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How to break out of the 'toxic money mindset'
How to break out of the 'toxic money mindset'
Psychologist Ashley Whillans has surveyed thousands of adults around the world about time and money. Unsurprisingly, most people focus too much on working and making more money, and not enough on having more time. Audio
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VIDEO PREMIERE: Auckland pop duo Laiika release debut single ‘Crush’
VIDEO PREMIERE: Auckland pop duo Laiika release debut single ‘Crush’
23 Nov 2020LAIIKA are best friends Grace Moller (daughter of Buzz from Voom!) and Heidi Simpson. The Auckland pop duo release their debut single ‘Crush’ tomorrow, and RNZ Music is stoked to give you a sneak preview.
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VIDEO PREMIERE: NZ singers perform ‘Ka Waiata ki a Maria’ live at London’s Royal Albert Hall
VIDEO PREMIERE: NZ singers perform ‘Ka Waiata ki a Maria’ live at London’s Royal Albert Hall
26 Nov 2020RNZ Music is excited to share this special live performance of traditional Māori Catholic hymn ‘Ka Waiata ki a Maria’. The performance is part of a show by 21 UK-based New Zealand singers, which is available to watch now.
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Why imitation is the cornerstone of speech development
Why imitation is the cornerstone of speech development
19 Nov 2020The ability to copy another person is crucial for learning to speak and interact socially, says speech and language therapist Christian Wright. Audio
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Trans Miss NZ contestant helps bust myths
Trans Miss NZ contestant helps bust myths
20 Nov 2020Arielle Keil was the star turn at our country's first-ever transgender awareness event in New Plymouth.
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New Horizons: Lera Lynn
New Horizons: Lera Lynn
22 Nov 2020American singer Lera Lynn has a special way with minor and major chords. William Dart looks at how she employs this talent to make her own powerful observations on life and its issues. Audio
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NZ Live: Emily Edrosa
NZ Live: Emily Edrosa
20 Nov 2020Kiwi musician Emily Edrosa plays tracks from her debut album Another Wave is Coming. Video, Audio
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Recipe: Strawberry, pistachio & creamy feta toasts
Recipe: Strawberry, pistachio & creamy feta toasts
22 Nov 2020Summer strawberries, creamy feta, fragrant tangelo juice and crunchy pistachios give toast a burst of summer flavour.
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What to look for when buying an apartment
What to look for when buying an apartment
16 Nov 2020You're close to buying an apartment but how to know you're choosing the right one? University of Auckland lecturer Bill McKay has tips on what to check out. Audio
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Kiwi singers' spirits soar with a whānau concert for the world
Kiwi singers' spirits soar with a whānau concert for the world
20 Nov 2020New Zealand opera singers living in the UK filled the performance void with a special one-off concert at the Royal Albert Hall recently. Audio
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Vets on farm run: 'Grizz was particulary protective of the family jewels'
Vets on farm run: 'Grizz was particulary protective of the family jewels'
Country Life - Grizz is one of the hundreds of working dogs veterinarian Tara Gower visits for an annual check-up at this time of year. Audio
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Song Crush: new music we're loving
Song Crush: new music we're loving
21 Nov 2020RNZ's Tony Stamp, writer Mohamed Hassan and Strangelove Records boss Ben Stevens present six brand new tunes. Video, Audio
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Inside Out with Nick Tipping
Inside Out with Nick Tipping
21 Nov 2020This week Nick features music by Ray Brown and John Coltrane, and big band jazz from Canadian pianist Brian Dickinson. Audio
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Nikolai Talamahina on being 'one of the boys'
Nikolai Talamahina on being 'one of the boys'
21 Nov 2020"In a Pasifika context, there's a lot of shame - there's definitely a lot of shame around being trans masculine."
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Ngā Taonga: Gems from the archive
Ngā Taonga: Gems from the archive
Sadly, Sarah Johnston is departing Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision this week, so we hear some of the archives’ greatest hits - and a few of her favourite pieces of archived audio. Audio
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The Week in Politics: Fears grow over Reserve Bank's lending programme
The Week in Politics: Fears grow over Reserve Bank's lending programme
20 Nov 2020Analysis - Opinions are divided over the Reserve Bank's Funding for Lending Programme and Tourism Minister Stuart Nash proposes a "reset" for the industry aimed at big-spending visitors.
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At The Movies: Rams
At The Movies: Rams
18 Nov 2020Rams stars Sam Neill and Michael Caton as two sheep-owning brothers dealing with an outbreak of disease in the region. Video, Audio
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Writing workshop to help youth justice residents
Writing workshop to help youth justice residents
19 Nov 2020Writer Ben Brown held a writing workshop earlier this year at Te Puna Wai ō Tuhinapo - the Oranga Tamariki Youth Justice Residence facility in Christchurch. Audio
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House Talk: Is the RMA fit for purpose?
House Talk: Is the RMA fit for purpose?
21 Nov 2020WATCH - The RMA gets a lot of flak for being complex and outdated. Change is in the pipeline, but do we risk throwing out the good points of the RMA as well as the bad?
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'Drawing back the veil' on extreme online misogyny
'Drawing back the veil' on extreme online misogyny
19 Nov 2020Author Laura Bates investigates the dark corners of the internet where violent misogyny flourishes, she says boys are being groomed, using social media platforms, into online communities of female hatred and violence. Audio
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Palmerston North schoolgirl no longer scared of a cricket ball
Palmerston North schoolgirl no longer scared of a cricket ball
21 Nov 2020When your dad is a big Virat Kohli fan, there is a good chance that you're going to play cricket and that was the case for schoolgirl Ashtuti Kumar, writes Barry Guy.
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Kiwi singers spirits soar with a whānau concert for the world
Kiwi singers spirits soar with a whānau concert for the world
20 Nov 2020Julien Van Mellaerts shares the joy of singing with Kiwi artists in England ahead of the world premiere of Whānau: Voices of Aotearoa, far from home - an incredibly emotional selection of songs from Aotearoa and the Pacific. Audio
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Review: The Queen’s Gambit
Review: The Queen’s Gambit
20 Nov 2020Widescreen - Dan Slevin reviews Netflix’s hottest new mini-series about a brilliant chess player who conquered the world's Grand Masters in the 1960s.
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NUKU – the movement celebrating indigenous women
NUKU – the movement celebrating indigenous women
18 Nov 2020A social enterprise is celebrating indigenous wāhine of Aotearoa through kōrero paki or storytelling. Audio