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Who is Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and why is she making waves?
Who is Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and why is she making waves?
The Detail - New York Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is sweeping through US politics like a hurricane. Her sharp use of social media means you've probably heard of her - so who is she? Audio
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Elder abuse: how it manifests and what you can do to help
Elder abuse: how it manifests and what you can do to help
12 Jun 2019The mistreatment of elderly people often goes under the radar and usually starts off very small. Audio
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How and when to talk to kids about porn
How and when to talk to kids about porn
13 Jun 2019Pornography is everywhere and more children are seeing it than ever before. Katy Gosset looks at why we need to talk to our kids about it – and how to start the conversation. Audio
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VIDEO PREMIERE: Wallis Bird - 'As The River Flows'
VIDEO PREMIERE: Wallis Bird - 'As The River Flows'
14 Jun 2019RNZ Music is thrilled to be the first to share the new single and video from Irish singer Wallis Bird. 'As The River Flows' is the first single from her sixth album, Woman, which is due out in September.
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Navigating fake news
Navigating fake news
13 Jun 2019A Stanford University study has found that students find it difficult to navigate a sea of disinformation, and the majority can't distinguish between fake and real news. Audio
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Does a council climate emergency mean anything? Sure
Does a council climate emergency mean anything? Sure
13 Jun 2019Opinion - Declaring a climate emergency might be difficult to explain thoroughly, but it actually makes a lot of sense, Greg Roughan writes.
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Music Alive: Myths and Legends
Music Alive: Myths and Legends
13 Jun 2019The Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra's concert features Tchaikovsky's First Piano Concerto played by Frank Dupree, as well as music by Richard Strauss and New Zealand composer John Rimmer.
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The home game roast: grilling your own bosses
The home game roast: grilling your own bosses
12 Jun 2019It's not often you get to grill the people who run your own organisation. One select committee got to question all three of Parliament's triumvirate this week. Audio
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Watch: Elroy Finn - Excite Me Much
Watch: Elroy Finn - Excite Me Much
13 Jun 2019Elroy Finn, son of Neil, is a musician in his own right and has just released his debut album, Elroy. RNZ is proud to be first to share the new video for his track 'Excite Me Much'.
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'Barren underworld' - coral bleaching and the perilous forecast for Pacific reefs
'Barren underworld' - coral bleaching and the perilous forecast for Pacific reefs
13 Jun 2019When Kristine Zipfel jumped into the sea off Mo'orea, she expected to open her eyes to an underwater world teeming with life and colour.
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Cook Islands sexual abuse of young males double NZ's
Cook Islands sexual abuse of young males double NZ's
13 Jun 2019Young males in the Cook Islands are twice as likely to be sexually abused as those in New Zealand.
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Govt debt drove Fiji budget contraction, economist
Govt debt drove Fiji budget contraction, economist
An economist in Fiji says reckless government spending means it had to cut expenditure in this year's budget.
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Samoa's PM urges transport authorities to crack down on bus drivers
Samoa's PM urges transport authorities to crack down on bus drivers
Samoa's Prime Minister has urged the Land Transport Authority to be more stringent in issuing licences to people who drive public transport vehicles.
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Ukraine party rubbishes Vanuatu passport claim as fake news
Ukraine party rubbishes Vanuatu passport claim as fake news
The party of Ukraine's former prime minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk says it is absurd fake news that his wife obtained Vanuatu citizenship.
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Anna Merlan: Republic of lies
Anna Merlan: Republic of lies
12 Jun 2019Anna Merlan has been accused of being a lizard person - part of a secret alien race taking over the world - and a CIA agent. Just another day at the office for a journalist immersed in conspiracy theory. Audio
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Behind-the-scenes of the kākāpō health crisis
Behind-the-scenes of the kākāpō health crisis
12 Jun 2019Kākāpō death toll from aspergillosis rises by one to seven, while nine birds have been given a clean bill of health. Sad and positive news from the frontline of the fight to save kākāpō. Video, Audio
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Stravinsky's Petrouchka
Stravinsky's Petrouchka
4 Nov 2017Petrouchka was first performed on 13 June 1911 in Paris and is still considered one of the greatest ballets ever created. Audio
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'Abusive, irrational, aggressive' - combating the 1080 haters
'Abusive, irrational, aggressive' - combating the 1080 haters
13 Jun 2019The Detail - Why does New Zealand use so much of the world's 1080, the controversial poison that environmentalists say we need to use more of, or lose our threatened bird species. Audio
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VIDEO PREMIERE: Elroy Finn 'Excite Me Much'
VIDEO PREMIERE: Elroy Finn 'Excite Me Much'
13 Jun 2019Elroy Finn is the son of one of New Zealand's most beloved musicians, Neil Finn. He's also a musician in his own right and has just released his debut album, Elroy. RNZ Music is proud to be first to share the brand new video for his track 'Excite Me Much'.
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Renovation uncovers treasure trove of ‘60s pop posters
Renovation uncovers treasure trove of ‘60s pop posters
13 Jun 2019A 1960s pop-culture treasure trove has been uncovered during renovations of a turn-of-the-century villa in New Plymouth, Robin Martin reports.
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How hard is it to plant trees for a living? Lisa Owen finds out
How hard is it to plant trees for a living? Lisa Owen finds out
12 Jun 2019Watch: Forestry bosses say it's difficult to get and keep workers in what is a physically demanding job, but just how hard is it? Checkpoint host Lisa Owen planted trees for the day to find out. Video, Audio
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Is race science making a come back?
Is race science making a come back?
12 Jun 2019Race science was thought to be abandoned after the horrors of World War II, but award-winning British journalist Angela Saini says not only is it making a comeback, it never really went away. Audio
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Coral bleaching leaves Pacific with 'barren underworld'
Coral bleaching leaves Pacific with 'barren underworld'
13 Jun 2019When New Zealand-based scuba diver Kristine Zipfel jumped into the sea off Mo'orea she expected to open her eyes to life and colour, but instead she found a barren underworld.
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Music Alive: Carnegie Hall Live 2019
Music Alive: Carnegie Hall Live 2019
12 Jun 2019We begin a new season of concerts from Carnegie Hall Live. Star sopranos Audra McDonald and Renée Fleming join the San Francisco Symphony conducted by Michael Tilson Thomas for an opening night Gala.