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What Muslim women consider when looking for a hair salon
What Muslim women consider when looking for a hair salon
2 Jan 2025Muslim women who choose to cover their hair have to consider modesty, privacy and gender when going to the salon.
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100 years on from the original, the new Nosferatu makes vampires scary again
100 years on from the original, the new Nosferatu makes vampires scary again
1 Jan 2025F. W. Murnau's vampire classic has cast a long shadow over horror for the past 100 years. Now, The Lighthouse director Rober Eggers has put his own dark spin on the terrifying tale.
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'That's a great achievement, if I do nothing else in life'
'That's a great achievement, if I do nothing else in life'
31 Dec 2024Suzanne Prentice, a CNZM in this year's New Year Honours, has performed with Dolly Parton and Johnny Cash - but her work with underprivileged children is what makes her proudest.
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'Fighting the monstrous global tsunami that is superfast fashion'
'Fighting the monstrous global tsunami that is superfast fashion'
31 Dec 2024Fashion designer Kate Sylvester's self-titled label is closing after "30 fabulous years", but her fight against fast fashion is only ramping up.
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Settling The Score, Encore!
Settling The Score, Encore!
1 Jan 2025From 6am to 8pm on New Year's Day you can hear New Zealand's favourite classical music of 2024, as chosen by RNZ Concert listeners. The Top 30 list is here and will be broadcast between noon and 6pm on 1 January 2025!
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The worst-behaved travellers of 2024
The worst-behaved travellers of 2024
31 Dec 2024There was no shortage of unruly traveller incidents this year so, to remedy this, CNN has put together a list of New Year resolutions for globetrotters and gadabouts.
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Error found in viral black plastic spatula study
Error found in viral black plastic spatula study
30 Dec 2024While estimating the potential toxic chemical exposure from recycled black plastic spatulas, the researchers did not multiply correctly.
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Why some are crying their eyes out to welcome in the New Year
Why some are crying their eyes out to welcome in the New Year
Hundreds showed up at a Taiwan park to cry, laugh, drink, sing, dance, chat and blow off steam, transforming the flashmob-style gathering into a colorful spectacle.
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The Phoenix Foundation & NZSO - Celebrate!
The Phoenix Foundation & NZSO - Celebrate!
Top New Zealand composers Gareth Farr, Claire Cowan, Chris Gendall and Hamish Oliver worked with The Phoenix Foundation and NZSO conductor Hamish McKeich to arrange orchestral versions of the band’s much-loved works. Video, Audio, Gallery
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The best songs to get your New Year's Eve going
The best songs to get your New Year's Eve going
29 Dec 2024Looking for party bangers for your playlist? You want a fun, frisky vibe to bring in the New Year, says Music 101 host Charlotte Ryan. Video
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Ten of the best RNZ celebrity interviews of 2024
Ten of the best RNZ celebrity interviews of 2024
26 Dec 2024From the worlds of comedy, literature and television, RNZ welcomed guests from across the artistic spectrum this year. Here are 10 of the best.
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Inside RNZ on the night of Y2K
Inside RNZ on the night of Y2K
28 Dec 2024A beacon of hope and grape juice in a bunker were featured as, 25 years ago, RNZ nervously ticked over from 1999 to 2000.
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Robbie Williams' run-of-the mill biopic gets the blockbuster treatment
Robbie Williams' run-of-the mill biopic gets the blockbuster treatment
28 Dec 2024Review - Robbie Williams' depiction of himself as a stunningly photorealistic simian/pop star hybrid in his biopic movie fits with his amped-up brand, writes Dan Slevin.
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The summer I... didn't live, love or laugh
The summer I... didn't live, love or laugh
28 Dec 2024Sweatpants and Hallmark-esque movies over a booked-out summer calendar? Yes please, a tired Jessica Keane writes.
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Ten of the best music interviews of 2024
Ten of the best music interviews of 2024
26 Dec 2024From Chuck D to Rick Astley, RNZ covered the musical waterfront this year. Here are 10 of the best chats from the past 12 months.
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Hymns on Sunday, 29 December 2024
Hymns on Sunday, 29 December 2024
29 Dec 2024Welcome to the first of our Summer Hymn Requests programmes, which begins with Carl Boberg's well-loved hymn How great thou art. Audio
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Blake Lively is not the first star to allegedly be targeted by 'astroturfing'
Blake Lively is not the first star to allegedly be targeted by 'astroturfing'
In a social media ecosystem already rife with misogyny, racism and aggression, experts say it's remarkably easy to shape the narrative around a public figure through "astroturfing".
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Are these the worst wellness trends of the year?
Are these the worst wellness trends of the year?
23 Dec 2024Did you spend the year counting your macros and considering whether the carnivore diet would solve all your problems? Let's look back at some of the wildest wellness trends of 2024.
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Squid Game is back - does it live up to the first season?
Squid Game is back - does it live up to the first season?
26 Dec 2024Three years on, the highly anticipated second season of Squid Game has been released on Netflix. But how does it compare to the first? Video
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South Asian creatives steal spotlight in NZ’s arts industry
South Asian creatives steal spotlight in NZ’s arts industry
30 Dec 2024From producing award-winning comedies to launching groundbreaking initiatives, Asian artists added their voice to Aotearoa's creative landscape in 2024.
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How to switch off completely when you're on holiday
How to switch off completely when you're on holiday
25 Dec 2024Switching off phones or laptops when on holidays can help us get more out of our free time and relationships.
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The joy of singing in the shower
The joy of singing in the shower
23 Dec 2024Ever wondered why shower singing sounds - and feels - so good? Filmmaker Florian Habicht's new book aims to explain it. Audio
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12 movies and shows to keep you entertained over the holidays
12 movies and shows to keep you entertained over the holidays
25 Dec 2024Whether you're recovering from a food coma or a slight festive hangover, you'll find plenty of reasons to stay on the couch. Here's what to watch while you're there.
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The Last Voyage of the Rainbow Warrior
The Last Voyage of the Rainbow Warrior
31 Dec 2024July 1985. Greenpeace ship The Rainbow Warrior docks at Marsden Wharf, ready for a major protest campaign at Muroroa Atoll. Everyone knows what happened next. But do you know what went before?