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Avatar: Unobtainium
Greedy corporations seeking Unobtainium are the bad guys in James Cameron's Avatar movie franchise. Associate Professor Nicola Gaston discusses the parallels between the fictional mineral and solid… Audio
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Trump's attacks on US justice system after guilty verdict could be useful to autocrats like Putin
Trump's attacks on US justice system could be useful to Putin
As Trump made unfounded claims his trial was "rigged", Putin was probably "rubbing his hands with glee", expert says.
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Good News: Stories that cheered us up for the week 27 May - 2 June
Good News: Stories that cheered us up for the week 27 May - 2 June
The lucky find of four baby tuatara, planting to boost biodiversity and a rally for citizenship for Samoan elders are among this week's feel-good stories from RNZ.
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Did we have to have the interest rate pain?
Did we have to have the interest rate pain?
Interest rates went up to get inflation down. But are there other ways this could be achieved?
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China lands on Moon's far side in historic sample-retrieval mission
Chinese spacecraft reaches far side of the Moon
The landing elevates China's space power status in a global rush to the Moon.
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The Tardis has landed: A special mystery guest reviewer visits Doctor Who exhibition
Audio 2 Jun 2024From hanging out with Daleks and Weeping Angels to the many different iterations of the sonic screwdriver - costumes, props, gadgets and gizmos from the world’s longest running sci-fi series have… Video, Audio
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The headlines we didn’t read
Mary Argue is back guiding us through the latest weird and wonderful headlines from the world of science. Audio
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Delhi's record temperature last week was wrong by 3C, India says
Delhi's record temperature was wrong by 3C, India says
However the city's record for heat still appears to have been broken.
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Convicted pyramid schemer Shelly Cullen may be promoting new ‘investment’ - Commerce Commission
Warnings about pyramid scammer's new investment scheme
A woman who said she would make history as "one of the biggest scammers in New Zealand" is believed to back in the game.
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Long-running bid to make big tech pay for news hits a snag
The media minister says a proposed law to get Google and Facebook pay for local news is not dead, but this week a Parliamentary committee and its government MPs did not support it. The government’s…
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Long-running bid to make big tech pay for news hits a snag
Long-running bid to make big tech pay for news hits a snag
The media minister says a proposed law to get Google and Facebook pay for local news is not dead, but this week a Parliamentary committee and its government MPs did not support it. The government’s…
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China spacecraft to try to land on Moon's far side
China spacecraft to try to land on Moon's far side
The Chang'e 6 mission aims to collect precious rock and soil from this region for the first time in history.
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Researchers find a single gene behind a disorder that causes intellectual disability
Single gene behind a disorder that causes intellectual disability - study
Scientists have found the genetic root of a disorder that causes intellectual disability, which they estimate affects as many as one in 20,000 young people.
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How you can help DOC find out more about Māui dolphin deaths
How you can help DOC find out more about Māui dolphin deaths
The Department of Conservation is asking hardy winter beachgoers to report sightings of dead or stranded Māui dolphins.
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Government's freshwater bill will result in more polluted waterways, critics say
Government's freshwater bill will result in more polluted waterways, critics say
A bill changing freshwater protection rules is prompting more accusations of the coalition government prioritising profit over protection.
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Historic swarm of cicadas disrupting the peace, and food chain
A phenomenon that hasn't occurred since 1803 is in full swing. Trillions of periodical cicadas are emerging in a rare double event. Brood XIX and XIII are either above ground, or emerging in 17… Audio
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Line by line: The coalition's Budget cuts in one list
Line by line: The coalition's Budget cuts in one list
The government has made a virtue of its tax cuts being paid for through 240 savings and reprioritisations, unveiled in Thursday's budget. Here's what's been cut, by how much.
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University students spend afternoon with hand on $20k car in hopes of taking it home
Students compete in 'insane' challenges to win car
Eating raw onions, stacking V cans and attempting to put a shirt on with just one arm are just some of the challenges the competitors have faced. Audio
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The Global Jukebox: sharing the music of many cultures
Dr Patrick Savage, Science Officer for The Global Jukebox project, talks with Bryan Crump about the free, interactive online database of coded songs from more than a thousand cultures around the… Audio
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Budget 2024 at a glance: What you need to know
Budget at a glance: Spending and savings - what you need to know
The coalition is confident Budget 2024 is just what was promised: tax relief for the squeezed middle and reduced spending. Here's the main spending and savings.
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Partial count in South Africa election puts ruling ANC below 50% as country senses monumental change
Partial count in South Africa election puts ruling ANC below 50% as country senses monumental change
The ANC had the most votes by some way and was well ahead in the early results, as expected.
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Batman: The Caped Crusader
Rodrigo Martinez Gazoni chats with Bryan Crump about the scientific plausibility of Batman's cape and some of his other gadgets. Audio
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Budget 2024: 'Assault on nature' as government cuts funding for environmental programmes
'Assault on nature': Environment loses in Budget 2024
The government's only new environmental funding will go to resource management reforms, which have been relaxing rules for natural protection.
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Budget 2024: Winners and losers
Budget 2024: Winners and losers
Who is set to gain and who is missing out as a result of this year's Budget? RNZ takes a look.