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Cedric Burnside: Growing Up With The Blues
Cedric Burnside: Growing Up With The Blues
4 May 2019The grandson of hill country blues legend R.L Burnside, Cedric Burnside grew up immersed in the music and the history of the blues. He speaks to Elliott Childs about his music and life in Marshall County, Mississippi. Video, Audio
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New Horizons: Surprises from Norah Jones and Bruce Hornsby
New Horizons: Surprises from Norah Jones and Bruce Hornsby
5 May 2019William Dart finds some surprises when singer Norah Jones pairs up with the electronic Svengali, Doveman, and Bruce Hornsby veers from the middle of the road to play Bach and delivers it dark with his own songs. Video, Audio
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New Caledonia readies for election
New Caledonia readies for election
8 May 2019Six months after New Caledonia voted against independence from France, this weekend's provincial elections will offer a new opportunity to test the same question.
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Paul Mason and the defence of the human being
Paul Mason and the defence of the human being
8 May 2019Author Paul Mason says the world is being ripped to shreds by an alliance of ethnic nationalists, women-haters and authoritarian leaders who are harnessing the power of machines and algorithms to do so. Audio
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Cryptocurrency under investigation in Samoa denies wrongdoing
Cryptocurrency under investigation in Samoa denies wrongdoing
9 May 2019A cryptocurrency company being investigated by Samoan authorities for alleged money laundering is denying it has any official presence in the country.
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Waxing lyrical: Broken Record
Waxing lyrical: Broken Record
Back when music only came out on vinyl, an album's liner notes gave us a plethora of extra information: lyrics, images...a bit of a backstory. In the digital age has something valuable been lost? Audio
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Champions League delivers ultimate drama again
Champions League delivers ultimate drama again
10 May 2019Liverpool and Spurs seemed doomed, then the football gods struck, writes Max Towle. Video
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Sprent Dabwido, former president of Nauru, dies
Sprent Dabwido, former president of Nauru, dies
The former president of Nauru, Sprent Dabwido, has died in Australia. He was 46.
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APO gets revolting with Rhymes
APO gets revolting with Rhymes
9 May 2019The words of Roald Dahl are being given an orchestral twist by the APO this weekend. Revolting Rhymes and songs from Matilda will be performed by Elise McCann. She answers a few questions about adding music to the magic of Dahl.
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Music teacher of the year
Music teacher of the year
9 May 2019Nominations are open for this year's Music Teacher of the Year Award. The inaugural winner was Elizabeth Sneyd of 'Virtuoso Strings'.
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Kea get a helping hand
Kea get a helping hand
9 May 2019The Kea Conservation Trust is working with South Island communities to better understand kea and find ways to keep them out of trouble. Audio
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VIDEO PREMIERE: Kendall Elise ‘Kirks Bush’
VIDEO PREMIERE: Kendall Elise ‘Kirks Bush’
9 May 2019Auckland country singer songwriter Kendall Elise has just released her debut album, Red Earth, which features the track ‘Kirks Bush’. RNZ Music is proud to be the first to share the song’s brand new video.
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Watch: Kendall Elise ‘Kirks Bush’
Watch: Kendall Elise ‘Kirks Bush’
9 May 2019Auckland country singer songwriter Kendall Elise has just released her debut album, Red Earth, which features the track ‘Kirks Bush’. RNZ Music is proud to be the first to share the song’s brand new video.
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Why you're forking out more for pork
Why you're forking out more for pork
African Swine Fever has slid under the radar in the west, but it's about to have a huge impact on pork prices around the world. Audio
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Book Review: Whatever It Takes
Book Review: Whatever It Takes
9 May 2019Dan Slevin recommends John Reid’s superb history of Pacific Films and John O’Shea, Whatever It Takes.
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Discovered: The earliest-known recording of significant NZ song 'Blue Smoke'
Discovered: The earliest-known recording of significant NZ song 'Blue Smoke'
A previously unknown recording of the song that kicked off the New Zealand recording industry has just been discovered, and it's four years older than the famous Pixie Williams / TANZA hit. Audio
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What we know about the cannabis referendum in 10 easy questions
What we know about the cannabis referendum in 10 easy questions
8 May 2019Opinion - The government wants to call the vote on legalising marijuana a binding referendum but it isn't a binding referendum, explains Graeme Edgeler.
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Music Alive: Early Music in Herne
Music Alive: Early Music in Herne
8 May 2019Envy, greed and gluttony are three of the Seven Deadly Sins and like everything else in this world, they find their expression in music.
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Fonterra changes tanker schedule for #1 fan
Fonterra changes tanker schedule for #1 fan
8 May 2019In the Te Rapa district of Hamilton, Fonterra tanker drivers know that every evening their biggest fan will be waiting for them on a dairy farm on Reid Road. Video, Audio
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Cedric Burnside: Growing Up With The Blues
Cedric Burnside: Growing Up With The Blues
4 May 2019The grandson of hill country blues legend R.L Burnside, Cedric Burnside grew up immersed in the music and the history of the blues. He speaks to Elliott Childs about his music and life in Marshall County, Mississippi. Video, Audio
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Rotumans target youth in language and culture classes
Rotumans target youth in language and culture classes
It's one of the world's most endangered languages but the people from the Fijian dependency of Rotuma living in New Zealand are trying hard to keep the language alive with classes and the second ever Rotuman Language Week. Video
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Markus Zusak: Following up an international bestseller
Markus Zusak: Following up an international bestseller
5 May 2019Markus Zusak's latest book, Bridge of Clay, the story of five brothers growing up unsupervised in Sydney's suburbs, is a project he wrestled with for more than ten years, he told Jim Mora. Audio
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New exhibition captures diverse youth orchestra in Porirua
New exhibition captures diverse youth orchestra in Porirua
4 May 2019A photographic exhibition telling the story of the development of the Virtuoso Strings orchestra just opened at Pataka gallery in Porirua.
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Israel Folau guilty of 'high-level breach' - independent panel
Israel Folau guilty of 'high-level breach' - independent panel
8 May 2019Israel Folau's future in Australian rugby is looking increasingly grim after a independent panel determined that the Wallabies superstar committed a "high level" breach of his contract.