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China seen as key for reducing illegal logging in Melanesia
15 Nov 2018Civil society is looking at China as the best bet for reducing illegal logging in Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands.
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France gives Tahiti site for nuclear memorial
15 Nov 2018The French National Assembly has voted to give French Polynesia a building in Papeete for a memorial site of the French nuclear weapons tests.
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PNG health and education suffer in Budget - economist
15 Nov 2018Papua New Guinea government allocations to the health and education sectors have reduced substantially in the last several years, an economist says.
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Pacific European Union Marine Partnership launched
15 Nov 2018The Pacific European Union Marine Partnership was launched today in New Caledonia .
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NZ govt sets new vision for Pacific communities
16 Nov 2018New Zealand's Minister of Finance says New Zealand needs to better understand the contribution of its Pacific community. Audio
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At The Movies: Journey's End
14 Nov 2018Journey's End is a new version of R C Sheriff's classic play about World War I, following a small group of men on the eve of the 1918 Spring Offensive. Video, Audio
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Making it without hurting men's feelings
14 Nov 2018Google designer turned full-time stand-up comedian and writer Sarah Cooper uses tongue-in-cheek advice to hold a mirror up to the double standards women face in at work. Audio, Gallery
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Six60 wins big as Marlon Williams takes top gong at NZ Music Awards
16 Nov 2018Dunedin five-piece Six60 took home a total of five Tuis at the 2018 Vodafone NZ Music Awards, which took place at Auckland’s Spark Arena tonight.
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NZ Music Awards 2018: RNZ live coverage
15 Nov 2018Welcome to RNZ's live coverage of the 2018 Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards. The live blog kicks off at 7.30 tonight with red carpet shots, then once the ceremony begins, we'll have backstage interviews with all the winners.
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Royal Commission will 'confront a dark chapter or our history'
15 Nov 2018Opinion - Simmering beneath the broader discussion of how state residences were managed has long been issue of the church's own surrogate role as parens patriae, David Cohen writes.
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Bill Murray was on song in Wellington
15 Nov 2018In a show set to surprise his fans, comedy legend Bill Murray produced some genuinely funny moments at the Michael Fowler Centre in Wellington last night. Elliott Childs went along. Video, Audio
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Classical podcast
15 Nov 2018Marta Zabaleta gives a riveting version of the Ritual Fire Dance to end her performance of 'Love the Magician'. It's your free classical download for November.
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Opening the online can of worms
15 Nov 2018We used to have just one home 'phone, one TV and maybe one computer, now kids can connect with other people anywhere, from anywhere - so how do we help them navigate all that? Audio
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The Mixtape: Princess Chelsea
9 Nov 2018"The Loneliest Girl continues Princess Chelsea’s examination of storybook love and, ever so sweetly, defaces each page" Musician Chelsea Nikkel talks through some of her greatest influences with Kirsten Johnstone for The Mixtape. Video, Audio
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'The cutest sheep in the world' turns heads in Christchurch
A new breed of sheep debuting at the New Zealand Agricultural Show in Christchurch is proving very popular with the crowd.
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Vermilion: Not enough plot, no conflict, inoffensive characters
14 Nov 2018Review - In Kiwi feature film Vermilion - despite the best efforts of Jennifer Ward-Lealand and the rest of a pretty good cast - there's nothing to have an opinion about one way or the other, writes Simon Morris. Video, Audio
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REVIEW: David Byrne at Wellington's TSB Arena
5 Feb 2019RNZ Music’s Kirsten Johnstone is overwhelmed by the incredible display of musicianship, movement, and joy on stage at the Talking Heads frontman's TSB Arena show in Wellington last night.
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REVIEW: Bill Murray at The Michael Fowler Centre
15 Nov 2018In a show set to surprise his fans, comedy legend Bill Murray produced some genuinely funny moments at the Michael Fowler Centre in Wellington last night. RNZ Music's Elliott Childs went along. Video, Audio
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Dishing the dirt: How farmers can do less, earn more
10 Nov 2018A "paradigm shift" in agriculture can massively boost farmers' profits and crop diversity, curb pests, and eliminate the need for tilling, pesticides and herbicides, scientist and farmer Jonathan Lundgren tells Kim Hill. Audio
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Getting from A to B: research into older drivers
Our Changing World - New Zealand has a growing population of older drivers and an important issue is 'when do they give up driving?' Audio
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More Blood, More Tracks: Dylan’s masterpiece revisited
13 Nov 2018Bob Dylan's Blood On The Tracks is one of the most celebrated albums in popular music. An exhaustive new 6-disc set lets us sit in on its construction. Audio
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National Party misses the mark in its key target
14 Nov 2018Analysis - Although its leader was severely tested in the Jami-Lee Ross saga, the real plot twist for National doesn't lie here, but in the dry prose of Treasury, Stats NZ and the Reserve Bank, writes Guyon Espiner.
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Five faves with Vesa
NZSO concertmaster Vesa-Matti Leppänen popped in to share five of his favourite pieces of classical music with Upbeat. This weekend he'll perform Prokofiev's Violin Concerto No 2 on his 'new' 17th century violin. Video, Audio
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Ruth Pointer of The Pointer Sisters - she's pretty excited
11 Nov 2018"Oh my god, the look was everything: big hair, big, big, big hair - I'm bringing my biggest hair to New Zealand!" The Pointer Sisters (Bonnie, Ruth, Anita and June) were one of the most successful music acts of the 1970s and early 1980s and they're coming here this summer. Video, Audio