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Photo Story: Love of the bass turns into a compulsive hobby
Photo Story: Love of the bass turns into a compulsive hobby
NZSO double bass player Malcolm Struthers' passion for his instrument has turned into a stimulating new hobby: making his own. He describes the process of constructing two basses from scratch and restoring an earthquake-damaged instrument that he will have ready to play on stage in September. Audio
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The effort to change our wasteful food habits
The effort to change our wasteful food habits
We waste $1.6 billion worth of food every year. Nearly 160,000 tonnes. With more and more people needing help putting meals on tables, Two Cents' Worth looks at balancing the food waste books. Audio
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How genome testing could help reveal the source of NZ's Covid-19 cases
How genome testing could help reveal the source of NZ's Covid-19 cases
A scientist involved in genome sequencing of current community-transmission cases says analysis is ongoing and that it is hoped results will determine if a quarantine facility was the source of infection. Audio
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At The Movies: This Town
At The Movies: This Town
12 Aug 2020This Town is a reminder that any New Zealand feature film that isn’t dark, navel-gazing and occasionally violent is usually described as “a quirky comedy,” writes Simon Morris. Video, Audio
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Why a new product stewardship scheme isn't just rubbish
Why a new product stewardship scheme isn't just rubbish
14 Aug 2020The Detail - Reduce, re-use, recycle is taking on a new and more formal meaning with the Government's product stewardship scheme. Audio
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WATCH: Jed Parsons performs brand new single ‘She’s The One’
WATCH: Jed Parsons performs brand new single ‘She’s The One’
14 Aug 2020Christchurch singer-songwriter Jed Parsons has released new single, ‘She’s The One’.
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Podcast Classics
Podcast Classics
14 Aug 2020Your free classical podcast this month is Beethoven's Ghost Trio played by NZTrio. Grab your own bite of Beethoven in his anniversary year.
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Safety, not politics, should dictate election delay call - Andrew Geddis
Safety, not politics, should dictate election delay call - Andrew Geddis
13 Aug 2020Any decision on delaying the General Election should be based on safety-to-vote considerations and not on any perceived unfairness by a political party, law professor Andrew Geddis says. Audio
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Teeks releases powerful new single ‘Without You’
Teeks releases powerful new single ‘Without You’
14 Aug 2020Northland soul singer Teeks has released his his first new music in three years.
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Millennials more interested in income than Gen Xers
Millennials more interested in income than Gen Xers
9 Aug 2020New findings from a 35-year research project on Generation X shows hallmarks in their life experiences, including no evidence for a period of mid-life crisis, a 'delayed adulthood' and increasing happiness with age - but to a point. Audio
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Collins willing to risk antagonising voters
Collins willing to risk antagonising voters
12 Aug 2020Power Play - Warnings another outbreak was bound to happen were not enough to prepare New Zealanders for the shock of seeing the country's largest city put back into level 3 lockdown.
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VIDEO PREMIERE: Love Square 'Mercy Mercy Mercy'
VIDEO PREMIERE: Love Square 'Mercy Mercy Mercy'
13 Aug 2020Love Square is the new project from former Supergroove sax player Nick Atkinson, and we’re proud to be the first to share their new track and video ‘Mercy Mercy Mercy’.
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Review - Laurel Canyon
Review - Laurel Canyon
13 Aug 2020Widescreen - The golden age of LA rock is glowingly brought to life in a two-part documentary, reviewed by Dan Slevin.
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WATCH: RNZ Music Roundhead Sessions
WATCH: RNZ Music Roundhead Sessions
13 Aug 2020Live performances from Kiwi/Persian rapper CHAII, country powerhouse Tami Neilson, pop-punk quartet Miss June and reggae legends Katachafire.
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Skincare tips from 'the most powerful woman in beauty'
Skincare tips from 'the most powerful woman in beauty'
9 Aug 2020British blogger Caroline Hirons has just seen her new skincare tips book, Skincare: The Ultimate No-Nonsense Guide, become the first beauty title to top the Sunday Times Bestseller chart in 18 years. Audio
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How sound influences the taste of food
How sound influences the taste of food
Our Changing World - The sound of the space we eat in can have surprising effects on the taste of food, food scientist Nazimah Hamid from AUT says. Audio
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The biology driving risk-taking teens
The biology driving risk-taking teens
10 Aug 2020Adolescents are subject to a biological drive that leads them to be impulsive and at the same time over-think the consequences of their actions, according to a top US psychiatrist. Audio
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Lessons to be learned from Victoria's Covid surge
Lessons to be learned from Victoria's Covid surge
12 Aug 2020The pandemic situation in Victoria shows that a Covid-19 outbreak can escalate from very small numbers initially, an economist is warning. Audio
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Shakti Mats: Pain or gain?
Shakti Mats: Pain or gain?
11 Aug 2020Healthy of Hoax - Shakti Mats made a big splash when they arrived in New Zealand a few years ago. But does lying on thousands of tiny spikes improve our health or is it just a painful hoax? Audio
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VIDEO PREMIERE: Daily J ‘Rocket’
VIDEO PREMIERE: Daily J ‘Rocket’
12 Aug 2020RNZ Music is proud to present the new video from indie rock group Daily J.
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Young Kiwi lives her teen dream dancing for Lady Gaga
Young Kiwi lives her teen dream dancing for Lady Gaga
9 Aug 2020When Emma-Kate Putnam saw Lady Gaga performing at Auckland's Vector Arena in 2010, she had an epiphany. From that point on she knew she wanted to be on stage with the megastar. Video, Audio
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Cooking up a change
Cooking up a change
10 Aug 2020Voices - Drawing from their personal experiences and childhood, two chefs help further the social cause of an Auckland-based restaurant pop-up. Audio
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Review: Dolly Parton - Here I Am
Review: Dolly Parton - Here I Am
12 Aug 2020Widescreen - The Netflix documentary Dolly Parton: Here I Am should show audiences that Ms Parton is one of the greatest talents in American music, says Dan Slevin.
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Hue and dye: The history of colour
Hue and dye: The history of colour
8 Aug 2020Sea snail mucus, mango munching cows' urine and the beetle-crushing Aztecs all brought colour to our world. A new book by master paint-maker David Coles documents the history of our quest for colour. Audio, Gallery