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Brian Dickinson, Ray Brown, Coltrane
Nick Tipping hosts a two-hour journey through the jazz spectrum playing favourites, standards and new releases along the way. This hour features music by Ray Brown and John Coltrane, and big band jazz… Audio
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Worlds of Music features american-record-producer joe-boyd-about-the-life & music-of Nick Drake
Music from the world, for the world, hosted by Trevor Reekie. Audio
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Lou'ana Live for Music101
Freespritied songstress Lou'ana has been carving her place in the Auckland music scene for the last six years. She's performed with a number of different acts including funk/soul band Hipstamatics and… Audio
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The Sampler - ACDC
If ever there was a band who could credibly bring a note to class excusing them from making another album it's ACDC. In the last few years, they've had a singer turn deaf, a guitarist locked up in New… Audio
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The Sampler - Elvis Costello
Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Elvis Costello has been making music since London's pub rock scene in the early 1970's. Over his long-lasting career, Costello has recorded 31 studio albums, a considerable… Audio
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The Dog and Ram Run
Country Life heads out with a vet to give farms dogs their annual once-over and gets up close and personal with rams to see if they're in good shape for mating. Audio
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The Dog and Ram Run
Country Life heads out with a vet to give farms dogs their annual once-over and gets up close and personal with rams to see if they're in good shape for mating.
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Gisborne elects youngest-ever councillor
Gisborne has voted in its youngest-ever councillor after a by-election for the city ward.
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Hamilton supermarket "poster boy" for supplier complaints
A Hamilton supermarket has been named and shamed by the Food and Grocery Council for poor treatment of suppliers. Council chief executive Katherine Rich outed the supermarket following calls for a… Video, Audio
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Pua o te Rēinga - return of the Flower of the Underworld
Iwi representatives & conservationists journey to Zealandia sanctuary to plant seeds of the mysterious parasitic flowering plant Dactylanthus or flower of the underworld. Audio
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Pua o te Rēinga - return of the Flower of the Underworld
Iwi representatives & conservationists journey to Zealandia sanctuary to plant seeds of the mysterious parasitic flowering plant Dactylanthus or flower of the underworld.
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Journalist involved in exposing aus special forces crimes
Audio 19 Nov 2020Australian special forces have been accused of up to 39 murders of prisoners and civilians in Afghanistan, and 19 current or former soldiers will face criminal investigation. Lisa Owen spoke to Nick… Audio
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Transmission Gully lane change called 'last minute band-aid'
Late plans to widen and extend the motorway where Transmission Gully merges with State Highway 1 have been labelled a band-aid solution.
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Shellfish sewage contamination warning for Hawke's Bay after floods
Hawke's Bay residents are being warned not to collect shellfish for the next three weeks because of possible contamination with sewage during last week's flood event.
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Olympic dream almost two decades in the making
Sam Dakin was just six when he first pencilled down his dream of becoming an Olympian.
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Erebus memorial a 'huge relief' for victims' families despite local opposition
The families of Mt Erebus crash victims will have a national memorial honouring their loved ones who died in the tragedy, but Auckland Council's decision received a mixed response.
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Fear flood dust and silt in central Napier damaging businesses
Contaminated silt still lies on Napier's main streets more than a week after a destructive flood, even though it's a health risk.
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Napier flooding: Fears flood dust, silt damaging businesses
More than a week after the Napier floods some central city businesses are still struggling with the clean-up, not helped by layers of contaminated silt drying on the streets.
The dust is likely to… Audio
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Importers demand answers over delays at ports
Importers are demanding answers as to why their goods are being held up at Ports of Auckland.
Some New Zealand retailers fear their shelves will be half empty as they approach the festive season.
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The Sampler - Glass Vaults, The Bobby Lees & Joni Mitchell
Nick Bollinger discusses the ambiguous sounds of Wellington trio Glass Vaults; Woodstock punk of The Bobby Lees; and takes a deep dive into the archives of Joni Mitchell. Audio
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The Sampler - Glass Vaults, The Bobby Lees & Joni Mitchell
Nick Bollinger discusses the ambiguous sounds of Wellington trio Glass Vaults; Woodstock punk of The Bobby Lees; and takes a deep dive into the archives of Joni Mitchell.
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Masks to be compulsory on some transport
Masks will be mandatory on all domestic flights in New Zealand, as well as public transport in Auckland, from Thursday. Audio
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Shelly Bay development opponents to take fight to High Court
Local people are seriously concerned about roading and congestion issues and environmental effects, a lawyer says.
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Masks may be mandatory on flights, Auckland public transport
A New Zealand public health expert says face masks must be mandatory on public transport right across New Zealand.
Cabinet ministers will soon meet to decide whether to make their use compulsory on… Audio
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'My insides are mush' - Man claims he became ill after working at 'contaminant hotspot'
A man who became ill after working for the Auckland Council in a contaminated area disputes the council's claim it did all it could to address his concerns.
