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Why an Italian feminist black comedy was more popular than Barbie
Audio 6 Dec 2024Barbie and Oppenheimer's success were eclipsed in Italy by an entirely different film. C'è ancora domani or 'There's Still Tomorrow'. Audio
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Franz Nicolay: BAND PEOPLE
Franz Nicolay is an American author and musician, a member of many different bands, including rock band Hold Steady, and punk band World/Inferno Friendship Society. His most recent book is called BAND… Audio
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Around the motu: Kelly Makiha in Rotorua
Audio 5 Dec 2024Kelly joins Kathryn to discuss the opening of an Iwi-led housing development, the popular Youtuber IShowSpeed visits Rotorua, a runaway rapist finally gets his day in court, and a prisoner… Audio
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Review : There's Still Tomorrow
There's Still Tomorrow is a hugely popular Italian comedy-drama, set in Rome immediately after World War Two. Fascism may be over, but for Italian women their home is still a battleground. Can Delia… Audio
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Talking about death
Audio 2 Dec 2024A survey conducted by Public Trust has found that 57% of Kiwis are uncomfortable, fearful, or reluctant to talk about death. Audio
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The suppression of witches and plant based beliefs
The front of artist Ann Shelton's award-winning new book worm, root, wort.. & bane bears an image of a small silvered glass flask held in the Pitt Rivers Museum at Oxford University. The flask is said… Audio
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Seed library proves popular
What started as a seed of an idea is thriving at a Wellington library, with the branch now handing out seeds to anyone wanting to grow their own kai. Reporter Mary Argue went for a visit. Audio
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Dalton Terei
As the son of the popular broadcaster and TV personality Pio Terei, Dalton Terei opens up about his love of Jiu Jitsu, a sport where he could harness his grief after the loss of his brother, Teina. Audio
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How is business going at Auckland's Otara markets?
After a tough year, the cutting of the Official Cash rate by 50 basis points will be welcome news to stallholders at a popular Auckland market who are hoping for bumper a Christmas and summer trade… Audio
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New Zealander thought to be ill from methanol poisoning in Laos
Audio 22 Nov 2024A fifth tourist has died as a result of suspected methanol poisoning in Laos. 28-year-old British lawyer Simone White, as well as an Australian teen, two Danish women and an American all fell fatally… Audio
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Security guard stabbed in Auckland recovering well
Audio 22 Nov 2024A security guard who was stabbed in the neck while working at a popular Auckland shopping hub is said to be recovering well after surgery. The incident happened when the guard approached a man near… Audio
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Forensic medicine professor speaks on Laos methanol poisoning
Five tourists have died of suspected methanol poisoning in Laos, a country in southeast Asia, after drinking what's believed to be contaminated alcohol. A New Zealander is among those who have fallen… Audio
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Methanol laced alcohol thought to have killed tourists in Laos
Methanol laced alcohol is thought to have killed five young tourists travelling in Loas in South East Asia. Among the dead are a british lawyer, as Australian teenager from Melbourne and two danish… Audio
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Security guard stabbed in the neck at Auckland shopping mall
Audio 21 Nov 2024A security guard has been stabbed in the neck at a popular Auckland shopping mall this afternoon. Police say security guards at Newmarket's Westfield mall approached a man in relation to an earlier… Audio
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Daniel Goleman on how to have a good day at work
Achieving a flow state at work is rare, temporary and unclear as to how to achieve it, according to American psychologist and author Daniel Goleman. Audio
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Bringing ngutukaka back from the brink
Audio 21 Nov 2024Ngutukaka, or kakabeak, is a popular garden plant in Aotearoa. But in the wild, it is now rarer than kakapo, with only about 100 individual plants surviving on steep, inaccessible cliffs. The East… Audio
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Our Changing World: The Ngutukākā Festival
Our Changing World goes in search of one of Aotearoa’s rarest plants – the stunning kakabeak, or ngutukākā.
Its clusters of bright red blooms, each shaped like a parrot’s beak, make it a popular… Audio
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Bookmarks with Hera Lindsay Bird
Hera has published two books, and some of her poems have gone viral and received international attention, and she's on Bookmarks with Jesse Mulligan. Audio
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Heading Off: An Aotearoa pilgrimage
Jesse talks to the authors of Pilgrimage Aotearoa, a guidebook outlining a New Zealand route for Pilgrims. Audio
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Basketball set to become most popular secondary school sport
Basketball is set to be the most popular secondary school sport in New Zealand by 2026, but a lack of court space is creating a bottleneck for further growth. First Up's Leonard Powell reports. Audio
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Lilburn Lecture 2024: The music critic - an endangered species in Aotearoa New Zealand? - Elizabeth Kerr
Music critic and commentator, Elizabeth Kerr speaks about the role of music critic in the Aotearoa arts ecosystem. She recalls feisty New Zealand music writers from last century, outlines her own… Video, Audio
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Student scientists to spend summer testing water quality
Audio 15 Nov 2024A team of student scientists will spend the summer testing the water at popular Waikato beaches and swimming sites. They'll be trekking across the region wading out in the water to fill sample… Audio
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Pig competition returns to A&P show
After 15 years the hogs have come back to the Canterbury A&P Show. Audio
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Vegan Italian? Trailblazing chef and restaurateur hannon Martinez details how
Audio 11 Nov 2024Melbourne-based chef, restaurateur and author Shannon Martinez is helping to smash the stereotype of Italian food. Audio
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Popular social media site banned in Canada
Canada correspondent Ashleigh Stewart spoke to Susana Lei'ataua about a popular social media site being banned in Canada, but it apparently won't stop Canadians from using it, tensions rising betweeb… Audio
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Harris concedes US election but not 'the fight'
Audio 7 Nov 2024Presidential hopeful Kamala Harris has officially waved the white flag after the Democrat's comprehensive election defeat. Donald Trump convincingly won the presidential race with 291 electoral votes… Audio
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Democratic party strategist on what went wrong for Harris
The 45th United States president, Donald Trump, is set to return as the 47th. He's projected to win the Electoral College votes by a comfortable margin and has a clear lead in the popular vote as… Audio
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Number of guns made by 3D printers in NZ on the rise
Audio 5 Nov 2024The number of guns being made in New Zealand using 3D printers is on the rise and police say the technology is getting better and better. Last month an Otago man became the first person in New Zealand… Audio
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Fearless Playwright, Producer and Laureate Victor Rodger thanks his mum
When asked by the Arts Foundation Te Tumu Toi to describe the highlight of soon becoming a 2024 arts laureate, and winner of the Toi Kō Iriiri Queer Arts Award, playwright and producer Victor Rodger… Audio
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Regional Wrap in the Gumboot Capital
It’s the ‘Gumboot Capital of the World’, and proudly lives up to that reputation. Audio