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What does it take to train a sheep dog?
What does it take to train a sheep dog?
18 Sep 2024It takes two years, you have to start early and you can't just train any dog to work stock. Audio
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String quartet heads for outer space
String quartet heads for outer space
18 Sep 2024The Auckland Philharmonia and Auckland Stardome are combining forces for a new musical and astronomy show: "Strings under the Stars". Audio
- Diversifying the language of opera
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Easy eats: Sam Parish's crispy citrus chicken salad
Easy eats: Sam Parish's crispy citrus chicken salad
18 Sep 2024Sam Parish brings us a perfectly balanced noodle salad that can be served hot or cold. Get your hands on the recipe here.
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At 50,000 and counting, this might be NZ's biggest record collection
At 50,000 and counting, this might be NZ's biggest record collection
17 Sep 2024He started collecting vinyl at the age of eight. Now, there are too many records to count.
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Food. Sleep. Steps. Is counting everything good for us?
Food. Sleep. Steps. Is counting everything good for us?
18 Sep 2024Gadgets allow us to track how much we eat, what we eat, our sleep and exercise but experts say they're not always making us healthier.
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Broadcaster Matt Heath is leaving Radio Hauraki
Broadcaster Matt Heath is leaving Radio Hauraki
18 Sep 2024After a decade alongside good mate Jeremy Wells, Heath has taken up a role on Afternoons at Newstalk ZB. Audio
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Unlocking Creative Freedom: Jon Hopkins
Unlocking Creative Freedom: Jon Hopkins
In RITUAL, Jon Hopkins continues to push the boundaries of sound and space, creating a deeply immersive experience that reflects his evolving artistic vision and collaborative spirit. Audio
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The odd and unexpected Booker Prize finalist list
The odd and unexpected Booker Prize finalist list
17 Sep 2024Some expected favourites have not made the cut, five of the six novels are by women and all the books are short.
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Shrek is getting a te reo Māori makeover
Shrek is getting a te reo Māori makeover
17 Sep 2024It is the first time a DreamWorks animation is being adapted into the language. The re-imagined version will be released in 2025.
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John Oliver credits 'majestic' pūteketeke for Emmys win
John Oliver credits 'majestic' pūteketeke for Emmys win
17 Sep 2024"Let's be clear, there is one bird that is better than all the others." says the TV star, weighing back into Bird of the Year.
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At 50,000 and counting, is this NZ's biggest record collection?
At 50,000 and counting, is this NZ's biggest record collection?
17 Sep 2024He started collecting vinyl at the age of eight. Now, there are too many records to count.
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Are you a shepherd? The King needs you.
Are you a shepherd? The King needs you.
Sandringham Farm, the much loved country retreat of King Charles, is searching for a new shepherd.
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World first makes it to Aotearoa
World first makes it to Aotearoa
16 Sep 2024Ahead of its tour of Aotearoa, the Netherlands-based Calefax Reed Quintet talks with Bryan Crump and plays live in the RNZ studio. Audio
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Emmys 2024: The must-see red carpet looks
Emmys 2024: The must-see red carpet looks
16 Sep 2024Here are some of looks from the second Emmys red carpet of the year held at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.
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Needles, cans, and pie wrappers: Why Coco's Cantina wanted to clean up Karangahape Road
Needles, cans, and pie wrappers: Why Coco's Cantina wanted to clean up Karangahape Road
16 Sep 2024Nothing says 'birthday party' like collecting nearly 90kg of trash off Auckland's Karangahape Road, say restaurant owners. Audio
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Kiwi-born actress makes history with Emmy Award win
Kiwi-born actress makes history with Emmy Award win
16 Sep 2024The NZ-Japanese Shōgun actress spoke about the tough physical and mental challenges she faced in filming.
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Passionate about the Appassionata
Passionate about the Appassionata
13 Sep 2024Finnish pianist Paavali Jumppanen tells Bryan Crump why Beethoven's Piano Sonata No 23 can't be beat. Audio
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One last ride: Reuniting a dying man with his bike
One last ride: Reuniting a dying man with his bike
16 Sep 2024The beloved bike on which Rob Appleton rode the length of the country for charity has been stolen. Now, he has six months to live and is hoping to give Big Jeff one last ride.
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'Please don't be embarrassed about using te reo Māori around me'
'Please don't be embarrassed about using te reo Māori around me'
15 Sep 2024Broadcaster Stacey Morrison understands why people sometimes feel self-conscious speaking te reo Māori words in her presence. Video, Audio
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Alison Moyet - 'There's no one coming to rescue you'
Alison Moyet - 'There's no one coming to rescue you'
Alison Moyet has always had an uneasy relationship with fame, she says. Audio
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Is solo dining rising in popularity?
Is solo dining rising in popularity?
15 Sep 2024Auckland chef Al Brown is seeing a rise in people eating alone at restaurants. Audio
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'Quiet vacationing' not all it's cracked up to be, experts say
'Quiet vacationing' not all it's cracked up to be, experts say
15 Sep 2024Think working from a holiday destination is a win-win? The experts aren't so sure. Video
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Is screen time making our kids behave badly?
Is screen time making our kids behave badly?
14 Sep 2024A little Bluey goes a long way - but hours of screen time is preventing crucial interactions between children and their parents, a researcher says. Audio