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Podcast review - Katy Atkin
2:10 PM.Katy Atkin reviews podcasts for the Sunday Star times. Audio
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Great album - Live In London - Flight of the Conchords
1:45 PM.Flight of the Conchords to release "Live in London" on March 8. Audio
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New Zealanders among the most at-risk of strokes
1:30 PM.One in four New Zealanders are at risk of developing a stroke during their lifetimes - the second-highest rate among developed countries. Read more Audio
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Being a Hollywood dad in awards season
1:25 PM.18 year-old Wellingtonian, Thomasin McKenzie has spent the past few weeks in LA for awards season - but today we're talking to her Dad! Read more Audio
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Nanogirl: 'The whole goal of science is to prove yourself wrong every day'
1:10 PM.Nanotechnologist Michelle Dickinson (aka Nanogirl) recently discovered that one of her own long-held beliefs was false. She had believed artificial sweeteners are cancer-causing then found out that… Read more Audio
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The rise and rise of the English Premier League
3:10 PM.English soccer is now the domain of Emirati sheikhs, American tycoons, and Asian Tiger titans thanks to the development of the Premier League Read more Audio
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Celebrating the Synthesiser
2:20 PM.Jeremy Toy is a member of Opensouls and She's So Rad, and a synthesiser scholar. Read more Audio
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Book critic Steph Soper
2:10 PM.Steph Soper tells us about Rotorua Noir - New Zealand's first-ever crime and mystery writing festival. Audio
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Great album: Alabama Shakes - Sound and Colour
1:50 PM.Great album: Alabama Shakes - Sound and Colour. Audio
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NZ Curling teams in action to qualify for World Champs
1:35 PM.The New Zealand men's and women's curling teams are in action in the Central Otago town of Naseby, hoping to make it to the World Championship qualifiers. Read more Audio
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Treespace: re-forestation on an industrial scale
1:25 PM.A new initiative to cut New Zealand's carbon emissions: buy a mountain, and plant a bunch of trees on it! Read more Video, Audio
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Commentators paid more than women cricketers at final
1:15 PM.In Australia they can be paid up to $180,000 per year, so why aren't our domestic women's cricket players paid for what they do? Read more Audio
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'The idea diets are doomed to fail is completely untrue'
3:09 PM.Dr Michael Mosley doesn't just talk the talk, he walks the walk. When the BBC host and champion of intermittent fasting started seeing new research about the benefits of an 800 calorie a day diet, he… Read more Audio
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A scientist's take on cannabis and legalisation
2:30 PM.There will be a binding referendum on personal use of cannabis at 2020 election, but there has been some concern we're moving too fast ... Read more Audio
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RNZ's Bang and Black Sheep live shows
2:20 PM.The creators and hosts of the popular RNZ podcasts BANG! and Black Sheep are heading to Christchurch for a live show! Read more Audio
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Television Critic Briar Wyatt
2:10 PM.Briar reviews: Sex Education (Netflix), Buttery (TVNZ), and Brooklyn Nine Nine (new season - Duke). Audio
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Great album - Bob Seger
1:45 PM.Greatest Hits, a compilation album by Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band, released in 1994. Audio
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Why do people refuse to listen to opposing views?
1:25 PM.Social psychologist Jeremy Frimer from the University of Winnipeg wanted to know why both liberals and conservatives have become so resistant to one-another's views. So he conducted an experiment. Read more Audio
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Auckland council submissions dominated by older Pakeha voices
1:15 PM.Around three-quarters of the 26,000 submissions on Auckland's long-term 2050 plan were made by Pakeha, despite making up just half of the region's population. Read more Video, Audio
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NZ Live 2018: our 12 favourite performances
2:10 PM.Mel Parsons, Tami Nielson and Lawrence Arabi are among the many fantastic live performances we enjoyed on NZ Live in 2018. RNZ's studio engineers got together and picked their favourites. Read more Video, Audio
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Re-gifting all year round
1:40 PM.In a suburb of Palmerston Crissy Shiels' house is brimming with gifts - but none of them are for her or her family. She collects unwanted gifts and other items and then gives them away free to people… Read more Audio, Gallery
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The campaign for Lego to make a Kākāpō set
1:33 PM.Hayden Pickford's kākāpō Lego design has more than half the support it needs for the huge company to consider turning into a commercially available set. Read more Audio
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Danyl Mclauchlan: how social media is warping society
1:17 PM.It's not fake news but Facebook and other social media platforms that are really polluting our media landscape and our lives, argues Wellington writer Danyl Mclauchlan. Read more Audio
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Critter of the Week Amelotopsis mayfly
3:30 PM.In our final Critter of the week for 2018 we bring you the Amelotopsis mayfly! Read more Audio, Gallery