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NZ investigates Niue Premier shareholding in SOEs
NZ investigates Niue Premier shareholding in SOEs
28 Nov 2018New Zealand is investigating allegations Niue's Premier has illegally made himself the sole beneficiary of his country's state-owned enterprises (SOEs).
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Why babies easily learn new languages, adults...not so much
Why babies easily learn new languages, adults...not so much
Babies have an astonishing ability to pick up any language they’re exposed to so why is learning a new language as an adult such hard work? Audio
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A year of Kiwibuild, can shared equity meet targets?
A year of Kiwibuild, can shared equity meet targets?
Kiwis wanted something more radical than Kiwibuild, says urban planning lecturer Bill McKay, but the new housing authority could help with supply, and shared equity with affordability. Audio
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The best movies new to streaming this week
The best movies new to streaming this week
28 Nov 2018It’s comedy or tragedy this week on Netflix, according to Widescreen's Dan Slevin.
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Traitor: the story of Patrick Heenan (part 2)
Traitor: the story of Patrick Heenan (part 2)
Black Sheep - Why do some historians think an NZ-born traitor was "instrumental" to the Japanese victory in Singapore during WWII? Plus allegations of a cover-up and the 'watery grave' which ends Patrick Heenan's story. Audio
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Nasa's InSight robot touches down on Mars
Nasa's InSight robot touches down on Mars
27 Nov 2018US space agency Nasa has landed a new robot on Mars after a dramatic seven-minute plunge to the surface of the Red Planet.
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Music Alive: Bella and Michael play Beethoven
Music Alive: Bella and Michael play Beethoven
27 Nov 2018Bella Hristova and Michael Houstoun continue their journey through the Beethoven Violin Sonatas, with this recital including the much-loved 'Spring' sonata.
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Fleetwood Mac with Neil Finn: "all a bit overwhelming"
Fleetwood Mac with Neil Finn: "all a bit overwhelming"
27 Nov 2018Fleetwood Mac with its new lineup, which includes our very own Neil Finn, is halfway through a 52-date US tour. RNZ Music’s Melody Thomas (and her US-based ex-pat mum and sister) were lucky enough to see them perform in San Jose, California.
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Can we buck the curse of the years ending in '8'?
Can we buck the curse of the years ending in '8'?
Two Cents' Worth - NZ has had a recession every year-ending-in-8 since 1968. Apart from 1948, the other '8' years in the century since 1918 weren't great either. Is 2018 the exception, and if so, why? Audio
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Virtual reality unlocks educational doors for inmates
Virtual reality unlocks educational doors for inmates
26 Nov 2018High-tech digital pioneer Ian Taylor is bringing virtual reality to Otago prison to help inmates learn to read while they fix cars, Leigh-Marama McLachlan writes. Video
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Art, Life, Music - Kushana Bush
Art, Life, Music - Kushana Bush
Charlotte Wilson concludes her road-trip with a visit to the light-filled Dunedin studio of Kushana Bush. Audio, Gallery
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Fleetwood Mac with Neil Finn: 'all a bit overwhelming'
Fleetwood Mac with Neil Finn: 'all a bit overwhelming'
27 Nov 2018Fleetwood Mac with its new lineup, including Neil Finn, is halfway through a 52-date US tour. RNZ Music’s Melody Thomas saw them perform in San Jose, California.
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Pride parade's uniform problem
Pride parade's uniform problem
24 Nov 2018The question of whether police can wear their uniforms in Auckland's Pride Parade next year has caused a huge row. Parade chair Cissy Rock talks to Kim Hill about the controversy that has divided the rainbow community. Audio
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The Six Nations where non All Black Kiwis go to play
The Six Nations where non All Black Kiwis go to play
26 Nov 2018Analysis - Are New Zealand the biggest poachers of rugby talent world-wide? Some stats released this week suggest the northern hemisphere sides are worse by a country mile.
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China keeps media in line at APEC
China keeps media in line at APEC
International journalists were startled when Chinese officials prevented them from reporting some events at the APEC summit in Papua New Guinea this week. Audio
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Julia Holter: 'All that surprise stuff? I’m so into that!'
Julia Holter: 'All that surprise stuff? I’m so into that!'
24 Nov 2018American singer Julia Holter infuses sweet and lush pop with complex sonic explorations and avant-garde literary references on her new album Aviary. Audio
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Curbing the vicious cycle: Taming bike lane critics
Curbing the vicious cycle: Taming bike lane critics
25 Nov 2018Bike Auckland has been making a concerted effort to make cycling activism more relatable and accessible under level-headed communications manager Jolisa Gracewood. Audio
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Live session: Congress Of Animals
Live session: Congress Of Animals
17 Nov 2018Before kicking off their nationwide tour, Wellington supergroup Congress of Animals treat us to a stripped-back acoustic sing-along version of their song 'Shine' and chat to Yadana Saw. 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
26 Nov 2018The 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: Lars Vogt plays Mozart
Music Alive: Lars Vogt plays Mozart
26 Nov 2018It was the "concert of the year" according to many who attended. Pianist Lars Vogt plays with and conducts the NZSO in music by Mozart, Webern and Beethoven.
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Instant noodles: BBC podcast tells their untold story
Instant noodles: BBC podcast tells their untold story
24 Nov 2018Not only the "default food for anyone short on money, or time, or a kitchen", instant noodles are also a triumph of modern food production, according to journalist Celia Hatton. Richard Scott checks out her podcast The Eternal Life of the Instant Noodle. Audio
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‘Radical changes’ for Māori Television news
‘Radical changes’ for Māori Television news
25 Nov 2018Māori Television is replacing news and current affairs shows next year with a 'Māori Media Hub' to deliver "news as it happens” online and on TV. Mediawatch asks its chief editor why - and how that will be done. Audio
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Tami Neilson live at AK Town Hall
Tami Neilson live at AK Town Hall
17 Nov 2018Tami Neilson performs live at Auckland's Town Hall as part of her SASSAFRASS! tour, August 2018. Audio
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NZ Live: Latinaotearoa
NZ Live: Latinaotearoa
23 Nov 2018VIDEO - Latinaotearoa is an Auckland band who fuse South American beats and Spanish vocals with classic Kiwi roots vibes. They play us a couple of tracks from their third album Influencis et Collabis. Video, Audio