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Dame Gillian Whitehead: a true Icon
Dame Gillian Whitehead has been honoured with an Icon Award. The awards recognise New Zealand artists who contribute substantially to the country’s creative landscape. RNZ Concert presenter Nick… Audio
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Reaction to Reserve Bank OCR statement
Of course the half dozen bank economists and umpteen journalists who follow these statements closely were looking at the substance of the statement as well as the style of the new governor. Audio
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Upbeat for Thursday 10 May
Composer Dame Gillian Whitehead has been honoured with an Icon award; the world premiere of a new Kiwi comedy is happening in Wellington and we continue our series on the Cleveland Orchestra at 100.
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Reserve Bank keeps cash rate at 1.75%
The Reserve Bank has held its cash rate unchanged as expected amid subdued inflation and moderate economic growth.
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Guantanamo prisoner asks to give evidence on CIA boss
The self-proclaimed mastermind of the 9/11 attacks has asked for permission to give evidence to the US Senate on who should be the next director of the CIA. Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, who has been held… Audio
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Five Australian politicians resign in latest citizenship scandal
Five Australian MPs have announced their resignation from Parliament after the High Court ruled a Labor senator ineligible because she did not renounce her British citizenship in time.
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Cyclist gets eight year ban
Cyclist Karl Murray has been banned from the sport for eight years after testing positive for a banned substance for a second time.
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US withdrawal from Iran deal a 'step backwards' says PM
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the Iran deal is "disappointing".
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The Sampler - 8 May 2018
This week in The Sampler Nick Bollinger discusses a funky and forthright new album from Janelle Monae; the first new songs in more than a decade from Americana icon John Prine, and a live set from the… Audio
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Dirty Computer by Janelle Monae
Janelle Monae holds the Declaration of Independence to account in a funky and forthright new album. Nick Bollinger discusses. Audio
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Roxy: Tonight's The Night Live by Neil Young
Nick Bollinger reviews a vintage live performance of a dark Neil Young classic. Audio
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The Tree Of Forgiveness by John Prine
Nick Bollinger finds John Prine in good humour - even as he confronts his mortality - on his first album in a dozen years. Audio
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The Sampler - 8 May 2018
This week in The Sampler Nick Bollinger discusses a funky and forthright new album from Janelle Monae; the first new songs in more than a decade from Americana icon John Prine, and a live set from the…
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Dirty Computer by Janelle Monae
Janelle Monae holds the Declaration of Independence to account in a funky and forthright new album. Nick Bollinger discusses.
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Roxy: Tonight's The Night Live by Neil Young
Nick Bollinger reviews a vintage live performance of a dark Neil Young classic.
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The Tree Of Forgiveness by John Prine
Nick Bollinger finds John Prine in good humour - even as he confronts his mortality - on his first album in a dozen years.
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Question Time for 8 May 2018
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WILLOW-JEAN PRIME to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports has he seen on the strength of the Government’s finances?
Hon SIMON BRIDGES to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by all her…
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Haast joins 2018, gets cellphone reception
Haast township now has mobile coverage for the first time with the completion of a fully operational 3G mobile tower. John Campbell talks to Nick Kummar, who owns the Hard Antler Bar and Restaurant. Audio
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Winners of the NZ Children's Music Awards
The winners of the NZ Music Awards for children's music have been announced at a family-friendly ceremony in Auckland on Sunday. Video, Audio
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Wellington Jazz Festival Preview (1)
Audio 5 May 2018Nick checks out the headliners of the upcoming 2018 Wellington Jazz Festival, including Christian McBride, Gretchen Parlato, John Beasley's Monk'estra, and Chris "Daddy" Dave. Audio
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Wellington Jazz Festival Preview (2)
Audio 5 May 2018Nick checks out the headliners of the upcoming 2018 Wellington Jazz Festival, including Christian McBride, Gretchen Parlato, John Beasley's Monk'estra, and Chris "Daddy" Dave. Audio
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Parquet Courts talk DIY, Dangermouse and Opposite Sex
Andrew Savage of New York indie-rockers Parquet Courts speaks about recording their album with pop producer Danger Mouse, and his connections to New Zealand band Opposite Sex. Video, Audio
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What We Do In The Shadows to get 10-episode season
A full season of the US television version of NZ vampire film What We Do In The Shadows has been given the green light by a major US channel.
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Public against waka-jumping bill - Nick Smith
The National Party says it would be breathtakingly arrogant for the government to pass the waka-jumping legislation given the opposition to it in public submissions.
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TPP opponents keep fighting as MPs scrutinise deal
"We do have the institution to do that, whether it's the Productivity Commission, Privacy Commission, Human Rights Commission," Mr Hailes said.
