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'I've got nothing left' - homeowners who bought on EQC paperwork
Audio 29 Jun 2018Christchurch homeowners who bought their properties based on EQC paperwork saying they'd been scoped, assessed and repaired, but later discovered significant damage, explain why they're taking the… Video, Audio
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Meet the 88-year-old running his 84th marathon
Ray Urbahn is 88-years-old and staring down his 84th marathon. He's fitter, healthier, and more active than many people half his age, and credits it all to his running. Video, Audio
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Cash rate holds at record low 1.75%
The Reserve Bank has held its cash rate unchanged as expected amid subdued inflation and softening economic growth.
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Dirty Auckland beaches 'not acceptable in 2018'
Those monitoring Auckland's beaches have expressed surprise at just how dirty one of the city's flagship swimming spots is.
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The Sampler: Soil by Serpentwithfeet
Nick Bollinger has a listen to the moist and vibrant music of Josiah Wise, otherwise known as Serpentwithfeet. Audio
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The Sampler: Babelsberg by Gruff Rhys
Nick Bollinger reviews an orchestral and apocalyptic set from Welsh alt-pop artist Gruff Rhys. Audio
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The Sampler - 26 June 2018
Nick Bollinger reviews the debut album of singer Josiah Wise a.k.a Serpentwithfeet, an orchestral and apocalyptic set from Gruff Rhys and a curiosity from the cabinet of Paul McCartney. Audio
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The Sampler: Thrillington
Nick Bollinger considers a curiosity from the cabinet of Paul McCartney. Audio
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The Sampler: Soil by Serpentwithfeet
Nick Bollinger has a listen to the moist and vibrant music of Josiah Wise, otherwise known as Serpentwithfeet.
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The Sampler: Babelsberg by Gruff Rhys
Nick Bollinger reviews an orchestral and apocalyptic set from Welsh alt-pop artist Gruff Rhys.
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The Sampler - 26 June 2018
Nick Bollinger reviews the debut album of singer Josiah Wise a.k.a Serpentwithfeet, an orchestral and apocalyptic set from Gruff Rhys and a curiosity from the cabinet of Paul McCartney.
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The Sampler: Thrillington
Nick Bollinger considers a curiosity from the cabinet of Paul McCartney.
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Roads closed as NZ shivers in polar blast
The cold southerly blast has brought snow to the south and closed roads, and it's moving quickly towards the North Island.
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Andy Murray wins first match in a year
Andy Murray has claimed his first win since returning from a hip injury, trouncing fellow three-time Grand Slam champion Stan Wawrinka 6-1 6-3 in the first round of the Eastbourne championships.
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'Folding washing': Coded messages in Northland meth boat case
A boat that washed up on a beach in Northland with 500kg of methamphetamine onboard led police to two siblings who, it argues, used coded and encrypted messages to hide a lucrative meth dealing…
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Cooks mobile health clinic designed for disasters
A former New Zealand High Commissioner to the Cook Islands says a new mobile health clinic for Rarotonga has been designed for use in disasters.
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Cooks mobile health clinic designed for disasters
A former New Zealand High Commissioner to the Cook Islands says a new mobile health clinic for Rarotonga has been designed for use in disasters.
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New mobile health clinic for the Cook Islands
Rarotonga in the Cook Islands will have a new mobile health clinic servicing the island's thirteen thousand people, a first for the region. Audio
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Air Force Band, Melba Liston, & Pat Metheny
Audio 23 Jun 2018Nick checks out the new album "Suites and Moods" from the Royal New Zealand Air Force Band, plays a mini-set by Melba Liston, and includes tracks by Pat Metheny, Alice Coltrane, and the Mingus Big… Audio
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Bird, Oliver Nelson, & Mingus Big Band
Audio 23 Jun 2018Nick looks at the new album "Suites and Moods" from the Royal New Zealand Air Force Band, and plays music by Charlie Parker, Oliver Nelson, and Lionel Loueke. Audio
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Cinematic drone: Nomadic duo Hackedepicciotto discuss their sound
Formed in Berlin but traveling the world together and living as nomads since 2010, musical duo Hackedepicciotto (Alexander Hacke and Danielle de Picciotto) create immersive soundscapes using arcane… Video, Audio
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Antarctica's ice is melting
Research reveals new evidence about past, present and future impacts of climate change on Antarctica's ice. Audio
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Antarctica's ice is melting
Research reveals new evidence about past, present and future impacts of climate change on Antarctica's ice.
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Our Changing World for 21 June 2018
Antarctic experts discuss the latest research on how fast Antarctic ice is melting and why it matters, and sequencing the genomes of introduced common and German wasps. Audio
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Scientists working to predict Ruapehu's next big lahar
Scientists say a large lahar from Mount Ruapehu is inevitable, but could it again reach Desert Road, as it did around 450 years ago?
