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Emotional intelligence for teenage boys
Emotional intelligence for teenage boys
11 Jul 2019Hunter Johnson is the co-founder of the Australian organisation The Man Cave, a preventative mental health and emotional intelligence program for teenage boys. Audio
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Easy Rider: a ground-breaking film soundtrack
Easy Rider: a ground-breaking film soundtrack
Easy Rider, produced by Peter Fonda and directed by Dennis Hopper, two counterculture Hollywood rich kids, opened on July the 14th 1969 and roared across America's screens. And the rock music soundtrack was born. Video, Audio
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Black Caps have chance to create cricket history
Black Caps have chance to create cricket history
12 Jul 2019Opinion - England might be the best all-round side in the tournament, but the Black Caps won't fear them when they meet in Sunday's Cricket World Cup final at Lord's, Hamish Bidwell writes.
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How closed adoption robbed Māori children of their identity
How closed adoption robbed Māori children of their identity
14 Jul 2019Under the 1955 Adoption Act, thousands of Māori babies were adopted into Pākehā families. Te Aniwa Hurihanganui investigates the impact on Māori who grew up desperate to re-connect. Audio
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Want to excel? Be a generalist, not a specialist
Want to excel? Be a generalist, not a specialist
10 Jul 2019According to US author David Epstein in his new book Range there is growing evidence that shows many of the most successful people do well because they are generalists, not in spite of being generalists. Audio
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Nadia Reid sings Fade into You
Nadia Reid sings Fade into You
8 Jul 2019Watch: Nadia Reid performing the 1993 hit 'Fade Into You' by American group Mazzy Star in the RNZ studios. She kicks off her nationwide tour next Thursday in Wellington. Video, Audio
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Smoke and Mirrors: Big Tobacco targets Māori with e-cigarettes
Smoke and Mirrors: Big Tobacco targets Māori with e-cigarettes
Smoke and Mirrors - Philip Morris is visiting marae and sports clubs to offer free trials and discounts on its e-cigarette as it targets Māori. Guyon Espiner investigates. Video
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Girls Rock! Camp improving gender balance in music industry
Girls Rock! Camp improving gender balance in music industry
A school holiday programme is hoping to address the gender imbalance in the music industry. 42 girls, trans and non-binary young people are working towards a live performance for their family and friends. Video, Audio
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On this day in 1989
On this day in 1989
12 Jul 1989We delved into the RNZ Concert archives to find this historic recording made by the Choir of Wellington Cathedral conducted by Peter Godfrey. Audio
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Reparations for a stolen life
Reparations for a stolen life
11 Jul 2019In 2007 the Australian government finally apologised for taking Aboriginal children from their parents, but the only person to ever receive compensation is Bruce Trevorrow. Audio
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How will you watch the Rugby World Cup?
How will you watch the Rugby World Cup?
The Detail - Have you worked out how you'll be watching the Rugby World Cup this year? Because the way sport is being delivered to our screens is changing. Audio
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Mission controller Steve Bales: The decision that made history
Mission controller Steve Bales: The decision that made history
10 Jul 2019Six minutes before the Lunar Module was set to touchdown on the Moon, the tense voice of astronaut Neil Armstrong came through to Mission Control in Houston - they had a problem. Audio, Gallery
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A very bright idea
A very bright idea
11 Jul 2019Eyewitness - Timaru man Colin Murdoch was one of the world's great inventors and It's entirely possible that you are alive because of him. Audio
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In Ross Taylor we should trust
In Ross Taylor we should trust
11 Jul 2019Opinion - The Black Caps have insisted on nail-biting wins at this World Cup, but James Nokise says it's time to acknowledge the greatness of Ross Taylor.
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Kiwi women in the NZ Top 10
Kiwi women in the NZ Top 10
9 Jul 2019New Zealand Women in the NZ Top Ten is a definitive list of top 10 songs by New Zealand women - Renee Jones from Audioculture is in to take us through 30 years of chart-topping songs. Video, Audio, Gallery
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Climate change: A careful revolution
Climate change: A careful revolution
10 Jul 2019The fight against climate change is well and truly underway, and now the government and councils have joined in. But how substantial are these moves? Audio
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Breaking through: Kiwi women in the NZ Top 10
Breaking through: Kiwi women in the NZ Top 10
9 Jul 2019A new timeline of hit songs and albums by New Zealand women across thirty years has just arrived at the "noisy library of NZ" AudioCulture. It features Shona Laing, Bic Runga, The Yandall Sisters, Brooke Fraser and others. Video, Audio, Gallery
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Stranger Things: Growing up in the 1980s
Stranger Things: Growing up in the 1980s
10 Jul 2019Review: Like the kids in Stranger Things, Nik Dirga was a gawky American 13-year-old in the summer of 1985, and writes that the hit Netflix show gets an awful lot of the era right. Video
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VIDEO PREMIERE: Dead Favours – ‘Misbehaviour’
VIDEO PREMIERE: Dead Favours – ‘Misbehaviour’
11 Jul 2019RNZ Music is stoked to be the first to share the brand new video from Auckland rockers Dead Favours. ‘Misbehaviour’ is the title track off their debut album, which came out in June.
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The other New Zealander taking the NBA by storm
The other New Zealander taking the NBA by storm
The Detail - Sean Marks is the other New Zealander making big waves in the world's biggest basketball competition, and he's more influential than Steven Adams. Audio
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Looking after the mental health of vets
Looking after the mental health of vets
8 Jul 2019How do vets cope when they can’t keep the animals in their care alive? Vicki Lim is an Auckland vet and the founder of The Riptide Project; a platform for vet professionals around the world to share their stories and experiences. Audio
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Gorse for the trees: How one man brought back a forest
Gorse for the trees: How one man brought back a forest
10 Jul 2019Thirty years ago Hugh Wilson had a novel idea for trying to take hilly, gorse-infested, farmland on Canterbury's Banks Peninsula and turn it back into native forest. His idea was to let the gorse help the regeneration. Video, Audio, Gallery
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Children's art - more than just a picture
Children's art - more than just a picture
Children have an innate ability to express their imaginations, but could a child’s artwork offer greater insights and clues into their emotional world? Audio
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New features to tackle cyberbullying on Instagram
New features to tackle cyberbullying on Instagram
10 Jul 2019Instagram bullies are soon going to be asked to consider what they're saying before they post. Audio