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"Fair for Rare" Campaign launched today
Rare Disorders NZ is pushing for the government to implement a policy for people and their families. Chief Executive Lisa Foster talks to Jesse about what they're calling for. Audio
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Westport man makes kitset bamboo bikes
Glenn Irving bought a kit set bamboo bike online and built it. It turned out to be so popular he's built several more. He explains to Jesse how he does it and why they are so popular. Audio, Gallery
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Wellington water infrastructure problems
Wellington City Council Mayor Andy Foster is facing huge challenges with the water infrastructure in the city. New Zealand Herald Georgina Campbell's been following the issues and explains what's… Audio
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First song: Louisa Nicklin
Talented composer Louisa Nicklin writes both classical and pop music. She's got an album coming out tomorrow. She plays today's first song with Jesse. Audio
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Kaylene Pohatu's nerves ahead of her first karanga
Jesse was scrolling through twitter updates and a post caught his eye - it was from a woman who was nervous ahead of her first karanga at a powhiri on her marae last Saturday. Jesse spoke to Kaylene… Audio
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Local school children release dung beetles on Mahia Peninsula
A large number of dung beetles were set loose on the Māhia Peninsula on Tuesday as part of a community initiative to improve the soil quality and manage run off from farm paddocks. Audio
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Sexual assault survivor on why women don't go to the police
Wellington woman Rachael Elder has opened up about why she felt unable to report her rape to the police. She agreed to talk about her experience to Jesse and what she learnt about the system. Audio
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The life of Graeme Allwright remembered
A well known New Zealand born musician has died in France where he was, at one time, a household name. . Dinah Priestly knew Graeme when he was acting in Wellington and recalls his life. Audio
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Julie Biuso's stunning Rigatoni
In our food segment this week, Julie Biuso talks about ways to use eggplants and shares her recipe for Rigatoni with Eggplant & Roasted Tomatoes. Audio
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NZ Live Andrew Fagan and The People
Former Mockers frontman Andrew Fagan's just released a new album, Act Normal. He's in to perform with his band The People. Audio
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Help Is On The Way: TV doco remembers the 2011 Christchurch earthquake
Audio 21 Feb 2020On 22 February 2011, Christchurch police sargeant Dave Harvey was outside the earthquake-damaged Hotel Grand Chancellor on Cashel Street, unsure if anyone was trapped inside. In case they were, he… Audio
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Building bridges in the lower Waikato
Waikato farmers Kim and Stu Muir are trying to restore the ecological habitat of their little bit of the river. Audio
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The short life Pakistani social media star Qandeel Baloch
Fouzia Azeem grew up in poverty, fled an abusive marriage and went on to become Qandeel Baloch – Pakistan's first social media celebrity. In 2016, when she was 26, one of Qandeel's brothers strangled… Video, Audio, Gallery
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Open Farms initiative bringing townies into the country
At the start of March farmers are going to open up their farms to townies. It's an initiative designed to help bridge the growing gap between rural and urban life in New Zealand. Audio
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NZ Live Summer Selections 2020: Molly Payton
Emerging New Zeland singer/songwriter Molly Payton showcases some of her songs plus a special Leonard Cohen cover live on Afternoons with Jesse Mulligan. Audio
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Fraser Grut: the Kiwi filmmaker capturing 10,000 dreams
Every day – for the last 1,165 days – Fraser Grut has filmed someone talking about their hopes and aspirations. He began his 10,000 Dreams project in December 2016 and will finish in April 2044, when… Video, Audio
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Ngā Taonga Sound Archives: Wellington’s forgotten shipwreck
The worst shipwreck in Wellington waters was not the sinking of the Wahine in April 1968 (a tragedy which cost 53 lives.) Today is the 111th anniversary of a shipwreck off the south coast which saw… Audio, Gallery
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Why we eat too much
If you want to lose weight, dieting is not helping most people - fat, appetite and metabolism conspire to defeat our best laid plans, a bariatric surgeon told Jesse Mulligan. Audio
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The inherent misogyny of pitting Meghan and Kate against each other
To understand the architecture of misogyny, what defines what is and isn't appropriate behavior for women, look no further than the most famous house in the world, the House of Windsor. Audio
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Toxic ammonia gas likely to be released into floodwaters - authorities
Toxic ammonia gas likely to be released into floodwaters - authorities
Toxic ammonia gas is likely to be released from about 10,000 tonnes of premix at a paper mill in the township of Mataura, authorities say.
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Funky food at The Disgusting Food Museum in Sweden
No one is born to love Vegemite or Root Beer or fermented shark. Our taste for food is cultural says Dr Samuel West, a psychologist and curator of the Disgusting Food Museum in Sweden. Audio, Gallery
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Study shows the difference in perception of balding men
Otago University researchers have looked at the way balding men and men with heads of hair are perceived in certain traits.. Lead researcher Dr Nancy Blaker talks about what they've discovered. Audio
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New NZ study on medical cannabis shows positive results
Auckland University along with the country's first medical cannabis clinic has released the results of their combined study of 400 patients. Audio
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First song: 78 District - Vieni e Balla
78 District, the band formed at Papatoetoe High School and who took out the national 2019 Smokefree Tangata Beats competition have recently released their debut track. Vocalist of 78 District is… Audio
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The only advice parents will ever need
The only parenting advice parents will ever need goes like this: you don't have to be perfect, you just have to be present. Audio