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Television Critic Melenie Parkes
Melenie talks about the new season of Sensing Murder which is back on our screens with an extended format after a seven year hiatus. Also up for discussion is the third and final season of Broadchurch… Audio
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March Madness and electric vehicle trial
March Madness is in full-swing in Auckland, with higher than normal congestion on main roads and motorways. Auckland Transport says it's using all possible resources to make the month of hell run more… Audio
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Celebrating life with The Coffin Club
A Rotorua group of rebellious and creative Kiwi seniors has started The Coffin Club. Audio, Gallery
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Bookmarks - Ginette McDonald
Wellington actor Ginette McDonald stumbled in to her profession at the age of 15 after meeting playwright Bruce Mason who was keen to promote more Kiwi localism on stage. She invented her alter ego… Audio
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Watching people watch TV
Who would have thought that a tv show about watching people watch TV would be such a hit? Video, Audio
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Central Otago housing crisis
Social agencies in Cromwelll, which is 50 kilometres from Queenstown, say the town is suffering a rental crisis, with some families being forced to live in caravans and garages. Audio
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Savouring the slow in an age of acceleration
In a world of fast internet, fast traffic and fast food, American author Thomas Friedman has some tips about finding solace in slower moments. Audio
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Ethics and the rise of the robot
Robots already vacuum our houses and are ubiquitous in manufacturing, but now developers are looking for new uses for their skills. Audio
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Masterpieces with Warren Maxwell
Musician, composer and teacher Warren Maxwell chooses his favourite New Zealand song, Purea Nei, by Hirini Melbourne. Audio
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The History of bushfires in NZ
We are currently experiencing a devastating forest fire in NZ, in the Port Hills of Christchurch. While NZ is used to natural disasters, we don't necessarily include forest fires on that list. Some of… Audio
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Is dairy worth the price we pay?
Imagine a New Zealand that didn't do dairy? If we want pristine water ways, then the dairy industry would have to be severely curtailed. Could NZ survive? Audio
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Building ships that ‘will never get wet’
Scientists are working on developing ships that never touch the water, based on a tropical fern that can be submerged for months and not get wet. Audio, Gallery
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And the Oscar goes to … WTF!?
With the Oscars on Monday, Dan Slevin reminds us that the Academy often gets it very, very wrong. Video, Audio
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Film review with Richard Swainson
Richard Swainson reviews 50 Shades Darker and Moonlight. Audio
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New Zealand Upgraded to Continent Status
A study by New Zealand scientists has led to the possibility that a region of the Pacific Ocean east of Australia which includes New Zealand and New Caledonia, may be considered a continent. Jesse… Audio
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Predicting male pattern baldness
A new study has identified genes, that could help predict if you will go bald. Audio
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Can extreme cold make us stronger?
Jumping in frozen lakes and rolling in the snow gives your workout regime an evolutionary boost, an investigative journalist says. Video, Audio, Gallery
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Radio Active melting down
Wellington’s stalwart alternative radio station, Radio Active, faces closure and could be off air by next month. Audio
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Crowds rally to the call of the whales.
Volunteers helping stranded whales at Farewell Spit faced a near hopeless task rescuing survivors of what's now mainland New Zealand's biggest stranding. RNZ's Tracey Neal was there. Audio
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Bittersweet victory after massive whale stranding
Bittersweet victory after massive whale stranding
It seemed a near-hopeless task, but crowds rallied to the calls of desperate, dying whales. Tracy Neal reflects on what has become mainland New Zealand's biggest stranding.
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Swarm thinking to solve knotty problems
A cognitive scientist is building a computer platform to crowdsource the answers to some of the world's toughest questions. Audio
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What is the best way to treat back pain?
An Australian study has found that anti-inflammatory drugs, such as Ibuprofen, have little impact on lower back and neck pain. But many patients are still advised to take the drugs, and suffer further… Audio
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Mary Chapin Carpenter: 'I believe in the human spirit'
"The soul survives its adventures" is one of five-time Grammy winner Mary Chapin Carpenter's favorite quotes. She talks to Jesse Mulligan about her 14th album, which celebrates middle age. Audio
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Five murder charges laid over deadly Melbourne crash
Five murder charges laid over deadly Melbourne crash
The man accused of killing five people and injuring dozens of pedestrians by driving into a crowd in central Melbourne has been charged with five counts of murder.
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Sight & Sound Top 50 - week one: La Jetée
In this new series, Dan Slevin looks at the best films ever made (according to Sight & Sound magazine). First up, La Jetée at number 50. Video