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Noel Crombie of Split Enz: 'It was just a total performance'
Noel Crombie of Split Enz: 'It was just a total performance'
1 Aug 2020Noel Crombie talks to Charlotte Ryan about playing percussion and designed costumes and artwork for the classic Kiwi band. Audio
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Getting Better: What does a surgeon look like?
Getting Better: What does a surgeon look like?
28 Jul 2020A Year in the Life of a Māori Medical Student - Emma Espiner and Noelle McCarthy explore why so few indigenous doctors become surgeons. Audio
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Fish are way smarter than you think
Fish are way smarter than you think
1 Aug 2020While people sometimes joke that fish have a three-second memory, they could remember things for as long as a year, says marine biologist Culum Brown. Audio, Gallery
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The Kiwi dads coaching netball and loving it
The Kiwi dads coaching netball and loving it
1 Aug 2020WATCH - It's Efi Fa'atau's third year coaching netball at Wellington's Samuel Marsden Collegiate School and he reckons he's found his calling. Video
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NZ's metalhead, cat-crazy, self-publishing romance queen
NZ's metalhead, cat-crazy, self-publishing romance queen
2 Aug 2020Kaipara author Steff Green discovered a way to live her dream despite a disability, so now she helps others overcome barriers. Audio
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Split Enz: 'It was just a total performance'
Split Enz: 'It was just a total performance'
1 Aug 2020To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Enz album True Colours, Noel Crombie talks about his time playing percussion in the band, as well as designing the striking costumes and artwork. Audio
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Getting Better: Tairāwhiti
Getting Better: Tairāwhiti
28 Jul 2020A Year in the Life of a Māori Medical Student - Emma Espiner and Noelle McCarthy chat to people in Tairāwhiti Gisbourne, which has the highest proportion of Māori in Aotearoa. Audio
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Two Canterbury cottages made of clay and full of history
Two Canterbury cottages made of clay and full of history
Restoring two cob cottages in Burkes Pass has become a labour of love for retired Christchurch couple Jane and Graham Bachelor. Audio, Gallery
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The Mixtape: Stan Walker
The Mixtape: Stan Walker
1 Aug 2020Stan Walker selects songs and dives deep into everything from whānau and childhood to politics, racism, lockdown, and hope. Video, Audio
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Why wellness is for the wealthy
Why wellness is for the wealthy
1 Aug 2020The Pursuit of Wellness - The underlying assumption that we determine our own health doesn't account for the effects of air quality, work environments and transport, writes Dr Jess Berentson Shaw.
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Acclaimed Kiwi journalist Anna Fifield returns home to join Stuff
Acclaimed Kiwi journalist Anna Fifield returns home to join Stuff
31 Jul 2020After 20 years overseas, Anna Fifield is moving back to Wellington to become The Dominion Post's new editor. She tells Jesse Mulligan what she hopes to contribute to New Zealand media. Audio
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Playlist: The Symphonies of Sibelius
Playlist: The Symphonies of Sibelius
3 Aug 2020Enjoy refreshing orchestral sounds from Finland's greatest composer, in these unique recordings by RNZ Concert.
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Oliver Stone: 'War debases all of us'
Oliver Stone: 'War debases all of us'
2 Aug 2020American film director and Vietnam War veteran Oliver Stone has written an intimate new memoir about his life and work up to 1987 – Chasing Light.
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How to make veggie broth with kitchen scraps
How to make veggie broth with kitchen scraps
2 Aug 2020Broths and stocks made with refrigerated or frozen vegetable scraps are a healthy and easy way to save money, says Megan May from Little Bird Organics
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New Horizons: the songs of Sean O'Hagan and Nick Hakim
New Horizons: the songs of Sean O'Hagan and Nick Hakim
2 Aug 2020William Dart profiles two songwriters who can't stop tending and adding to their songs, creating saturated beauties that sometimes teeter on the brink of self-indulgence. Audio
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Our close encounter with an asteroid
Our close encounter with an asteroid
29 Jul 2020Unbeknownst to many of us, a small asteroid passed by Earth on 28 July. If the object had impacted our atmosphere it would have turned night into day, says Nelson-based space scientist Duncan Steel. Audio
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The Week in Politics: Polls point to a Labour landslide
The Week in Politics: Polls point to a Labour landslide
31 Jul 2020This week began badly for the National Party and didn't get much better, writes Peter Wilson. Audio
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Tips for achieving 'economic wellness'
Tips for achieving 'economic wellness'
30 Jul 2020The Pursuit of Wellness - Economic wellness can be defined as having enough money for necessities plus some fun... for the rest of your life, says financial author Mary Holm.
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Getting Better: Southside
Getting Better: Southside
24 Jul 2020A Year in the Life of a Māori Medical Student - Emma Espiner heads to the South Auckland suburb of Ōtara to meet Samoan doctor Vaaiga Autagavaia and the high school rugby league team he coaches. Audio
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What does it take to succeed as a professional sports coach in New Zealand?
What does it take to succeed as a professional sports coach in New Zealand?
31 Jul 2020Extra Time explores this question and whether sports organisations are doing enough to encourage Māori and Pasifika coaches into top-level roles. Audio
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Hymns on Sunday
Hymns on Sunday
2 Aug 2020Robyn Jaquiery presents hymns with a social justice theme, a spiritual from the New Zealand Youth Choir, and some settings of Psalm 104. Audio
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Watch: CHAII live at Roundhouse Studios
Watch: CHAII live at Roundhouse Studios
1 Aug 2020Persian/Kiwi rapper CHAII plays tracks from her debut EP Lightswitch.
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Inside Out: New York Minute
Inside Out: New York Minute
1 Aug 2020Herbie Hancock plays Billy Joel's 'New York Minute', Anita Schwabe deals with 'Anger Management', and Jimmy Smith plays his classic 'Back at the Chicken Shack'.
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Recipe request: Chicken Delhi Dhaiwala
Recipe request: Chicken Delhi Dhaiwala
30 Jul 2020Jesse Mulligan asked you what recipe you would like from your favourite cafe - and on your behalf invites them onto the show to share their secret. This week it's Chicken Delhi Dhaiwala from Planet Spice in Wellington's Newtown. Audio