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Aluminium, jeans, and whisky? What tariffs mean for New Zealand
Explainer - We've heard a lot about tariffs recently. But how do they work, and where does NZ fit in?
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River that's a crocodile habitat chosen for Olympics
A local crocodile expert is dismissing any risk to competitors on the Fitzroy River course.
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Football Ferns call on new shot stoppers
Interim Football Ferns coach continues to explore depth of talent available to play for New Zealand.
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Ashley Brown and music beyond NZTrio
After 23 years, cellist Ashley Brown is leaving NZTrio. He speaks with RNZ Concert host Bryan Crump. Audio
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Who's up next to make Treaty Principles Bill submissions
There are almost 500 people named, from the general public to former MPs, academics and Māori leaders.
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Football Ferns to test 'inexperienced' players against Costa Rica
Three debutants have been called up for the Football Ferns' first games of the year.
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Australian PMs' heads severed, stolen from bronze statues
Police are searching for the vandals who removed the heads from two statues of Australian prime ministers and damaged 18 others in Ballarat early on Thursday morning.
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Phoenix women extend unbeaten run
The Wellington Phoenix women stretched their unbeaten run to three matches after coming from a goal down to draw 1-1 with the Melbourne Victory in their sixth round A-League match.
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Lilburn Lecture 2024: The music critic - an endangered species in Aotearoa New Zealand? - Elizabeth Kerr
Music critic and commentator, Elizabeth Kerr speaks about the role of music critic in the Aotearoa arts ecosystem. She recalls feisty New Zealand music writers from last century, outlines her own… Video, Audio
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The Score is Settled for 2024
As we look forward to Settling the Score 2024, RNZ Concert's classical countdown broadcast on Labour Day, here are some observations drawn from the public vote for New Zealand's favourite classical… Video, Audio
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Gemma's New Season
Artistic Advisor and Principal Conductor, Gemma New, talks with Bryan Crump about the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra's programme for next year. Video, Audio
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Who are the new leaders at the Human Rights Commission?
The government has named new leadership.
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Preview: Can New Zealand’s football teams cause a shock at Paris 2024?
Spying drama aside, what are the actual expectations for our two Olympic football teams in Paris asks Mathew Nash.
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America's Sweethearts: Netflix lifts lid on life as a cheerleader
The women featured in the series have won praise from viewers and TV critics for how they face the exacting expectations.
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Kiwi Surprise and Joy
In his fourth programme for New Zealand Music Month, in reaction the sometimes depressing seriousness of the world around us, William Dart takes a trip around some music from our land that will… Audio
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May Means Music from the Motu
New Zealand Music Month is upon us and William Dart is airing a selection of music from Aotearoa that has given him special pleasure ... from Nathan Haines and Eve de Castro-Robinson, to Pickle… Audio
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Military horses break free, rampage through London
The horses, one of which was covered in blood, caused chaos as they roamed the city centre and collided with vehicles. Video
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Prince's musical relationships - with fan and composer Victoria Kelly
Victoria Kelly shares some lesser-known songs by her musical hero Prince. Video, Audio
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Should adult Harry Potter fans 'grow up' and 'get over it'?
Analysis - For many millennials, Harry Potter is part of their identity, writes the BBC's Yasmin Rufo.
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Neil Finn: 'Music will save the world'
"We're all trying to kind of find some sound that links us together," celebrated New Zealand musician Neil Finn tells Culture 101 in an upcoming interview. Video, Audio
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WATCH: Performances of popular New Zealand compositions
New Zealand music written in classical styles is in good heart and growing popularity. These are some of the most-watched performances filmed by SOUNZ Centre for New Zealand Music, many with sound… Video
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Festive treats from RNZ Concert
Here are season’s greetings and wonderful festive music for Christmas and the New Year from RNZ Concert.
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Australian netballers pushing for more pay "slept in cars"
Players in Australia's domestic netball league have "slept in their cars" as a pay dispute continues, former national captain Kathryn Harby-Williams says.
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Hurricanes lose star wing as Super Rugby Aupiki squads revealed
The Hurricanes Poua have been dealt a blow with star Black Ferns winger Ayesha Leti-I'iga ruled out of the next Super Rugby Aupiki season.
