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At The Movies - Official Competition
At The Movies - Official Competition
14 Sep 2022This Spanish satire has great performances from Penélope Cruz and Antonio Banderas, but Simon Morris finds many of its in-jokes falling flat. Video, Audio
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Recipe: Kedgeree
Recipe: Kedgeree
18 Sep 2022In a nod to the late Queen Elizabeth II, Martin Bosley shares a delicious brunch recipe.
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'You make the world a slightly better place if you do something that makes people happy'
'You make the world a slightly better place if you do something that makes people happy'
17 Sep 2022Quiz show host and best-selling crime writer Richard Osman chats to Kim Hill. Video, Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 18 September 2022
Hymns on Sunday, 18 September 2022
18 Sep 2022Henry Lyte’s hymn Praise, my soul, the king of heaven was one of Queen Elizabeth II’s favourites – you can hear a beautifully stately rendition by the Huddersfield Choral Society in this week’s programme. And there are hymns to mark the final day of Te Wiki o te Reo Māori (Māori Language Week). Audio
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NZ Live: The Beths
NZ Live: The Beths
16 Sep 2022Indie quartet The Beths play us tracks from their new album Expert In A Dying Field and chat to mega-fan Jesse Mulligan. Video, Audio
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Inside Out: The varied jazz of 1953
Inside Out: The varied jazz of 1953
17 Sep 2022Nick Tipping checks out jazz from 1953 - the year Queen Elizabeth II ascended the throne, and a year which saw ragtime, swing, bebop, cool jazz, and hard bop all share the spotlight. Artists include Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie, Sidney Bechet, Shorty Rogers, Ben Webster, and Duke Ellington. Audio
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Singing the praises of ginseng
Singing the praises of ginseng
16 Sep 2022Glen Chen grows ginseng – a root used in traditional Chinese medicine – between rows of trees in North Island pine forests. He sees huge potential for a ginseng industry here. Audio
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Tuini Ngawai - a musical treasure joins NZ Hall of Fame
Tuini Ngawai - a musical treasure joins NZ Hall of Fame
15 Sep 2022Tuini Ngāwai (1910-1965) is not well-known, though many of the 300-plus songs she composed are still sung around Aotearoa. Video, Audio
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At The Movies - Punch
At The Movies - Punch
14 Sep 2022Punch is a New Zealand coming-of-age film about the unlikely friendship between a schoolboy boxer and a flamboyant, young Māori singer. Video, Audio
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Dean Barker shares his bowel cancer survival story to help others
Dean Barker shares his bowel cancer survival story to help others
12 Sep 2022New Zealand sailor Dean Barker tells Jesse Mulligan he was very reluctant to talk about his experience publicly but wants to raise awareness of this surprisingly common condition. Video, Audio
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The anatomy of a pepeha
The anatomy of a pepeha
16 Sep 2022A pepeha is much more than an introduction in te reo Māori, Stacey Morrison tells The Detail. Audio
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Wine recommendations from the NZ Junior Sommelier of the Year
Wine recommendations from the NZ Junior Sommelier of the Year
New Zealand sauvignon blanc and red 'Bordeaux blends' are Kristen Tay's picks for quality and value. Audio
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Bledisloe classic: It's not over till it's over
Bledisloe classic: It's not over till it's over
16 Sep 2022Breathtaking is the best word to describe the All Blacks' thrilling 39-37 win over the Wallabies in Melbourne last night, writes Jamie Wall. Video
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Why some things just shouldn’t be translated
Why some things just shouldn’t be translated
15 Sep 2022The Conversation - As the use of te reo Māori grows, a conversation must be had about tokenism, writes Carl Mika.
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Magic replaced by technical mastery in Pinocchio remake
Magic replaced by technical mastery in Pinocchio remake
14 Sep 2022At the Movies - Tom Hanks should have run for the hills from this turkey, says Simon Morris. Video, Audio
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The Big Sing Finale Gala
The Big Sing Finale Gala
16 Sep 2022Experience the buzz and eclectic selection of choral music sung by talented secondary school choirs whose ability to entertain is often matched by their wit in choosing ensemble names! Listen 8pm Friday on RNZ Concert, or here, now. Video, Audio
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Free face mask recycling scheme launched in NZ
Free face mask recycling scheme launched in NZ
12 Sep 2022Kiwi mask manufacturer MEO is collecting disposable masks made from polypropylene, which can be upcycled into BioGro-certified fenceposts. Audio
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How NZers bought the Lotto dream
How NZers bought the Lotto dream
15 Sep 2022For years, Lotto pitched certain stores as "lucky". They weren't. In fact, the chances of becoming a problem gambler far outweigh the chances of winning a big Powerball prize.
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Dunedin distillery turns bread into gin
Dunedin distillery turns bread into gin
Two Dunedin women are crafting botanical spirits from surplus bread products that would otherwise go to waste. Audio
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Influential Māori songwriters inducted into NZ Music Hall of Fame
Influential Māori songwriters inducted into NZ Music Hall of Fame
15 Sep 2022The late Te Kumeroa "Ngoingoi" Pēwhairangi QSM and her aunt Tuini Moetū Haangū Ngāwai are the latest inductees into the New Zealand Music Hall of Fame. Video
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Getting the best from bark
Getting the best from bark
14 Sep 2022Our Changing World - As we move away from fossil fuels, where else can we find materials for producing leather products? The forest research institute Scion has a possible answer. Audio
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'If you don't have [natural motivation] you just have to work harder'
'If you don't have [natural motivation] you just have to work harder'
13 Sep 2022Motivation scientist Ayelet Fishbach shares some surprising lessons in her new book Get It Done. Audio
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Influential Māori songwriters inducted into NZ Music Hall of Fame
Influential Māori songwriters inducted into NZ Music Hall of Fame
15 Sep 2022The late Te Kumeroa "Ngoingoi" Pēwhairangi QSM and her aunt Tuini Moetū Haangū Ngāwai are the latest inductees into the New Zealand Music Hall of Fame. Video
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Why it took so long to expose Harvey Weinstein
Why it took so long to expose Harvey Weinstein
12 Sep 2022Writer Ken Auletta questions how movie mogul Harvey Weinstein got away with rape and sexual abuse for so long in a new book. Audio