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Coalition building and bashing – who's making nice now?
Coalition building and bashing – who's making nice now?
6 Jul 2017In the first episode of Caucus, the team discuss the return of Shane Jones, a Greens apology, Todd Barclay implications and Māori Party-Labour fisticuffs. Video, Audio
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'It’s weird to see your own story repackaged and retold'
'It’s weird to see your own story repackaged and retold'
Former Greens MP Holly Walker tallks about babysitting, cats, anxiety and her memoir The Whole Intimate Mess.
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Is raw food better than cooked?
Is raw food better than cooked?
Raw food advocates say food not heated above 40 degrees Celsius is more 'alive'. In the final part of Health or Hoax Carol Hirschfeld looks at whether we'd be better off going raw. Audio
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'It was a recipe for trouble'
'It was a recipe for trouble'
Author David Cohen is one of thousands of New Zealanders calling for a formal inquiry into the historic abuse of children in state care.
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Raw and empathetic laments from Reb Fountain
Raw and empathetic laments from Reb Fountain
4 Jul 2017Nick Bollinger takes a listen to the singer-songwriter's new EP Hopeful/Hopeless - her first release in more than ten years. Audio
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Have we been singing 'Tutira Mai Nga Iwi' wrong?
Have we been singing 'Tutira Mai Nga Iwi' wrong?
The third line of the popular waiata makes no sense in te reo Māori, says the composer Canon Wi Te Tau Huata's daughter. Video, Audio
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British climber Leo Houlding on his love of extremes
British climber Leo Houlding on his love of extremes
6 Jul 2017"There is something magical going on, there's something deep and powerful about it." Video, Audio, Gallery
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'He knows that my love for him is unconditional'
'He knows that my love for him is unconditional'
5 Jul 2017Wellington police constable Henare Jones* has been a full-time solo dad since his son was five. Audio, Gallery
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Ritchie Pickett: the wild man of Kiwi country rock
Ritchie Pickett: the wild man of Kiwi country rock
Music Historian Graham Clark has just released a book on one of the unsung heroes of Kiwi music. Video, Audio
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Classical podcast
Classical podcast
6 Jul 2017Nineteen year old Maxim Shostakovich got a special birthday present from his Dad.
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Our oral health stats are nothing to smile about
Our oral health stats are nothing to smile about
6 Jul 2017Less than half of all New Zealand adults have been to the dentist this year. Sarah Robson reports on a decaying situation.
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Pasifika obesity fight up against the odds
Pasifika obesity fight up against the odds
6 Jul 2017Three years ago, when Isitolo Lemoe showed up to an open Zumba class at his local shopping centre, he was unemployed and wheelchair bound. Video
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Tributes flow for Samoan pioneer of the arts
Tributes flow for Samoan pioneer of the arts
The passing away of Seiuli Tuilagi Allan Alo Vaai is bringing together many people from different walks of life to pay tribute to a life lived to the fullest.
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Why Māori need to be included in the drug law debate
Why Māori need to be included in the drug law debate
Reformers can’t ignore those especially at risk from the drug they want to legalise, says the head of the Māori and Pacific Advancement schools at AUT.
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Bad science and the truth about healthy eating
Bad science and the truth about healthy eating
5 Jul 2017He's known as the Angry Chef, blogging in defence of common sense. Anthony Warner writes about his pet peeves in a new book called The Angry Chef: Bad Science and the Truth About Healthy Eating. Audio
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Opera singer and co-host of 95bFM's Dirtbag Radio - Tamsyn Matchett - on solo-parenting
Opera singer and co-host of 95bFM's Dirtbag Radio - Tamsyn Matchett - on solo-parenting
28 Jun 2017As a single working parent, Matchett says 'there’s a total lack of respect', and that 'being half brown' is always going to be an issue.
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Thiel and the land of the long white apocalypse
Thiel and the land of the long white apocalypse
5 Jul 2017US billionaire Peter Thiel has caused a stir by wrangling a citizenship without the usual requirements, but what does he want with Aotearoa? Toby and Toby weigh in.
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Nine rising stars of Matariki
Nine rising stars of Matariki
5 Jul 2017RNZ Music share their top nine up-and-coming Māori musicians - one for each of the nine stars in the Matariki constellation. Video, Audio
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The Ruby Suns' Sprite Fountain radiates warmth
The Ruby Suns' Sprite Fountain radiates warmth
4 Jul 2017It doesn’t seem to matter if he’s in North America, New Zealand or Norway, his music always conjures up the same tropical tones. Audio
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Brighter Future? Obesity tips the scales on smoking
Brighter Future? Obesity tips the scales on smoking
5 Jul 2017Increasingly strict controls on tobacco since National was elected have hastened smoking's decline, but the obesity rate continues to climb.
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The most significant hip hop album of the year: Jay-Z's 4:44
The most significant hip hop album of the year: Jay-Z's 4:44
5 Jul 20174:44 is a confession, a business manifesto, a will and testament, a critique of American racism and a celebrity gossip bulletin, as well as a pretty impressive collection of tracks, writes Nick Bollinger.
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Are We There Yet?
Are We There Yet?
5 Jul 2017Katy Gosset takes a fresh look at the challenges of parenting in a changing world in the first episode of Are We There Yet? Audio
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Just add water: Exploring the Waiwhetu aquifer
Just add water: Exploring the Waiwhetu aquifer
6 Jul 2017A world-first operation to drill for freshwater under the sea has just begun in Wellington Harbour. Alison Balance explains the science behind it. Audio
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Nine rising stars of Matariki
Nine rising stars of Matariki
5 Jul 2017RNZ Music's top nine up-and-coming Māori musicians - one for each of the nine stars in the Matariki constellation. Video, Audio