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Future unclear for Nauru, Manus refugees left by US
Audio 31 Jan 2017Doubts remain that all the refugees detained in Nauru and Papua New Guinea by Australia will be resettled in the United States. Audio
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Manus Island refugee escapes to Fiji
Audio 30 Jan 2017A refugee detained on Papua New Guineas Manus Island by Australia has escaped to Fiji where he is now seeking asylum. Audio
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Live in session: Weyes Blood
Californian singer-songwriter Weyes Blood joins us in studio for an interview and a live performance. Video, Audio
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Remote Cook Island demands shipping co. deliver on its promises
Audio 27 Jan 2017A Cook Islands community to take a shipping company to court to recover the thousands it says its owed. Audio
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NZ Live: Tweed
Auckland indie-folk group Tweed play tracks from their debut album High-Brow Blues and have a chat with Megan Whelan Video, Audio
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Nauru, Manus Island refugees distressed by Trump
Audio 27 Jan 2017The distress of refugees detained offshore by Australia has deepened with news US President Donald Trump will suspend refugee resettlement. Audio
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Guam on alert over Agent Orange allegations
Audio 26 Jan 2017US veteran calls for US Government to admit its use of Agent Orange on Guam. Audio
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PNG police wives suffering in silence
Audio 25 Jan 2017The Family Sexual Violence Action Committee in Papua New Guinea says it's common for the wives of police officers to be physically abused by their husbands. Audio
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Manus detainees think US resettlement a hoax
Audio 25 Jan 2017Refugees detained on Papua New Guineas Manus Island are sceptical of news they'll meet immigration officials from the United States next month. Audio
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Tahiti floating village to test technology for a better ocean
Audio 23 Jan 2017The creators of a floating community planned for French Polynesia hope to the project will eventually lead to new homes for people at risk from rising seas. Audio
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"Rush" of internet activity in Marshalls after 3-week blackout
Audio 23 Jan 2017A three-week internet blackout in the Marshall Islanders has come to an end following the completion of repair work to the country's submarine cable. Audio
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Live The Dream - Henry Boyle & Russell Golding
Audio 22 Jan 2017Henry Boyle is combining his interested in virtual reality technology, with his love of spending time suspended in float tanks, with warm epsom salt filled water. Russell Golding, meanwhile, is a… Audio
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Live in session: The Veils' Finn Andrews
Finn Andrews from The Veils reflects on his music career thus far, growing up English in New Zealand, being in Twin Peaks and touring 'Total Depravity'. Video, Audio
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Another prison riot claims 30 lives in Brazil
Prison riots in Brazil have resulted in more than 30 deaths and dozens of escaped prisoners. Audio
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Footballers' lives: nasty, brutish and short
Contrary to what you might believe, the life of professional footballer is uncertain, poorly paid and short. Audio
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Live The Dream - Irene Wakefield
Over the summer Wellingtonian Irene Wakefield is honing her online resource for teenagers who're considering serious relationships, or who are with partners who're hurting them physically and… Audio
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Tami Neilson live at the Tuning Fork
Tami Neilson, her band and guests perform songs by Mavis Staples, Blind Willie Johnson, Ray Charles, Bob Dylan and others live at the Tuning Fork in Auckland. Audio
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Part 8 - Living with Strangers
Audio 4 Jan 2017The adventure continues as the two families meet the other world. Audio
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Live: Hipstamatics - Super Soul Review
Hipstamatics perform live at the Super Soul Review at the Powerstation in Auckland. Video, Audio, Gallery
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Chilling in the hood? Could freezing gunshot victims save lives
A controversial medical trial is taking place in Baltimore, freezing gunshot victims in an attempt to extend "the golden hour', and stop trauma patients from bleeding out. Nicola Twilley has visited… Audio
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Live: A Girl Named Mo
Recorded over six sold out shows at Wellington's Bats Theatre, Platonic\Romantic introduces A Girl Named Mo's electronic-R&B as live sketches that will make up their debut album to come in 2017. Video, Audio, Gallery
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NZ Live: Christmas Special
We present our traditional Christmas edition of New Zealand Live today with three distinctly different acts in our three main centre studios. Audio
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A reminder to always treat your microphone as live
Audio 23 Dec 2016Two veteran British MPs, ken Calrke and Sir Malcolm Rifkind, were recorded exchanging frank views on the candidates vying to replace David Cameron as UK Prime Minister. Audio
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Call for GCF to focus on climate change refugees
The New Zealand opposition Labour Party's Pacific climate change spokesperson, Su'a William Sio, has welcomes funding commitments from the Green Climate Fund, but says finding ways to cater for… Audio
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Norfolk hoping for Air New Zealand change of heart
Audio 21 Dec 2016The Norfolk Island Regional Council is talking positively despite Air New Zealand ending its direct Auckland to Norfolk flights. Audio