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Gerald Stratford: Big vege grower and Twitter star
A 72-year old vegetable gardener from Oxford is an unlikely Twitter star, but Gerald Stratford found online fame earlier this year when he started tweeting about his wonderful produce amid the… Audio
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Are aliens walking among us?
Chris Impey is a Distinguished Professor of Astronomy at the University of Arizona and has penned eight popular science books, and he has even taught cosmology to Tibetan monks. He joins The Weekend… Audio
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Worlds of Music episode 214 features an interview about tthe hugely influential singer and songwriter Huddie Leadbetter
Music from the world, for the world, hosted by Trevor Reekie. Audio
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Sea shanty TikTok?
Audio 15 Jan 2021One of the first cultural trends of 2021 is a revival of sea shanties! Social media platform TikTok lets people make short videos with audio to share. But importantly you can add to other people's… Video, Audio
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Expert comments on purge of Twitter accounts
Thousands of social media accounts have been purged from the Internet in the wake of the Capitol riots, as tech companies reevaluate the role their services played in organising that chaotic event.
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US company in talks to invest in NZ Rugby
Americans have a history of snapping up some of the most sought after slices of New Zealand paradise and now it seems they want a piece of the All Blacks too.
Overseas media is reporting US-based… Audio
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Twitter's crackdown concerns free speech advocates
Proponents of free speech are concerned at Twitter's capricious suspension of tens of thousands of accounts in recent days, which has now reached New Zealand.
They say many of these accounts were… Audio
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United States reaches political boiling point
This morning the American House of Representatives is debating whether or not to impeach the President of the United States Donald Trump. Audio
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April Reign on the power of Twitter in 2021
April Reign knows the power of Twitter. In January 2015, she sent out a Tweet from her living room that started a movement. Watching the nominations for the Academy Awards, she vented about the lack… Audio
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Ernest Cline: pop culture and science fiction
Who doesn't love a quest? Nine years ago Ready Player One by self-confessed geek Ernest Cline sent readers on a quest to solve pop culture clues hidden in a virtual realty game. The prize; ownership… Audio
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White House spokesperson condemns violence
The White House has moved into damage control after yesterday's invasion of Capitol Hill. In the last hour, the White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany held a media briefing, saying the entire… Audio
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Police fired 'sponge rounds' at Waikeria prisoners
Audio 7 Jan 2021RNZ has learned that during the six day protest at Waikeria Prison sponge rounds - also known as rubber bullets - were fired at the men on the roof of the burning high-security building. 16 inmates… Audio
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The known dangers of Omanawa Falls
The dangers of visiting the scenic Omanawa Falls in western Bay of Plenty have been tragically exposed again, after the death of a man there on Sunday. Visitors and photographers continue to climb… Audio
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Cottagecore: The design trend born under lockdown
Envisage the soft peacefulness of the pastoral life, augmented with floral print cushions and sourdough baking. New York architect and designer Kate Reggev has written about the Cottagecore movement… Audio
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Guyon Espiner: I finally feel I'm ready to do 'real' reporting
RNZ investigative journalist Guyon Espiner says that while he enjoyed co-hosting Morning Report, he's now loving the chance to dig deeper into the stories that matter. Guyon talks to Jesse Mulligan… Video, Audio
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Magazine industry rebounds despite lockdowns
The magazine industry has rebounded, with 20 new titles published in the past few months. In April, Bauer, the country's largest player in the market made the shock announcement it was closing its… Audio
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How much has changed in media coverage of sport since the days men played and women applauded from the sidelines?
Despite the changes in how society treats gender, women still don't get much of a look-in to the world of sport, especially when it comes to the media. What, then, for women's rugby? Audio
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NZ suppression laws: Do they need updating?
Lawyer Michael Bott discusses whether New Zealand's name suppression laws are outdated in a digital age. Audio
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"Today brings some closure" - Detective Inspector Scott Beard
While his identity has finally been revealed, the family of murdered backpacker Grace Millane don't want her name associated with that of her killer. Detective Inspector Scott Beard ran the… Audio
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Media commentator Andrew Holden
Mediaworks repays staff who took a 15% pay cut during Covid and the NBR threatens Newsroom over its story on a former employee who has been outed for writing a racist blog. Andrew Holden is a… Audio
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OK Boomer! New Zealand in the Swinging Sixties
It was the time of pixie cuts, miniskirts, Beatles fanaticism, marching bands and men on the moon. The Swinging Sixties turned 60 this year - and Ian Chapman has marked it with a book jam-packed with… Audio
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Television Critic Emma John
For the last television critique this year, Emma John joins Emile to discuss her top ten must watch choices from both 2019 and this year. Audio
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Raelene Castle returns home to get kiwis moving
Raelene Castle is a top sports administrator with a string of firsts to her name. She was the first woman Chief Executive of the Australian rugby league club the Canterbury Bulldogs and the first… Audio
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My Xmas Song: Dino Jag, 'Christmas Day'
Dion Jag had been meaning to write a Christmas song for years, but it took a pandemic to lock him down in his home studio for long enough to finally get one over the line. Now he wants to see people… Audio
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2020 hindsight - media in the year of Covid-19
It was the worst of times for the media industry but in spite of that, many people produced the work of their lives to give us crucial news-you-could-use in a crisis - as well as sorely needed… Audio
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Substack - the platform that boomed under Covid-19
US news media took a beating from Covid-19 in 2020. Kiwi journalist and entrepreneur Hamish McKenzie runs a publishing platform-Substack - that boomed in 2020, giving journalists important audiences… Audio
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Mediawatch for 20 December 2020
2020 in hindsight - media in a year like no other; Substack - the platform that boomed under Covid-19. Audio
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James Rebanks: is the future of farming the past?
Shepherd James Rebanks tends a flock of Herdwick sheep on a family-owned farm in the Lake District in northern England. He learned traditional farming ways from his grandfather; a man with a profound… Audio
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News in Niuean for 19 December 2020
The latest news in Niuean language (Vagahau Niue) - brought to you by our partner - Pacific Media Network. Audio
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News in Cook Islands Maori for 19 December 2020
The latest news in Cook Islands Maori (Te Reo Maori Kuki Airani) - brought to you by our partner - Pacific Media Network. Audio