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France returns Papeete military site to French Polynesia
France returns Papeete military site to French Polynesia
9 May 2020France has formally ceded its former navy command centre in Papeete to French Polynesia.
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Protesters make presence felt over controversial bills in Samoa
Protesters make presence felt over controversial bills in Samoa
The leader of the opposition Samoa First Party says she was surprised at the numbers who turned out to protest against three controversial bills before parliament.
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New children's book showcases Mate Ma'a Tonga's impact
New children's book showcases Mate Ma'a Tonga's impact
A new children's book featuring the popular Mate Ma'a Tonga rugby league team is to be released this year on Tongan Language Week.
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NZ Speaker wants better appreciation of Pacific
NZ Speaker wants better appreciation of Pacific
8 May 2020The Speaker of New Zealand's parliament wants his fellow officials to better appreciate their place in the Pacific.
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A surge in poverty as tourism jobs in Samoa disappear
A surge in poverty as tourism jobs in Samoa disappear
From dawn to well beyond dusk, seven days a week, Lina Chang and her team are plying the streets of Apia and beyond in a van laden with food parcels.
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PNG media suffers ‘overwhelming deference’, says freedom report
PNG media suffers ‘overwhelming deference’, says freedom report
10 May 2020Papua New Guinea’s two daily newspapers – the PNG Post-Courier and The National – which dominate the market, demonstrated “overwhelming deference” to the office of former Prime Minister Peter O’Neill, says a new report about the country’s media freedom.
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Recipe: South Indian Dal Tadka
Recipe: South Indian Dal Tadka
10 May 2020Chef Sammy Akuthota from Auckland's Satya Chai Lounge shares his tasty recipe.
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Opera-singing couple bring music to the streets of Wellington
Opera-singing couple bring music to the streets of Wellington
8 May 2020Professional opera singers Wade Kernot and Emma Pearson have launched a small, safe-distancing opera company to give street serenades. Video, Audio, Gallery
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Lockdown Gharana: the authentic sounds of India
Lockdown Gharana: the authentic sounds of India
4 May 2020Wellington-based tabla player Chetan Ramlu kicked off an online musical project for Indian classical musicians around the world. Audio
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Hymns on Sunday
Hymns on Sunday
10 May 2020There's a reflective feel to this week's episode which includes a beautiful setting of 'Be Still, My Soul' by New Zealand musicians Tami Neilson and Don McGlashan. Video, Audio
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Ready for the robot takeover?
Ready for the robot takeover?
8 May 2020Two Cents' Worth - Meet Bella, Jamie and Yumi. Just some of the robots taking over our jobs. But does this have to be as scary as it sounds? Peter Griffin finds out. Audio
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Do you have a design idea for a lockdown t-shirt?
Do you have a design idea for a lockdown t-shirt?
5 May 2020Jesse Mulligan wants to see what you've got. Audio
- Inside Out with Nick Tipping
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Week in Politics: a bad-news Budget like no other
Week in Politics: a bad-news Budget like no other
8 May 2020Next week's Budget will lay bare New Zealand's rocky road to economic recovery, writes Peter Wilson.
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Zealandia: going bush after going stir crazy
Zealandia: going bush after going stir crazy
9 May 2020With the support of the Wellington City Council entry to Zealandia will be free for the first few weeks of level two lockdown, Lynn Freeman reports on how the sanctuary has coped with lockdown.
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NZ Music Awards 2020: Country music finalists announced
NZ Music Awards 2020: Country music finalists announced
9 May 2020The finalists for 2020 Best Country Music Artist and Best Country Music Song have been announced.
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Nick Bollinger counts down his ten favourite singles
Nick Bollinger counts down his ten favourite singles
9 May 2020When RNZ Music's Nick Bollinger was three, he was given a wind-up gramophone and a pile of old 78s. That's where his passion for music began, and hasn’t really stopped since. He shares his musical journey in ten favourite singles.
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The Listen Anytime Library
The Listen Anytime Library
9 May 2020RNZ has an archive of adapted novels, biographies, travelogues and much more for you to listen to - have a browse of our collection of 40 readings.
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'Good fiction can be very rebellious'
'Good fiction can be very rebellious'
2 May 2020Good literature retains a magical quality that is both enlightening and subversive, offering an authentic inner experience of life, English Booker Prize-winning novelist Graham Swift says. Audio
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NZ Music Month: Fresh Kiwi covers
NZ Music Month: Fresh Kiwi covers
8 May 2020We’re celebrating the 20th New Zealand Music Month with brand new covers of classic Kiwi tracks. Today it's Aldous Harding's 'Imagining My Man' as covered by the Phoenix Foundation's Samuel Flynn Scott.
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Regenerative agriculture: How a dairy farmer learned to trust his instincts
Regenerative agriculture: How a dairy farmer learned to trust his instincts
A journey from generations of standard dairy farming to a new, regenerative approach is having early benefits for the land and the farmer, writes Alina Siegfried.
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Can narrow gauge rail support high speed trains?
Can narrow gauge rail support high speed trains?
6 May 2020A high-speed rail service can work on New Zealand’s narrow-gauge tracks, and Queensland's rail system has already proven it, a rail commentator says. Audio
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The Mixtape: Wayne Bell
The Mixtape: Wayne Bell
2 May 2020Drummer and producer Wayne Bell looks over a music career of taste and tempos gleaned from decades of experience playing with a veritable who’s who of artists from all walks of life. Audio
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Story of the Day
Story of the Day
8 May 2020A rainy day - the kids are stuck inside. A huge dragon takes off with the dog so Flynn and Paddy set off on a rescue mission