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What a cookbook stoush tells us about who owns recipes
1 May 2025A clash between two food influencers over a caramel slice and a baklava recipe highlights a legal grey area.
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Review: Marlon Williams charms in new documentary
1 May 2025The deeply private musician pulls back the curtain on his personal life in a moving new film that tells the story of his bid to reclaim his reo.
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Easy eats: Stir-fried quinoa with broccoli and fried eggs
1 May 2025Quinoa cooks like a grain and fries up just like rice - with very delicious results.
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Darren Pickering: the best lessons in life are free
30 Apr 2025With a new album out, Christchurch jazz man Darren Pickering talks about his approach to learning the art of jazz. Video, Audio
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Music, gender politics and the 1906 Christchurch Exhibition
29 Apr 2025Dr Inge van Rij talks about her award-winning research into the musical politics behind a 1906 exercise in nation building. Audio
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Sir Dave Dobbyn to serve a slice of his back catalogue at one-off Auckland show
1 May 2025The New Zealand music legend will take fans on an "unforgettable journey" at the Town Hall for the first time in June.
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Best-selling cookbook author denies plagiarising recipes
1 May 2025Brooke Bellamy rejects claims by popular Australian cook Nagi Maehashi that two recipes in the cookbook Bake with Brooki are copied.
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'A rich world': Marlon Williams brings healing te reo Māori journey to cinemas
30 Apr 2025Marlon Williams has sung in te reo Māori his whole life, but never felt confident enough to write a full album in the language - until something shifted with his first waiata, Aua Atu Rā.
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Kiwis shouldn't complain about the cost of coffee - we've got it good
30 Apr 2025Coffee influencer and author Celeste Wong says we're getting a good deal comparing the quality and cost to our UK counterparts.
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Vegan pineapple lump takes out chocolate prize
30 Apr 2025Comedian Tom Sainsbury, who was on the judging panel, described it as "a pineapple lump made with love that you just can dive into and forget about your life".
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How Samoan country musician TheWesternGuide made it in the mainstream
30 Apr 2025He grew up singing in church, found initial success hit songs 'Pe Moni Ea' and 'Siva Mai' but now TheWesternGuide, AKA Aaron Pulemagafa, is a country star
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Ice and Darkness: Why New Zealand’s Antarctic crew love the winter
29 Apr 2025The sun never rises and temperatures drop to -50, but many of Scott Base’s winter crew of 12 people keep coming back.
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Two decades on from bro'Town, what's changed in comedy?
29 Apr 2025Comedian Oscar Kightley is reuniting with his mates from the legendary group Naked Samoans, which brought us the hit animation bro'Town.
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How to swap, not shop, in style
29 Apr 2025What if you could get a shopping buzz without blowing the budget? RNZ podcast Thrift meets three Christchurch friends doing just that.
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What the film Conclave gets right (and wrong) about electing a new pope
28 Apr 2025Smear campaigns, politicking, gossip and blackmail: Conclave had it all.
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We know what our kids are watching. What about what they’re reading?
28 Apr 2025Just as we might set up parental controls on our devices, should we be censoring what our children read?
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The journalist who first called Donald Trump a 'short-fingered vulgarian'
28 Apr 2025Former Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter got in Trump's firing line after coining a description of the business tycoon that has now become a running joke in pop culture.
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Tune-Yards want people to find power in Heartbreak
28 Apr 2025The experimental music project of Merrill Garbus and Nate Brenner are releasing their sixth studio album with the help of a special guest - their 3-year-old.
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'Smaller is better': Why fashion has turned its back on inclusivity
27 Apr 2025Less than 1 percent of models during recent runway shows were plus-sized. Some fear it shows fashion is on a worrying trajectory away from inclusivity.
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Why we need to stop using the phrase 'toxic masculinity'
27 Apr 2025Many boys and men who are already feeling defensive mishear the phrase as a criticism of maleness itself, says Australian sociology professor Michael Flood.
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Comedian's first impression of NZ: 'This is like Australia, but a lot nicer'
27 Apr 2025The Ugandan-born Queenslander is coming to Auckland and looking forward to some banter on the Aussie-Kiwi rivalry.
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How war-time imprisonment shaped a 'dark dad'
27 Apr 2025Writing the new book Dark Dad brought back difficult memories for art historian Mary Kisler, but she hopes other Kiwi families will relate.
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The link between eye health and dementia revealed
26 Apr 2025The early signs of dementia can be seen in our eyes, University of Otago researchers have discovered. Audio