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Steampunk capital Ōāmaru floats luxury hotel on water
Steampunk capital Ōāmaru floats luxury hotel on water
6 Jul 2018A multi million dollar luxury floating hotel could be the next attraction for the steampunk capital of New Zealand.
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Healthy and easy beetroot & carrot fritters
Healthy and easy beetroot & carrot fritters
6 Jul 2018Everybody loves a fritter, says food writer Lauraine Jacobs. She shares a recipe for beetroot and carrot fritters with mint, lime and yoghurt dressing Audio
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UFC: New day dawning for NZ fight royalty
UFC: New day dawning for NZ fight royalty
6 Jul 2018UFC Middleweight star Israel Adesanya aims to take the torch off of fellow Lee Gar native Ray Sefo when he faces his student Brad Tavares this weekend.
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The Clean's Hamish Kilgour on his new album 'Finkelstein'
The Clean's Hamish Kilgour on his new album 'Finkelstein'
7 Jul 2018The New York-based musician hopes his new album – about a mythical kingdom that has run out of gold – will eventually become a film. Video, Audio
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'I did not understand how they could take baby'
'I did not understand how they could take baby'
6 Jul 2018A mother who had three children taken by social services has opened up about her struggles when she fell pregnant and her fear that they would take her new baby.
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Hymns on Sunday
Hymns on Sunday
8 Jul 2018The version of 'Crown Him With Many Crowns' you'll find in hymnbooks is probably the work of not one but two writers - Matthew Bridges and Godfrey Thring. Sing along to three of the possible twelve verses in today's programme. Audio
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Sound Lounge: showcasing contemporary music
Sound Lounge: showcasing contemporary music
7 Jul 2018Hear new Gareth Farr, Dimensional People from Mouse On Mars, Peter Ablinger's Voices and Piano, and discover composer Alvin Singleton, who's music is soulful, with an understated simplicity that glows with warmth.
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Amici Ensemble in concert
Amici Ensemble in concert
15 May 2016Six string players from the NZSO get together as the 'Amici Ensemble' to play a new work by Anthony Ritchie, a sextet by Brahms and the richly-scored Souvenir de Florence by Tchaikovsky. Music Alive at 7.30pm on RNZ Concert. Audio
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Will we all be eating synthetic meat in the future?
Will we all be eating synthetic meat in the future?
7 Jul 2018Kim Hill leads a discussion about food production and food waste.
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Russell McVeagh report a blueprint for change
Russell McVeagh report a blueprint for change
5 Jul 2018Opinion: The entire legal profession in New Zealand must take some serious lessons from the Russell McVeagh report, writes Steph Dyhrberg.
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Inside Out with Nick Tipping
Inside Out with Nick Tipping
7 Jul 2018Today Nick features Armenian pianist Tigran Hamasyan, plus a new track from Anita Schwabe, and a couple from Betty Carter.
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Funking good times with The Bamboos
Funking good times with The Bamboos
7 Jul 2018The Bamboo’s are stalwarts of the Australian soul funk scene. We meet New Zealand-born Lance Ferguson, who has clocked nearly two decades as the big band's leader. Audio
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From Myanmar refugee to Wellington chef: A rough road
From Myanmar refugee to Wellington chef: A rough road
2 Jul 2018Former refugees are being given opportunities to shine in their chosen professions thanks to the Red Cross Pathways to Employment programme - but it's a rough road to success with many barriers. Audio, Gallery
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Australian media bordering on hysterical over China threat stories
Australian media bordering on hysterical over China threat stories
5 Jul 2018Some of Australia's media coverage of the growing Chinese influence in the Pacific has been bordering on hysterical, an academic says. Audio
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Music 101 - Get your ears on for:
Music 101 - Get your ears on for:
7 Jul 2018A new look at music sales charts, new songs of love and lust from Lontalius, Holly Arrowsmith plays live, a fairytale album from a founder of The Clean, new all-ages gigs in Auckland, funk band Bamboo, and Simon Grigg is in for the Mixtape. Phew.
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Classical Chart
Classical Chart
7 Jul 2018What are the most popular classical albums at the moment? Find out which are in this week's top ten on RNZ Concert at 12 noon.
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Kiwi sportspeople making the news
Kiwi sportspeople making the news
6 Jul 2018The RNZ Sport team catches up with rising mixed martial arts fighter Israel Adesanya, Black Sticks hockey captain Stacey Michelsen and Southern Steel netballer Wendy Frew, on Extra Time. Audio
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Movie review: The Incredibles 2
Movie review: The Incredibles 2
4 Jul 2018Review - A sequel that comes 14 years after its predecessor, The Incredibles 2 was worth the wait, with a take on the now-ubiquitous superhero flick that focuses largely on family dynamics and social norms. Video, Audio
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Three native bird species on the rise in Wellington
Three native bird species on the rise in Wellington
5 Jul 2018Every spring since 2011, a team of bird experts has headed out to 100 sites across Wellington’s parks and gardens to count birds, and Greater Wellington’s Philippa Crisp says the news they are bringing back is very positive. Audio
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New algorithm tests which politicians talk the talk
New algorithm tests which politicians talk the talk
5 Jul 2018Politicians are famous for fudging their words, so a new algorithm from Auckland University is putting their kōrero to the test. Audio
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Gambling support needed for Pasifika mothers and children
Gambling support needed for Pasifika mothers and children
4 Jul 2018Pasifika mothers who gamble has increased from 36 percent in 2006 to 52 percent in 2014, which along with bullying and gang involvement is a risk factor for children gambling, a study has found. Audio
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Squeaky Bum Time: quarter-final preview
Squeaky Bum Time: quarter-final preview
6 Jul 2018Emile Donovan and Max Towle are joined by Wellington Phoenix uberfan, Dale Warburton and the Totally Football Show’s Iain Macintosh to preview the weekend's action. Audio
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Songs of love and lust from Lontalius
Songs of love and lust from Lontalius
6 Jul 2018NZ songwriter Eddie Johnston has just released his first new music in two years. The two new songs are personal enquiries into lust and love, which Eddie admits are “feelings i don’t really understand". Video, Audio
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The Clean's Hamish Kilgour reveals his new album 'Finkelstein'
The Clean's Hamish Kilgour reveals his new album 'Finkelstein'
7 Jul 2018An imaginary kingdom, a man with golden ears and a "cast of plenty" feature in the latest solo work from Hamish Kilgour of The Clean. Video, Audio