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Live: Taiwu Ancient Ballads Troupe at WOMAD 2019
It started with the visionary passion of teacher Camake Valaule and five students from Taiwu Elementary School, to document, perform and hold high the traditional songs of the Paiwan tribal villages.
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Live: The Original Gypsies at WOMAD 2019
The Original Gypsies 12-piece band produces a tight wall of fiery flamenco-infused rhythms, accompanied by raw, raspy vocals. Audio
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Live at WOMAD | Kora virtuoso Sona Jobarteh
Sona Jobarteh is the first professional female Kora virtuoso to come from a West African Griot 9storyteller/musician) family. She performed Malian love song 'Jarabi' (Beloved) live for RNZ Music ahead… Video, Audio
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Live: Sona Jobarteh at WOMAD 2019
Sona Jobarteh is a master of the West-African 21-string harp, the kora. Audio
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Live: My Baby at WOMAD 2019
A swamp-blues rock trio called My Baby who are based in Amsterdam and include a Kiwi guitarist had their audience up and dancing at WOMAD 2019 in Taranaki. Audio
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Live: Baloji at WOMAD 2019
Baloji draws influences from his Congolese heritage that he delivers with a poetic and political punch. Audio
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Live: Jamie Smith's Mabon at WOMAD 2019
Celtic music has always been a crowd pleaser in New Zealand and with his band Mabon, Jamie Smith once more confirmed the popularity of the genre. Audio
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Live: BCUC at WOMAD 2019
It's music for the people - by the people - with the people, presented by a band whose high-energy performances have made them one of South Africa's most successful musical exports. Audio
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Solomons electoral office says ANZACs bring sense of security for polls
The Solomon Islands Electoral Office says the arrival of Australian and New Zealand personnel to provide logistical support for next month's election will also bring a sense of security for voters. Audio
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Live: Maalem Hamid el Kasri at WOMAD 2019
Maalem Hamid el Kasri plays the guembri in music of Morocco based in the Gnawa tradition. Audio
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NZ Live: Avalanche City
Indie folk musician Dave Baxter (aka Avalanche City) just finished his New Zealand tour last week and the very next day visited our Auckland studio to play a few songs from his latest album My Babylon… Video, Audio
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Doctors saving lives and risking death in war zones
David Nott is a British surgeon, usually based in London, but he spends time every year volunteering to tend to the wounded in some of the world's most dangerous war zones. He has written about his 25… Audio, Gallery
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PNG's worsening battle against tuberculosis
Papua New Guinea has some of the worst rates of tuberculosis in the world and they have got worse in recent years. Audio
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Young Pacific leaders challenged to make a difference
Young leaders from the Pacific were in Fiji last week to talk health, education, climate change and other issues. But some of these outstanding people say they still struggle to find their voice. Audio
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Paper Cranes live
Audio 11 Mar 2019The folk pop group Paper Cranes released their new album 'Voices' earlier this year. Fraser and Naomi Browne are a husband and wife team and perform a track from the album, live in our studio. Audio
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A vibrant, funny, and fast-moving show that had the audience laughing and gasping with wonder
Komische Oper Berlin and 1927 present Mozart's opera The Magic Flute at Auckland Arts Festival. Audio
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Young Tongan singer Emily on why Pasifika youth are misundertood
Emily Muli is a young Tongan RnB singer who's rubbed shoulders with the British royal family, gone viral on YouTube, and wants to clear up some misunderstandings about young Pasifika people. Video, Audio
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NZ Live: Beat Rhythm Fashion
Beat Rhythm Fashion were the darlings of the post-punk music scene in Wellington in the late '70s and early '80s. Now, over 30 years later, they're back together with a new album Tenterhook. Video, Audio
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Tim Batt on living a real-life groundhog day
Comedian Tim Batt is one half of The Worst Idea of All Time - a podcast in which he and his co-host watch and discuss the same (terrible) movie every week for a year. Audio
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Crocodile attacks on the rise in Solomon Islands
Audio 6 Mar 2019A new report has found that crocodile attacks on people in Solomon Islands have increased significantly over the past decade and will continue to rise if nothing is done to prevent them. Audio
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Bowel cancer survival rates depend on where you live - report
If you're a bowel cancer patient and live in Auckland, you have a much better chance of surviving major surgery than if you live in other parts of the country such as Whanganui. And if you're Maori… Audio
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Antimony - takes lives, saves lives
Antimony can be used to take lives - and to save lives. Check out episode 4 of Elemental with Professor Allan Blackman from AUT. Audio
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How Hyperloop could change the way we live
The future of transportation could see passengers hurtling through vacuum tubes of speeds of up to 900km/h. Senior Civil Engineer Ismaeel Babur explains the system. Audio
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Will to Live: 21 year old leads mental health awareness tour of rural NZ
Lincoln University student Elle Perriam is touring rural New Zealand in a ute to encourage people to take better care of their own and fellow farm worker's mental health. The Will to Live campaign… Video, Audio