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Michael Blencowe: searching for what remains of the world's extinct species
For his new book, Gone, Sussex-based naturalist Michael Blencowe decided to embark on a journey in search for what remains of the world's extinct creatures. Audio
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Moa bones stolen from Southland museum
Moa bones stolen from Southland museum
Police in Southland are calling for information on moa bones taken from a flood damaged campsite near Milford Sound.
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'Gene editing does feature in Māori narratives. What I’m wary of is people running off and weaponising that.'
A team of experts discuss the future of gene editing to control pests, and how it connects with mātauranga Māori. A highlight of the NZ International Science Festival from July 2021. Audio
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Covid-19 update: 75 new community cases in NZ today
'This bounce in numbers is not unexpected' - Bloomfield
Director-General of Health Ashley Bloomfield says case numbers may have risen since yesterday, but the bounce was similar to that seen in the first outbreak last year and average numbers were still…
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The Lonely Islands: How NZ evolved in isolation
Audio 1 Sep 2021The Lonely Islands: How NZ evolved in isolation Terry Thomsen has written a book that digs deep into how New Zealand's unique native life came to be. It's called The Lonely Islands: The evolutionary… Audio
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Covid-19 update: 70 new community cases reported in NZ today
Covid-19 update: 70 new community cases reported in NZ today
There have been 70 new cases of Covid-19 in the community reported in New Zealand today.
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Covid-19 numbers: 68 new community cases in New Zealand today
Covid-19 numbers: 68 new community cases in New Zealand today
There are 68 new cases of Covid-19 in the community today, the Ministry of Health reports.
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Surveying the skies
Two stories of looking to the skies. Claire Concannon joins a hunt for planets outside of our solar system. Katy Gosset reveals the results of the annual New Zealand Garden Birds Survey. Audio
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Surveying the skies
Surveying the skies
Two stories of looking to the skies. Claire Concannon joins a hunt for planets outside of our solar system. Katy Gosset reveals the results of the annual New Zealand Garden Birds Survey.
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Covid-19 update: 35 new community cases ahead of alert level announcement
Covid-19 update: 35 new community cases ahead of alert level announcement
There are 35 new community cases of Covid-19 ahead of the government's alert level announcement this afternoon.
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Covid-19 update: 21 new community cases reported in New Zealand today
Covid-19 update: 21 new community cases in New Zealand today
There have been 21 new community cases of Covid-19 reported in New Zealand today - 20 in Auckland and one in Wellington. Watch the latest update here.
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Daily cheer: Social media content from lockdown day 5
Dr. Bloomfield pie and #spreadyourlegs - Sunday's lighter side of lockdown
Chris Hipkins' slip of the tongue went viral, and other uplifting content from day five of lockdown.
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Pouākai - The world’s largest eagle
Audio 30 Jul 2021From fable to fact – soaring across the skies of the South Island, the world’s largest eagle was once considered a mythical creature. Frank Film tracks the emergence of the pouākai from the shadows of… Video
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Wild weather: What you need to know
Wild weather: What you need to know
Parts of the West Coast and top of the South Island have been cut off due to flooding, while states of emergency have been declared in some regions. Here is a summary of what is happening in each…
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Breaking down bird song
On this week's Our Changing World – how songbirds learn their song, and how researchers in the Southern Hemisphere are trying to correct a long-standing male bias in the songbird world. Audio
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Breaking down bird song
Breaking down bird song
On this week's Our Changing World – how songbirds learn their song, and how researchers in the Southern Hemisphere are trying to correct a long-standing male bias in the songbird world.
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Anika Moa on Tuawahine performance
Ria Hall has hand picked some of the most talented women singers in New Zealand to take part in Tuawahine tomorrow night. Among them is Anika Moa, who joins Jesse to talk about the show. Audio
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Matariki Music Events 2021
Audio 23 Jun 2021Matariki re-appears, Whānui starts its flight. Being the sign of the new year! Celebrate by checking out some of the awesome music events happening across Aotearoa. Video
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Covid-19 update: Wellington to move to alert level 2, more details on Sydney case revealed
Wellington to move to alert level 2, more details on Sydney Covid-19 case revealed
Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins says Wellington will move to alert level 2 from 6pm tonight until 11.59pm on Sunday.
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The Mixtape: Shane Te Pou
Shane Te Pou (Ngai Tuhoe) is a former candidate, campaign manager and executive member of the Labour Party, as well as a former union official. Shane is no longer a member of any political party… Video, Audio
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Used condoms, tampons being flushed onto Wellington beaches
Cotton buds, tampon wrappers, used-condoms, hair pins and razorblade-heads. You probably don't want to see any of these items again after being used, let alone washed up on our beaches.
But with… Video, Audio
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The Mixtape: Ria Hall
Our guest curating her Mixtape is musician Ria Hall. An amazing female force in the NZ music scene who has won multiple awards and earned much critical acclaim for her solo releases and collaborations… Audio
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Ferris happy to answer Tongan rugby's call for help
Ferris happy to answer Tongan rugby's call for help
US-based rugby coach Adriaan Ferris says it's an honour to be asked to lead the Tonga men's sevens team at next month's Final Olympic Qualifying Tournament in Monaco.
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My Current Song: Georgia Lines, 'No One Knows'
Georgia Lines released her debut EP just as the country went into Level 4 lockdown last year. This month, the singer released a new single called 'No One Knows'. She joins the show to discuss the new… Audio
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Covid-19 samples returned weak positive results in Porirua and Karori last week
Weak positive Covid-19 results in Porirua and Karori
Further testing of Wellington's wastewater has revealed traces of Covid-19 in Porirua and Karori.