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The search for the best noodle soup
Winter's the season for eating big bowls of soup – but there's a whole world beyond tomato. Sarah Robson heads to three Asian restaurants and finds out one noodle soup is not like another. Audio, Gallery
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The search for the best noodle soup
The search for the best noodle soup
Winter's the season for eating big bowls of soup – but there's a whole world beyond tomato. Sarah Robson heads to three Asian restaurants and finds out one noodle soup is not like another.
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Parenting an anxious teen
Now is not an easy time to be a teenager and those who have anxiety need help from their parents to manage it, parenting consultant Nathan Mikaere-Wallis says. Audio
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Brighter Future? Obesity tips the scales on smoking
Audio 5 Jul 2017Increasingly strict controls on tobacco since National was elected have hastened a decline in New Zealand's smoking rates, but a lack of similar action on obesity has seen it overtake smoking as the… Video
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Lions beat Māori All Blacks 32-10: Who rated the best
Lions beat Māori All Blacks 32-10: Who rated the best
The Lions have dominated their match against the Māori All Blacks in Rotorua, winning 32-10, but how did the individual players do? Matt Richens rates them all. Video
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Easy Apple Shortcake
Recipe by Amanda Sattler
From Nine To Noon on Tuesday 6 June 2017
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Lotta Dann: life after alcohol
Lotta Dann describes herself as a frantic, sugar-bingeing, internet-loving, recovering-alcoholic housewife. Audio
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Tech addiction: clicking for kicks
A new book claims almost half of us have some kind of behavioural addiction involving screens or the internet, and that has worrying implications for us as social beings. Audio
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Hungry Girls - Food blogger Nina Powles
Nina Powles describes herself as a 'hungry girl.' This talented young Eurasian writer talks about food, feminism, life in Shanghai and her blog 'Dumpling Queen.' Audio, Gallery
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Christchurch residents living in midge 'nightmare'
Christchurch residents living in midge 'nightmare'
Swarms of midges are making residents near the city's sewage ponds feel like prisoners in their own homes. Video
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The Cost of Sugar
Professor Jim Mann, Dr Jacqueline Rowarth and Professor Tony Blakely talk to Kim Hill about why free sugar is so bad, whether diet soft drinks are good, and sugar versus fat. Audio
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Typhoid cases hit 18
Typhoid cases hit 18
The number of confirmed cases in the Auckland typhoid outbreak has risen to 18 and is likely to grow.
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Artist incubates eggs... after living in stuffed bear
Artist incubates eggs... after living in stuffed bear
French artist Abraham Poincheval - who has already spent two weeks living inside a stuffed bear - is to incuabate 10 eggs with his own body heat for his latest performance stunt.
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Interview: Sinkane | WOMAD 2017
Yadana Saw joins Sinkane, one of the artists at WOMAD 2017 to explore the grounds and some of the acts playing. Video, Audio
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Minnie Baragwanath - the battle for accessible healthcare
Minnie Baragwanath has played a leading role in effecting social change for New Zealanders with disabilities. Audio
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An impossible food? A non-meat burger
This Way Up speaks to the creators of The Impossible Burger - a plant-based 'meat' that's claimed to smell, taste and sizzle just like the real thing. Audio, Gallery
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Weekly Reading: The best longreads all in one place
Weekly Reading: The best longreads all in one place
Solitary confinement, trans rights and THAT Oscars moment: All in this week's best longreads.
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Hawke's Bay farmers make most of appetite for organics
Hawke's Bay farmers make most of appetite for organics
Step aside kale, make way salted caramel - a Hawke's Bay cheesemaker is pushing organic sheep-milk cheese as the next big thing for upmarket diners. Audio
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Can you eat your way to better gut health?
BBC science journalist Dr Michael Mosley has been testing out which foods promote the good bugs, and whether those probiotic drinks actually work. Audio
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Sand To Glass by The All-Seeing Hand
Nick Bollinger takes pleasure in the full-body experience of Wellington drums-turntables-and-vocals trio The All Seeing Hand. Audio
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Sand To Glass by The All-Seeing Hand
Sand To Glass by The All-Seeing Hand
Nick Bollinger takes pleasure in the full-body experience of Wellington drums-turntables-and-vocals trio The All Seeing Hand.
Audio - How to make difficult decisions
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Let the gains begin: Steroid users tell us why they juice
Let the gains begin: Steroid users tell us why they juice
More and more young men are turning to steroids to bulk up, but is it worth the risks?
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Why are our seabirds eating plastic?
Loads of plastic rubbish finds its way into the sea every year and seabirds are hunting it out and eating it, fooled into thinking it's food by the way it smells. Matt Savoca of the University of… Audio
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Pieces of Pasifika restaurant pie on offer in Auckland
Audio 21 Nov 2016A new Pasifika restaurant offering in Auckland aims to raise funds from the local community it aims to serve. Audio