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Human innovation and unintended consequences
18 Feb 2020Humans are very good at inventing things but very bad at anticipating the harmful and unintended consequences of that inventiveness, says scientist Sir Peter Gluckman. From February 2020. Audio
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Quarantunes: Simon O'Neill in lockdown
23 Apr 2020After seeing his overseas opera performances cancelled, Wagnerian tenor Simon O'Neill is holed up at home, keeping his voice in shape and teaching his kids to play brass.
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Wealth of opportunities for NZ entrepreneurs after lockdown
21 Apr 2020Despite dour economic predictions, the Covid-19 recovery offers opportunities for entrepreneurial success beyond any seen for decades, Dr Tadhg Ryan-Charleton writes.
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Former Fiji PM Qarase remembered as a passionate, yet controversial, figure
Plans are underway to return the body of Laisenia Qarase, the former prime minister who led Fiji through a tumultuous six years bookended by two coups, to his home village for burial.
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Final days for submissions on prisoner voting
20 Apr 2020The House - Only a few days remain for the public to share their view on a bill which would allow prisoners to enrol to vote. Here’s what submitters need to know. Video, Audio
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Story of the Day
22 Apr 2020Just when you think you can tell a simple old story to your kids they make it difficult! A modern re-telling of the classic fairy tale - for young and sceptical ears. A bit of fun before ANZAC day.
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WATCH: Under Cover with Marlon Williams and Finn Andrews
22 Apr 2020Musicians Marlon Williams and Finn Andrews are in lockdown. They caught up via Zoom to perform covers of one another’s songs, talk about their punk dads, and reminisce about backstage karaoke.
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RNZ Concert wins GOLD at New York Festivals Radio Awards
22 Apr 2020RNZ Concert's recording in the reopened Christchurch Town Hall has won Gold for 'Live Sound' at the prestigious New York Festivals Radio Awards.
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VIDEO PREMIERE: Glass Vaults ‘Oils and Perfume’
22 Apr 2020We’re stoked to be the first to share the new song and video from psych-pop group Glass Vaults. ‘Oils and Perfume’ is the first single from the band’s new album Sounds That Sound Like Music, due out later this year.
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Podcast of the Day
8 Nov 2019Today’s podcast of the day has just won a gold medal at the 2020 New York Festival of Radio Awards. White Silence tells the story of the 1979 Erebus plane crash 40 years on. Video, Audio
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Palau plays down possible Taiwan sailors Covid-19 link
After Taiwan's government suggested a group of sailors may have picked up coronavirus in Palau, the island nation's government says that is very unlikely.
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SPC warns of threat to fisheries from Covid-19
22 Apr 2020The Pacific Community, or SPC, says having decimated tourism, Covid-19 is also posing a threat to the region's fisheries.
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Music Alive: Ioana Cristina Goicea in recital
22 Apr 2020Ioana Cristina Goicea won the Michael Hill International Violin Competition in 2017 and returned for her winner's tour with pianist Andrey Gugnin.
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Sport: Fiji's Kean steps down during World Rugby investigation
Fiji Rugby's Chairman Francis Kean has been removed from the World Rugby Council and withdrawn from the race for positions on the international body's Executive Committee following allegations of homophobia.
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Goa draws ire of New Caledonia's anti-independence group
21 Apr 2020New Caledonia's dominant anti-independence political group has denounced the comments by the leader of the Caledonian Union Daniel Goa over the management of the Covid-19 outbreak.
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Neil Gaiman: Locked down in New Zealand
19 Apr 2020British writer Neil Gaiman has been coming to New Zealand for writing appearances for years now, but he never envisaged he'd be locked down here. Audio
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Newly resettled refugees and the lockdown
20 Apr 2020Newly resettled former refugees who've just begun to find their feet in their new communities across New Zealand, are getting by in lockdown, with the help of volunteers from Red Cross. Audio
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Story of the Day
21 Apr 2020Aroha has some simple things she does to calm herself when she's feels like she’s not important or she just feels uncomfortable about herself. Perfect stuff for the stress of lockdown
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Bougainville looking to delay election up to two months
20 Apr 2020Bougainville's government is planning to delay the regional election by up to two months because of the Covid-19 lockdown.
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ADB boosts Covid-19 response in Tonga and Samoa
Tonga and Samoa have received boosts to their Covid-19 responses from the Asian Development Bank.
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Australians risk fines to protest for refugees
20 Apr 2020Australians have risked penalties by protesting during Covid-19 restrictions in support of Nauru and Manus Island refugees detained in Australia.
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Expat journalist urges media to look beyond ads
Mediawatch - The Kiwi co-founder of a successful digital publishing business in the US says the chaos of our media’s current crisis obscures an opportunity to break their dependence on dwindling volumes of ads. Audio
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‘We are by nature a worried species’
19 Apr 2020We are by nature a worried species, and yet a resilient one, says philosopher Alain de Botton. Audio
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Bugle Stories
20 Apr 2020Each episode of Bugle Stories looks at a different shiny or dull facet of a little copper and brass instrument, the standard army issue bugle. A six-part series produced and presented by Shelley Wilkinson.