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VIDEO PREMIERE: Sheep Dog & Wolf 'Cyclical'
VIDEO PREMIERE: Sheep Dog & Wolf 'Cyclical'
14 Oct 2020RNZ Music is pumped to share the long-awaited new single from Auckland indie-pop favourite Sheep Dog & Wolf. It’s his first release in more than seven years, and boy are we excited!
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'Live in pools of time, rather than a chain of moments'
'Live in pools of time, rather than a chain of moments'
12 Oct 2020Age has set beloved Australian writer and broadcaster Robert Dessaix free. Now he travels the world having conversations about ageing to understand not just the challenges, but the possibilities of old age. Audio
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Politicians have a 'mandate' for climate action, how do their policies stack up?
Politicians have a 'mandate' for climate action, how do their policies stack up?
13 Oct 2020Before the 2017 election, Jacinda Ardern called climate change her generation's "nuclear-free moment". Three years later, do the climate policies on offer this time around reflect that?
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Analysis: Trump can still win but it's very unlikely
Analysis: Trump can still win but it's very unlikely
13 Oct 2020Even a miracle Covid-19 vaccine - which Donald Trump has promised Americans this month - may not be enough to save him, writes Max Towle.
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WATCH: New Zealander Ella Monnery from The Voice releases debut single
WATCH: New Zealander Ella Monnery from The Voice releases debut single
13 Oct 2020After COVID-19 stopped Kiwi Ella Monnery from competing in popular Australian TV singing competition The Voice, she’s back with her debut single, ‘Work That’.
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Being green to the extreme
Being green to the extreme
10 Oct 2020Eating roadkill, getting a vasectomy at 25 and reducing your worldly possessions to 44 items. It all makes sense if you follow environmental ethics to their logical end. That's just what Rob Greenfield has been doing Audio
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Fifty best films: La dolce vita
Fifty best films: La dolce vita
13 Oct 2020Fellini’s 1960 Palme d’Or winner is one of the icons of 20th century cinema and currently 39th (equal with The 400 Blows) in the Sight & Sound Top 50 films of all time, reports Dan Slevin.
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How Australia is coping with Covid-19
How Australia is coping with Covid-19
Investigative journalist Dr Norman Swan says the Covid-19 pandemic in Australia saw "superspreading social networks" that led to the situation getting out of control. Audio
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WATCH: The Phoenix Foundation's new video 'Decision Dollars'
WATCH: The Phoenix Foundation's new video 'Decision Dollars'
13 Oct 2020The Phoenix Foundation have shared a new vid for their recent single, 'Decision Dollars', which features guest vocals from Hollie Fullbrook of Tiny Ruins. The track is the latest single from their new album Friend Ship, which is out this Friday.
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Trent Dalton: 'I'm so hungry and I've still got so much to learn'
Trent Dalton: 'I'm so hungry and I've still got so much to learn'
10 Oct 2020The award-winning Australian writer of Boy Swallows Universe talks to Kim Hill about imposter syndrome, imagination and his new book All Our Shimmering Skies. Audio
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Super Rugby: Cut NZR some slack over Pasifika side
Super Rugby: Cut NZR some slack over Pasifika side
10 Oct 2020It's been 25 years since Samoa last made a Rugby World Cup quarterfinal. Whose fault is that, asks Hamish Bidwell?
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Kiwi Aliens conquer iTunes and YouTube
Kiwi Aliens conquer iTunes and YouTube
11 Oct 2020It's the biggest hit New Zealand movie you've probably not heard of, unless you've been looking in the right direction. It's called Alien Addiction. Video, Audio, Gallery
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Auckland levels out
Auckland levels out
Mediawatch - Auckland’s return to Alert Level 1 was cause for celebration – but not in certain circles of the media who criticised the timing. Audio
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Five new local hip hop acts you need to hear
Five new local hip hop acts you need to hear
10 Oct 2020Meet ... Ranuimarz, Wax Mustang, CHAII, ABRZY and Gino October. Video, Audio
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Eight-o-eight: the drum machine that revolutionised music
Eight-o-eight: the drum machine that revolutionised music
10 Oct 2020Tony Stamp looks at the device that changed the sound of modern music forever - and its impact in New Zealand. Video, Audio
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BOSH! - vegan cooking duo goes viral
BOSH! - vegan cooking duo goes viral
9 Oct 2020Five years ago, childhood friends Henry Firth and Ian Theasby were "overweight meaties". Now they show millions of people how to make plant-based food taste delicious. Video, Audio
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Kiwi researcher exposing links between religious right & Trump
Kiwi researcher exposing links between religious right & Trump
8 Oct 2020A New Zealand researcher has helped expose how data is being harvested and used by churches in the US to micro target and attract people into right-wing politics. Video, Audio
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The electorates worth watching on election night
The electorates worth watching on election night
10 Oct 2020The results on election night for some of the country's 72 electorates aren't likely to be much of a surprise - but others aren't so clear cut.
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Brooke Fraser reflects on the last decade
Brooke Fraser reflects on the last decade
10 Oct 2020Brooke Fraser's iconic album Flags produced some of her best-loved tracks so far. Ten years on, she chats to Charlotte Ryan from her home in Los Angeles. Video, Audio
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End of Life Choice kōrero: Safeguards and the right to choose
End of Life Choice kōrero: Safeguards and the right to choose
11 Oct 2020Voters need to enter the booth having done their research, say health, ethics and disability specialists at the RNZ-Pacific Media Network debate on the End of Life Choice Bill. Video
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Cannabis kōrero: The risks and rewards of legalisation
Cannabis kōrero: The risks and rewards of legalisation
10 Oct 2020Rangatahi are weighing into the cannabis debate, offering their reasons for voting 'yes' or 'no' in this month's referendum on whether cannabis should be legalised. Video
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Election 2020: Health and housing at the forefront for Pasifika people in Gisborne
Election 2020: Health and housing at the forefront for Pasifika people in Gisborne
9 Oct 2020As part of RNZ's 2020 election coverage we are looking at some of the communities who are part of the country's changing face and identity. Sela Jane Hopgood visited Tairāwhiti Gisborne to have a talanoa (kōrero) with one of the fastest growing Pasifika communities since the 1980s.
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Graham Norton: Ireland in 'a sweet spot' after years of darkness
Graham Norton: Ireland in 'a sweet spot' after years of darkness
10 Oct 2020Change hit Ireland like "an express train" and transformed it from a backward country into one that the Irish are proud of, says one of its most famous sons. Audio
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New CEO of Fred Hollows is the first Pacific woman to head Foundation
New CEO of Fred Hollows is the first Pacific woman to head Foundation
12 Oct 2020Dr Audrey Aumua is the new Chief Executive Officer of The Fred Hollows Foundation New Zealand, the first Pacific woman to head the Foundation. Audio