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Cohousing: the solution to a crisis?
Cohousing: the solution to a crisis?
19 Apr 2017As policy makers puzzle over how to increase the supply of housing around the country, a group of people in Dunedin think they've found a novel solution. Audio
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Gallery: Niue Arts and Cultural Festival 2017
Gallery: Niue Arts and Cultural Festival 2017
19 Apr 2017A picture gallery of the highlights from the Niue Arts and Cultural Festival 2017.
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Niue celebrates its 5th Arts and Cultural Festival
Niue celebrates its 5th Arts and Cultural Festival
Niue's fifth Arts and Cultural Festival is now underway with hundreds of participants and visitors taking part in the week-long event.
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New shelter set up for Samoa's stray dogs
New shelter set up for Samoa's stray dogs
18 Apr 2017Samoa has a new facility to shelter and train stray dogs. Audio
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Samoan engineering student wins NZ Youth Champion Award
Samoan engineering student wins NZ Youth Champion Award
14 Apr 2017A Samoan student was among the winners of the 2017 New Zealand Youth Champion Awards. Audio
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Solomons tourism poised to soar
Solomons tourism poised to soar
18 Apr 2017An expert on tourism says the Solomon Islands tourism sector hold a lot of promise for the economic development of the country.
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Australia urged to renew aid focus in new foreign policy
Australia urged to renew aid focus in new foreign policy
18 Apr 2017World Vision is calling on the Australian government to re-assert the role of aid in its upcoming 10 year foreign policy strategy. Audio
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The little loans making a big change
The little loans making a big change
A Nobel prize-winning economist from Bangladesh says micro loans are unleashing the entrepreneurial talents of women throughout the world. Audio
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Obama leaves Tahiti after month-long stay
Obama leaves Tahiti after month-long stay
18 Apr 2017Former US President Barack Obama has left French Polynesia after a month-long stay.
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Marshalls still hampered and co-opted by US, says Pilger
Marshalls still hampered and co-opted by US, says Pilger
18 Apr 2017A filmmaker says the Marshall Islands remains a key installation for American military interests despite their toxic legacy in the country. Audio
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A Kiwi classic: Boodle Boodle Boodle
A Kiwi classic: Boodle Boodle Boodle
13 Apr 2017The Clean's 1981 Boodle Boodle Boodle was honoured at the Taite Music Prize, winning the 2017 classic record award. Video, Audio
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Jethro Tull, not living in the past
Jethro Tull, not living in the past
15 Apr 2017In New Zealand for shows this week, Music 101 speaks to Ian Anderson, Jethro Tull's flute playing lead singer and only constant member over the past 50 years. Video, Audio
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Street Chant take out 2017 Taite Music Prize
Street Chant take out 2017 Taite Music Prize
18 Apr 2017Street Chant’s album Hauora has just been announced the winner of the eighth annual Taite Music Prize at a ceremony at The Civic’s Wintergarden in Auckland.
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Dairy farmers struggle to pass on the family farm
Dairy farmers struggle to pass on the family farm
18 Apr 2017Faced with volatile payouts and ever increasing land values, some established dairy farmers are struggling to pass on the family farm.
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Kathrine Switzer does it again - 50 years on
Kathrine Switzer does it again - 50 years on
18 Apr 2017Wearing the 261 vest she wore 50 years ago, long distance runner and activist Kathrine Switzer has done it again and completed the Boston Marathon. Audio
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Fate of the Furious speeds past Star Wars
Fate of the Furious speeds past Star Wars
18 Apr 2017The Fast and Furious may be into its eighth installment, but it's just broken an opening weekend record. Video, Audio
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John Clarke: mocking the media
John Clarke: mocking the media
16 Apr 2017Mediawatch looks at how the media reacted to John Clarke's death and his subtle skewering of politicians and the powerful. Video, Audio
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Classic NZ record: The Clean - Boodle Boodle Boodle
Classic NZ record: The Clean - Boodle Boodle Boodle
13 Apr 2017“To make Boodle and then it be so successful was just incredibly encouraging for everybody … like, ‘Hey, we’re on the right track here. Maybe we aren’t so crazy’" The Clean pick up this year's Classic NZ record award at the Taite Music Prize tonight. Video, Audio
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Insight: Keeping NZ Rail on the tracks
Insight: Keeping NZ Rail on the tracks
16 Apr 2017Rail has played a vital role in developing New Zealand's economy, with up to 18 million tonnes of freight moved via rail every year. But does it have a future? Audio
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DJ Shadow: student, teacher and beat maker
DJ Shadow: student, teacher and beat maker
15 Apr 2017"I think you always have to be listening and you always have to be in school." Video, Audio
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Nature missions for digital natives
Nature missions for digital natives
17 Apr 2017A new website called Wild Eyes offers a way to connect kids with nature by completing missions, which they then post online. Audio, Gallery
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A Tribute to Something Else
A Tribute to Something Else
16 Apr 2017William Dart listens to MOJO Magazine's recent tribute to the Kink's 1967 album "Something Else by the Kinks", and explores the music of some of the artists who pay tribute on it. Audio
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The Pantograph Punch: Dead Air
The Pantograph Punch: Dead Air
RNZ broadcasters John Campbell, Carol Hirschfeld, Wallace Chapman and Noelle McCarthy share stories about the moments that have left them speechless. Video, Audio
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Amy Shark – live in studio
Amy Shark – live in studio
15 Apr 2017Queensland singer-songwriter Amy Shark plays us a few songs, including 'Adore' which shot her to fame last year. Video, Audio