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50 years on, Dick Tayler's great sporting moment
50 years on, Dick Tayler's great sporting moment
12 Jan 2024Dick Tayler went into the 1974 Commonwealth Games knowing he was set for a good time, but he didn't think that would result in winning a gold medal.
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'Have I lost my right to call myself a Cantabrian?'
'Have I lost my right to call myself a Cantabrian?'
12 Jan 2024My Hometown: Katie Fitzgerald left Ōtautahi at one of the hardest times in its history and ended up settling in a city regarded as for softies. But she says Christchurch still has her heart.
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'Bacteria doesn't observe a three to five second rule'
'Bacteria doesn't observe a three to five second rule'
10 Jan 2024How long is too long to hold onto that Christmas ham? Is the five-second rule when food lands on the ground legitimate? Vincent Arbuckle, deputy director-general for food safety at the Ministry for Primary Industries, has all the answers. Audio
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Princess Chelsea's baroque-pop a viral sensation
Princess Chelsea's baroque-pop a viral sensation
11 Jan 2024Princess Chelsea AKA Chelsea Nikkel is a classically trained pianist who burst onto the alternative, baroque-pop scene in early 2010s. Her song 'Cigarette Duet' has had over 100 million You Tube views. Video, Audio
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Six ways to delight the vegetarian at your next barbecue
Six ways to delight the vegetarian at your next barbecue
10 Jan 2024Firing up the barbie and a bit worried that your non-meat-eating mates will go hungry? Lucy Corry joins Anna Thomas to discuss how to feed vegetarians without tears at your next barbecue. Audio
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Simon Grigg's picks from 50 years of New Zealand music
Simon Grigg's picks from 50 years of New Zealand music
7 Jan 2024Simon Grigg has been a key figure in Aotearoa's music industry for the last 50 years. He's most well-known as the man whose record label Huh! brought the world the OMC mega hit ‘How Bizarre’, but his story stretches far beyond that. Audio
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My Hometown: 'I grew up knowing there might be gold under our house'
My Hometown: 'I grew up knowing there might be gold under our house'
11 Jan 2024Nevada County is a weird place founded in gold rush days with equal parts churchgoing middle class, suspicious backwoods folk and patchouli-scented hippies. For Nik Dirga, it'll always be home.
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What to know about your money in 2024
What to know about your money in 2024
7 Jan 2024Business Desk investments editor and financial educator Frances Cook tells RNZ what to expect this year and how to handle those rising debts. Audio
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High spirits: The rise of the sober festival
High spirits: The rise of the sober festival
7 Jan 2024Franko Heke has been running alcohol-free parties for almost a decade. Over that time, they've grown from niche events to huge festivals attended by thousands of people. Audio
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Aotearoa's music micro-labels: 'A form of glue to hold everybody together'
Aotearoa's music micro-labels: 'A form of glue to hold everybody together'
9 Jan 2024Tony Stamp meets the people running some of New Zealand's smaller record labels, marketing and distributing music they love. Audio
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Hats off to 150 years for Petone milliner: 'They're coming back'
Hats off to 150 years for Petone milliner: 'They're coming back'
7 Jan 2024Hill's Hats creations have graced the heads of celebrities with the likes of Fat Freddy's Drop, Shapeshifter, Troy Kingi, Bailey Wiley, Tiki Taane, Tami Neilson, and Willie Nelson. Audio
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Aw shucks: Making the most of sweetcorn season
Aw shucks: Making the most of sweetcorn season
8 Jan 2024Sweetcorn season is in full swing. Here's how to make corn the star of your summer cooking show, including a recipe for corn ribs with chilli honey butter. Audio
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'Where the hell is Dannevirke?'
'Where the hell is Dannevirke?'
9 Jan 2024My Home Town - When Pokere Paewai was a teenager, he thought Dannevirke was the most boring place on earth. Now he realises how lucky he was to grow up on his own whenua.
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The Sampler: The best international albums of 2023
The Sampler: The best international albums of 2023
6 Jan 2024Tony Stamp reflects on ten of his favourite international releases from the past year, including Britpop, African folk, UK ambient, and Australian punk. Video, Audio
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Music Alive: Russ Spiegel at the Creative Jazz Club
Music Alive: Russ Spiegel at the Creative Jazz Club
9 Jan 2024American guitarist Russ Spiegel performs with Finn Scholes (tpt), Callum Passells (alto sax), Roger Manins (tenor sax), Connor McAneny (piano), Cam McArthur (bass), Dan Waterson (drums) live in Auckland.
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Smokin' Croydon Cole shares his top BBQ tips
Smokin' Croydon Cole shares his top BBQ tips
7 Jan 2024Barbecue season is officially on. To help you level up your summer grilling sessions private-chef-turned-barbecue-maestro Croydon Cole share tips and some recipes. Audio
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Watch: Popular videos of New Zealand classical compositions
Watch: Popular videos of New Zealand classical compositions
9 Jan 2024New Zealand music written in classical styles is in good heart and growing popularity. These are some of the most-watched performances filmed by SOUNZ Centre for New Zealand Music, with audio by RNZ Concert.
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'People are a lot more unguarded on holiday so I've been overhearing some fantastic conversations'
'People are a lot more unguarded on holiday so I've been overhearing some fantastic conversations'
6 Jan 2024Comedian Tom Sainsbury is drawing inspiration from his fellow holidaymakers on Waikehe Island this summer. Audio
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Entertainer or villain? Warner polarised to the end
Entertainer or villain? Warner polarised to the end
7 Jan 2024Whether you love David Warner or feel like his farewell is well overdue, it's unlikely you fall anywhere in the middle.
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Why AI is a 'turning point' for our civilisation
Why AI is a 'turning point' for our civilisation
5 Jan 2024The Conversation - Whether our artificial intelligence-infused future will prove to be utopian, apocalyptic or somewhere in between is anyone's guess.
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Postcards: A musical journey to Athens
Postcards: A musical journey to Athens
6 Jan 2024Wellington-based composer Vasileios Vrakas shares the soundtrack to his early life growing up in the ancient Greek city. Audio
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How to swipe right over 50
How to swipe right over 50
6 Jan 2024Sexologist Morgan Penn shares tips for older New Zealanders looking for love or connection on the apps. Audio
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My Hometown: Timaru
My Hometown: Timaru
8 Jan 2024It was once described as "the world centre of the early night" but Chris Cessford says there's a lot to love about the south Canterbury town where she was born.
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Wellington actor Tara Canton on After the Party
Wellington actor Tara Canton on After the Party
6 Jan 2024Tara Canton says he felt "like a complete sponge" filming the acclaimed local series with veteran actors Robyn Malcolm and Peter Mullan. Video, Audio