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Covid-19: Overseas ICU staff recruitment campaign set to go live
An overseas recruitment campaign targeting specialist nurses will go live this week, but critics say two years into the pandemic, and with Omicron on the doorstep - it's far too late.
Last November… Audio
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Speaking with Live it Tonga and reporting on the disaster
Audio 2 Feb 2022We speak with Talita Kefu and the team behind the social media group Live it Tonga working to keep families informed and connected amid the recovery from recent volcanic eruption and tsunami in the… Audio
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Tourism's grim future reset
The battered tourism and hospitality industry is hanging on for better days - but some insiders say we're looking at a reset, not a bounce-back. Audio
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How are Wellingtonians living under Omicron?
Two years into the pandemic and with Omicron expected to be widespread in the community soon, New Zealanders are adapting to a 'new normal'.
Our reporters Soumya Bhamidipati and Samuel Rillstone took… Video, Audio
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Covid-19: Live events industry loses large chunk of summer income
Many musicians, actors and others in the live events industry are facing months without any income because of the move to the red traffic light setting.
They are on their own because the wage subsidy… Audio
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Cost of living will lead to hardship, disobedience - advocates
Social service providers are worried soaring living costs will lead to hardship and even civil disobedience.
They say people could be forced to take what they need to live. Petrol, food and house… Audio
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Rising cost of living crushing those already struggling - advocate
Social service providers are cautioning rising prices crushing those who are already struggling.
Food prices increased by 4.5 percent in 2021, rents are jacking up and people are expecting petrol to… Audio
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Covid-19: Live music industry mourns early end to summer shows
Those in the live music business are warning latest Covid-19 restrictions will seriously damage the industry.
Freelance music tour manager Sarin Moddle says stakes are high at this time of the year… Audio
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Why we have a seven day a week calendar dictating our lives
We don't like Mondays. We struggle to get over the hump on Wednesdays and we prepare ourselves on Sunday to go to bed and start the whole week over again. Whose idea was the seven day week anyway… Audio
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Living the dream, baches and seaside settlements
An exploration of lifestyles around New Zealand's coastlines and waterways through Derek Morrison's book, Living the Dream. Derek was NZ Geographic's 2018 Photographer of the Year. His book has… Audio
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Covid Red traffic light system affects live events
A major live events company has cancelled all of its shows for the rest of the year as a result of the country going to the red traffic light setting. Greenstone Entertainment made the difficult… Audio
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Who Lived There: Riccarton House
We're going on a journey into Aotearoa's past now! We're continuing our series 'Who Lived There' this morning, it's based on a book of the same name which came out last year. Jane King took the… Audio
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Who Lived There: Brain Watkins House
We're going on a journey into Aotearoa's past now! We're continuing our series 'Who Lived There' this morning, it's based on a book of the same name which came out last year. Jane King took the… Audio
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Who Lived There: Burke's Pass
We're going on a journey into Aotearoa's past now! We're continuing our series 'Who Lived There' this morning, it's based on a book of the same name which came out last year. Jane King took the… Audio
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Who Lived There: St Mary's Tikitiki
We're going on a journey into Aotearoa's past now! We're continuing our series 'Who Lived There' this morning, it's based on a book of the same name which came out last year. Jane King took the… Audio
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Covid-19: Overseas New Zealanders on living in Omicron hotspots
New Zealanders living overseas say Covid-19 is now part of everyday life as cases of the highly-infectious Omicron variant steadily grow around the globe.
More than 307 million Covid cases have been… Audio
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Who Lived There: the Lawrence Chinese camp
We're going on a journey into Aotearoa's past now! We're continuing our series 'Who Lived There' this morning, it's based on a book of the same name which came out last year. Jane King took the… Audio
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Who Lived There? Cascade Brewery
We're going on a journey into Aotearoa's past now! We're continuing our series 'Who Lived There'. It's based on a book of the same name which came out last year. Jane King took the photographs and Nic… Audio
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Living Sober: a friendly online community of people going alcohol-free
In the decade that Lotta Dann has been alcohol-free, she's seen a sea change in attitudes towards people choosing not to drink. Her website Living Sober is a free and friendly place for people going… Video, Audio
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Who Lived There? The Empire
We're going on a journey into Aotearoa's past now, and a very special hotel. We're continuing our series 'Who Lived There' this morning, it's based on a book of the same name which came out last year… Audio
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Who Lived There? - Horeke
Have you ever stood in front of a building wondered what its story is? Today we're starting a series on New Zealand architecture which will run every day on the weekend, throughout January. It's… Audio
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Dr Ang Jury: 'There are a whole lot of women living safe, healthy, happy lives now that weren't before'
Our next guest is someone who has dedicated her working life to helping women in need. Dr Ang Jury has become an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit, for services to victims of family and sexual… Video, Audio
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Tim Higham: living sustainably on Aotea Great Barrier Island
Audio 18 Dec 2021Writer and environmental advocate Tim Higham is trying to live, as he puts it from fish to fish in a house in the bush on Aotea Great Barrier Island. That's where we find him in his book Island Notes… Audio
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Our Changing World - Using chemistry to reconstruct past lives
Dr. Charlotte King explains her work using chemical isotopes to reconstruct past lives of forgotten people from the time of the Otago gold rush. Audio
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'Xenobots' the first ever living robots - study
A group of US scientists who created the first living robots say the life forms, known as xenobots, have found the tiny robots can now reproduce and generate offspring.
They could be used in the… Audio