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Classics from the East
Classics from the East
14 Apr 2025Zoe Li is preparing for the debut concert of the Eastern Echoes Ensemble, bringing Chinese classical music to Aotearoa. Audio
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Kiwi firm designs low-cost, fast-build house
Kiwi firm designs low-cost, fast-build house
17 Apr 2025RTA Studio says it's found a way to strip hundreds of thousands of dollars from the cost of building a home.
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Why do we love feijoas more than anyone else in the world?
Why do we love feijoas more than anyone else in the world?
17 Apr 2025This time each year, Melbourne based Kiwis make a special mission to find their feijoa hit. Aussies don't seem to get what all the fuss is about.
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Chaka Khan serves nostalgic dance party for one night in Auckland
Chaka Khan serves nostalgic dance party for one night in Auckland
17 Apr 2025Someone in the Auckland audience yelled a lifelong truth to Chaka Khan: “You were the reason I put heels on!” She replied in signature sass: “Yeah, that’s me, that’s what I am”.
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Are hot cross buns a good pre-workout snack?
Are hot cross buns a good pre-workout snack?
17 Apr 2025Scroll through social media and you'll likely find a reel promoting hot cross buns as a good pre-workout snack. Two sports dieticians share their thoughts, along with what and when to eat before exercising.
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Should you wait for the driver licence changes or sit the test?
Should you wait for the driver licence changes or sit the test?
16 Apr 2025AA training advisor Mandeep Shah shares his tips and tricks for learning drivers worried about sitting the practical tests.
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All the looks from the 2025 Taite Music Prize
All the looks from the 2025 Taite Music Prize
16 Apr 2025Op shopped treasures, designer threads and quirky vintage - the black carpet at the prestigious independent music awards had it all.
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Fat of the land: modern homesteading in Central Otago
Fat of the land: modern homesteading in Central Otago
16 Apr 2025Self-suffiency pro Gillian Swinton says living off the land is about community and giving back.
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Thrifty tips to get the most from your veggie box
Thrifty tips to get the most from your veggie box
15 Apr 2025Seasonal plenty or cooking conundrum? This episode of RNZ podcast Thrift looks at getting creative with vegetables.
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Bluey's Big Play is a heartwarming delight for young and old
Bluey's Big Play is a heartwarming delight for young and old
15 Apr 2025The stage show version of the wildly popular Australian TV series is a rollercoaster of emotions - and Georgie Hanafin loved every moment of it.
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If your car broke down, could you fix it?
If your car broke down, could you fix it?
15 Apr 2025From tyre blowouts to brake fluid blunders, even seasoned drivers are making simple mistakes that could turn dangerous.
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Polkinghorne speaks in a new documentary series
Polkinghorne speaks in a new documentary series
14 Apr 2025Polk: The Trial Of Philip Polkinghorne sheds new light on the complicated characters at the centre of a murder trial steeped in sex, drugs and money.
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Musician MĀ merges rap and her biodiversity day job on new album
Musician MĀ merges rap and her biodiversity day job on new album
14 Apr 2025MĀ doesn't shy away from rapping about the environmental themes of her day job in pest control and biodiversity.
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Arty animals: We know they can paint, but is it art?
Arty animals: We know they can paint, but is it art?
14 Apr 2025Pigcasso the painting pig, Julie the chimp with a fondness for grass bling and elephants painting flowers. Acts of creativity abound in the animal world, philosopher Shawn Simpson says.
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‘It’s very easy to trade in simplistic stereotypes'
‘It’s very easy to trade in simplistic stereotypes'
13 Apr 2025In her new novel Dream Count, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie tackles the tense sibling-like relationship between African Americans and Black people born outside the US.
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Hymns on Sunday, 13 April 2025
Hymns on Sunday, 13 April 2025
13 Apr 2025Holy Week begins today - the sixth and last week of Lent. Palm Sunday commemorates the entry of Jesus in Jerusalem, and our hymns include Ride on, ride on in majesty and All glory, laud and honour. Audio
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Inside Out: A Handful of Stars
Inside Out: A Handful of Stars
12 Apr 2025Nick Tipping checks out some of the many jazz tunes written with stars in mind. Audio
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Turns out you can beat a trumpet
Turns out you can beat a trumpet
11 Apr 2025Richard Marshall, one of the UK's top cornet players, is in Christchurch to perform with Addington Brass. Audio
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Is beef tallow good for our skin?
Is beef tallow good for our skin?
12 Apr 2025Beef tallow, which is made using cattle fat, can help dry, cracked skin - just don't use it raw.
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How much light is right for people with dementia?
How much light is right for people with dementia?
12 Apr 2025An Auckland architect is interviewing people living with dementia to inform the design of supportive housing.
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Here’s why Easter eggs might cost more this year
Here’s why Easter eggs might cost more this year
12 Apr 2025In 2012, a Cadbury egg with chocolate bars was $10.99. How does that compare to this week?
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The best food producers in New Zealand crowned
The best food producers in New Zealand crowned
11 Apr 2025A panel of 27 judges assessed 405 products from 125 producers who entered this year’s Outstanding Food Producer Awards across seven categories.
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First look at Air New Zealand's new uniform
First look at Air New Zealand's new uniform
11 Apr 2025Designer Emilia Wickstead says she hopes the national carrier's staff feel “the empowerment and the prestige” when they start wearing the new kit.
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Trifonov does Rachmaninov
Trifonov does Rachmaninov
10 Apr 2025Russian-born keyboard genius Daniil Trifonov takes on the "Rach 3" with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. Audio