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Displaying items 526 - 550 of 2024 in total

  • What is a 'dirty bomb'?

    News
    World conflict
    25 Oct 2022
    Military personnel of the radiation, chemical and biological protection division carry out sanitary treatment of the territory of the Metrovagonmash plant on April 15, 2020 in Saint Petersburg, Russia.

    Russia's defence minister has made claims that Ukraine could explode a 'dirty bomb'.

    What is a 'dirty bomb' and why does Russia claim Ukraine might use one?
  • Xi Jinping is just getting started, with big plans for China

    News
    World Comment & Analysis
    24 Oct 2022
    (221015) -- BEIJING, Oct. 15, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Xi Jinping presides over a preparatory meeting for the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, capital of China, Oct. 15, 2022. (Xinhua/Ju Peng) (Photo by JU PENG / XINHUA / Xinhua via AFP)

    Analysis - Xi Jinping's China is not Mao's China - and Xi's ambition far exceeds anything Mao ever dreamed of, the BBC's Rupert Wingfield-Hayes writes.

    Xi Jinping is just getting started, with big plans for China
  • Blue Smoke: Aotearoa Blues

    Audio
    music
    23 Oct 2022
    The Breakaways: New Plymouth, 1966 (Dave Orams, Bryan Beauchamp, Midge Marsden and Dave Hurley)

    New Zealand musicians embraced the blues boom of the 1960s, inspired mostly by British R&B groups emulating their heroes from the Southern United States and Chicago. In this episode of Blue Smoke… Audio

    This audio is not downloadable due to copyright restrictions.

  • Why a disease from 700 years ago affects your health today

    News
    World health
    23 Oct 2022
    3d illustration of plague bacteria (Yersinia pestis). These are Gram negative non-motile bacilli (rod-shaped bacteria). Y. pestis causes bubonic plague, thought to be the Black Death of Europe in the mid-14th century, and also the Great Plague of London in 1664-1665. The bacteria are spread to humans by bites from infected fleas carried on rats. Infection is rapid, causing swollen lymph nodes and leading to septicaemia, which is always fatal, and pulmonary infection, which can be fatal within a day. Prompt treatment with antibiotics can effect a cure. (Photo by ROGER HARRIS/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRA / RHR / Science Photo Library via AFP)

    The devastation of the Black Death left such an incredible genetic mark on humanity that it's still affecting our health nearly 700 years later.

    Black Death 700 years ago affects your health now
  • Auckland Airport lifts profit guidance as travel revival fuels recovery

    News
    Business travel
    20 Oct 2022
    Auckland Airport international terminal

    Auckland Airport has lifted its full-year profit guidance following a stronger than expected rebound in the aviation market.

    Auckland Airport lifts profit guidance as travel revival fuels recovery
  • Final election declaration sees two changes to preliminary result in Marlborough

    News
    Local Democracy Reporting Local Elections 2022
    14 Oct 2022
    Jonathan Rosene has been elected into the Blenheim ward.

    The final count for the election in Marlborough has seen two seats changed from the preliminary result released earlier in the week.

    Final election declaration sees two changes to preliminary result in Marlborough
  • NYC mayor declares state of emergency amid migrant busing crisis

    News
    World refugees and migrants
    8 Oct 2022
    SAN ANTONIO, TX - SEPTEMBER 19: Groups of migrants sit outside the Migrant Resource Center on September 19, 2022 in San Antonio, Texas. The City of San Antonio Migrant Resource Center is the place of origin of the two planeloads of mostly Venezuelan migrants who were sent via Florida to Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.   Jordan Vonderhaar/Getty Images/AFP (Photo by Jordan Vonderhaar / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP)

    New York's mayor has declared a state of emergency in response to thousands of migrants bused to the city from the southern border of the US in a political dispute over border security.

    NYC mayor declares state of emergency amid migrant busing crisis
  • MacDonald named coach as All Blacks XV fixtures locked in

    News
    Sport
    29 Sep 2022
    Blues coach Leon MacDonald.

    Blues head coach Leon MacDonald has been named to lead the All Blacks XV for matches in Ireland and England in November.

    MacDonald named coach as All Blacks XV fixtures locked in
  • LIV golfers plead for retention of golf rankings

    News
    Sport
    21 Sep 2022
    Former President Donald Trump watches as Sergio Garcia of Spain tees off during LIV Golf Invitational Series in New Jersey 2022.

    LIV Golf players have sent a letter to Official World Golf Ranking Chairman Peter Dawson urging him to award ranking points to competitors on the Saudi Arabia-backed series.

    LIV golfers plead for retention of golf rankings
  • Smith wins lucrative LIV Golf prize on second start

    News
    Sport
    19 Sep 2022
    Australian golfer Cameron Smith

    British Open champion Cameron Smith claimed his first LIV Golf victory in only his second start on the lucrative circuit with a three-shot triumph in Chicago.

    Smith wins lucrative LIV Golf prize on second start
  • Auckland part of SailGP's biggest season

    News
    Sport
    17 Sep 2022
    New Zealand SailGP Team, Spain SailGP Team, USA SailGP Team, Japan SailGP Team, France SailGP Team and Australia SailGP Team foiling across Plymouth Sound on race day 1 at Great Britain SailGP, Event 3, Season 2 in Plymouth, UK. 17 July 2021.

    Sail GP to stop in Auckland in expanded fourth season.

    Auckland part of SailGP's biggest season
  • US Republican governors forcefully ship migrants to Democrat cities

    News
    World immigration
    16 Sep 2022
    WASHINGTON, DC - SEPTEMBER 15: Migrants from Central and South America wait near the residence of US Vice President Kamala Harris after being dropped off on September 15, 2022 in Washington, DC. Texas Governor Greg Abbott dispatched buses carrying migrants from the southern border to Harris' home early Thursday morning.   Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images/AFP (Photo by Kevin Dietsch / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP)

    As political tension over the number of people arriving at the US-Mexico border grows, states such as Texas and Arizona have sent thousands of migrants to cities such as Chicago, New York and…

    Texas sends migrants to vice-president's Washington residence
  • Michael Jordan's 'Last Dance' jersey fetches record $NZ16.9m

    News
    World sport
    16 Sep 2022
    Michael Jordan’s game-worn 1998 NBA Finals ‘The Last Dance’ jersey, from game 1, is displayed during Sotheby’s ‘Invictus’ sales, in New York City on September 6, 2022. - The iconic red Chicago Bulls jersey, with Jordan's number 23 on the back, is only the second worn by the star during his six championships to be sold at auction. (Photo by ANGELA WEISS / AFP)

    A jersey worn by basketball legend Michael Jordan during the opening game of the 1998 NBA Finals has been sold for a record $US10.1 million ($NZ16.9m).

    Michael Jordan's 'Last Dance' jersey fetches record $NZ16.9m
  • Biden, unions, rail executives struggle for deal as shutdown looms

    News
    World
    15 Sep 2022
    A freight train travels through Houston.

    Biden administration officials have hosted labour contract talks to avert a potential rail shutdown that could disrupt cargo shipments and impede food and fuel supplies.

    Biden, unions, rail executives struggle for deal as shutdown looms
  • R Kelly convicted on multiple counts in sexual abuse trial

    News
    World
    15 Sep 2022
    R&B singer R. Kelly pictured outside court in Chicago in June 2019 (file image).

    The R&B singer R Kelly was found guilty on charges of luring underage girls to have sex with him but not guilty of obstructing a 2008 state case that ended with his acquittal.

    R Kelly found guilty on multiple counts in sexual abuse trial, local media reports
  • Music Alive: NZCT Chamber Music Contest 2022

    Audio
    music
    27 Aug 2022
    All the finalists at the NZCT Chamber Music Contest 2022 lined up on stage of Auckland Town Hall.

    Eight groups compete in the final of New Zealand's national chamber music competition for secondary school students. Audio

  • Film&TV: The Rehearsal, The Bear, N00b

    Audio
    media arts
    25 Aug 2022
    Movie posters

    Film and TV correspondent Tamar Munch looks at The Rehearsal (SoHo, Neon), an unusual show that's been getting rave reviews. The Bear (Disney+), is about a young chef who comes from the world of fine… Audio

  • Why Andrew Tate was banned from Instagram and Facebook

    News
    World internet
    21 Aug 2022
    Andrew Tate

    Meta has banned controversial online influencer Andrew Tate from Facebook and Instagram for violating its policies.

    Andrew Tate banned from Instagram and Facebook under policies on 'dangerous organisations and individuals'
  • What a Difference A Dave Makes (2)

    Audio
    music
    20 Aug 2022
    Dave Brubeck, 1954

    This week Nick features some of the many Daves who have made an impact on jazz, including pianist Dave Kikoski, pianist Dave Brubeck, and drummer Dave King. Audio

  • NASCAR to feature again at Le Mans

    News
    Sport
    20 Aug 2022
    24 Hours of Le Mans race, 2021.

    Lovers of rumbling V8 engines and American stock cars will be in for a treat at next year's 24 Hours of Le Mans, when NASCAR is set to join the French endurance race.

    NASCAR to feature again at Le Mans
  • 'No one came': Inquest told daughter's death in ward preventable

    News
    New Zealand health
    18 Aug 2022
    Carey Hume (left) at the inquest of her daughter Erica Hume (in framed picture) who died in a suspected suicide when she was a Palmerston North Hospital mental health ward patient.

    The mother of a 21-year-old student who died in a suspected suicide at the Palmerston North Hospital mental health ward in 2014 says her daughter wanted to live.

    Mother tells inquest daughter's death preventable, urges hospital to take responsibility
  • Playing Favourites with musician Rutene Spooner

    Audio
    music
    13 Aug 2022
    Rutene Spooner

    Rising musical theatre star Rutene Spooner is getting ready to hit the road with his show Thoroughly Modern Maui, in which the tricky demigod gets a modern-day makeover. Spooner wrote and performs in… Video, Audio

    This audio is not downloadable due to copyright restrictions.

  • US actress Anne Heche dies: 'We have lost a bright light'

    News
    World arts
    13 Aug 2022
    Anne Heche attends the 74th Annual Directors Guild Of America Awards at The Beverly Hilton on March 12, 2022 in Beverly Hills, California.

    US actress Anne Heche is legally dead but will remain on life support to allow for a possible organ donation, her representative has said.

    Anne Heche: US actress dies after car crash a week ago
  • The fish that evolved to walk but stayed in the water

    Audio 13 Aug 2022
    Qikiqtania wakei (middle) was more suited to swimming than its larger cousin Tiktaalik (top)

    A newly unveiled fossil fish called Qikiqtania wakei is thought to have shunned the forward march of evolution, eschewing the ability to walk and deciding to stay in the water. Audio

  • MUCZYNSKI: Fantasy Trio for Clarinet Cello and Pian

    Audio
    music
    6 Aug 2022
    Trio Chicago performing on stage at Auckland Town Hall

    Trio Chicago of Auckland  performs at the final of the NZCT Chamber Music Contest 2022, Auckland Town Hall, 6 August 2022. Audio

    This audio is not downloadable due to copyright restrictions.

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