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A 'Kiwi cowgirl' at home on the range
A 'Kiwi cowgirl' at home on the range
Agro-ecologist Nicole Masters tours around the United States in a horse truck, teaching American farmers and winegrowers about soil health. Audio
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Aussie women prove it's never too late to lift
Aussie women prove it's never too late to lift
6 Sep 2020Before she started weight-lifting, 75-year-old Kaye Payne thought she wouldn't be able to stay in her own home much longer. Now she can dead-lift 50 kilograms. Video, Audio
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Recipe: Eggplant, smoked yoghurt, chickpea
Recipe: Eggplant, smoked yoghurt, chickpea
12 Sep 2020Sid Sahrawat from the Auckland restaurant Cassia shares a delicious, contemporary Indian recipe.
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Inside Out: Hot Stuff
Inside Out: Hot Stuff
16 Sep 2020Nick Tipping offers a specially-chosen set of jazz to help you chase away the last of the wintry weather. Audio
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Donna Williams: from redundancy to a recipe for success
Donna Williams: from redundancy to a recipe for success
A Hamilton woman who's started up a budding dessert business encourages other Kiwis to look beyond the job ads for their next chapter. Video, Audio
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Jacinda Ardern's Matariki masterstroke
Jacinda Ardern's Matariki masterstroke
11 Sep 2020Week in Politics - The prime minister displayed some clever tactics this week, writes Peter Wilson.
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At the Movies: The New Mutants
At the Movies: The New Mutants
9 Sep 2020The New Mutants is a waste of an attractive cast and the victim of an overcrowded genre, says Simon Morris. Video, Audio
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How the 'senior citizens' of NZ sport keep their passion burning
How the 'senior citizens' of NZ sport keep their passion burning
12 Sep 2020Extra Time - Netballers Anna Harrison and Jodi Brown, rugby player Adam Thompson, rower Mahé Drysdale and hockey player Shea McAleese talk about why they're still at it. Audio
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BBC Proms this week on RNZ Concert
BBC Proms this week on RNZ Concert
12 Sep 2020Laura Marling, Dmitri Hvorostovsky, Roger Norrington and Marin Alsop are just some of the stars performing this week in the best of the Proms on RNZ Concert.
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The "Jesus' wife" forgery
The "Jesus' wife" forgery
In 2012, a Harvard professor produced an ancient manuscript which she said proved Jesus Christ married to Mary Magdalene. Journalist Ariel Sabar explores the curious tale in a new book. Audio
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Silver Scrolls 2020: te reo Māori songwriting finalists announced
Silver Scrolls 2020: te reo Māori songwriting finalists announced
12 Sep 2020The three finalists for this year’s APRA Maioha Award, which recognises the art of contemporary Māori songwriting, have been announced. Video, Audio
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Warrior Kid Tim Tipene
Warrior Kid Tim Tipene
9 Sep 2020Tim Tipene was raised in two cultures, Pākehā and Māori. A white boy with a Māori name, Tipene constantly faced suspicious questions, typically "How did you get the name Tipene? Audio
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The Mixtape: Andre Upston
The Mixtape: Andre Upston
5 Sep 2020RNZ engineer Andre Upston helped record albums for Bic Runga, Dudley Benson, Anika Moa, and more, and for his Mixtape he's chosen seven songs he personally recorded. Video, Audio
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What bird is that?
What bird is that?
10 Sep 2020Our Changing World - An ecologist and a mathematician discover that teaching a computer to recognise bird calls from acoustic recorders is an interesting challenge. Audio
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'We were always taught to look after each other'
'We were always taught to look after each other'
10 Sep 2020For many Pasifika serving their communities is a natural calling, but their contribution to New Zealand through volunteering and unpaid work is not fully recognised. Video
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Timid tax, debating debates and say hello to Kinder Collins
Timid tax, debating debates and say hello to Kinder Collins
10 Sep 2020Caucus - Labour's tax policy is tentative, but is it also 'right for right now'? And is it negotiable? Judith Collins' policy releases point to less Crusher, more Kinder. Plus, how to mess up TV debates and the Matariki mood. Audio
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At The Movies: Bill and Ted Face The Music
At The Movies: Bill and Ted Face The Music
9 Sep 2020Bill and Ted Face The Music - like it says on the tin - follows their excellent adventures 30 years on, Simon Morris loved every minute of it. Video, Audio
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'We're connected to each other and the universe'
'We're connected to each other and the universe'
9 Sep 2020Dr Latif Nasser explores the surprising ways we are all linked to each other and the universe in his new Netflix series, Connected: The Hidden Science of Everything. Video, Audio
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The MixTape: RNZ sound engineer Andre Upston
The MixTape: RNZ sound engineer Andre Upston
5 Sep 2020RNZ’s dedicated music engineer for in-studio or live pop concerts in Auckland, Andre has also worked on albums for Bic Runga, Dudley Benson and Anika Moa. Here are some highlights. Video, Audio
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How one iwi's treaty settlement is lifting up its people
How one iwi's treaty settlement is lifting up its people
The Detail looks at how Ngāti Whātua is using its treaty settlement it to lift the health and welfare of its people. Audio
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Breastfeeding hormone makes new fathers better dads
Breastfeeding hormone makes new fathers better dads
A major new study out of the University of Otago shows that fathers of newborn babies can be forgiven for feeling a little hormonal. Audio
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Science, deception, and the war on vaccines
Science, deception, and the war on vaccines
Andrew Wakefield falsely linked the MMR vaccine with autism 22 years ago and the repercussions are still being felt today. Journalist Brian Deer helped uncover the scandal and has written a book about it. Audio
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Sikh temple volunteers step up
Sikh temple volunteers step up
Voices - When it comes to mobilising helping hands at the South Auckland Takanini Sikh Gurdwara, there's no dearth of volunteers. Audio
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Bill & Shirley: A family memoir
Bill & Shirley: A family memoir
8 Sep 2020Keith Ovenden's new book, Bill & Shirley, takes an intimate and candid look at the lives of his parents-in-law, the Wellington power couple, Bill Sutch and Shirley Smith. Audio