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Lately for Friday 23 July 2021

  • Moana Maniapoto: Ono

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    10:35 PM.Celebrated New Zealand singer, songwriter, documentary maker, writer, television current affairs Moana Maniapoto speaks with Susana Lei'ataua about time management and the first tracks of her next… Read more Audio

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  • The Art of Oral History

    10:30 PM.Ever thought about recording an oral history? What is oral history exactly and where can you hear it? Pou Hitori and Audio Visual Historian with Manatu Taonga - Ministry of Culture and Heritage… Read more Audio

  • Samoa's long-awaited Government is confirmed

    10:20 PM.Samoa's Court of Appeal has ruled the country has a new government, more than 100 days after the election. It has ruled - the impromptu swearing-in by the FAST party in May is legitimate under the… Read more Audio

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10:20 Orphan orca calf Toa dies suddenly

The Department of Conservation has confirmed that the orca calf being cared for near Porirua rapidly deteriorated this evening and and vets on site rushed to his aid, but were unable to save him. An orca expert, vets and volunteers have been looking after the calf - though to be between 3 and 6 months old, since he stranded at Plimmerton Beach, near Porirua, 12 days ago. Reporter Harry Lock has with the latest.

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Photo: RNZ / Samuel Rillstone

 

l0:25 Samoa's long-awaited Government is confirmed

Samoa's Court of Appeal has ruled the country has a new government, more than 100 days after the election. It has ruled -  the impromptu swearing-in by the FAST party in May is legitimate under the doctrine of necessity. RNZ Pacific's Dominic Godfrey joins Susana Lei-ataua to discuss the latest.

Ceremony to swear-in FAST party into government

Ceremony to swear-in FAST party into government Photo: Ame Tanielu

 

10:30 The art of creating oral history

Ever thought about recording an oral history?  What is oral history exactly and where can you hear it? Pou Hītori and Audio Visual Historian with Manatu Taonga - Ministry of Culture and Heritage, Emma-Jean Kelly explains how it works.

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10:45 KiwiRules: Moana Maniopoto - Ono

Celebrated New Zealand singer, songwriter, documentary maker, writer, television current affairs Moana Maniapoto speaks with Susana Lei'ataua about time management and the first tracks of her next album, Ono, that will be released in full in February next year.

Moana Maniapoto

Moana Maniapoto Photo: Supplied by www.moananz.com