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Keeping it local - local bills passed by Parliament
Four types of bills can be passed by Parliament and this week some of the less common type had their third and final reading. Audio
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Christmas appeal for children's beds in Northland
For many Northland children having a bed to jump into at night is something they can only dream about.
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Public service bosses get extra week annual leave
State Services Commissioner Peter Hughes has given public service chief executives an extra week's annual leave to make up for the financial hit they have taken as a result of losing their performance…
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The Sampler: C'est la Vie by Phosphorescent
Nick Bollinger asseses the impact of new love, parenthood and a move to Nashville on the music of Phosphorescent's Matthew Houck. Audio
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The Sampler: The Silver Globe by Jane Weaver
Nick Bollinger lends an ear to the science-fiction, folk and electronica of Jane Weaver. Audio
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The Sampler: Mith by Lonnie Holley
Nick Bollinger explores the space-fixated sounds of Alabama outsider artist Lonnie Holley. Audio
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The Sampler: 11 December 2018
This week in The Sampler Nick Bollinger explores the music of sci-fi folkie Jane Weaver, the cosmic obsessions of Alabama outsider artist Lonnie Holley, and asseses the impact of new love, parenthood… Audio
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The Sampler: C'est la Vie by Phosphorescent
Nick Bollinger asseses the impact of new love, parenthood and a move to Nashville on the music of Phosphorescent's Matthew Houck.
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The Sampler: The Silver Globe by Jane Weaver
Nick Bollinger lends an ear to the science-fiction, folk and electronica of Jane Weaver.
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The Sampler: Mith by Lonnie Holley
Nick Bollinger explores the space-fixated sounds of Alabama outsider artist Lonnie Holley.
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The Sampler: 11 December 2018
This week in The Sampler Nick Bollinger explores the music of sci-fi folkie Jane Weaver, the cosmic obsessions of Alabama outsider artist Lonnie Holley, and asseses the impact of new love, parenthood…
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See it, feel it, play it - simple!
Grammy Award-winning bass Jonathan Lemalu was introduced as the patron or Virtuoso Strings at a vibrant concert in Wellington’s Opera House. He believes the young string players of this orchestra are… Video
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Pet dogs trained to sniff out invasive fish species
Household dogs are being trained to detect koi carp and catfish before they cause major problems in waterways. Video, Audio
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Dogs being trained to sniff out invasive fish species
Household pooches are being trained to sniff out invasive fish species. If successful the family pet could become a crucial tool in identifying new incursions of koi carp and catfish before pest… Audio
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Black Sticks out of World Cup
The New Zealand men's hockey team's World Cup campaign is over after a 2-0 defeat to England in the first knockout round.
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Christmas emergency parcels demand: 'Each year it gets bigger and bigger'
Hundreds of people lined up outside Eden Park today to claim Auckland City Mission's emergency parcels in time for Christmas. Video
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Antipodes tour Good Winter album
The trans-tasman jazz band Antipodes is currently making its way around the country in support of their new album. Audio
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Bond: My name's James, I'm an alcoholic
University of Otago researchers say James Bond was an alcoholic who needed treatment. The researchers analysed 007's drinking in 24 Bond movies between 1962 and 2015. It's been published in the… Audio
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Trump chief of staff John Kelly to leave White House job
President Donald Trump has told reporters that his chief of staff John Kelly will leave his job by the end of the year.
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Joe Williams turns 100
Audio 8 Dec 2018Nick celebrates 100 years since the birth of the late singer Joe Williams, plus music from transtasman band Antipodes, who are touring NZ this week. Audio
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RNZ Music's favourite local songs of 2018
The crew at RNZ Music choose their favourite local tracks songs of 2018. Video, Audio
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'Front Burner': serving up daily news
Audio 8 Dec 2018We play an extract from a Canadian contribution to the burgeoning daily news podcast scene. CBC's 'Front Burner' looks at Google's plans to turn an area of Toronto into a hi tech testing lab for our… Audio
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Blind woman develops technology to help visually impaired
For the past three decades Chieko Asakawa has worked to create technology to transform the lives of the visually impaired.
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Aus govt filibusters as refugees 'close to death'
The Australian government has adjourned the House of Representatives to avoid losing a vote that would have eased medical evacuations of sick refugees from offshore detention.
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About 30% of DPMC staffers experienced or witnessed bullying
A leaked email shows nearly a third of staff surveyed in the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet have either been bullied or seen their colleagues subjected to bad behaviour.
