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New funding for arts, music and creative sector
New funding for arts, music and creative sector
The government has announced a $175 million recovery package to boost the arts and creative sector in the wake of Covid-19.
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The Chinese mechanic who secretly led a Melanesian revolution
The Chinese mechanic who secretly led a Melanesian revolution
28 May 2020A pioneering figure in the West Papuan independence movement is discovered in the Netherlands, unlocking forgotten history from the restive Indonesian-administered Papua region.
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New water rules lacking, says ecologist
New water rules lacking, says ecologist
The Government has just announced new rules to improve freshwater quality, but Victoria University of Wellington fresh water ecologist Mike Joy says the plan leaves a lot to be desired. Audio
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Last days to download this Podcast Classic
Last days to download this Podcast Classic
29 May 2020You can download your own copy of Prokofiev's mischievous 'Classical Symphony' until the end of the month.
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Lionel Shriver: Lockdown, Brexit and identity politics
Lionel Shriver: Lockdown, Brexit and identity politics
27 May 2020Bestselling author Lionel Shriver says her latest novel intentionally thumbs its nose at identity politics and political correctness, which she says is continuing to drive people further apart. Audio
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Sa’ili Mālō: Seeking a better life
Sa’ili Mālō: Seeking a better life
28 May 2020Stories in the Samoan language told by early settlers who came to Aotearoa to seek opportunities & a better life for their families. Made possible by the RNZ/NZ On Air Innovation Fund.
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Pressure mounts on PM over advisor's flit north
Pressure mounts on PM over advisor's flit north
28 May 2020UK PM Boris Johnson is under mounting pressure to sack his chief advisor Dominic Cummings over his 400 km trip north from London during lockdown, with poll figures slumping and dozens of his own MPs up in arms. Audio
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The Peddler going strong 50 years on
The Peddler going strong 50 years on
24 May 2020Fifty years’ ago this week, British-born musician Roy Phillips was on top of the New Zealand music charts with his band The Peddlers and their hit 'Girlie'. Phillips has lived in New Zealand since 1981. Video, Audio
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VIDEO PREMIERE: Bridges ‘Weightless Without’
VIDEO PREMIERE: Bridges ‘Weightless Without’
28 May 2020RNZ Music is proud to present the new single and lyric video from Kiwi indie-rock musician Bridges. ‘Weightless Without’ is the first single from her upcoming debut EP.
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Voices from Antarctica: Ice Flight
Voices from Antarctica: Ice Flight
28 May 2020Our Changing World - Alison Ballance dons her extreme cold weather clothing for a trip to Antarctica - but getting to the frozen continent can take time. Audio
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The Kiwi big game guide
The Kiwi big game guide
24 May 2020Chene Wales-Baillie loved her life in New Zealand, and her family remain here to this day, but there was something about the animals and wildlife of the big game parks that ultimately drew her back to the country of her birth. Audio, Gallery
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Re-imagining Hillary Clinton's life
Re-imagining Hillary Clinton's life
26 May 2020Best selling American author Curtis Sittenfeld's latest novel has a simple but fascinating premise: What if Hillary Clinton hadn't married Bill? Audio
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NZSO - Bach Sei Solo
NZSO - Bach Sei Solo
28 May 2020NZSO violinist Simeon Broom plays a selection from JS Bach's Violin Partita No 3 and tells us why he loves it.
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Finding his feet in New Zealand through his hands
Finding his feet in New Zealand through his hands
25 May 2020Voices - A Filipino photographer's new life in Aotearoa was turned around after he discovered a new way to grow connections with community and land. Audio, Gallery
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The best TV shows from around the world
The best TV shows from around the world
25 May 2020Walter Presents is a popular streaming service that curates the best TV shows from around the world, particularly classy Euro crime shows, and some of its content is available now on TVNZ on demand. Audio
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Pandemic has exposed neoliberalism's flaws, says economist
Pandemic has exposed neoliberalism's flaws, says economist
A Nobel Prize-winning economist says the disempowering reign of neoliberalism has exposed the US to the worst ravages of the Covid-19 pandemic. Audio
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Under Cover with Nadia Reid and Reb Fountain
Under Cover with Nadia Reid and Reb Fountain
26 May 2020Watch Kiwi musicians Nadia Reid and Reb Fountain meet up to play covers of each other’s songs, and have a good old yarn. It’s part of new Creative New Zealand-funded series Under Cover: Artists in Isolation in Conversation.
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'We are now in the next normal'
'We are now in the next normal'
24 May 2020Otago University professor Sara Walton shares her thoughts on the future of business in New Zealand. Audio
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Taranaki farmers see potential in quinoa
Taranaki farmers see potential in quinoa
25 May 2020A sheep and beef farm in Taranaki is successfully growing quinoa and the NZ Quinoa Company is now selling this versatile little seed in New Zealand supermarkets, owner Kate Dunlop says. Audio
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WATCH: Under Cover with Nadia Reid and Reb Fountain
WATCH: Under Cover with Nadia Reid and Reb Fountain
26 May 2020Kiwi musicians Nadia Reid and Reb Fountain meet up to play covers of each other’s songs, and have a good old yarn. It’s part of new Creative New Zealand-funded series Under Cover: Artists in Isolation in Conversation.
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Hannah Gadsby on her new Netflix special
Hannah Gadsby on her new Netflix special
25 May 2020Nanette gave Australian stand up comedian Hannah Gadsby stardom and star power. She talks to Jesse about her second Netflix comedy special, Douglas. Video, Audio
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A locked-down NZ Music Month
A locked-down NZ Music Month
17 May 2020How are local musicians faring in these Covid-19 times? William Dart features new music from Kate Owen, Aidan Fine, and Olivia Foa’i. Video, Audio
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Is consolidation really the solution to our media's problems?
Is consolidation really the solution to our media's problems?
26 May 2020Opinion - New Zealand's media has gone from being one of its most powerful and profitable, to the unimaginable humbling we see today but should we be taking a closer look at independent media? Writes Duncan Grieve.
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'I might have bitten off more than I can chew'
'I might have bitten off more than I can chew'
24 May 2020Kiwi musician Gin Wigmore gave birth to her second child in California, the same day the US state went into lockdown. Audio