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Is overuse of the words 'anxiety' and 'depression' setting us back?
Audio 8 Aug 2023Free, open conversation about mental health seems like a good thing, but are there downsides to the overuse of terms like 'anxiety' and 'depression'? A new study by the University of Melbourne… Audio
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Netball World Cup highlights the state of the game
Netball World Cup highlights the state of the game
When the president of World Netball described the sport as being rich in people resource and poor in financial resource at a press conference in Cape Town, truer words had never been spoken.
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The woes of wool
Wool was once the backbone of our agriculture industry, but now farmers are struggling to make a buck from it. What happened? Audio
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The woes of wool
The woes of wool
Wool was once the backbone of our agriculture industry, but now farmers are struggling to make a buck from it. What happened?
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Quitting new NZ-wide transport ticketing system not off the table - Auckland councillor
Quitting new NZ-wide transport ticketing system not off the table - Auckland councillor
Auckland's uncertainty over tunnels and roads, and how to pay for them, now extend to public transport ticketing.
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The Panel with Andrew Clay and Jenni Giblin (Part 1)
Today on The Panel, Wallace Chapman and panellists Andrew Clay and Jenni Giblin discuss the Green Party's proposal to provide free dental care by introducing a wealth tax and the Government's… Audio
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Australian mushroom deaths under investigation as town mourns 'pillars' of community
Australian mushroom deaths under investigation
Australian police are investigating the suspected mushroom poisoning of three people in the state of Victoria, who are being mourned as "pillars" of their community.
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When technology takes over from nature
Ted Anton is a Professor of English, his new book tells the stories of people on the frontier of discovery and the policy makers trying to keep up with them. It's called Programmable Planet: The… Audio
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Al Brown: 'My whole thing is informality'
Renowned chef Al Brown has just released Eat Up New Zealand: The Bach Edition, a collection of nostalgic recipes that celebrate seasonal ingredients, kaimoana, and the occasional sweet treat. Audio
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Legal aid shortfalls leave people forced to represent themselves in court
Legal aid shortfalls leave people forced to represent themselves in court
New Zealand Law Society's president says people being turned away from legal aid due to a lack of supply wasn't good enough: "Our system starts collapsing at that point."
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Mixed reaction to government's multi-billion Auckland harbour tunnels plan
Harbour crossing plan's cost, traffic benefits questioned
A local board chair is questioning the cost of Labour's harbour crossing plan, while the mayor says both Labour and National's policies are about about politics, not transport. Audio
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Putting right what went wrong with RNZ's online news
A review of RNZ's online news has called for greater oversight and enforcement of standards after a crisis sparked by a single staffer making 'inappropriate' edits to international news online… Audio
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Putting right what went wrong with RNZ's online news
Putting right what went wrong with RNZ's online news
A review of RNZ's online news has called for greater oversight and enforcement of standards after a crisis sparked by a single staffer making 'inappropriate' edits to international news online…
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Introducing T.G Shand
This week on Introducing its a glittery shoegaze project of Ōtautahi musician Annemarie Duff who performs as T.G Shand. Video, Audio
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Significant Natural Areas rules too broad, research centre says
Significant Natural Areas rules too broad, research centre says
Bioprotection Aotearoa is concerned rules around areas of significant biodiversity are too broad and need more focus.
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The Sampler: Language of Flowers by Sofia Machray
The debut EP from this Te Whanganui-a-Tara songwriter is affable with a sinister edge. Video, Audio
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The Sampler: Language of Flowers by Sofia Machray
The Sampler: Language of Flowers by Sofia Machray
The debut EP from this Te Whanganui-a-Tara songwriter is affable with a sinister edge.
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Silver Ferns ride luck into semi they prepared for months ago
Silver Ferns ride luck into semi they prepared for months ago
Silver Ferns coach Dame Noeline Taurua says despite two disappointing final pool games, the semi-finals of the Netball World Cup have worked out in their favour.
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RNZ facing overhaul after editorial standards audit
RNZ facing overhaul after editorial standards audit
The independent panel investigating inappropriate editing of online RNZ stories has found one digital journalist was responsible, but problems with newsroom structure, editorial systems and culture…
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Air NZ looks for airports to trial lower emission planes
Air NZ looks for airports to trial lower emission planes
Air New Zealand is looking for two local airports to be part of its move to a new generation of no- or low-emissions aircraft.
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Review of RNZ's ‘inappropriate editing’ calls for change
An independent review of editorial processes at RNZ has called for greater oversight and enforcement of standards after a single staffer made 'inappropriate' edits to international news stories…
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Review of RNZ's ‘inappropriate editing’ calls for change
Review of RNZ's ‘inappropriate editing’ calls for change
An independent review of editorial processes at RNZ has called for greater oversight and enforcement of standards after a single staffer made 'inappropriate' edits to international news stories…
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New Zealand falls short of WHO best anti-smoking measures
New Zealand falls short of WHO best anti-smoking measures
A new WHO report shows there are now four countries who have met all of its anti-smoking best practice measures. Not New Zealand though - we fall short because of the promotion of vaping.
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Netball: Mutual respect as iconic coaches go head to head
Netball: Mutual respect as iconic coaches go head to head
International netball has never been blessed with an abundance of characters who can hold court and candidly answer journalists' questions, but two of the best are about to go head to head.
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Poverty-stricken households penalised with extra fees after their power is cut off
In debt, and in the dark
A Wellington mum couldn't afford to pay her power. She was cut off, then the company added an extra fee to her bill.