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Munro the right man for the Cricket World Cup
Munro the right man for the Cricket World Cup
11 Feb 2019New Zealand are far more formidable, as they've shown in winning their Twenty20 series against India 2-1, when there are batsmen clearing fences, writes Hamish Bidwell.
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Smiley face: le Carré’s 70s TV classics revisited
Smiley face: le Carré’s 70s TV classics revisited
12 Feb 2019Spy thrillers Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and Smiley's People are television classics and now they are streaming on Prime Video, reports Dan Slevin.
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VIDEO PREMIERE: George - ‘Vacant Cities’
VIDEO PREMIERE: George - ‘Vacant Cities’
12 Feb 2019RNZ Music is proud to premiere the brand new vid from 2014 Smokefree Rockquest winner George (Georgia Lines) – ‘Vacant Cities’.
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Stephanie Land: Tales from the breadline
Stephanie Land: Tales from the breadline
9 Feb 2019American Stephanie Land never expected to be poor, but after leaving an abusive relationship she found herself supporting herself and her young daughter Mia. Audio
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The Grammys rap
The Grammys rap
Female acts won album of the year and best new artist at the Grammys, while Childish Gambino's This Is America became the first rap song to win record and song of the year.
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The PM's Statement: like the State of the Union, only crunchy
The PM's Statement: like the State of the Union, only crunchy
12 Feb 2019Last week the US president delivered the annual State of the Union address to Congress. This week is New Zealand’s turn.
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NZ Live: Katie Thompson
NZ Live: Katie Thompson
8 Feb 2019Christchurch alt-country singer Katie Thompson is an expert at enlisting fans of her music to help out her career. She plays a couple of tracks from her upcoming third album and a John Prine cover. Video, Audio
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Nashville Babylon: the very best in Americana, alt-country and blues
Nashville Babylon: the very best in Americana, alt-country and blues
11 Feb 2019The very best in Americana, alt country and blues music, hosted by Mark Rogers. Monday nights after the 11 o'clock news on RNZ National, 101 FM.
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Music Alive: NZTrio and Xia Jing - Fa
Music Alive: NZTrio and Xia Jing - Fa
11 Feb 2019For Chinese New Year - Fa 发 is a programme of new music that draws on both Western and Eastern cultures. Virtuoso guzheng player Xia Jing collaborates with NZTrio.
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Peter Wells: 'I have this ridiculous sense of being lucky'
Peter Wells: 'I have this ridiculous sense of being lucky'
10 Feb 2019Author Peter Wells talks with Jim Mora about his new book Hello Darkness which describes his experiences of dying from terminal cancer. Audio
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Cancer and the unbearable asymmetry of BS
Cancer and the unbearable asymmetry of BS
A major cancer conference in Wellington attracted experts from around the world but Mediawatch's Jeremy Rose argues some media coverage was anything but world class. Audio
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James Crabb - accordion virtuoso
James Crabb - accordion virtuoso
James Crabb has been in Nelson this last week for the Adam Chamber Music Festival. He talks with Kim Hill. Audio
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Guam ushers in era of change and responsibility
Guam ushers in era of change and responsibility
Lourdes Leon Guerrero is already a history-maker and now she wants to be known as an agent of change.
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LISTEN: George performs her debut single 'Vacant Cities'
LISTEN: George performs her debut single 'Vacant Cities'
Smokefree Rockquest winner Georgia Lines, aka George, has just released her debut single Vacant Cities. She tells Jesse Mulligan that since winning the school music competition back in 2014, she's been travelling, writing music at her home studio in Mount Maunganui and "finding her feet as a human being". Audio
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New Alien Weaponry doco follows band’s European tour
New Alien Weaponry doco follows band’s European tour
11 Feb 2019RNZ Music is set to release a new 10-part web series that follows Northland thrash metal band Alien Weaponry on their 2018 European tour. It goes live on the RNZ website on Monday, 18 February.
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Under FiveHundy: Turakina
Under FiveHundy: Turakina
Scottish settlers were so common in Turakina that Gaelic was spoken on the streets up until the 1920s. Country Life meets some current residents of the tiny settlement. Audio
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Watch: Evacuated residents check on stock
Watch: Evacuated residents check on stock
11 Feb 2019RNZ's Conan Young joined one of the convoys into Wakefield on Sunday and found the priority for many was getting to stock to make sure they had enough water and feed.
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Workplace challenges for Pasifika peoples - brown glass ceiling
Workplace challenges for Pasifika peoples - brown glass ceiling
11 Feb 2019Betty Ofe-Grant's PhD research has focused on the career barriers and challenges for Pasifika peoples in senior occupations. In particular, she looked at why Samoans, and by extension Tagata Pasifika don't easily rise to senior levels in organisations. Audio
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Peter Boykin: 'We will re-elect Donald Trump'
Peter Boykin: 'We will re-elect Donald Trump'
9 Feb 2019Gays for Trump founder Peter Boykin talks to Kim Hill about transphobia, corruption and why his group isn't alt-right. Audio
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New Alien Weaponry documentary follows the band’s European tour
New Alien Weaponry documentary follows the band’s European tour
11 Feb 2019RNZ Music is set to release a new 10-part web series that follows Northland thrash metal band Alien Weaponry on their 2018 European tour. Rū Ana Te Whenua: Alien Weaponry Shake Europe goes live on the RNZ website on Monday, February 18.
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Teenagers who kill: an investigation
Teenagers who kill: an investigation
10 Feb 2019The 15-year-old boy recently jailed for life after murdering a rough sleeper joins three other Hawke's Bay teenagers sentenced for violent murders in the past year. Anneke Smith visits the region to find out what was happening. Audio
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The complexity of gender transition in children
The complexity of gender transition in children
7 Feb 2019UK psychotherapist Bob Withers has been in practice for more than 30 years. Late last year an opinion piece he wrote for a British newspaper attracted considerable attention. Audio
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George performs her debut single 'Vacant Cities'
George performs her debut single 'Vacant Cities'
Back in 2014, Georgia Lines, aka George, won Smokefree Rockquest with her song 'Wannabe'. After a few years travelling, writing music and "finding her feet as a human being", the Tauranga singer-songwriter has a single out. Audio
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Opera on Sunday: Otello
Opera on Sunday: Otello
10 Feb 2019Conducting sensation Gustavo Dudamel makes his Met debut leading Verdi’s towering Shakespearean masterpiece. Listen from 6pm on RNZ Concert.