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Steven Adams back in NZ but not playing for Tall Blacks
New Zealand's biggest basketball star Steven Adams is back in the country - with his trio of camps for aspiring junior players getting underway in Auckland this morning. Despite his contribution, the… Video, Audio
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Sport: Plan to use rugby to help prevent violence against women
A life-skills programme being piloted in Fiji, "Get Into Rugby PLUS", plans to use rugby to help prevent violence against women and promote gender equality in the Pacific. Audio
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A play-centre that caters to autistic children
Sally Johnson's 7 year-old son Digby is on the autism spectrum, and used to find it a bit overwhelming at public play-centres. So Sarah took matters into her own hands, converting an empty warehouse… Audio, Gallery
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Facebook investigating online abuse of Samoan author
Audio 15 Aug 2018Facebook investigating online abuse of Samoan author Audio
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Appeal's defeat exposes asylum seeker treatment
Audio 14 Aug 2018An Australian court case has exposed the government's treatment of asylum seekers. Audio
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Lasting trauma for PNG's quake-affected communities
Many communities in Papua New Guinea's Highlands region remain traumatised and in need of help nearly six months on from a major earthquake. Audio
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Duelling forces at play in Haumaha case
Different narratives and viewpoints are swirling around the Wally Haumaha review - can this be seen as a conflict of social perspectives, and if so what will come out on top? Audio
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Bush Kindergartens - changing the way kids play
Playing in the dirt, picking up bugs, splashing in puddles - being a kid is pretty fun. It's not all about fun though, this kind of play in nature can be beneficial to children as they grow. Audio
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Henry Wong Doe plays Rachmaninov
NZ pianist Henry Wong Doe talks about playing Rachmaninov’s Piano Concerto No 2. with the APO tonight. Audio
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Hawaii's volcano village wants its visitors back
Audio 3 Aug 2018The struggle for a tourist village high on the slopes of an erupting Hawaiian volcano. Audio
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Bougainville may be about to get shortwave radio back
There are plans in Papua New Guinea to restore shortwave radio services in Bougainville Audio
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Murray McCully heads NZ-PNG business council
Audio 30 Jul 2018The new chair of the Papua New Guinea New Zealand Business Council, Murray McCully, says PNG wants to engage more with New Zealand's agriculture sector, but he's also facing criticism from the man… Audio
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Samoa sevens player pleads not guilty following altercation
Audio 27 Jul 2018Samoa sevens player Gordon Langkilde is released from police custody, awaiting trial, in San Francisco following altercation at the World Cup. Audio
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PNG governor questions rationale behind MP defections
A member of Papua New Guinea's opposition says MPs don't have to be in government to achieve things in their electorates. Three MPs crossed the floor to join the government last week, claiming they… Audio
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SWIDT to preview new EP while playing Fortnite
Award-winning Onehunga hip-hop group SWIDT release their new EP The Most Electrifying tomorrow and they've got something special planned for its launch. Tonight, form 7pm they'll be streaming it live…
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How Christianity spread rapidly across the Pacific.
Christianity's spread across the Pacific was enforced from the top-down, rather than spreading through some kind of social movement. Audio
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How Christianity spread rapidly across the Pacific
Christianity's spread across the Pacific was enforced from the top-down, rather than spreading through some kind of social movement. Audio
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Tupac’s not dead… he’s playing percussion with the APO
Musician Tupac is not dead. In fact he’s part of the 200 strong orchestra and choir performing a new work this week in Auckland. The Grammy nominated artist and body percussionist hopes his name… Video
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A young person's guide to film music for the orchestra
The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra is currently putting together its 2019 season, and with school holidays underway we have engaged the help of a RNZ family member to compile a list of suggestions… Video
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Growing generations through play.
Generations of New Zealanders have memories of themselves or their children at kindergarten, and new memories are being made every day. Audio
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Headless Chickens, Bailterspace and Superette to play K Road festival The Others' Way
Auckland festival The Others' Way will be returning to K Road in August for its fourth year. The first lineup announcement includes Headless Chickens, Bailterspace, Superette, The Beths, Troy Kingi… Video
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Review: NZSO & Simon Trpceski plays Grieg
Pianist Simon Trpceski returns to New Zealand for a national tour with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra to perform Grieg’s Piano Concerto in A Minor. He performed at the Michael Fowler Centre on… Audio
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Adult play areas
Audio 13 Jul 2018As Auckland commits to becoming a more elderly-friendly city an idea has been touted to build adult playgrounds. The theory is that we need not just exercise but also play. Would the Panelists like to… Audio
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China Radio International seeks to address 'misunderstandings'
With new forays into the Pacific region, China Radio International is seeking to bridge the gap in understanding about China in other parts of the world. That's according to Viola Kuo Huang, a… Audio
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Upbeat for Wednesday 4 July
New research into sexual harassment in the music industry across Australasia is to be conducted, pianist Andrea Lam explores the hidden depth of Mozart in her upcoming APO gig and we continue…