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Movie review - The President's Wife
31 Jul 2024The President's Wife sees the unstoppable Catherine Deneuve portray another French force of nature - Bernadette Chirac. Video, Audio
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'He did struggle to realise how loved and appreciated he was' - Remembering Martin Phillipps
3 Aug 2024Filmmaker Julia Parnell pays tribute to The Chills frontman who died this week at 61. Video, Audio
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Pātea Māori Club makes wish come true after more than 30 years
2 Aug 2024"I'm really happy that Pātea Māori Club are still raging it up and are still here" - filmmaker Whetū Fala. Audio
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No lost sheep for this Bo Peep - pro shearer finds dream job
Brya Harrison, aka "Bow" Peep, gives lifestyle-block owners a helping hand with their sheep. Audio
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How to talk to your kids about setbacks
3 Aug 2024The way parents speak to children about making mistakes shapes whether they view failure as part of learning or something unsafe. Audio
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Biss' birds back for another flight
2 Aug 2024The Dunedin Symphony Orchestra is performing Rod Biss' Four New Zealand Bird Songs in two concerts this weekend. The composer talks with Bryan Crump about the work, and his career in music publishing. Audio
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What's going down at the Olympic Village, and is it any of our business?
2 Aug 2024There are over 10,000 high-performance athletes congregating at the Paris Olympic Games right now and they've got a lot of steam to blow off.
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The necklace that proves Simone Biles is the GOAT
2 Aug 2024After winning the women's gymnastics all-around final on Thursday, Biles donned a diamond-encrusted GOAT pendant when she stepped onto the podium.
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Singalongs and play alongs for all
1 Aug 2024Miriam McCombe, the Auckland Philharmonia's Learn & Participate Programme Manager, talks with Bryan Crump about what her job involves and some free community events coming up. Audio
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Life after rock and roll with Eden Mulholland
31 Jul 2024RNZ Concert's Bryan Crump speaks with the multi-faceted and multi-talented Eden Mulholland ahead of the premiere of his latest ballet score, To Hold. It's one of three new works that form the Royal New Zealand Ballet's Solace tour of Aotearoa. Video, Audio
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Lord of the Rings star Elijah Wood back in NZ with new film
2 Aug 2024Bookworm follows 11-year-old Mildred, played by Nell Fisher, and her estranged father Strawn Wise, played by Wood, on their quest to find a mythological beast known as the Canterbury panther. Audio
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Five young stars battle it out for Aotearoa's biggest opera prize
2 Aug 2024Rising stars Austin Haynes, Manase Latu, Katie Trigg, Morgan-Andrew King and Tayla Alexander are vying to win the 2024 Lexus Song Quest, which has launched the careers of some of New Zealand's best-known opera singers.
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Teenage girls feel 'silenced and squashed' - author
1 Aug 2024"They are so stereotyped and dismissed as just having big feelings as if it's a negative, bad thing ... they push that down deep inside of them, which creates this scream." Audio
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How did Atipa Mabonga go from Southland to Super Bowl champ?
"Talk about pinching myself ... I am like what is my life? it's definitely a little bit odd sometimes," Atipa Mobonga says. Audio
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The BBC Proms 2024 on RNZ Concert
1 Aug 2024The BBC Proms offers diverse and exciting musical journeys across eight weeks of live performances from a vast array of leading orchestras, conductors and soloists from the UK and around the world. Hear highlights on RNZ Concert.
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'Underconsumption core': The latest online trend
1 Aug 2024Unboxing videos have become the norm on social media, which makes 'underconsumption core' a surprising new trend.
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Why is everyone talking about the Ballerina Farm trad wife interview?
1 Aug 2024What is a trad wife and why has Hannah Neeleman's video drawn so much attention?
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Easy eats: Sam Parish's new take on pumpkin soup
31 Jul 2024Pumpkin soup is a comforting classic, perfect for a cosy night in - but do you find the kids end up eating more buttered bread than the soup itself? Sam Parish has the answer.
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Stephen King podcasters read entire canon in order
31 Jul 2024Since Stephen King published his first novel Carrie 50 years ago, he has written 64 novels and 200 short stories, now two fans have taken it upon themselves to read every single King book in order of publication. Audio
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South Island finally takes out best pie award
31 Jul 2024A slow cooked beef pie has taken out the Supreme Pie Award. And it's also just the second time a female baker has won the top gong. Audio
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The connection effect of singing in harmony
30 Jul 2024What does it take to become overall champions in the Pop Category at the World Choir Games? RNZ's Bryan Crump talks with Vocal FX director Charlotte Murray about the group's recent success, and her own musical influences. Audio
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Terence Dennis: First choice accompanist
29 Jul 2024Terence Dennis is a busy man. Having just performed with all ten of this year's Lexus Song Quest semi-finalists, the country's go-to accompanist is preparing to do it again for the final this weekend. RNZ's Bryan Crump caught up with him between gigs. Audio
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How a white supremacist turned his back on hate
30 Jul 2024By the age of 16 Arno Michaelis was a full-blown alcoholic and a violent racist covered in swastika tattoos. Audio
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Vegan cafe turns to meat to stay afloat
30 Jul 2024KIND Café & Eatery opened in 2018 with the aim of reducing meat consumption - now it's having to change tack to survive. Audio