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Inside Out: Part 2, 12 August 2017
This week Nick takes a look at some of the many jazz musicians who have gone by the nickname 'Red'- including the Reds Norvo, McKenzie, Garland, and Nichols. Audio
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The Science of... Sweat
Simon Morton and Alison Ballance present a three-part series exploring the science of sweat, virtual reality and Vitamin C. This week, the function of a much-maligned bodily fluid that plays a vital… Audio, Gallery
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The Science of... Sweat
Simon Morton and Alison Ballance present a three-part series exploring the science of sweat, virtual reality and Vitamin C. This week, the function of a much-maligned bodily fluid that plays a vital…
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Willis does enough to make 1500m final
Nick Willis has snuck into the final of the 1500m at the World Athletics Championships after claiming one of the two fastest non-automatic times.
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Willis does enough to make final
Nick Willis has snuck into the final of the 1500m at the World Athletics Championships after claiming one of the two fastest non-automatic times.
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Australian senate rejects bill to restore ABC shortwave
Australia's senate has rejected proposed legislation to restore the international radio service of the country's public broadcaster.
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Willis through to 1500 semis
The New Zealand runner Nick Willis has qualified for the semi-finals of the 1500 metres at the World Athletics Championships in London.
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Question Time for 10 August 2017
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RON MARK to the Minister of Immigration: Does he stand by all his statements on immigration fraud?
MELISSA LEE to the Minister of Finance: What reports has he received on the outlook for New…
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Newcastle child sex network convicted
Eighteen people have been convicted of abusing girls in the English city who were plied with alcohol and drugs before being forced to have sex.
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Horticulturists dismayed by Labour water plan
Fruit and vegetable growers say a royalty charge on commercial water use would hit consumers as produce prices go up.
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Pamper party stabbing: Anna Browne guilty of murder
Auckland woman Anna Browne, who stabbed her friend to death at a pamper party, has been found guilty of murder.
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Ten by Glen: a life in ten songs
Glen Campbell, who died on 8 August age 81 after a long battle with Alzheimer’s disease, leaves a legacy of great performances – some he is well known for, others less so. Here’s Nick Bollinger's pick… Video
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New freshwater push doesn't address biggest problem, expert says
A new $44m push to clean up New Zealand's waterways fails to address nitrate seeping off farms, according to a leading freshwater scientist. Audio
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Nothing in new freshwater push deals with nitrate - ecology expert
A new push to clean up New Zealand's waterways is being criticised for failing to address the problem of nitrate seeping off farms into rivers. RNZ science reporter Jacob McSweeny has the details. Audio
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The Sampler - 8 August 2017
This week in The Sampler Nick Bollinger reviews the medieval musings of Richard Dawson, the London excursion of Americana veteran Jim Lauderdale and the reissue of a folk classic from Anne Briggs. Audio
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The Time Has Come by Anne Briggs
Nick Bollinger revisits an influential folk classic from Anne Briggs. Audio
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Peasant by Richard Dawson
Nick Bollinger listens to the medieval musings of Newcastle musician Richard Dawson Audio
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London Southern by Jim Lauderdale
Nick Bollinger discusses the London excursion of Americana king Jim Lauderdale. Audio
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The Time Has Come by Anne Briggs
Nick Bollinger revisits an influential folk classic from Anne Briggs.
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Peasant by Richard Dawson
Nick Bollinger listens to the medieval musings of Newcastle musician Richard Dawson
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London Southern by Jim Lauderdale
Nick Bollinger discusses the London excursion of Americana king Jim Lauderdale.
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Accused 'too drunk' for intentional killing, court told
The lawyer for a woman accused of murdering her friend at a pamper party in Auckland says her client was so drunk she couldn't have intended to kill.
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Toby & Toby on... Jacindamania and the Greens
Opinion - After years in the doldrums, Labour's riding high. But could a support party in chaos make newly-enthusiastic voters green about the gills? Toby Manhire and Toby Morris investigate.
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Forecast raises expected peak of building boom
An industry already struggling with labour shortages will have to find another 56,000 workers to keep up with the latest prediction.
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Govt slashes forecast for new home building in Auckland
The government's forecast for new home building in the city has been lowered for the second year in a row. Audio
