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Photo essay: FIFA Football World Cup fans light up winter in Aotearoa
1 Aug 2023The Football Ferns may have exited but they played a large part in stirring up fan passions around the country in the cup's first 10 days.
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The Art of War: Janay Harding
1 Aug 2023Meet the Māori fighters who are making their mark through the sport of MMA. Janay ‘Hollowpoint” Harding originally from Christchurch is now based in Australia’s Gold Coast, she competes in the featherweight division of Bellator MMA.
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An ugly truth: child labour is the secret ingredient in cosmetics
31 Jul 2023Cosmetic companies are hiding ugly truths about child labour practices, according to a new report from World Vision. Audio
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How pain affects our pets' behaviour
29 Jul 2023Behavioural changes are often a telltale sign that a pet is experiencing pain, a veterinary specialist says. Audio
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'It's just being human'
30 Jul 2023The House: Known for a tumultuous brief stint as Opposition leader, Todd Muller also won plaudits for his bipartisanship and advocating for awareness about mental health. Audio
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'They're seeking to erase trans people'
29 Jul 2023For Music 101's The Mixtape, trans rights activist and Young New Zealander of the year Shaneel Lal shares the songs that guided their path, and takes on the campaigns against transgender people. Video, Audio
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Opera in Concert: Die tote Stadt
31 Jul 2023LISTEN: Die tote Stadt (The dead city) by Erich Korngold is the story of a man paralysed by grief after the death of his wife and his transformational encounter with a theatre dancer, the spitting image of the wife. Presented by The APO.
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Taylor Swift Seattle concert generates seismic activity
Taylor Swift's concerts in the US city of Seattle generated seismic activity equivalent to a 2.3 magnitude earthquake, a seismologist has said. The shows beat the previous record in Seattle, set in 2011.
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Crafting honey and art from bees
Tairāwhiti beekeepers Cate and Mike King are still recovering from Cyclone Gabrielle but the future's looking sweet. Audio
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Princess Chelsea - live session
12 Aug 2023WATCH: Award-winning musician Princess Chelsea performs her new album Everything Is Going To Be Alright in our Auckland studio. Video, Audio
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'Theatre can be quite a cut-throat thing'
30 Jul 2023Actor and musician Joel Tobeck chats to Kim Hill about his varied career, his favourite songs and his upcoming play I Want To Be Happy. Video, Audio
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Review: Bic Runga performs Beautiful Collision in Auckland
29 Jul 2023Hoping to get some summer road trip vibes in the middle of winter, Katie Fitzgerald heads along to Bic Runga's sold-out show.
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Graham Johns: hitting all the right notes
28 Jul 2023NZ-born musician Graham Johns has just retired after 40 years as Section Leader, Percussion, for the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra. Video, Audio
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What can and can't go in the recycling bin?
28 Jul 2023WATCH - Auckland Council's Parul Sood shows us what's what. Video, Audio
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The Art of War - meet the fighters
30 Jul 2023WATCH: Six Māori MMA fighters share their stories in a video series out next week.
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'Bring the cash in a suitcase and the farm's yours!'
Peter Langford and his wife Debbie are ready to hang up their gumboots - so their Karamea dairy farm is up for sale. Audio
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New Horizons: The Musical Arrangements of John Cameron
30 Jul 2023They are the unsung heroes of popular music, the men and women who write the charts and orchestrations behind your favourite singers and bands. William Dart investigates the talented John Cameron whose music you may have heard without knowing it. Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 30 July 2023
30 Jul 2023It's all about descants today - those soaring vocal lines above the melody that are often sung on the final verse of hymns. Audio
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NZ Live: Tahini Bikini
28 Jul 2023Wellington band Tahini Bikini serves up some 'salad funk'. Video, Audio
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‘I’m lucky to be alive’
29 Jul 2023In the wake of Cyclone Gabrielle, 81-year-old Tahu Dansey-Owen-Ruru finds her solace in weaving.
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'I wanted to live, I wanted to be free'
25 Jul 2023Mental health advocate Genevieve Mora shares her own story of anxiety, OCD and anorexia in the new book Bite Back. Audio
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Recipe: Steamed Date Pudding with Custard
29 Jul 2023This easy, light pudding from Julie Biuso is perfect for a wintry evening.
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"I've always just loved her music"
21 Jul 2023New Zealand flutist Alexa Still has released Wish, an album of music by composer Valerie Coleman. Audio
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Kiri Allan's out, wealth tax keeps haunting Hipkins
28 Jul 2023The political implications of Kiri Allan's downfall, David Parker gives up revenue and National says Labour's tax policy includes removing GST from fruit and vegetables, and it isn't denied, writes Peter Wilson.