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Dream to dare: Inside the NZ School of Dance
Dream to dare: Inside the NZ School of Dance
We meet the school’s aspiring dancers on the eve of its 50th graduation season.
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Stephen Fry: comic god on why Greek myths are the best
Stephen Fry fell in love with Greek mythology as a young boy. Now the acclaimed British actor, comedian and writer has written a book about them: Mythos - The Greek Myths Retold. Audio
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John ELMSLY: Partita for solo flute
Ingrid Culliford (flute). Recorded by RNZ Concert, 10 August 1995. Audio
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John ELMSLY: Intoit
New Zealand Symphony Orchestra conducted by Hamish McKeich. Recorded by RNZ Concert, 27 November 2013. Audio
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Should NZ offer some academic roles only to women?
If 91 percent of Australian maths professers are men, and 28 percent of maths students are women, how many men should be allowed to apply for a vacancy as a mathematics lecturer at the University of… Audio
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An Aussie university is just hiring women for jobs in its Maths department
An Aussie university is just hiring women for jobs in its Maths department
Should NZ universities do the same?
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Political football: Labour and National tied at 2-all
Political football: Labour and National tied at 2-all
Opinion - MMP doesn't remove the combative element of parliamentary politics, but yesterday's debacle was puerile, writes Finlay Macdonald.
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Tiling the Plane
Audio 7 Nov 2017In May of this year, the French mathematician Michaël Rao announced that he had catalogued all families of convex pentagonal tiles that can be used to tile the plane. This resolves a problem that is… Audio
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Fourth world title in Hamilton's sights
Fourth world title in Hamilton's sights
Lewis Hamilton says he wants to secure his fourth Formula One title by winning the Mexican Grand Prix, rather than finishing fifth.
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All Blacks poised to crack 2000 tries
All Blacks poised to crack 2000 tries
There's been a distinct lack of buzz around the All Black test tonight, but here's a reason to keep an eye on it - especially if you're a stats geek. Video
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Team NZ designer: How we won the Cup
From the finely tuned dagger boards to the complex foiling systems Team New Zealand's design boss Dan Bernasconi reveals how they won the America's Cup and how the future is monohull. Audio
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Peter Wadhams: Preparing for an Arctic without ice
The ice cover at the top of the world is thinning and disappearing at an alarming rate. It's something that can even be seen from space. Peter Wadhams, Emeritus Professor of Ocean Physics at the Dept… Audio
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Drawing lines between mathematics and art
Artists find inspiration everywhere. For Kiwi-born, Australia-based artist Peter James Smith another passion – mathematics, influences his art. Peter is in New Zealand for Artweek Auckland next week… Audio
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The Mixtape: Andrew Dubber
Andrew Dubber is a music technologist, author, broadcaster, and academic. Along with his partner Michela Magas he runs Music Tech Fest, and lives in Sweden with two big fluffy dogs. Back in NZ to… Audio
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Tackling red needle cast
Red needle cast is a relatively new disease hitting pine plantations in New Zealand and retarding tree growth. Plant pathologist Dr. Nari Williams has been looking at ways to manage it. Audio
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Tackling red needle cast
Tackling red needle cast
Red needle cast is a relatively new disease hitting pine plantations in New Zealand and retarding tree growth. Plant pathologist Dr. Nari Williams has been looking at ways to manage it.
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Teacher shortage reaching crisis point - Principals Council
Teacher shortage reaching crisis point - Principals Council
One in five secondary schools has axed a subject because of a lack of staff, and half have teachers working outside their areas of expertise, a survey shows.
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Nights' Pundit - Dillon Mayhew
Dillon joins Brian Crump to talk about Maryam Mirzakhani who was the first woman and the first Iranian to win the Fields medal - considered to be the preeminent prize in mathematics - "for her… Audio
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Pacific embracing more sophisticated weather analysis tools
Pacific embracing more sophisticated weather analysis tools
Samoa is adopting a new weather and climate prediction model, saying climate change is making historical data irrelevant.
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Samoa embracing more sophisticated weather analysis tools
Samoa embracing more sophisticated weather analysis tools
Climate change has been blamed for making historical weather data undependable and prompted Samoa to look for a new weather and climate prediction model.
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National standards pass rates plateau as distress rises
National standards pass rates plateau as distress rises
The number of children passing the national standards in reading, writing and maths has dropped slightly, new figures show.
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Sport: PNG's AFL title defence on tenterhooks
Sport: PNG's AFL title defence on tenterhooks
Papua New Guinea need other results to go their way if they're to defend the AFL International Cup title.
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At least 11 killed in Kenya during post-election riots
At least 11 killed in Kenya during post-election riots
Kenyan police have killed at least 11 people in a crackdown on protests over the re-election of Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta.
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Nights' Overseas - Japan
Palmerston North raised journalist Motoko Kakubayashi now resides in Tokyo and works for University of Tokyo's Kavli Institute for the Physics and Mathematics of the Universe, pop. 126,434,964 (est… Audio
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Cowards, liars and great apes - Parliament's zingers
Sometimes a good quip is too tempting for MPs to resist but who decides when they've gone too far? Jamie Tahana takes a look at Parliament's 'sickest burns'. Video, Audio