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Hidden Figures: Winter Weather
Lillian Grace of Figure NZ shares some winter weather statistics with us, including our rainiest and sunniest cities. Audio
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Phil Gifford's tips for men's health
Journalist Phil Gifford says his latest book is his most important so far. Looking After Your Nuts & Bolts: Kiwi Men's Health Guide was released as Men's Health Month kicked off. Audio
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Music Feature: Shane Hales MNZM
A recipient in Monday's Queen's Birthday Honours List, Shane Hales reflects on his time at the very top of New Zealand entertainment. Audio
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Beer with Phil Cook
Phil Cook suggests beers that go with wild meat and talks about drinking beer seasonally. Audio
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Mawera Karetai: cooking with pests
How NZ distinguishes between pests and game animals is a mystery to wild foodie Mawera Karetai. She talks about the pleasures of peacock meat – yes, it's not unlike chicken – and shares a recipe for… Audio
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Film Review with Andrew Armitage
Audio 2 Jun 2017Owner of Wellington's Aro St video, Andrew Armitage, reviews Pork Pie and The Autopsy of Jane Doe both new releases to DVD. Audio
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Virtual Life Drawing
Auckland artist, Paris Kirby, is holding free life drawing classes, as part of Auckland Art Gallery's The Body Laid Bare programme. She's with us to talk us through how to draw the nude. Audio, Gallery
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The social downside of a loving family
When you read Hairy McClary from Donaldson's Dairy to your kids at bedtime, are you giving them an unfair advantage over other children? Audio
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Our native birds are in trouble
The Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment has released a hard hitting report into the state of our country's native birds. Audio
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Bookmarks with Paolo Rotondo
Paolo was born in Napoli, Italy and moved with his family to New Zealand at the age of eleven. He's an accomplished artist, film director, playwright and actor with a list of credits going back 20… Audio
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Are pop lyrics getting more repetitive?
Computer programmer Colin Morris recently confirmed that the answer is yes. Audio
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The rise of the unruly woman
Anne Helen Petersen analyses the double standard many high-profile women endure when they don't follow traditional stereotypes about femininity in her book Too Fat, Too Slutty, Too Loud: The Rise and… Audio
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America's Cup Penalty Blunder
Race officials say they were wrong in handing Sweden a penalty, that gifted Team New Zealand victory in their qualifying race in Bermuda this morning. Audio
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What makes a psychopath?
Psychopaths are usually portrayed as sadists or criminal masterminds, but you don't have to be a Hannibal Lecter type to have aspects of psychopathology, says criminal psychologist Devon Polaschek… Audio
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The Future of our Regions: Queenstown
We continue our series looking at the future of our regions and today it's Queenstown Lakes, an area predicted to grow even faster than Auckland in the next decade. Jesse talks to Queenstown lakes… Audio
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Television Critic: Linda Burgess
Linda is a short story writer, novelist and former television writer. She takes a look at the phenomenon that is the UK reality show 'Goggle Box', and revisits the 'Anne of Green Gables' redo 'Anne… Audio
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Great album: Whispering Jack by John Farnham
Whispering Jack is the second biggest selling album in Australia, (after Meatloaf's Bat Out of Hell) and the first to be released on CD in 1986. Farnham had been a teen idol during the 1960s but his… Audio
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First Kiwis summit world's seventh highest mountain
Dhaulagiri 816 is an especially remote and difficult mountain to climb. NZ mountaineer Lydia Bradey says it was one of the best summits she's ever done. Audio, Gallery
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Favourite album: Californication by Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Today's Great Album is the seventh studio release by the Red Hot Chili Peppers. It marked the return of guitarist John Frusciante to the band and his presence is credited with changing sound… Audio
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Hijacking NZ Music Month: the campaign to get marginalised voices heard
Equalise My Vocals aims to address issues brought to the surface by a story published last year by The Spinoff, outlining serious allegations of grooming and sexual predation in the local music… Video, Audio
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Short Story Club
Today we'll be talking about a new short story, Alexander, Two, by Sarah Quigley. Email us your thoughts on the story. Jesse@radionz.co.nz. The writer of the best email will receive a copy of Sarah… Audio
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The history of amateur history in NZ
It's time New Zealand's amateur historians got a shout-out, says Grant Morris of Victoria University. The personal stories researched and shared by these unsung heroes add precious colour and texture… Audio
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Dr Jess on food in schools
Dr Jess Berentson-Shaw discusses the pros and cons of food in schools as a Government policy. Audio
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Great album: The Muttonbirds, Salty
Today's Great Album is the second from seminal Kiwi band The Mutton Birds, released in 1993. Salty. Audio