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Megan Whelan
Megan is RNZ's Head of Digital Content. She has worked in Radio New Zealand News, Sport, and Radio New Zealand International, and hosted holiday programmes.
RNZ Programmes
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Contemporary Feminism
A series of panel discussions at the City Gallery Wellington
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Great Ideas
A series about the ideas that shape the world we live in, recorded in collaboration with New Zealand universities.
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Search results for Megan Whelan
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Episode 6: Together, Apart
As Fiji/Samoa play at the Pacific Nations Cup, rugby bosses say they're trying to close the gap between the top nations and the Pacific. A new generation of Pasifika are ready to sit at the table. Audio
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First Person: Talei Anderson
Sports journalist, Talei Anderson, remembers her first glimpse of women's rugby and explains why, for female players, the challenge on the field is only half the battle.
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Episode 5: Women’s Rugby in the Pacific: Challenges? Did You Say Challenges?
Pasifika women want to play the game they love, but they're fighting for even fewer resources than their male counterparts. They're also battling to change traditional mindsets about women in rugby. Audio
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Episode 4: Fiji: Politics, Performance, and Power
Fijian rugby is doing better than its island neighbours but within World Rugby vast disaparites still exist between playing nations. Audio
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Episode 3: Samoa: Culture and Connection
"We don't get the resources the big nations get." In Samoa even the school kids know the score. Has inequality become normalised? Audio
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First Person: John Daniell
Journalist and former professional rugby player, John Daniell, explains the 'hook' that prompted him to take a closer look at Pacific rugby.
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First Person: James Nokise
Rugby fan and comedian James Nokise explains how he came to take a more serious look at the state of Pacific rugby.
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Episode 1: Mana Moana!
Pasifika players have brought so much to the game of rugby - what have they got in return? Audio
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Episode 2: Money and Mate Ma’a Tonga
Tongan players talk about tough choices and a huge gap in resources between powerful rugby nations and the Pacific. And they ask: ''Is this structural racism?" Audio
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Swear words and slurs - what's offensive on TV and radio?
Are New Zealanders' attitudes towards offensive language changing? A recent survey by the Broadcasting Standards Authority seems to suggest they might be. Audio
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The Pre-Panel for 23 December 2021
23 Dec 2021Panellists Verity Johnson and Mark Knoff-Thomas talk about the best pop culture moments of 2021 and share what they have been thinking. Audio
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RNZ’s Tahi -'the one' for rangatahi?
5 Dec 2021RNZ’s previous plan to reach younger people collapsed in early 2020 after opposition to RNZ Concert cuts - and pushback from commercial broadcasters. This week RNZ fired up Tahi - a more modest effort… Audio
