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Nashville Babylon: 4 February 2023
On this week's show Mark has classic country courtesy of Dolly Parton, Tammy Wynette and George Jones, blues from Ruth Brown, a new track from Daddy Long Legs plus an anniversary tune from John… Audio
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The Panel with Sally Wenley and Raybon Kan (part 2)
Audio 3 Feb 2023Today on the Panel, Wallace and panellists Sally Wenley and Raybon Kan discuss the lava caves that sit beneath Tamaki Makaurau. Plus, they discuss the upcoming school census, and whether Rugby Union… Audio
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The Wasley Man Cave
Audio 1 Feb 2023Manland, male retreat, sanctuary, happy place, shrine - all different ways describing the holy grail of spaces coveted by man... the man cave. Greg Wasley is a bit of an expert when it comes to man… Audio
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Pakistan mosque blast: Police targeted in attack that kills 59
At least 59 people have been killed by a bomb that apparently targeted policemen praying in a mosque in Peshawar, in Pakistan.
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St Mary's Bay residents blame blocked drains, poorly designed stormwater for huge slips
St Mary's Bay residents are blaming the council for massive slips that left some homes hanging precariously over the northern motorway approach to the Auckland Harbour Bridge.
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Wild weather chaos: What you need to know today
Parts of the North Island are experiencing landslips, road closures and flooding in homes and businesses, and more heavy rain is on the way. Here is what you need to know as the severe weather… Audio
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Fire and Emergency update after flooding in Auckland, Waikato
It's been a stormy night in the north of the country with thunderstorms peppered parts of Auckland, the Coromandel and Northland.
Coromandel soaked up the most rainfall - about 80 millimetres - while… Audio
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Roads in many regions 'impassable' and damaged
Many roads are damaged and impassable across Auckland, Waikato and Bay of Plenty, while the Coromandel Peninsula has been cut off. We bring you details about the roads.
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'Ground can't take much more': East Coast braces for new deluge
Uawa Civil Defence is expecting Tolaga Bay communities to be cut off again and roads to continue crumbling as another onslaught of wet weather hits this afternoon.
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Lake caused by huge landslide 'safe' as new front heads to Tairāwhiti
A new lake formed by a landslide in the Waiorongomai Valley is being closely watched ahead of expected heavy rain, which is seeing Tairāwhiti's state of emergency extended. Audio
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Londoner solves 20,000-year Ice Age drawings mystery
A London furniture conservator has been credited with a crucial discovery that has helped understand why Ice Age hunter-gatherers drew cave paintings.
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Sotheby's auction of Aotearoa artefacts raises questions
The items include moa leg bones, a golden huia beak brooch, a kiwi skeleton, a taxidermied bird, and two Māori clubs.
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Music 101's great albums of 2022
Audio 1 Jan 2023On Music 101 we celebrated the best albums of 2022.
Instead of doing a countdown, we have collated the best albums from the music you loved hearing this year, and some of our friends.
Here is the…
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Critter of the Week: Harvestman Arachnid
This week's critter is the glow-worm hunter harvestman, Forsteropsalis photophaga. These gangly, crab-clawed arachnids live in the Waitomo Caves and subsist exclusively on a diet of glow-worms. Male… Audio
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Williamson steps down from Test captaincy
Kane Williamson drops Test captaincy to focus on white-ball future.
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Ancient cooking more complex than we thought
A team of scientists examining 70,000 year old food remains has found that ancient humans were seasoning and preparing their food in more complicated ways than previously thought. Dr Ceren Kubukcu is… Audio
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NZ's natural beauty: geologically speaking
Geologist Bruce Hayward's latest book Mountains, Volcanoes, Coasts and Caves: Origins of Aotearoa New Zealand's Natural Wonders takes the reader around the motu. It tells of the history and geology of… Audio
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Amplified | Episode 1 | Kōtiro
Jess sits down with Māori-Jewish talent Ana Chaya Scotney to discuss her thrilling debut album, dawn ocean swimming, and how she creates her singular “high lonesome sound." Video
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The Mixtape: Six60's Matiu Walters
On the Mixtape at 4pm MATIU WALTERS of Six60 is my guest picking his favourite tunes. Video, Audio
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Season 2 Ep 9: Whaling & Sealing
Marine mammals were a source of food and clothing for Māori and Moriori, and valuable oil for Europeans. Hunting them brought cultures together, made fortunes and cost lives but today it's saving them… Video, Audio
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Cruise ship with Covid-19 cases failed to follow current isolation guidelines
The cruise ship visiting Wellington yesterday, and Napier the day before, has not been following current Covid isolation guidelines.
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Theft of 23 million-year-old fossil under investigation
Authorities are investigating the removal of a locally treasured whale fossil from the mouth of the Little Wanganui River, near Karamea.
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Season 2 Ep 7: Moriori
Audio 25 Oct 2022Moriori are the original people of Rēkohu (aka Chatham Island or Wharekauri) & they have a tragic and inspiring story. Unfortunately, that story's often been twisted into, well, utter rubbish. Video, Audio
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On the sidelines of big news in China
This week's five-yearly meeting of the Chinese Communist Party signposted China's economic and foreign policy for the foreseeable future under President Xi Jinping. That's a big deal for trading… Video, Audio
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On the sidelines of big news in China
This week's five-yearly meeting of the Chinese Communist Party signposted China's economic and foreign policy for the foreseeable future under President Xi Jinping. That's a big deal for trading…
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