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  • Creative force

    News
    The Wireless
    27 Feb 2015
    “I [feel as though] Facebook is this oppressively positive place. I started doing some reading, because I though with all this positivity in the world, why is it that suicide rates have just gone higher and higher.” - Dawn Glover

    Auckland theatre-maker Dawn Glover explores the "culture of positivity" and suicide.

    Positivity, The Dummy, and Schools with Dawn Glover
  • That's just creepy

    News
    The Wireless
    26 Feb 2015
    Illustration: Pinky Fang

    Is privacy dead, or is it just taking a nap while social etiquette and the law catch up with technology?

    That's just creepy: When privacy settings aren't enough
  • On The Dial

    News
    The Wireless
    25 Feb 2015
    [Actress Lucille Ball drinking from a hip flask and slumping]

    A social media heavy On The Dial this week, plus Auckland theatre, and karaoke.

    On the Dial: Facebook, friendships, and drinking
  • Pacific youth encouraged to fight corruption

    Audio 24 Feb 2015

    Pacific youth learn about corruption and advocating for change in their own countries. Audio

  • Ciara 'never booked'

    News
    The Wireless
    23 Feb 2015
    Fans started a social media campaign to bring Ciara to Auckland after she had earlier been scheduled to play shows in Christchurch and Porirua.

    RnB star Ciara’s Auckland concert will not go ahead due to “fraudulent contracts”.

    Ciara 'never booked to play Auckland'
  • PNG landowners look ahead after SABL order

    Audio 19 Feb 2015

    Frustration is building among customary landowners in PNG after the latest delay to the cancellation of controversial Special Agricultural and Business Leases. Audio

  • Weather in Te Reo sparks language debate

    News
    Te Ao Māori
    18 Feb 2015
    No caption

    A social media conversation surrounding the use of Māori on TV and radio has snowballed and sparked a new language debate.

    Weather in Te Reo sparks language debate
  • New Samoa Rugby boss says Union willing to make changes

    Audio 13 Feb 2015

    The Samoa Rugby Union's new CEO insists they are ready to make changes, following criticism from players and fans. Audio

  • Sea lion could be up for image makeover

    News
    New Zealand Regional
    5 Feb 2015
    New Zealand sea lion.

    The endangered New Zealand sea lion could be in line for an image makeover in the same way as the North American grizzly bear.

    Sea lion could be up for image makeover
  • Best of the Week - 30 January 2015

    Audio 30 Jan 2015

    Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 23 January. This week...a survivor remembers the horrors of Auschwitz; the media, the summer and what makes news… Audio

  • Chiefs defend New York shutdown

    News
    World
    28 Jan 2015
    A pedestrian dressed as Bigfoot makes their way through the strong wind and snow in Boston.

    New York authorities and meteorologists on Tuesday defended a decision to shut down America's biggest city for a storm that skirted the Big Apple, dumping the worst snow east and north.

    Chiefs defend New York shutdown
  • 'Historic' blizzard spares New York

    News
    World
    28 Jan 2015
    A library employee works to clear the sidewalks in front of the main branch of the Boston Public Library during a blizzard on 27 January 2015 in Boston, Massachusetts.

    A blizzard initially billed as possibly one of the worst ever in New York has left officials and forecasters red-faced as New England bears the brunt of the storm.

    'Historic' blizzard spares New York
  • Police silent on toddler's name

    News
    New Zealand Regional
    21 Jan 2015
    Whanganui Hospital

    Police say they are unable to release the name of a toddler who died in the grounds of Whanganui Hospital.

    Police silent on toddler's name
  • Free climbing duo top El Capitan

    News
    World
    15 Jan 2015
    A file photo shows the iconic rock formation El Capitan in Yosemite National Park, California (March 2014).

    Two Americans have become the first climbers to scale a once-seemingly impossible sheer slab of granite in California without climbing tools. Audio

    Free climbing duo top El Capitan
  • Paris suspects rob service station - reports

    News
    World
    9 Jan 2015
    Police gather during the operation in the Croix-Rouge suburb of Reims.

    The two main suspects in the Islamist attack on the Charlie Hebdo magazine in Paris are said to have robbed a service station in the north of France.

    Paris suspects rob service station - reports
  • Balotelli banned for post on social media

    News
    Sport
    22 Dec 2014
    Italy and Liverpool striker Mario Balotelli.

    The Liverpool striker Mario Balotelli has been given a one-match ban as punishment for his Super Mario post on social media.

    Balotelli banned for post on social media
  • Bulletin: The Sydney Siege

    News
    The Wireless
    18 Dec 2014
    A card shows photos of Katrina Dawson (left) and Tori Johnson - the two hostages killed during the siege.

    The Martin Place siege lasted 16 hours and resulted in three deaths. But for Australian authorities, the saga is only just beginning.

    Bulletin: The Sydney Siege
  • Changing hacker culture

    News
    The Wireless
    17 Dec 2014
    No caption

    Megan Whelan encounters a friendly side of the IT security community at the Kiwicon hacker convention.

    Changing the culture of the hackers
  • The Sydney siege as it happened

    News
    World
    15 Dec 2014
    A young woman flees after being held hostage in a central Sydney cafe.

    Siege - Five people managed to flee the central Sydney cafe where staff and customers were taken hostage on Monday morning. See how it unfolded here. Audio

    The Sydney siege as it happened
  • Inspiring Science Teaching

    Audio
    science education
    11 Dec 2014

    The 2014 Prime Minister's Science Teacher Prize was won by Terry Burrell, from Onslow College in Wellington Audio

  • Inspiring Science Teaching

    News
    Our Changing World science
    11 Dec 2014

    The 2014 Prime Minister's Science Teacher Prize was won by Terry Burrell, from Onslow College in Wellington

    Audio

    Inspiring Science Teaching
  • Nanogirl: Science Superhero

    Audio
    science media
    4 Dec 2014

    Michelle Dickinson is Nanogirl, a superhero teaching kids that science is fun, and she has won the 2014 Prime Minister's Science Media Communication Prize Audio

  • Nanogirl: Science Superhero

    News
    Our Changing World science
    4 Dec 2014

    Michelle Dickinson is Nanogirl, a superhero teaching kids that science is fun, and she has won the 2014 Prime Minister's Science Media Communication Prize

    Audio

    Nanogirl: Science Superhero
  • Social scientist bags top science prize

    News
    New Zealand
    3 Dec 2014
    Philipa Howden-Chapman

    A social scientist who found a link between housing conditions and health has claimed the top award at the Prime Minister's Science Prizes this year. Audio

    Social scientist bags top science prize
  • science prize

    News
    The Wireless
    3 Dec 2014
    No caption

    Social scientist bags top science prize for housing research.

    Social scientist bags top science prize
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