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What's it like to homeschool your kids?
What's it like to homeschool your kids?
1 Nov 2018Educating a child at home can allow a parent to "light a fire in their hearts and minds" without pressure or competition, says Siobhan Porter, who has homeschooled all five of her kids. Audio
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Tali returns to her drum and bass roots on Love and Migration
Tali returns to her drum and bass roots on Love and Migration
27 Oct 2018Tali makes a welcome return to the world of drum and bass with her new album Love and Migration. Video, Audio
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2018 Pacific Laureate - Lani Wendt Young
2018 Pacific Laureate - Lani Wendt Young
2 Nov 2018Award-winning voice in Pacific literature Lani Wendt Young speaks to Lynn Freeman about pursuing her love of writing stories in the face of publishers' initial reluctance and weathering ugly on-line abuse. Audio
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Movie review: Mandy
Movie review: Mandy
31 Oct 2018At The Movies - Mandy, starring Nicolas Cage and Andrea Riseborough, is a revival of the old 'video nasties' of the Eighties, writes Simon Morris. Video, Audio
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Bedtime Stories: recordings by mothers and grandmothers behind bars
Bedtime Stories: recordings by mothers and grandmothers behind bars
1 Nov 2018Kids with loved ones at Arohata Women's Prison are getting audio stories read by them thanks to a programme called Bedtime Stories, run by Wellington university lecturer Kerryn Palmer. She's fundraising to roll it out at Rimutaka. Video, Audio
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Illuminating the ‘dark web’
Illuminating the ‘dark web’
31 Oct 2018Analysis - Violent events in the US are causing fears and concerns around the "dark web", but the actual services that make it up are not well understood, writes Robert Gehl for The Conversation.
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RNZ Pacific's CYCLONE WATCH service: how to listen
RNZ Pacific's CYCLONE WATCH service: how to listen
1 Nov 2018If Cyclone Alerts are issued for South Pacific countries, RNZ Pacific will broadcast hourly updates of these bulletins if necessary, and whenever the situation changes. These will be heard either just before the top of each hour or following news bulletins at the top of each hour.
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NZ to use TV channel to promote its investment in Pacific
NZ to use TV channel to promote its investment in Pacific
1 Nov 2018New Zealand's Foreign Ministry will use a new dedicated TV channel for the Pacific to promote its investment in the region.
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'Teachers cannot be the reason why a kid didn't believe in themselves'
'Teachers cannot be the reason why a kid didn't believe in themselves'
1 Nov 2018A school principal should be like a preacher - motivating and inspiring students, teachers and parents at the same time, says Hamish Brewer, a Kiwi who's winning education awards for his work in the American state of Virginia. Video, Audio
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'The kiwi is a fairly modest little bird, it's not flashy, but it's quite unique and fiesty'
'The kiwi is a fairly modest little bird, it's not flashy, but it's quite unique and fiesty'
31 Oct 2018New Zealanders may have taken so kindly to the kiwi as a national symbol because we like to see its characteristics in ourselves, says Geoff Norman, the author of Birdstories – a new book about New Zealand's native birds. Audio, Gallery
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From the hills to the sea: a community contemplates freshwater
From the hills to the sea: a community contemplates freshwater
1 Nov 2018The Wellington council is enlisting the help of Porirua locals to have a think about how their community can help make the water in their catchment and harbour cleaner and healthier. Audio
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Trapped whale shark inspires fear then love in Tokelau
Trapped whale shark inspires fear then love in Tokelau
After a baby whale shark named Gulliver was discovered in a remote atoll in Tokelau, children were kept away from the water for months – now he's become a local attraction.
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Broken Politics by Neneh Cherry: slow jams and politics
Broken Politics by Neneh Cherry: slow jams and politics
30 Oct 2018Neneh Cherry's 1988 single ‘Buffalo Stance’ is still one of the great dance hits of all time. Now in her 50s, the Swedish singer gets reflective on a new album which proves her talents are still intact, says Nick Bollinger. Audio
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How to deal with toxic people
How to deal with toxic people
30 Oct 2018The number one way to avoid being a jerk is to avoid the company of jerks, according to American academic and toxic personality expert Bob Sutton. Audio
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Daughters of the migration - Fala Haulangi
Daughters of the migration - Fala Haulangi
21 Nov 2018The Coconet TV is proud to continue its 'Daughters of the Migration' series celebrating the impact Pacific women have had in Aotearoa over the generations.
This episode is Directed RNZ Pacific journalist Indira Stewart.
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What a NZ study of people 85+ has taught us about ageing well
What a NZ study of people 85+ has taught us about ageing well
29 Oct 2018In 2050, there'll be 383,000 New Zealanders over the age of 85. How do we prepare to support this incoming army of elders? Professor Ngaire Kerse talks about what we've learnt from the government-funded LiLACS NZ study. Video, Audio, Gallery
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Housing crisis reality overshadows KiwiBuild dream
Housing crisis reality overshadows KiwiBuild dream
31 Oct 2018Analysis - There were two big housing stories this week, two quite different approaches to them and one clear signal where the government's focus lies, Guyon Espiner writes.
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Creepy music to get you in the Halloween mood
Creepy music to get you in the Halloween mood
31 Oct 2018If you really want to scare the kids in your neighbourhood tonight, RNZ Music's Kirsten Johnstone has some recommendations... Video, Audio
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Minecraft migrates into classrooms
Minecraft migrates into classrooms
30 Oct 2018Teachers have one of the toughest jobs in the world, and educational games can help them prepare students for the jobs of the future, according to Microsoft's Deirdre Quarnstrom. Video, Audio
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NZ Composer Sessions
NZ Composer Sessions
31 Oct 2018Listen to the latest updates from the partnership between NZSO, SOUNZ Centre for New Zealand Music and RNZ Concert, to create high quality recordings of NZ orchestral works.
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Art, Life, Music: Lisa Reihana
Art, Life, Music: Lisa Reihana
The Auckland artist and filmmaker talks to Charlotte Wilson about Kiwi music and her show-stopping Venice Biennale video work In Pursuit of Venus [Infected]. Audio, Gallery
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Wellington's live music scene at risk due to lack of venues
Wellington's live music scene at risk due to lack of venues
31 Oct 2018In the last few years, a number of high-profile Wellington venues have closed and the capital is often ignored by touring international acts. Jack Barlow surveys the scene.
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Certified vegan products to carry logo
Certified vegan products to carry logo
30 Oct 2018This Thursday is World Vegan Day and Kiwi vegans have extra cause for celebration. Soon, food products that have been certified as 100 percent animal-free will carry a logo thanks to a new accreditation system. Audio
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Trapped whale shark inspires fear, then love in Tokelau
Trapped whale shark inspires fear, then love in Tokelau
After a baby whale shark named Gulliver was discovered in a remote atoll in Tokelau, children were kept away from the water for months and local leaders plotted its death.