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Tough night for United
Manchester United slipped to third in the Premier League as they were held to a frustrating goalless draw by Southampton at Old Trafford and their top two strikers both suffered potentially serious…
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The Best of from RNZ 2017 Jesse Mulligan - Dion Leonard
Audio 29 Dec 2017Afternoons host Jesse Mulligan spoke to Dion Leonard in June this year about his heartwarming tale of adopting a stray dog while completing an ultra marathon in the Gobi Desert. Running the marathon… Audio
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Food with Al Brown
Al Brown shares a recipe for roasted snapper wings with ranch dressing. Audio
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The renaissance of table top role-playing games
The renaissance of tabletop role-playing games. Audio
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Coping with grief through the festive season
This time of the year can be difficult for people who've lost a loved one recently. Nic Russell from the bereavement support charity Kenzie's Gift has some advice on getting through Christmas when… Audio
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An anthology of alternative Christmas songs
Self-confessed "Christmas music nerd" Russell McMurray sent us a list of what he reckons are the best imaginative Christmas songs. We play one of them, 'Christmas Must Be Tonight' by Bahamas. Video, Audio
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Great album: Morcheeba with Susie Ferguson
Morcheeba's Blood Like Lemonade with Morning Report's Susie Ferguson Audio
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Gender equality in local government
Audio 13 Dec 2017In the same week a Hamilton City Councillor sent lewd messages to a woman journalist, Auckland councillor Cathy Casey stopped to think about the gender balance of her council and others. Audio
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Jackie Clarke: no more tinned tomatoes!
The women's refuge charity, The Aunties, is fed up with receiving tinned tomatoes. Audio
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Tiny Ruins performs new song 'Sparklers'
Hollie Fullbrook – aka Tiny Ruins – is supporting US band Fleet Foxes for their two NZ concerts this summer. She chats to Jesse Mulligan and plays a song from her upcoming album. Video, Audio
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Auckland researchers make Huntington's breakthrough
Auckland researchers believe they have found one of the changes in the brain that results in Huntington's Disease. Video, Audio
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David Walliams: Writing for kids
David Walliams will be best known to grown ups as an actor, presenter and comedian. But to millions of children he is a very famous author - his books for have sold well over 12 million copies around… Audio
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Trust in the digital age
Trust is defined as a confident relationship with the unknown, which might also be the perfect definition for almost every interaction we have online. The internet is changing trust in fundamental… Audio
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Christmas from the Sound Archives
Just 19 more sleeps to go til Christmas and in our visit to the sound archives of Nga Taonga Sound & Vision today with Sarah Johnston we will be listening to some musical Christmas goodies Audio
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Owners ignoring 'no dogs' signs on Northland beaches
Pet owners are ignoring 'No Dogs' signs in Northland, and it doesn't take much for a mutt to get wind of a kiwi bird, says predator control operator Jarrid Plows of Whale Bay. Audio, Gallery
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Arsenal lose home record
Arsenal's 12-match home winning streak in the Premier League came to a shuddering halt as Jesse Lingard scored twice in an exhilarating 3-1 victory for second-placed Manchester United.
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Recycled cycle wins award
Wishbone Studio Design won in the new 'Going Circular' category at last night's NZI Sustainable Business Network Awards with a children's bike entirely made of recycled carpet. Audio
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Great album: Billy Bragg, Talking with the Taxman About Poetry
Talking with the Taxman About Poetry is the third album by British singer songwriter, Billy Bragg. Audio
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California country singer, Sam Outlaw in session
Sam Outlaw is a former advertising executive turned country music star. He's in New Zealand for the first time and will perform tonight at Spark Arena in Auckland. He performs our first song live in… Audio
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Bookmarks with Michele Leggott, one of NZ's great poets
Michele Leggott is our guest for Bookmarks today. She is one of New Zealand's leading poets and is only the second of her craft after Bill Manhire to be named as a Fellow of the Royal Society. Audio
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The impromptu crossings to Hauraki School
A North Shore mum is doing everything she can to help her kids and others walk to school safely, including breaking the law. Audio
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Is Christmas Wrapping Paper bad for the environment?
Shiny Christmas paper is not recyclable, so Jesse asked for tips from listeners for clever ways to wrap Christmas presents using other things. Audio
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NZ Live - Laura Lee Lovely
Singer-songwriter Laura Lee Lovely treats us to 40 minutes of electronica. Audio
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Do fairy tales still have something to say in 2017?
Fairy tales which perpetuate stereotypes still have lessons to teach modern children, as long as they are put in their proper historical context, says an Auckland University academic. Audio