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Yes, your cat is trying to tell you something
Dr Julia de Bres is a sociolinguist and senior lecturer at Massey. She joins Mark Leishman to tell us how cats use their body language to subtly manipulate us into doing their bidding. Audio
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A lung transplant saved my life
30 Nov 2023Someone who knows first hand life-saving impact an organ donation has is Amy Ng-Thomson.
After a long illness Amy was the recipient of a lung transplant in… Audio
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Would you Adam 'n' Eve it? Cockney accent no longer dominant in London
7 Nov 2023Researchers from the University of Essex studied the dialects of a group of 18 to 33-year-olds from South East England and found there has been a change in… Audio
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Kiwi Illustrator jumped at chance to work with celebrated authour Joy Cowley
7 Nov 2023When accomplished illustrator Hilary Jean Tapper was offered the chance to work on a children's book written by New Zealand author Joy Cowley, it was an… Audio
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Young Aucklander retains world DJ title in San Fransisco
10 Nov 2023DJ K-SWIZZ is a master of beat juggling, scratching and mixing.
The 20-year-old turntablist has just retained his DMC World Championship title in San Francisco… Audio
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Sending Christmas cards to prison
30 Nov 2023Since 2016 the Prison Correspondents Network has run a Holiday Card Drive. The aim is to spread some holiday joy, by enabling member of the public to write christmas cards to incarcerated people. This… Read more Audio
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The long legacy of Henry Kissinger
30 Nov 2023The American diplomat and politician Henry Kissinger has died at the age of 100. The former secretary of state and national security advisor to Richard Nixon leaves behind a polarizing legacy. He had… Read more Audio
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Formula E driver Mitch Evans
30 Nov 2023When it comes to motorsports, as a nation we're punching way above our weight. We're just really good at it... Hailing from Auckland, Mitch Evens is a Formula E driver... That's E for electric. Last… Read more Audio
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A lung transplant saved my life
30 Nov 2023Someone who knows first hand life-saving impact an organ donation has is Amy Ng-Thomson.
After a long illness Amy was the recipient of a lung transplant in 2018. She joins Mark Leishman on Nights...
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What is Architectural Conservation?
30 Nov 2023Julia Gatley is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Auckland school of architecture where she leads the built heritage conservation programme. She's also the co-author of a new book Architectural… Read more Audio
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Mid Week Media Watch with Hayden Donnell
29 Nov 2023Hayden Donnell and Mark Leishman talk Kim Hill's last show, Winston Peters objections to the Public Interest Journalism Fund. and the New beginnings court. Audio
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Kiwi sets bench press World Record
29 Nov 2023A kiwi powerlifter has battled her way through adversity to smash a world record in her chosen sport.
At the weekend powerlifter Ashleigh Hoeta set a new world record for the bench-press Ashleigh… Read more Audio
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Tom O'Connor on his new book series The Irish Convict
29 Nov 2023Tom O'Connor is a former Maori affairs journalist turned author of historical fiction. His latest series the "Irish Convict" was released earlier today. The five books explore the history of… Read more Audio
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The last grand pig master
29 Nov 2023Whole pigs roasted in an earth oven have been a Chinese tradition since they first arrived to work the goldfields, over 100 year ago. In Palmerston North Rodney Wong rules the roast... Or at least he… Read more Audio
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