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Easy Eats: Flavour-packed soup with simple ingredients
15 May 2025This soup is made with handy household staples like frozen peas and dried herbs, but the end result has a wonderfully bright and fresh flavour.
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Getting the show on the screen
13 May 2025Composer Fergus Fry is also a natural-born producer. Video, Audio
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'Book banning is a very real thing' - Kiwi writer Graci Kim on getting cancelled
14 May 2025Graci Kim writes fantasy books for kids, but the real world forces sometimes working against her aren't imaginary.
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Could you make $20 last a week?
14 May 2025The aim of the challenge is to avoid all those things you don't actually need.
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Ockham Book prize winner says writing has become an obsession
14 May 2025The novelist has published four books in five years, but went 13 years without publishing anything.
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How would banning New Zealand teenagers from social media work?
14 May 2025The government is proposing a ban on those under 16 using social media.
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Who is tipped to win the Eurovision Song Contest?
14 May 2025The song contest is known for its eclectic songs and performances while launching successful music careers.
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What does the Cannes nudity ban mean for the ‘naked’ dress?
13 May 2025One of the biggest celebrity styling trends has been prohibited from the event’s dress code for "decency reasons".
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Protein is important during perimenopause - here's how much you need and why
13 May 2025During perimenopause oestrogen levels begin to drop, which decreases bone density and muscle mass.
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Greta O’Leary performs songs from debut album River Dark
13 May 2025The indie-folk artist is celebrating the release of her debut album which has been in the making for two years.
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Why do we watch the same TV shows over and over again?
12 May 2025In 2025, the world’s entire catalogue of television is just a click away. So why is that we keep skipping the latest series in favour of old favourites?
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A heartfelt dilemma: what to do with unused embryos after IVF
12 May 2025While many patients have their surplus embryos discarded by IVF clinics, some find themselves attached to the microscopic cell cluster.
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The search for Orson Welles' lost masterpiece
12 May 2025Josh Grossberg, a New York-based documentarian and journalist, has been on exhaustive search to find the “Holy Grail of cinema.”
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Tim Dodd: 35 years of bringing the music to you
7 May 2025On the eve of his retirement, RNZ Concert Producer Tim Dodd talks about his career, and why Aotearoa needs a dedicated commercial-free music station. Audio
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After The Party loses to Shōgun at BAFTAs, but 'mind-blowing' to be in the mix
12 May 2025Star of the Wellington based drama, Robyn Malcolm, says she hopes the nomination will open doors for New Zealand dramas and writers.
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Elspeth Beard: The woman who motorcycled the world in the 1980s
12 May 2025In 1982, broken-hearted and with a “lousy degree,” 23-year-old Elspeth Beard set out on the solo adventure of a lifetime.
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Cam Walker: Creativity is the best antidote to doom (scrolling)
11 May 2025When you feel like everything sucks, sit for a moment with the feelings instead of trying to disappear into your phone, says Australian YouTuber Campbell Walker, aka struthless.
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Getting through Mother's Day when you're struggling with infertility
11 May 2025On the day we celebrate mums, people who haven't had children can get slammed with 'invisible grief'.
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Why did Weight Watchers go bankrupt?
11 May 2025Weight loss remains a global obsession, but the iconic 63-year-old meal company couldn't compete with the lure of 'quick fixes'.
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Hymns on Sunday, 11 May 2025
11 May 2025Hymns for the Fourth Sunday of Easter - Good Shepherd Sunday - feature in this week's programme, and there are some hymns to Mary to mark Mother's Day. Audio
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Inside Out: Darren Pickering Small Worlds Three
10 May 2025This week, Nick Tipping features the third album by Darren Pickering Small Worlds of Otautahi Christchurch - a gorgeous combination of acoustic jazz and modular synthesisers. Audio
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From Bach to Beethoven with the NZSO
9 May 2025Japanese Maestro Masaaki Suzuki makes his New Zealand Symphony Orchestra debut. Audio
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Why is everyone raving about protein coffee?
10 May 2025Isra'a Emhail investigates the protein-laced coffee trend.
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WATCH: Sir Dave Dobbyn - live and acoustic
10 May 2025Kiwi music legend Dave Dobbyn performs an intimate set and tells Jesse Mulligan how "punching like crazy" at the boxing gym helps him reckon with Parkinson's disease.