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'My body is a gift I've been given to move through life in'
Artist and psychology student Te Manaia Jennings wants to help girls transcend negative body image. Audio
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Device-addicted parents struggling to curb kid's screen time
22 Mar 2023Half of Kiwi parents admitted to feeling addicted to their devices in a recent survey - a stat that gives parenting advocate Holly Brooker hope that we can change our ways. Audio
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11 minutes of exercise - the new daily minimum
19 Mar 2023Briskly walking for just 11 minutes a day lowers your risk of early death from cardiovascular disease or cancer, according to new research. Audio
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A storm in a lolly jar? The pineapple chew controversy
Can you really call a mass-produced lolly "handmade"? The Detail investigates. Audio
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Hope amidst Kiribati water crisis, but international help is needed
Kiribati has the highest infant mortality rates in the Pacific linked directly to unsafe drinking water, according to Childfund. Audio
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At The Movies: Corsage
22 Mar 2023Corsage is an Austrian film about one of the most famous royals of the 19th Century, the Empress Elisabeth of Austro-Hungary, better known as "Sissi". Starring Vicky Krieps. Video, Audio
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Watch: Anthonie Tonnon performs Wicked Game
24 Mar 2023Anthonie Tonnon is releasing his cover of Chris Isaak’s 'Wicked Game' today. Here he is performing the song at the RNZ Auckland Studios for NZ Live earlier in the year.
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Why do grown-ups join choirs?
23 Mar 2023Kate Bell is investigating the experiences of people who join adult community choirs with a focus on the barriers they face, and what makes them stay. She shares her knowledge with Bryan Crump. Audio
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Alternative Easter treats for hot cross bun haters
23 Mar 2023Can’t face a hot cross bun this year? Here are some other ways to get a taste of Easter - including beer, cocktails, chocolate and a very untraditional baked good.
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Boxing greats to face off in PNG, but is it genuine or a farce?
22 Mar 2023A potential box-off between two former boxing greats in Papua New Guinea is being touted as a 'Las Vegas night' in the Pacific, but some are already deriding the event, writes Craig Stephen. Audio
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Great sound: Rob Ruha and the Auckland Philharmonia
23 Jun 2022RNZ Concert's recording of Ka Pō Ka Ao has been shortlisted in the 'Best Live Sound' section of the prestigious New York Festivals Radio Awards 2023. You can listen to it here: Audio
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Down into the disaster zone: What Cyclone Gabrielle took away
22 Mar 2023First Person - Dozens of homes on Auckland's West Coast were damaged or destroyed by Cyclone Gabrielle. RNZ's Nik Dirga returned to the ruins of the Karekare bach that's been a part of his family's lives for more than 50 years.
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Tongan netballers set for crucial year
22 Mar 2023Salote Sisifa knows that despite the success of 2022 the Tala, Tonga's national netball side needs to remain focused on the year ahead. Audio
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'Now when I snorkel it’s a relief to find things'
23 Mar 2023Our Changing World returns to the Noises Islands in the Hauraki Gulf. While conservation action on the islands has led to thriving terrestrial ecosystems, under the water, it's a very different story. Audio
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A three-point plan to clean up lobbying and vested interests
22 Mar 2023Opinion - As the election campaign intensifies, my hope is that all parties will be asked to take action on the issue of lobbying, Max Rashbrooke writes.
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At The Movies: Shazam Fury of the Gods
22 Mar 2023Simon Morris continues his search for the Holy Grail – a big-budget Hollywood movie that isn’t stupid. Shazam: Fury of the Gods isn't it, he writes. Video, Audio
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Music Alive: APO - Bezuidenhout's Mozart
23 Mar 2023LISTEN: A concert of highlights all the way through: Australian Kristian Bezuidenhout with a glorious piano concerto; the world premiere of White Horses by New Zealander Gemma Peacocke; and Martinů's 'Fantastic Symphony' - a too-rarely-heard delight. Johannes Fritzsch conducts the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra.
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Long-serving Taranaki Symphony Orchestra conductor farewelled
22 Mar 2023Bryan Crump visits Adam Jasinski, conductor with the Taranaki Symphony Orchestra to find out about his final performance after 23 years at the podium, and learns about his lemon trees. Audio
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Slow Water: how to combat floods and droughts
21 Mar 2023Treating water management as an engineering problem ignores the complex systems in which it operates, US author Erica Gies says. Audio
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Review: Florence and the Machine
22 Mar 2023Certified Florence and the Machine stan, Liam Brown, reports from the Spark Arena.
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Mata with Mihingarangi Forbes
21 Mar 2023Watch - Mihingarangi Forbes speaks to Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson about the state of the planet and the party. Panelists Khylee Quince and Tau Henare share their views on the anti co-governance tour. Video, Audio
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Celebrating heritage, maintaining connections
21 Mar 2023First person - Pasifika Festival back in full swing was a sight to behold and reminded me of the significance of celebrating our heritage, writes So'omalo Iteni Schwalger.
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The Sampler
18 Mar 2023Tony Stamp reviews an Aotearoa/ Australia co-production from Jen Cloher, Tāmaki rapper Brandn Shiraz, and the return of Swedish maverick Fever Ray. Audio
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Tricks to preserve autumn's fruit bounty
20 Mar 2023If you have laden fruit trees, what are the best ways to preserve your harvest? Angela Clifford is a North Canterbury farmer swears by the dehydrator. Audio