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At the Movies - Robots
19 Jul 2023On the evidence of this new Netflix film, Hollywood writers are right to be nervous about AI taking over their jobs. Video, Audio
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Open Championship marks 60 years since golfer Sir Bob Charles' win
21 Jul 2023The Open Championship began on Thursday, marking 60 years since a then 27-year-old Bob Charles claimed the famous Claret Jug.
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The Beths on Obama's summer playlist
21 Jul 2023It's pretty big news when a former president of the United States puts you on his summer playlist. Just ask New Zealand band The Beths. Audio
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'This is not our planet to trash and destroy'
18 Jul 2023The lives of citizens not yet born need more consideration today, says the world's first-ever Future Generations Commissioner Sophie Howe. Audio
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Scientist studies benefits of traditional Samoan diet
19 Jul 2023PhD student Amy Maslen-Miller, aka the Samoan Scientist, is researching how the traditional 19th-century Samoan diet may help prevent the onset of type II diabetes amongst Samoan New Zealanders. Audio
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Widescreen's film festival picks
21 Jul 2023In part 2 of his festival previews Dan Slevin looks at three more titles from this year’s Whānau Marama New Zealand International Film Festival.
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The battle for influence in the Pacific between the world's superpowers
21 Jul 2023Analysis - Over the last decade, an increasingly volatile relationship between the United States and China has slowly escalated; Trade sanctions, naval and aerial confrontations in the South China Sea, and a war of words has weakened foreign relations to what many say is the lowest point since the Cold War.
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Inside the nuclear fusion reactor ITER
Our Changing World - What if we could create bountiful supplies of energy with near-zero carbon emissions? That’s the promise of nuclear fusion – a reaction where atoms merge. Audio
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Kiwi Indians share their rainbow journey
19 Jul 2023Ajay Chhibber and Kavita Brough are from two different parts of the world, but both have endured similar challenges when they came out and embraced their true identities.
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'Excuseflation' - the new theory behind why things we need keep getting more expensive
Economic indicators tell us inflation is easing, but the prices at the supermarket tell a different story. Bloomberg's Tracy Alloway chats to Afternoons about why that might be. Audio
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FIRST 11: Top-scoring films and TV shows to watch about football
20 Jul 2023If you like your soccer with a side of romance, action, Nazis, French philosophy or gender politics there are plenty of football-inspired TV shows, documentaries or movies to watch. Here's our pick of the bunch.
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Download your World Cup wallchart
20 Jul 2023Get on the World Cup hype train and download our wall chart with every game in the tournament, its location and broadcaster and broadcast times included.
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Meet New Zealand's answer to Barbie's Kens
19 Jul 2023Ken bemoans his status as No. 2 in the upcoming Barbie movie. Will he ever feel ‘enough’? While you ponder perma-tanned Ken's existential angst, we set to work picking our top Kiwi Kens.
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World's superpowers battle for influence in the Pacific
21 Jul 2023What is happening between the US and China and why is the Pacific so pivotal to both superpowers? Finau Fonua reports.
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Tips for conquering tongue-tied moments
17 Jul 2023If you've ever felt awkward or tongue-tied in a conversation and maybe been a bit embarrassed, Debra Fine might be able to help. Audio
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RNZ's World Cup office sweepstake
19 Jul 2023The biggest-ever FIFA Women's World Cup kicks off at Eden Park on Thursday. We've got all your office sweepstake needs covered.
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Widescreen's film festival picks
18 Jul 2023Dan Slevin previews three titles from this year’s Whānau Marama New Zealand International Film Festival.
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'I just want to do exactly what's in my head'
16 Jul 2023Grian Chatten is mostly known as the lead singer of Irish post-punk band Fontaines D.C., but has gone back to his childhood for his first solo album Chaos for the Fly. Video, Audio
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Piano Extravaganza - in celebration of Rae de Lisle
18 Jul 2023Rae de Lisle was a long-time lecturer in piano performance in Auckland. Her retirement prompted a fun night of professionals and students performing rare repertoire: piano duets, duos, trios - including up to six players at once!
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Strengthen Parliament to watch government
The House - As an MP Sir Geoffrey Palmer had a huge impact on the interlocking shapes of government and parliament. The great reformer is still brimming with ideas for improvement. Audio
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Patsy Carlyle: Barbie Collector
Collecting Barbie dolls has been a decades-long passion for retired St John Ambulance paramedic Patsy Carlyle, and her collection is being celebrated in The Barbie Collector at Wellington Museum this month. Audio, Gallery
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The ancient pa site just off a highway
13 Jul 2023Sally Round clambers into underground tunnels on a tour of the historic Opepe Reserve near Taupō. Video, Audio
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What to do when sleep eludes you
16 Jul 2023We've all experienced those nights at one time or another, when sleep just won't come - Dr Roxanne Prichard tells Sunday Morning about the science that will help calm our mind and body. Audio
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‘The whole album was like a therapy session’
15 Jul 2023Brittney Denise Parks - aka Sudan Archives - spent hours in her studio basement during several lockdowns working through angst and turning it into music to dance to. Video, Audio