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Tuvalu receives state of the art passenger and cargo vessel
Audio 4 Apr 2025Tuvaluans on Wednesday celebrated the arrival of a new state-of-the-art passenger and cargo vessel called the Manu Sina. Audio
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From Beckett to the Quantum World at the Dunedin Arts Festival
When it comes to innovative performance, designer and theatre maker Martyn Roberts is something of a quiet tour de force. This season he's been juggling work on no less than five new Aotearoa New… Audio
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An evening of Hans Zimmer with Art of the Score podcasters
Hans Zimmer is one of Hollywood's most prolific film composers scoring more than 100 films. Some of the most beloved iconic soundtracks include Interstellar, Gladiator, Inception and The Lion King. Dr… Audio
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Andy Griffiths: The art of writing youth fiction
Australian children's writer Andy Griffiths is perhaps best-known for his phenomenally successful Treehouse series which have sold millions of copies worldwide. Following the retirement of his… Audio
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The art of a making a bed properly
Audio 28 Mar 2025There's nothing nicer than getting into a freshly laundered, beautifully made bed. And while many of us may be a bit slack about making our own, for hospitality staff, it is an artform. An artform… Audio
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An art competition for everyone
Audio 26 Mar 2025Nelson's Beer Chair Competition is an art competition for anyone who's ever wanted to enter one but never thought they could. Audio
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Braided art - an introduction
Audio 25 Mar 2025The beauty of braided art will be on display at the Basement Theatre next week as part of the 'HER* A women's festival' in Auckland. Audio
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Māori martial art and how it changes lives
Audio 25 Mar 2025A traditional Māori martial art is helping to turn around the lives of at risk youth. Audio
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The art of tiptoeing around Trump
In Donald Trump's firing line, foreign leaders decide whether to butter up or shout back. Audio
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Expert Feature: The art of Petit Gateaux
Today we're talking about the art of making Petit Gateaux. These beautifully presented desserts traditionally have a rich, creamy filling and are normally less than five bites in size Maxine Scheckter… Audio
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Arts News for 16 March 2025
Arts News for 16 March 2025 Audio
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Womad visitors invited to try hand at ancient Māori martial art
Visitors to the Womad international arts festival in New Plymouth this weekend are being offered the opportunity to try their hand at the ancient Māori martial art of mau rākau. Taranaki Whanganui… Audio
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Inside an abandoned art deco gem
Situated in the affluent Auckland suburb of Grey Lynn sits a house covered in mold inside and out, with a collapsed floor and a leaky roof. But new owner Steve Partridge says it's got good bones. Audio
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New art exhibition explores Pacific immigration challenges
A new art exhibition in Christchurch is using humour to show the hoops Pacific people have to jump through in order to get hold of a New Zealand passport. Audio
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Kaihautu Maori for the Auckland Arts Festival, Ata Papa
Te Ahurei Toi o Tamaki will run until March 23 and Kaihautu Maori Ata Papa gives an overview of what's coming up including singer Maisey Rika and Nga Whakamaoritanga, a translation of an Irish play… Audio
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Ardijah help launch Te Ahurei Toi o Tamaki Auckland Arts Festival
Betty Anne Monga from Ardijah talks to Julian Wilcox about the dance party in Aotea Square at the start of the Auckland Arts Festival but also a long musical career that includes the classic hits… Audio
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The art and science of taxidermy
Emile Donovan speaks to David Mowbray, president of the New Zealand Taxidermy Association, about the intricate process of taxidermy. Audio
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Arts News for February 16, 2025
The latest arts news from around the motu. Audio
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Arts and culture participation for 12-year-olds shows better wellbeing and relationships
A new report by AUT's Te Ipukarea Research Institute shows 12-year-olds who participate in arts and culture through extra-curricular and free-time activities experience better wellbeing, peer… Audio
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Aotearoa arts collective FAFSWAG at Melbourne's Asia Topa
Aotearoa Queer indigenous arts collective FAFSWAG is in Melbourne showcasing their latest work at the Asia Pacific Triennial of Performing Arts. The three-week festival lights up the city bringing… Audio
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Still plenty to see and hear at Hamilton Arts Festival
RNZ's Natalie Akoorie updates us on issues around Waikato - this week Hamilton hosts its Art Festival Audio
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The art of online word games
With the huge popularity of web based word games like Wordle, Connections and thousands of versions of crossword, have you ever thought about trying to design one yourself? Where would you even start… Audio
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Arts News 23 February: Concerns over censorship in Australian Venice Biennale and NGA decisions
Audio 23 Feb 2025Major concerns over censorship in Australian Venice Biennale decision and a new NZSO CEO Audio
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