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Are we seeing the storm before the calm in America?
Are we seeing the storm before the calm in America?
11 Aug 2020In the next decade, the United States will undergo massive upheaval to make way for a new period of stability and prosperity that will kick off in the 2030s, according to a prominent geopolitical forecaster. Audio
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Recipe: Sirloin steak with shrimp mac-and-cheese, Ceasar salad and garlic
Recipe: Sirloin steak with shrimp mac-and-cheese, Ceasar salad and garlic
17 Aug 2020This 30-minute recipe from Auckland restaurant Jervois Steak House serves two lucky people.
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Confronting the "infodemic" of conspiracies over the latest lockdown
Confronting the "infodemic" of conspiracies over the latest lockdown
Mediawatch - New Zealand journalists are now having to rethink how they report on social media-fueled conspiracies. Audio
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Masks needed 'indoors where you're in prolonged contact with people'
Masks needed 'indoors where you're in prolonged contact with people'
16 Aug 2020A New Zealander who is an international authority on coronaviruses says he favours wearing masks in the right situation to prevent the spread of Covid-19. Audio
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Child's play, the way nature intended
Child's play, the way nature intended
Landscaper Richard Ashcroft designs playgrounds which mimic the natural world. Audio, Gallery
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How New Zealand can avoid lockdowns in the future
How New Zealand can avoid lockdowns in the future
15 Aug 2020New Zealand can avoid going into lockdown every time there is a Covid-19 outbreak by improving its pandemic response, says epidemiologist Sir David Skegg. Audio
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VIDEO PREMIERE: Katie Thompson ‘It Ain’t Easy’
VIDEO PREMIERE: Katie Thompson ‘It Ain’t Easy’
17 Aug 2020RNZ Music is excited to be the first to share West Coast country musician Katie Thompson’s new video for‘It Ain’t Easy’.
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Is the 8-hour workday an outdated concept?
Is the 8-hour workday an outdated concept?
9 Aug 2020How many hours in a typical eight-hour workday do you actually work? For most people, it's not even close to eight. Are we even designed to work eight hours a day? Science journalist Lizzie Wade thinks not. Audio
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Encore! Encore!
Encore! Encore!
17 Aug 2020Here's a playlist full of entertaining, or reflective, or sometimes just plain showy encores, all recorded by RNZ Concert.
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Auckland punk band Miss June live at Roundhead Studios
Auckland punk band Miss June live at Roundhead Studios
15 Aug 2020WATCH - When she's not making music with Miss June, Annabel Liddell is an "abnormal, irregular" doctor of medicine. Video, Audio
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Covid’s comeback sparks calls for more transparency
Covid’s comeback sparks calls for more transparency
Mediawatch - As critics of the government cast doubt on whether we can trust what we're told, the media find themselves in the middle of political claims and counterclaims. Audio
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Understanding Pasifika culture pivotal for rugby league success
Understanding Pasifika culture pivotal for rugby league success
12 Aug 2020The NZ Warriors won't reach their full potential until their management team understands the culture and values of Pacific players, says rugby league star Sione Faumuinā.
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At the Movies: The Old Guard
At the Movies: The Old Guard
12 Aug 2020This new Charlize Theron film suffers from all the failings of a comic-book movie without delivering any of the pleasures, says Simon Morris. Video, Audio
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Recipe: Keto cheese scones
Recipe: Keto cheese scones
16 Aug 2020We scored this dough-gone delicious recipe from the Palmerston North cafe BABCO.
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Urban kids get an action-packed farm experience
Urban kids get an action-packed farm experience
Banks Peninsula primary school teacher Katie Earle is running a hands-on farm programme for 5 to 12 year-olds, with help from a local sheep farmer. Video, Audio
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Brannavan Gnanalingam tackles toxic masculinity in new novel
Brannavan Gnanalingam tackles toxic masculinity in new novel
15 Aug 2020In Sprigs, the Wellington writer explores the sexual assault of a brown-skinned teenage girl at a high school party – and the structural inequality the "incident" reveals. Audio
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Inside Out with Nick Tipping
Inside Out with Nick Tipping
15 Aug 2020Christchurch guitarist Harry Harrison looks for a NZ jazz sound, and Mary Lou Williams and Tom Warrington keep things swinging. Audio
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Teeks releases powerful new single ‘Without You’
Teeks releases powerful new single ‘Without You’
15 Aug 2020Northland soul singer Teeks has released his his first new music in three years.
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Is the 8-hour workday outdated and counterproductive?
Is the 8-hour workday outdated and counterproductive?
9 Aug 2020It's actually impossible for most of us to stay focused for that long, says science journalist Lizzie Wade. Audio
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Pasifika urged to practice kindness and tolerance amid Covid-19 re-emergence
Pasifika urged to practice kindness and tolerance amid Covid-19 re-emergence
16 Aug 2020It's unfortunate the family at the centre of Auckland's recent outbreak has been subjected to intense scrutiny on social media, says Pasifika community leader Soana Pamaka.
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Bad News
Bad News
15 Aug 2020WATCH - What is a TERF and why are they ruining feminism? In this episode Alice Snedden heads to Wellington to find out.
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Tools for reducing anxiety in children
Tools for reducing anxiety in children
13 Aug 2020Sparklers is an online wellbeing resource for teachers, which was created by the All Right? campaign following the Canterbury earthquakes to support children. Audio
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The Week in Politics: Should the election be delayed?
The Week in Politics: Should the election be delayed?
Analysis - Judith Collins pushes for the election to be delayed due to the Covid-19 outbreak and Gerry Brownlee is accused of undermining efforts to control the virus.
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These students are the future of classical music in NZ
These students are the future of classical music in NZ
14 Aug 2020Teenage musicians from around the country compete for the top prizes at the 2020 NZCT Chamber Music Contest.