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How NZ can make its primary industries sustainable
New Zealand's reliance on volume-based commodities - currently dairy and tourism - and their environmental impact is a problem tackled in a new research-based book that goes to the industry for… Video, Audio
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Kyrgios in trouble with tennis officials again
The Australian tennis player Nick Kyrgios has found himself in trouble with officialdom again after being involved in a prolonged argument with umpire during his first-round exit at the Shanghai…
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'Chopped the legs off with a Stanley knife'
A Feilding man fatally shot his friend after a dispute over money but concocted a plan to get away with murder, the Crown prosecutor has told the High Court in Palmerston North.
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Worker dies at Gisborne's Eastland Port
A woman has been killed by a falling log while working at Gisborne's port.
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Jimmy Blanton
Audio 6 Oct 2018Nick features the playing of Jimmy Blanton, 100 years since his birth. Plus more bass action from Esperanza Spalding, Linda Oh, and Ray Brown. Audio
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Jazz on tour
Audio 6 Oct 2018Nick features the music of two NZ bands currently touring the country: the Mark Lockett Trio, and The Jac. Plus Cannonball Adderley, Gwilym Simcock, and Natalie Cole. Audio
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On the farm: Our guide to rural NZ
What's happening on farms and orchards around Aotearoa New Zealand? Each week Country Life reporters talk to people in rural areas across the country to find out. Audio
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New Zealand dollar falls, petrol prices may rise
The New Zealand dollar has fallen to its lowest point in more than two years against several currencies.
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Jenny Morris welcomed into the NZ Music Hall of Fame by PM Jacinda Ardern
Kiwi music legend Jenny Morris has been welcomed into the New Zealand Music Hall of Fame at the 2018 APRA Silver Scroll Awards. Video, Audio
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Ria Hall wins the Maioha Award | APRA Silver Scroll 2018
Esteemed songwriter Ria Hall along with co-writers Tiki Taane and Te Ori Paki have won the APRA Maioha Award for thier song ‘Te Ahi Kai Pō’ at the Silver Scrolls in Auckland tonight. Video, Audio
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Your Money with Mary Holm: KiwiSaver worries
Mary answers listeners' worries about KiwiSaver. They include: how to learn the basics of the scheme; whether the government can be trusted not to take the money; whether fees are ripping off children… Audio
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Sports: PNG confirm new wingers for PM's match
PNG have named two new wingers in their starting line-up for Saturday's international against the Australian Prime Minister's XIII in Port Moresby.
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Jenny Morris to be inducted into NZ Music Hall of Fame
The Silver Scrolls are on tonight. Marlon Williams, Troy Kingi, Chelsea Jade, The Beths and Unknown Mortal Orchestra are vying for top honours as best pop songwriter of the year. The ceremony also… Audio
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Teachers on rejected pay offer: 'It's difficult to focus on my teaching'
The government needs to offer teachers more pay and less work if it wants to avert strikes in primary and secondary schools later this year, teachers say.
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Concern as hospital anaesthetic staff strike
Whangārei Hospital executives are insisting they have done everything possible to avoid strike action, which has cancelled 24 elective operations today. Audio
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Northland anaesthetic techs strike over pay, conditions
Whangarei Hospital's anaesthetic technicians walked off the job an hour ago, demanding better pay and conditions. The workers are members of the Apex union which is locked in a dispute with five… Audio
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Public hospital anaesthetic technicians go on strike
The first in what could be a series of strikes by public hospital anaesthetic technicians begins on Wednesday. The workers are needed for all hospital operations that require an anaesthetic. Fifteen… Audio
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Hunter by Anna Calvi
Anna Calvi stakes out some middle ground on both the gender and musical spectra. Nick Bollinger listens. Audio
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Safe in the Hands of Love by Yves Tumor
Nick Bollinger wonders whether Yves Tumor's apocalyptic dance music could be categorised as post-everything? Audio
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The Sampler: Piano and a Microphone by Prince
Nick Bollinger eavesdrops on Prince's private piano party. Audio
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The Sampler - 2 October 2018
Anna Calvi stakes out some middle ground on both the gender and musical spectra; Yves Tumor makes an apocalyptic dance music you might call post-everything, and a private Prince recording goes public… Audio
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The Sampler - 2 October 2018
Anna Calvi stakes out some middle ground on both the gender and musical spectra; Yves Tumor makes an apocalyptic dance music you might call post-everything, and a private Prince recording goes public…
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Hunter by Anna Calvi
Anna Calvi stakes out some middle ground on both the gender and musical spectra. Nick Bollinger listens.
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Safe in the Hands of Love by Yves Tumor
Nick Bollinger wonders whether Yves Tumor's apocalyptic dance music could be categorised as post-everything?
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The Sampler: Piano and a Microphone by Prince
Nick Bollinger eavesdrops on Prince's private piano party.
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