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All Blacks return on Nonu's radar
In a scene more reminiscent to the build-up to an All Blacks test, camera operators and journalists clamoured for position at Blues training on Tuesday. Video
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Treasuring objects to reject consumerism
The struggle is real when it comes to choosing quality over quantity. Audio
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Big issues, barbecues and curly questions at Waitangi
A year ago at Waitangi the PM said “hold me to account when I return.“ 12 months later she got put on the spot about the basics of the Treaty. Audio
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Big issues, barbecues and curly questions at Waitangi
A year ago at Waitangi the PM said “hold me to account when I return.“ 12 months later she got put on the spot about the basics of the Treaty.
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Film opening canned after Neeson's 'black b*****d' comments
The New York red carpet opening of Liam Neeson's latest film has been cancelled amid a row over his comments that he once wanted to kill a random black man after a friend was raped.
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Mediawatch Midweek 30 January 2019
Mediawatch's midweek catch-up with Lately. This week Colin talks to Karyn Hay about the warm weather news, Magic Talk up and running, the outing of MP Sarah Dowie, slow TV sparking late-night talkback… Audio
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Mediawatch Midweek 30 January 2019
Mediawatch's midweek catch-up with Lately. This week Colin talks to Karyn Hay about the warm weather news, Magic Talk up and running, the outing of MP Sarah Dowie, slow TV sparking late-night talkback…
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Council should've come clean on huge sewage spill - mayor
The New Plymouth mayor has admitted his council should have been more transparent about a massive 1.5 million litre sewage spill into one of the city's streams.
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US academic sparks anger over `speak English' email to students
A United States university professor has been removed as director of a graduate programme, amid a furore over an email she sent urging students not to speak Chinese.
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How do the internet and Pacific peoples get on? It’s complicated
Writer and artist Lana Lopesi and academic Damon Salesa discuss the complicated relationship between Pasifika people and the internet – the subject of Lopesi's book False Divides. Audio
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Child’s play: unlocking creativity in the young
Unstructured play and allowing children’s imaginations to run wild is the key to nurturing creative, problem- solving young people, a child educator says. Audio
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Jill Stark: learning from anxiety and ditching idealised happiness
Back in 2014, Scottish-Australian journalist Jill Stark seemed to be living the dream – she had a bestselling memoir, a good job and a "giddy" love life. Then a violent panic attack put her on the… Video, Audio
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Samoa journalists offer to help police understand role
The Journalists Association of Samoa, or JAWS, is offering its services to police trainers, after a photojournalist was stopped doing his job last month.
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Insight: Should NZ Schools Ban Mobile Phones? - Summer Jan 13th
Audio 13 Jan 2019Mobile phones in schools are being accused of derailing learning and causing bitter squabbles between teachers and students as they try to police every ding, vibration and social media notification… Audio
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Year in NZ politics: Promises, scandals, progress
Analysis - The government has come through its first year with the coalition stable and the Prime Minister a popular leader, writes Peter Wilson.
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Here's what made the headlines in New Zealand in 2018
From the Prime Minister's baby to the Jami-Lee Ross saga and a Thai cave rescue to a royal wedding - 2018 has been a busy year.
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Jes Baker: 'Bodies do not and never will all look the same'
Audio 30 Dec 2018Loving your body is an unattainable goal for most people, so work on simply accepting what you have without guilt or shame, says body liberation activist and writer Jes Baker. Audio
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'There’s something quite inhuman about the struggle for limitless perfection'
Audio 29 Dec 2018Perfectionism, fostered by the results-focused education system, is on the rise and leading to disastrous mental health outcomes among younger generations, University of Bath psychology lecturer… Audio
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Key takeaways from All Blacks' 2018 season
RNZ rugby writer Jamie Wall takes a look back at the All Blacks 2018 season - what went right, what went wrong, and how New Zealand are shaping for next year's Rugby World Cup.
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Brash ban review clears Massey vice-chancellor
An independent review has cleared the vice-chancellor of Massey University of lying about the cancellation of an event involving Don Brash earlier this year.
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HQ Trivia and Vine co-founder Colin Kroll dead aged 34
The co-founder was found dead when New York police officers carried out a welfare check at his apartment.
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Best of 2018: RNZ presenters and staff pick their favourite tracks
The team at RNZ - both on air and off - pick their favourite songs of 2018 and tell us what they're up to over summer! Video
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Matthew J Ruys: woke since '92
Matthew J Ruys is releasing music under his own name for the first time in twenty years. Now based in Los Angeles the self described Jack-of-all-trades discusses where music has taken him over the… Video, Audio
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Huge turnout for vaccinations: 'I think people are scared'
Hundreds of people queued up in Northland today where an emergency free vaccination programme is being rolled out to combat a deadly meningococcal outbreak.
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'Call-out' culture and the new prestige economy
Call-out culture - gaining prestige by shaming others for intolerance - is damaging young people's mental health and harming social discussion and university culture, leftist academic Jonathan Haidt… Audio
