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The beauty of the Basin Reserve
The beauty of the Basin Reserve
20 Dec 2018There is something special about attending a cricket Test - and watching it at the Basin Reserve is probably as good as it gets in New Zealand, Barry Guy writes.
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A change in name is more than just classification
A change in name is more than just classification
19 Dec 2018Opinion - Queen Victoria presumably never would have been amused, but, almost as predictably, neither was Education Minister Chris Hipkins, writes David Cohen.
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PNG govt urged to settle issues with Kokoda track landowners
PNG govt urged to settle issues with Kokoda track landowners
19 Dec 2018A tour operator on Papua New Guinea's famed Kokoda track says the government should use the current off-season to settle issues with landowners.
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Tonga joins climate resilience group
Tonga joins climate resilience group
Tonga is hoping its climate resilience can be improved by becoming the 29th member of the Global Green Growth Instit
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Australia's Labor commits to backing PNG team in NRL
Australia's Labor commits to backing PNG team in NRL
19 Dec 2018Australia's opposition Labor Party has announced that it will support Papua New Guinea's bid to have a team in the National Rugby League Competition.
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Listen: Silika Isaia performs 'Someday at Christmas'
Listen: Silika Isaia performs 'Someday at Christmas'
17 Dec 2018Popular singer Silika Isaia from Papatoetoe High School, one of the winners of the Stand Up Stand Out school singing competition is back covering a Stevie Wonder song for the festive season. Video, Audio
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Best of 2018: RNZ presenters and staff pick their favourite tracks
Best of 2018: RNZ presenters and staff pick their favourite tracks
20 Dec 2018The team at RNZ - both on air and off - pick their favourite songs of 2018 and tell us what they're up to over summer.
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Inside Out - Jazz
Inside Out - Jazz
17 Sep 2022Nick Tipping delivers variety, including tunes from Lionel Loueke, Conrad Herwig and Charles Mingus, and a number from Renee Rosnes inspired by the KT Boundary- the transition between the Cretaceous and Tertiary periods. Audio
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Guyon Espiner: Politics wasn't all scandal and leaks this year
Guyon Espiner: Politics wasn't all scandal and leaks this year
19 Dec 2018Analysis - This assessment may surprise you coming from someone who spends his professional life criticising and critiquing politicians: Over the past 20 years we have been among the best-governed countries in the world.
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In the Spotlight
In the Spotlight
7 Mar 20182018 saw a 'significant birthday' for Gareth Farr. He reflects on some memorable moments and achievements, with David Morriss. Video, Audio
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Swashbuckler: the story of Bully Hayes
Swashbuckler: the story of Bully Hayes
17 Dec 2018Black Sheep podcast - Bully Hayes' image today is as a swashbuckling rogue, and his story has inspired several books and a hollywood movie starring Tommy Lee Jones - but those stories usually skip over his nastier side. Audio
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Fiji elections case will benefit country - academic
Fiji elections case will benefit country - academic
Having Fiji's electoral system tested in court will benefit the country, according to an academic
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Disaffection with PM growing among MPs, says PNG opposition
Disaffection with PM growing among MPs, says PNG opposition
19 Dec 2018A Papua New Guinea opposition MP says the tide is turning against prime minister Peter O'Neill within government ranks.
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Pacific anti-violence initiative seen as global model
Pacific anti-violence initiative seen as global model
19 Dec 2018Anti-violence campaigners in the Pacific say a programme which uses men as role models is best practice and should be shared with the rest of the world.
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Man! I Feel Like A Woman: Shania Twain at Spark Arena
Man! I Feel Like A Woman: Shania Twain at Spark Arena
19 Dec 2018Review - Shania Twain's first ever New Zealand show at Auckland's Spark Arena last night was an absolute banger. Our reviewer Susan Strongman had the time of her life.
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Pacific Anglican leaders call for West Papua action
Pacific Anglican leaders call for West Papua action
19 Dec 2018The leaders of Anglican churches in New Zealand and four Pacific Island countries are calling for an end to human rights abuses in West Papua.
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Songs that Slipped Out
Songs that Slipped Out
16 Dec 2018New Horizons - Inevitably, William Dart reaches the end of the year and there are a number of tracks that he couldn't include in previous programmes. Now's the time to make amends. Video, Audio
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Bat chat: Why wasps are a big threat
Bat chat: Why wasps are a big threat
15 Dec 2018There were once three species of bat in New Zealand: one, the greater short-tailed bat, became extinct in the mid-1960s and there are only two left - the lesser short tailed bat and the long-tailed bat. Audio
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REVIEW: Shania Twain at Spark Arena
REVIEW: Shania Twain at Spark Arena
19 Dec 2018Shania Twain's first ever New Zealand show at Auckland's Spark Arena last night was an absolute banger. Our reviewer Susan Strongman had the time of her life.
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Review: The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel S2
Review: The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel S2
19 Dec 2018Widescreen - The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel is the perfect palate-cleanser between the heavier offerings of TV’s ‘golden age’, according to Dan Slevin.
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Lindbergh's role in WW11 to feature in Vanuatu museum
Lindbergh's role in WW11 to feature in Vanuatu museum
19 Dec 2018An exhibition at the new South Pacific WWII Museum in Luganville in Vanuatu is to feature the contribution to the war effort by the legendary aviator, Charles Lindbergh. Audio
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Six of the best local albums of 2018
Six of the best local albums of 2018
18 Dec 2018It's time to revisit some of the music that stood out for reviewer and writer Nick Bollinger over the past twelve months. There was plenty, and a lot of it came from somewhere not too far from home... Audio
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Brian Kay's Secular Christmas
Brian Kay's Secular Christmas
21 Dec 2019Conductor, broadcaster and ex-King's Singer Brian Kay, presents a selection of some of his favourite non-sacred music for the festive season. Audio
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Nashville Babylon
Nashville Babylon
17 Dec 2018Mark Rogers spins some of his favourites from 2018 - including tracks from Holly Arrowsmith, Courtney Marie Andrews and the Cowboy Junkies; Plus the Blazers, Boz Scaggs and Sam Cooke, Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong. Audio