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Lifesavers leap into action during floods saving lives
Surf living training and skills were a massive help during the recent flooding events all over Aotearoa. In Puketapu, Hawkes' Bay two brothers rescued stranded locals on knee-boards in at least 2.5m… Audio
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Netherlands Chamber Choir live at the New Zealand Festival 2020
The Netherlands Chamber Choir's performances at the 2020 New Zealand Festival in Wellington were a musical highlight of the festival. Netherlands-born Peter Dijkstra is one of today’s most…
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Live cross to Gisborne for RNZ update
Audio 20 Feb 2023RNZ's Jamie Tahana is in Gisborne giving the latest update. Audio
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NZ Live: Estere
Estère released her Makara Peak EP in December, and will start her EP release tour in March. She stops by to play her new EP live for us ahead of her tour. Audio
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Video shows cows responding to plea to swim for their lives
Audio 16 Feb 2023Video footage captured the moment a herd of cows managed to swim to safety after their paddock was dramatically flooded. Audio
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Cyclone Gabrielle: Live update from the Beehive
Civil Defence Minister Kieran McAnulty and Defence Minister Andrew Little hold a media conference from the Beehive. About 9,000 people have been displaced by Cyclone Gabrielle, with 3,000 currently… Audio
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West Side Story Live
It must be the ultimate multi-media experience - a classic movie from the Golden Age of Hollywood with the award-winning music track played live by a world-class orchestra. The New Zealand Symphony… Audio
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Future Islands: 'These aren't albums, these are pieces of our lives'
Future Islands Frontman Sam T. Herring has had an interesting journey in music, starting out as a rapper before finding huge success with Future Islands and forming his latest hip hop project Hemlock… Video, Audio
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NZ Live: The Frank Burkitt Band
The Frank Burkitt Band - formed by Scottish singer Frank Burkitt in Wellington - won Best Folk Artist at the 2019 Tui Awards. Now based in Manchester, Frank and his partner/bandmate Kara are currently… Video, Audio
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Schools get creative to fight cost of living
Principals from schools all over the country are having to be creative to make sure kids are in class, as back-to-school costs hit families.
Some schools are using their own vehicles to transport… Audio
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Hannah Everingham live in the RNZ Studios
Otautahi Musician Hannah Everingham is currently in Tamaki on tour - so we thought we would get her in the studio for a special live performance.
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Mu from Fat Freddys Drop: Morningside Live
Chris Faiumu who just goes by 'Mu' Is the quiet mastermind behind Fat Freddys Drop. We catch up with him and his summer and he tells us about the 'Morningside Block Party' event he and the band have… Audio
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NZ Live: Anthonie Tonnon
Whanganui musician Anthonie Tonnon plays tracks from his award-winning third album Leave Love Out of This and covers a smooth '80s ballad. After Covid-related delays, he and his band are touring… Video, Audio
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NZ Live: Anthonie Tonnon
Audio 3 Feb 2023This week's NZ Live performance is from Anthonie Tonnon. He was the recipient of the prestigious Tait Music Prize in 2022 for his third studio album 'Leave Love Out of This'. Audio
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Live Auckland Emergency Management briefing
Auckland emergency management says the worst of the weather is moving south, but the region isn't out of the woods yet.
Duty Controller Rachel Kelleher told Morning Report there has been some… Audio
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Evalyn McGregor on snipping for a living
Audio 31 Jan 2023Evalyn McGregor is New Zealand's only full-time female blade shearer. With a pair of special scissors, the 23-year-old currently shears 100 sheep a day and aims to double that number in the future. Video, Audio
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Community likely saved Tauranga family's lives - FENZ
Residents of a Maungatapu cul-de-sac in Tauranga rallied to save a family who were trapped in their home after a landslide overnight on Saturday.
Several homes were damaged, with one destroyed… Audio
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NZ Live: T-Bone
For NZ Live today we're bringing you a slice of Americana infused with some Kiwi roots. T-Bone is a five-piece band that formed in Wellington out of a shared love of folk and bluegrass music. Audio
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Furnishing rooms and changing lives
Audio 27 Jan 2023The philanthropic organisation, Woven Earth, offers practical support to families surviving domestic violence, including gifting furniture, household items and toys. Aucklander Kerryn Thrupp founded… Audio, Gallery
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Coffee roaster paying living wage talks inflation
The minimum wage needs to jump up almost $2.50 to match the living wage according to the Council of Trade Unions.
That would take it to $23.65 an hour. The PM says the government will be discussing… Video, Audio
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Inflation remains at 7.2 percent, cost of living continues to bite
Chris Hipkins inherits an inflation nation, with the cost of living up 7.2 percent year on year.
As the handover from one PM to another was underway, the inflation stats came out, and it's bad news… Audio
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CPI - inflation may ease, but cost of living still too high
Some economists are picking inflation is at its crest, and with an easing in price rises expected this year, albeit amid the prospect of further interest rate rises and an economic recession. The… Audio
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PM Hipkins won't change cost of living gloom - economist
An economist says incoming Prime Minister Chris Hipkins won't have time to effect any meaningful change to the country's cost of living gloom ahead of the election.
Hipkins says his focus will be on… Audio
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New drug could help you live longer
Scientists may have uncovered the secret to living longer.
A University of Auckland trial has shown how a drug called alpelisib - currently used to treat cancer - can increase the lifespan of mice by… Audio
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Live on the ground in Napier
Political reporter Katie Scotcher speaks to Corin Dann live from Napier, where Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced The two discuss when Ms Ardern announced her resignation to the caucus Audio