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Black Lives Matter
Jazz's inherent message of social justice often gets drowned out by its appeal as entertainment. This hour we check out songs of protest by Nina Simone and Terri Lyne Carrington, John Coltrane's… Audio
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The Sampler: Blake Mills, Ruby Solly, Nicole Atkins
Nick Bollinger discusses a solo set from in-demand producer Blake Mills; an instrumental evocation of the capital city from cellist and taonga puoro player Ruby Solly; and a homage to AM radio from… Audio
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The Sampler: Blake Mills, Ruby Solly, Nicole Atkins
Nick Bollinger discusses a solo set from in-demand producer Blake Mills; an instrumental evocation of the capital city from cellist and taonga puoro player Ruby Solly; and a homage to AM radio from…
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NZ Music Awards 2020: Jazz winners announced
Congratulations to Dixon Nacey and Jake Baxendale who won Best Jazz Artist and Best Jazz Composition respectively.
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2020 NZ Music Awards - Jazz Edition
Listen to all the finalists and winners of this year's APRA Jazz Composition of the Year, and Best Jazz Artist, at the NZ Music Awards. Audio
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Covid-19: A 'very good idea' to wear masks on flights - expert
Public health expert Nick Wilson is calling on the government to introduce masks on flights - and says its current advice is outdated.
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Auckland Airport boss urges govt for trans-Tasman blueprint
Auckland Airport chief executive Adrian Littlewood wants a blueprint for a Trans-Tasman travel bubble on Cabinet's agenda when it meets on Monday. The company has cut over 100 jobs and could be forced… Video, Audio
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Wool face masks proving a hit
Audio 5 Jun 2020New Zealand wool company Lanaco has turned their hand to making woolen face masks, which they say are a much more natural and easy-breathing solution than synthetic masks. Audio
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WATCH: Nick Cave and Warren Ellis perform ‘Push The Sky Away’ live at the Sydney Opera House
The Sydney Opera House just released this wonderful vid of Nick Cave and Warren Ellis (of the Bad Seeds) performing ‘Push The Sky Away’ with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra and Philharmonia Choirs. Video
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'Long time coming': business tenants relieved over rent policy
Tenants at one of Wellington's largest malls worried they could end up in court or bankrupt say a new government policy on arbitration has arrived just in time.
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Question Time for 3 June 2020
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Dr DUNCAN WEBB to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports has he seen on the New Zealand economy in the context of the global COVID-19 pandemic?
TODD MULLER to the Prime Minister: Why isn’t…
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Gallery pulls artwork after complaints of cultural appropriation
A Christchurch art gallery has apologised and pulled down controversial art after complaints the works appropriated Māori culture. Audio
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Gisborne Mayor's regret over not consulting iwi: 'We can do better'
Mayor Rehette Stoltz says she regrets voting in favour of installing two new replicas of Captain Cook's ship without consulting local iwi, and will now allow them to have their say.
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Gisborne District Council changes tack on Endeavour models consultation
Iwi and the wider public will now be allowed to have their say on the Gisborne District Council's plan to install two new small-scale models of Captain Cook's ship, Endeavour, in the city.
The… Audio
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Vessels barred from repairs in New Zealand costing jobs, Aimex warns
Banning overseas vessels from entering Nelson's port is costing jobs and millions of dollars in work, the head of a marine engineering firm says.
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Question Time for 2 June 2020
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TODD MULLER to the Prime Minister: Will she accept my offer to work with the Government to implement National’s JobStart policy as soon as possible?
MARAMA DAVIDSON to the Minister for the…
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Are our systems ready for alert level 1 ?
Epidemiologist at the University of Otago Nick Wilson, says the digital technology is still not good enough to move down from alert level 2 to alert level 1. Audio
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The Sampler: Moses Sumney - Grae
On his second album, the Ghanian-American singer takes his deconstructed soul music a step further, at times going to some unsettling sonic places, yet it all revolves around his extraordinary voice… Audio
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Clashes spread across US as protesters demand justice
Protesters have clashed with police in cities across the US over the killing of an unarmed African-American man at the hands of officers in Minneapolis.
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Sherlock Hanlon duo
Nick checks out a new album from guitarist James Sherlock and bassist Ben Hanlon. Audio
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The Jac; Ashton Sellars; Leonardo Coghini
Nick checks out a new album from the Wellington octet The Jac, as well as new releases by London-based Kiwi guitarist Ashton Sellars and Wellington pianist Leonardo Coghini. Audio
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The Sampler: Moses Sumney, Ryan Fisherman, X
Nick Bollinger discusses an exploration of identity from honey-voiced singer Moses Sumney; a melancholy and atmospheric set from Lyttelton all-rounder Ryan Fisherman; and the first album in three… Audio
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The Sampler: Moses Sumney, Ryan Fisherman, X
Nick Bollinger discusses an exploration of identity from honey-voiced singer Moses Sumney; a melancholy and atmospheric set from Lyttelton all-rounder Ryan Fisherman; and the first album in three…
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Neil Finn on his charity single in support of Auckland City Mission
Neil Finn has just released a brand new track - with the help of his Fleetwood Mac bandmates - to support the Auckland City Mission. He spoke to Charlotte Ryan. Video, Audio
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Thousands hit road for first long weekend since lockdown ended
Buses are back, campervans are going cheap and thousands of Kiwis are hitting the road for the long weekend.
It's the first public holiday we've had since lockdown restrictions eased and plenty of… Video, Audio
