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GDC to investigate where Tologa Bay logging debris came from
The Gisborne District Council says it is investigating how so much logging debris was washed downstream after flash flooding hit the Tolaga Bay area yesterday morning. Video, Audio
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Can Kanye West still shock us?
Kanye West says he admires Trump and that slavery ‘sounds like a choice’. Does his new album shed any light on his controversial stances? Nick Bollinger has a listen to Ye.
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Reb Fountain: more hopeful now
Singer songwriter Reb Fountain has been celebrating a double win at the NZ Country Music Awards announced this week for her 'Hopeful / Hopeless' song and EP . Hopeful / Hopeless was recorded live at… Video, Audio
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Rodger Fox Big Band, Shirley Horn
Audio 2 Jun 2018Nick gets the show swinging with tracks from Shirley Horn, Kenny Burrell, and Dr Lonnie Smith, and checks out the Rodger Fox Big Band’s new album “Hip Walk”. Audio
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Jazz Pianists: Allen, Nock, DeFrancesco
Audio 2 Jun 2018Nick carries on in a swinging frame of mind, with Oscar Peterson, Geri Allen, and Joey DeFrancesco- plus more from the Rodger Fox Big Band’s new album. Audio
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England end first day on top against Pakistan
England ended the first day of the second test against Pakistan at Headingley in a strong position, bowling out the tourists for 174 before reaching 106 for two by the close.
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Meth myth: How the eviction hysteria unfolded
Analysis - The debate over the danger of methamphetamine contamination was settled once and for all this week - when the country's top scientist revealed it was nothing more than hysteria.
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The Panel with Peter McKenzie and Verity Johnson (Part 2)
Audio 1 Jun 2018On International Children's Day we look at some of the issues facing children around the world, including research that has found more than half of all children worldwide are affected by conflict… Audio
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Two years on, another building standards review
A new review of building product quality controls has been launched two years after a previous one went nowhere. Video
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Ancient Māori village unearthed in Gisborne
A Māori village dating back to the 14th century has been unearthed in an archaelogical dig at a Gisborne port.
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M bovis: How did we get here?
Analysis - Everyone's been playing catch-up since the Mycoplasma bovis outbreak - and everyone's blamed each other.
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We Light Fire by Julia Deans
Nick Bollinger lends an ear to the first solo set in seven years from former Fur Patrol frontwoman Julia Deans. Audio
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When The Day Is Done: the orchestrations of Robert Kirby
Nick Bollinger discusses a set memorialising the work of arranger Robert Kirby. Audio
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Tell Me How You Really Feel by Courtney Barnett
Three years on from a spectacular debut album, how does Courtney Barnett really feel? Nick Bollinger listens to her latest and offers his conclusions. Audio
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The Sampler - 29 May 2018
Nick Bollinger reviews the first solo work in seven years from former Fur Patrol frontwoman Julia Deans; a set of songs from Courtney Barnett that tell us how she really feels; and a memorial to one… Audio
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We Light Fire by Julia Deans
Nick Bollinger lends an ear to the first solo set in seven years from former Fur Patrol frontwoman Julia Deans.
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When The Day Is Done: the orchestrations of Robert Kirby
Nick Bollinger discusses a set memorialising the work of arranger Robert Kirby.
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Tell Me How You Really Feel by Courtney Barnett
Three years on from a spectacular debut album, how does Courtney Barnett really feel? Nick Bollinger listens to her latest and offers his conclusions.
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The Sampler - 29 May 2018
Nick Bollinger reviews the first solo work in seven years from former Fur Patrol frontwoman Julia Deans; a set of songs from Courtney Barnett that tell us how she really feels; and a memorial to one…
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Govt announces review into health care inequities
District health boards could be in for a major shake-up as the government looks to cut back on bureaucracy and improve access to health care services.
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NZ running legend Dick Quax dies
The New Zealand running legend Dick Quax has died, losing a long battle with cancer.
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Big names make early exits in France
Former champion Stan Wawrinka and two-time grand slam winner Victoria Azarenka have both been beaten in the first round of the French Open in Paris.
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Music: a transcendent form of communication
Music is a transcendent form of communication . It crosses divides between cultures, countries and identities. That’s the background to composer and jazz musician Lucien Johnson’s newly completed PhD… Video, Audio
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Upbeat for Monday 28 May
NZ Tenor Thomas Atkins gains international artistic representation; we explore the international language of music with a focus on Ethio-jazz and music to warm you up on this chilly day.
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NZ Jazz: Richter City Rebels, Nathan Haines, Brian Smith
Audio 26 May 2018Nick continues the NZ theme for NZ Music Month, with tunes from Murray McNabb, Brian Smith, and the Efficient Five, and a new album from the Richter City Rebels. Audio
