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The key role morning light plays in our health
A lack of sunshine means your immune system doesn't work as well, and your defence mechanisms suffer similarly. Professor Steve Jones explains the role light plays in our health, and why we need to go… Audio
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Playing Favourites with musician Delaney Davidson
Christchurch alt-country artist Delaney Davidson is no stranger to having multiple projects on the boil, and this year is no exception. Video, Audio
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Adam NZ Play Awards announced
First today it is a privilege on Standing Room Only to be announcing the winners of the Adam NZ Play Awards. Lynn is joined by Murray Lynch, the head of Playmarket that runs the awards. We will also… Audio
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NZ cricketer playing for Netherlands to face Black Caps
The Netherlands bowler Logan van Beek is hoping to impress in the upcoming series against the Black Caps in the hope that he'll be selected for New Zealand. The Dutch play the first of four games… Audio
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Playing Favourites with musician Teremoana Rapley
Teremoana Rapley started her music career as a teenager in the late 80s performing with politically conscious hip hop group Upper Hutt Posse. In the years following, she has worked with countless… Audio
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Convicted rapist still playing rugby in Fiji
The head of Fiji's women crisis centre says it's shocking that two prominent Fijian men are advocating for a convicted rapist to be allowed to play rugby.
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Fiji NGO hits out at support of convicted rapist to play rugby
Audio 17 Mar 2022The head of Fiji's women crisis centre says it's "shocking" that two prominent Fijian men are advocating for a convicted rapist to be allowed to play rugby. Audio
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Playing Favourites with producer Alan Jansson
Alan Jansson is arguably best known for his role in helping to create OMC's 1995 smash hit 'How Bizarre', but more than a decade earlier the producer and engineer was pioneering New Zealand… Video, Audio
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Musicians set to play in a suburban Auckland backyard
Event organiser Janine Russell talks to Jesse about the intimate suburban music gigs she's organised to take place in her own Auckland backyard. Audio
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Comedian Pax Assadi gets real about immigrant family life in new TV series
Comedian Pax Assadi doesn't shy away from the realities of immigrant family life in his new comedy series. Raised by Refugees is based on Pax's own childhood in Auckland and set in the early 2000s. Audio
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Moana Pasifika face deadline to play after Covid-19 cases
Moana Pasifika has been given a deadline to prove their players are fit to play - and are ready to take the field for their first Super Rugby match.
The new team's competition debut was postponed… Audio
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Playing Favourites with architect Julie Stout
Architect, educator, activist and ambassador Julie Stout has been named the New Zealand Institute of Architects 2021 Gold Medallist, the highest award an architect can receive in Aotearoa. She joins… Audio, Gallery
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The Kiwi doctor who played a part in Neil Young's Spotify exit
Kiwi doctor Andrew Read may have played a part (through no fault of his own) in Neil Young, Joni Mitchell and other leading artists leaving Spotify after podcaster Joe Rogan misrepresented an old… Audio
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Playing Favourites with Auckland Pride’s Max Tweedie
Max Tweedie was appointed as the director of Auckland Pride in 2019, when he was just 21 years old. Since then he's become a well-known voice, consistently speaking out about conversion therapy, trans… Audio
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How child's play can change the world
A game of peek-a-boo can change the world. We'll talk to Molly Wright Former South Australia Premier Jay Weatherill, the Thrive by Five CEO, about why fun is more than child's play. Audio
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Playing Favourites with composer Karl Steven
Audio aficionado Karl Steven is poised to release his debut solo album All of Human Emotion on Microfiche next week, a record described as "collage of organic and electronic sources, synthesised down… Video, Audio
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FABLE: Plays It Forward on Music 101
Its Tony Stamps last show hosting for a while so he wanted to check in on some of his favourite up and coming local musicians. Papakura musician Fable released an excellent EP called 'I'll See You in… Audio
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Pickle Darling: Plays It Forward on Music 101
Its Tony Stamps last show hosting for a while so he wanted to check in on some of his favourite up and coming local musicians,this time we head to Christchurch. The Pickle Darling album Cosmonaut was… Audio
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Jazmine Mary: Plays it Forward on Music 101
Its Tony Stamps last show hosting for a while so he wanted to check in on some of his favourite up and coming local musicians. Jazmine Mary is a Tamaki Makaurau musician who makes folk music with big… Audio
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Theia: Plays It Forward on Music 101
Its Tony Stamps last show hosting for a while so he wanted to check in on some of his favourite up and coming local musicians, see how their summer has been, and get them to suggest a song they've… Audio
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Playing Favourites with Auckland City missioner Helen Robinson
This week the Auckland City Mission was handed the keys to a brand new nine-storey building on Hobson Street. It's called HomeGround, and heralds an exciting new phase for the mission's work. Auckland… Audio
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Play streets: reclaiming the roads from cars
Roads are being reimagined so people can party and children can play. Red tape has been cut, thanks to New Zealand's Transport Agency, so cars can be restricted on streets for a while. Kathryn King… Audio
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Pacific Waves for 14 December 2021
Leading French politicians welcomed New Caledonia referendum result despite Kanak boycott; Aotearoa's Pacific music community celebrated another year of excellence with an awards ceremony hosted… Audio
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When playing music causes injury
Playing an instrument can be a relaxing, creative and fun hobby, but what happens when making music breaks your body? Francis Joung who is the official physiotherapist for Auckland Philharmonia… Audio
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Two major court cases playing out in US
The US is currently seeing two high profile court cases play out. Ghislaine Maxwell is accused of grooming teenage girls for abuse by the late convicted sex offender and financier.
She has pleaded… Audio