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50,000 NZ working households live in poverty
Audio 25 Nov 2019Research released this morning has crunched the numbers on just how many working poor there are in New Zealand - 50,000 working households living in poverty across Aotearoa. The research commissioned… Audio
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NZ Live: Debbie Harwood
Debbie Harwood is a stalwart of New Zealand music. Now, after more than four decades in the business, she's releasing her first ever solo EP. It's called The Sun. Video, Audio
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Panguna mine seen as key to Bougainville independence
As Bougainville nears its self-determination referendum, the mine that sparked its bloody civil war is seen as the key to potential independence from Papua New Guinea. Audio
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'People want justice': Marshalls' fury over nuclear information US withheld
The caretaker president of the Marshall Islands says it's unconscionable that the United States kept secret key information about its nuclear tests for decades. Audio
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Fiji govt urged to isolate measles patients at hospitals
Residents living in areas affected by the measles outbreak in Fiji want the authorities to quarantine those with the disease at the hospitals instead of leaving them in their homes. Audio
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Pasifika artists showcase their works in Australian exhibit
An exhibition showcasing cutting-edge work from nine Pacific artists has opened in Melbourne, Australia. Audio
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NZDF's failure to clear explosives costs the lives of seven Afghani children
Stuff Circuit reporters Paula Penfold and Eugene Bingham on how they uncovered the deaths of seven children as a result of New Zealand's failure to clear explosive remnants from its former firing… Audio
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The Lilburn Lecture 2019: Breath of the Birds by Dame Gillian Whitehead
In 'Breath of the Birds' Dame Gillian Whitehead discusses the origin of taonga puoro, their revival, and how she has used traditional Māori musical instruments in her compositions. Audio, Gallery
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Live session: Dawn Diver
Wellington band Dawn Diver is the songwriting project of Ben Lemi. It's a new experience for the Trinity Roots drummer as he tells Yadana Saw in this live session. Audio
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NZ Live: Mermaidens
It's been a busy year for Wellington group Mermaidens. The trio have toured Europe and the UK twice, and they also released their impressive third album 'Look Me In The Eye' on Flying Nun Records. Video, Audio
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2019 NZ Music Awards - live
The NZ Music Awards are underway at Auckland's Spark Arena and RNZ Music is there to capture the moments and the memories. Performances include Avantdale Bowling Club, The Beths, BENEE, and a special… Audio
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NZ Music Awards 2019: live coverage
The NZ Music Awards are this Thursday at Auckland’s Spark Arena and RNZ Music will be there bringing you live updates throughout the night including photos, videos and more.
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Why New Zealanders are living longer
For the last 50 years, each year, the life span of the average New Zealander has increased by about 10 weeks per year. When population health specialist, Alistair Woodward was at medical school in… Audio
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Bougainville referendum preparations drawing to a close
Everything is falling into place for the upcoming referendum on Bougainville's independence from Papua New Guinea, according to its organisers. Audio
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The Kindness Institute changing the lives of our rangatahi calls for funding to survive
As Mike King's Gumboot Fund runs out of money, another youth wellbeing program says funding is also a constant struggle. Auckland's the Kindness Institute is trying to give young people the tools they… Video, Audio
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Jitka Šuranská and Michel Legrand may be gone but their music lives on
Latin beats from Mexican guitarists Rodrigo Y Gabriela and Pink Martini, plus tributes to Jitka Šuranská and Michel Legrand who both passed away in 2019. Video
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REVIEW: Bono brings his big screen, even bigger ego to Auckland
Frontman's random rant mars an epic night of nostalgia.
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Not-so-ok-boomers: superannuitants living in poverty
Interesting opinion piece in the NZ Herald by former health social work manager Dara McNaught on the issue of superannuitants being caught in the trap of poverty. Audio
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NZ Live: Fly My Pretties
Musical collective Fly My Pretties first formed in 2004 as a one-off project. Now, 15 years later, Fly My Pretties are releasing their very first studio album. Video, Audio
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WATCH: Six60 live and acoustic
To celebrate the release of their fourth studio album, which is out today, Six60 dropped in to perform live at RNZ. Video
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LISTEN: Steve Gunn live in session
American guitarist and songwriter Steve Gunn is currently touring NZ for the third time in as many years. He dropped into the RNZ studios to chat with Elliott Childs and play a couple of songs from… Audio
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The darkest chapters in so many lives - NZ's abuse inquiry
The first two weeks of New Zealand's biggest ever inquiry - into abuse in state and faith-based care - finishes today. It's been revealing, shocking, and heartbreaking - and it's just scratched the… Audio
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Ruby McGill on living with type 1 diabetes
Most people have heard of type 1 diabetes, but not everyone knows how draining it is to manage. Of the 25,000 New Zealanders who live with the illness, young mum Ruby McGill describes herself as "one… Audio
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Urban Habitat Collective bringing co-living to capital
As our cities fill up and the price of housing increases, people are finding different, creative ways to put a roof over their heads. The folks over at Urban Habitat Collective, for example. They're a… Audio, Gallery
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Farmer fears GP shortage could cost lives
A Taranaki farmer fears lives could be lost because rural people are unable to get face-to-face appointments with a GP when they are suffering mental health issues.
He says when farmers call their GP… Audio