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Cattle rustling bill passes first reading
A bill to introduce harsher penalties for livestock rustlers has passed its first reading in the House. Audio
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Cattle rustling bill passes first reading
A bill to introduce harsher penalties for livestock rustlers has passed its first reading in the House.
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'Waka-jumping' bill will hurt NZ's reputation - National
The government legislation puts New Zealand among countries such as Rwanda and Uganda when it comes to democracy, the National Party says. Audio
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Colon Man by Equiknoxx Music
Nick Bollinger explores the sound worlds of Jamaican electronic duo Equiknoxx Music. Audio
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Peach by Larkin Poe
Nick Bollinger indulges in the black T-shirt blues of Atlanta sisters Larkin Poe. Audio
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The Sampler - 30 January 2018
Nick Bollinger considers the cross-cultural rhythms and colonial guilt of Tune-Yards' Merril Garbus; the sound worlds of Jamaican electronic duo Equiknoxx Music, and black-T-shirt blues of Atlanta… Audio
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I Can Feel You Creep into My Private Life by Tune-Yards
Nick Bollinger contemplates the kinetic rhythms and colonial guilt of Tune-Yards' Merril Garbus Audio
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Colon Man by Equiknoxx Music
Nick Bollinger explores the sound worlds of Jamaican electronic duo Equiknoxx Music.
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Peach by Larkin Poe
Nick Bollinger indulges in the black T-shirt blues of Atlanta sisters Larkin Poe.
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The Sampler - 30 January 2018
Nick Bollinger considers the cross-cultural rhythms and colonial guilt of Tune-Yards' Merril Garbus; the sound worlds of Jamaican electronic duo Equiknoxx Music, and black-T-shirt blues of Atlanta…
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I Can Feel You Creep into My Private Life by Tune-Yards
Nick Bollinger contemplates the kinetic rhythms and colonial guilt of Tune-Yards' Merril Garbus
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First song: Nick Dow in session
24 year old jazz pianist and singer songwriter, Nick Dow has been working on his first album for 5 years, and is about to release the first single, He performs it live for us in our Auckland studio. Audio
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Swimming into jellyfish like hitting 'bushfire at sea'
A Wellington ocean swimmer says swimming straight into a huge jellyfish was like running into a bushfire at sea. Nick Butcher told RNZ's Eric Frykberg he was swimming in the harbour when he had the… Audio
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Hot weather attracts jellyfish swarms
The sweltering hot weather has brought swarms of jellyfish and similar creatures into New Zealand waters. Audio
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Woods has work to do on swing: Faldo
Six-time major winner Nick Faldo claims it is too early to judge the quality of Tiger Woods's US PGA Tour comeback.
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Wigan send West Ham crashing out
Wigan Athletic pulled off the big shock of the FA Cup fourth as the team from the third-tier of English football knocked out Premier League side West Ham 2-0.
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Six male BBC presenters agree to pay cuts
Six of the BBC's leading male presenters have agreed to take pay cuts after revelations over equal salaries.
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Toi Ngāpuhi art exhibition continues to grow
The opening of the Toi Ngāpuhi art exhibition in Whangarei has drawn collectors from as far away as America.
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New Customs patrol boat launches
Customs has a new weapon, as it seeks to catch drug smugglers coming in by sea.
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Grumpy Cat wins $971k payout in copyright lawsuit
A cat made famous online because of its permanent scowl has been awarded $NZ971,000 in a copyright case by a California federal court.
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Music 101 Pocket Edition 171: Georgia Nott/ Sylvan Esso/ Molly Lewis
In this week's Pocket Edition we talk to Georgia Nott from Broods about her new project, Laneway act Sylvan Esso, and champion whistler Molly Lewis. Audio
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On Air by The Rolling Stones
Nick Bollinger listens to the half-century-old recordings of an up-and-coming London blues band. Audio
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Songs of Experience by U2
Nick Bollinger ponders why no one seems interested in the new album by one of the biggest bands in the world. Audio
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Soul of a Woman by Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings
Nick Bollinger listens to the final album from Sharon Jones and recalls an encounter with the late soul star Audio
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Goin' Platinum by Robert Finley
Nick Bollinger assesses the second set from sexagenerian soul singer Robert Finley Audio
