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At The Movies: The year in review
Simon Morris looks back on 2023, and notices two big changes. A lot of long-running series and franchises are coming to a close, and the biggest movies of the year are individual and rule-breaking.
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There is still nowhere near enough help available for people with mental health problems.
Audio 11 Dec 2023Over almost half a decade, an historic $2b was poured into mental healthcare. What has it actually achieved? Video
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What does it take to be a jockey?
If you have a love of horses, a need for speed and weigh under 55kgs, a job as a jockey could be just for you. Recent suspensions and an exodus of local jockeys to greener pastures overseas means… Video, Audio
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Turning homegrown herbs into homemade Xmas gifts
Audio 5 Dec 2023It's not too late to craft some Christmas presents, soaps, salves and food items. Naturopath and medical herbalist, Jane Wrigglesworth has a raft of ideas on how to fashion useful presents that don't… Audio
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How Thanksgiving becomes a 'Friendsgiving' for Americans living in Aotearoa
It's a most American holiday, but for many US immigrants living in New Zealand, finding their own ways to celebrate Thanksgiving in Aotearoa has truly given them something to be grateful for.
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NZ Live: Troy Kingi
On the new album Time Wasters, Troy Kingi uses his voice as an instrument layered over ambient music "to give it a bit more balls". The multi-talented Māori musician and actor performs the… Video, Audio
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How to eat, drink and be merry without overdoing it
Audio 16 Nov 2023Is it really possible to enjoy the delights of the festive season without compromising your health? Yes, says nutritionist Claire Turnbull, but it takes planning, preparation and breaking old… Audio
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Axle Rose the star at this year's NZ Agriculture Show
There was a real appetite for consumption at this year's NZ Agriculture Show, with a rare belgian blue hitting the stage.
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Cancer patients forced to go private to get timely treatment
Some cancer patients have been forced to go private to get treatment within recommended time frames, with one woman having to spend her house deposit to get radiation therapy. Another woman told… Video, Audio
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How getting into a pickle can help you out of a glut
Audio 6 Nov 2023In our food slot today we examine how you can turn your excess garden produce into pickles, preserves and more. Niva and Yotam Kay run Pakaraka Farm on the Coromandel Peninsula, located in the… Audio
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New book puts cancel culture in spotlight
If you've ever caught yourself before expressing an opinion about politics, good parenting or even your favourite place to eat, you'll know that censoring is humankind's natural inclination says Greg… Audio
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Don't watch these horror movies alone
The world of horror movies is a broad church - and often a satanic one for that matter, writes Dan Slevin. He's picked 10 you should put on your watch list and then make sure you're not alone when you…
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Banana 'shortage based on seasonal demand'
New Zealanders are bananas for bananas, but the country relies on imports from Mexico, Ecuador and the Philippines for its supply.
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Sam Low: the modern Chinese Masterchef
Since winning Masterchef in 2022, Sam Low has been figuring out what's important to him as a chef in the New Zealand media. In the new recipe book Modern Chinese, he honours both his cultural heritage… Audio
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The legacy of the Good Bastards: Kiwis tour the Rugby World Cup
A group of die-hard fans are there for the All Blacks no matter where they go - for three World Cups, they have crossed the globe several times over, and now they're in France for the key…
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Is New Zealand alone in facing a cost of living crisis?
Analysis - New Zealand's cost of living crisis has been a hotly-debated topic in the lead up to the election - and it's easy to see why.
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Creative ways of getting some extra cash together
Audio 11 Oct 2023The first step towards spending less is to pause and check in with yourself each time you make an individual purchase, says financial advisor Lisa Dudson. "Is this the best use of my hard-earned… Audio
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Bakery causes a stir with viral video on how to cut a custard square
A Melbourne bakery is thinking outside the square, the custard square that is. And to use a culinary term, it's causing a stir. Apparently the uneducated masses have been cutting-up these delicious… Video, Audio
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Pop-punk anguish from Denver, Colorado band Broken Record
Elliott Childs reviews the anguished, 2000's influenced Emo of Colorado band Broken Record's new album. Audio
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Pop-punk anguish from Denver, Colorado band Broken Record
Elliott Childs reviews the anguished, 2000's influenced Emo of Colorado band Broken Record's new album.
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Seaweed - the overlooked superfood
It's a superfood that costs nothing, grows freely, and requires zero maintenance - it almost sounds too good to be true. Seaweed is one of Aotearoa's most plentiful resources, so why are we… Audio
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10 sweet treats to bake over the school holidays
Run out of school holiday activities already? Pull on your aprons, it's time to get baking.
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Claire Turnbull: sort out your sleep and diet for better mental health
Audio 21 Sep 2023Learning about the relationship between food and mood has been a very personal journey for nutritionist Claire Turnbull. She explains why sleeping and eating better are the keys to good mental and… Audio
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Election 2023: RNZ's guide to party policy
Promises, promises: it’s easy to forget which party has pledged what. Welcome to RNZ’s go-to guide for party policy ahead of the 14 October election day. We’ll keep updating this guide as policies are…
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Hungry for change: Fixing Aotearoa's broken food system
Analysis: If NZ is such a great food producer, why are so many of us going hungry, or eating lower-grade food, asks food systems expert Emily King.