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Inside Out Part 2: 11 March 2017
This hour Nick checks out music which crosses over from jazz to classical and back, including early music ensemble L'Arpeggiata, Duke Ellington playing Grieg, and a jazz chart by Shostakovitch. 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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NZ's largest landlord absent from Akl housing talks
Analysis - Why has Housing New Zealand, the country's largest landlord, decided not to attend the Auckland mayor's taskforce on housing?
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Fourth group quits water forum
Another group has resigned from the Land and Water Forum, amidst anger at the government's new policy on 'swimmable' water.
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Upper North Island storms: Anxious wait for flood-hit homeowners
Whangamata residents are stuck in limbo, waiting out the risk of more torrential rain before they start the clean-up of their flood-devastated properties. Video
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Two charged with insider trading under new law
Two people accused of insider trading are the first to be charged under new laws governing financial markets.
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The Warehouse HY profit falls sharply
The country's biggest retailer, The Warehouse, has reported a sharp fall in its first half profit on restructuring costs and asset writedowns. Audio
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Profit down $47.5 million at The Warehouse
The Warehouse has seen its first-half net profit fall sharply from $61.1 million to $13.6m in the six months ending January.
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Race to protect Te Waikoropupū Springs
The guardians of the world's clearest spring in Golden Bay are urging the Environment Minister to preserve and protect it from commercial ventures.
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Call for world's clearest spring to be protected from commerce
Ngati Tama ki te Waipounamu want Environment Minister Nick Smith to place a Conservation Order over Waikoropupu Spring, and stop Tasman District Council from allowing an increase in the water take by… Audio
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Sky Is Falling by Ghost Town
Nick Bollinger listens to the debut of local trio Ghost Town and wonders, is this Americana? Audio
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The Sampler 7 March 2017
In The Sampler this week Nick Bollinger discusses songwriting and swamp stories with veteran Louisiana rocker Tony Joe White; checks out the second album from dream-pop quintet French For Rabbits; and… Audio
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The Weight Of Melted Snow by French for Rabbits
Nick Bollinger checks out the second album from dream-pop quintet French For Rabbits. Audio
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INTERVIEW: Tony Joe White
Nick Bollinger discusses songwriting and swamp stories with veteran Louisiana rocker Tony Joe White. Audio
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Sky Is Falling by Ghost Town
Nick Bollinger listens to the debut of local trio Ghost Town and wonders, is this Americana?
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The Sampler 7 March 2017
In The Sampler this week Nick Bollinger discusses songwriting and swamp stories with veteran Louisiana rocker Tony Joe White; checks out the second album from dream-pop quintet French For Rabbits; and…
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The Weight Of Melted Snow by French for Rabbits
Nick Bollinger checks out the second album from dream-pop quintet French For Rabbits.
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INTERVIEW: Tony Joe White
Nick Bollinger discusses songwriting and swamp stories with veteran Louisiana rocker Tony Joe White.
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Nashville Babylon 6 March 2017
Audio 6 Mar 2017On this week's show Mark Rogers dips back to the very roots of country music with a tune from the Carter Family. There'll also be psych-blues from Captain Beefheart, funk from the Bar Kays, classics… Audio
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Govt secures Māori Party's support for RMA changes
The government has secured the Māori Party's agreement to support the Resource Management Act legislation through all remaining stages in Parliament.
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Van Gisbergen claims thrilling win
Defending Australia Supercars Champion Shane Van Gisbergen capped off a dominant weekend in Adelaide by claiming a dramatic win in the final race.
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Putting the Shattered Mirror back together
A government-ordered review of Canada's news media has proposed bold changes to ease the problems they're facing - the same issues the media here are grappling with too. Mediawatch talks to a Canadian… Video, Audio
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Putting the Shattered Mirror back together
A government-ordered review of Canada's news media has proposed bold changes to ease the problems they're facing - the same issues the media here are grappling with too. Mediawatch talks to a Canadian…
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Insight: NZ's GP service in critical condition
About 500,000 people can't afford to see a GP, patient fees are high and still climbing, and doctors themselves are burnt-out and angry. RNZ Health Correspondent Karen Brown investigates what's gone… Audio
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Inside Out Part 1: 4 March 2017
This week Nick checks out brand new albums by NZ jazz musicians Jasmine Lovell-Smith and Neil Watson, along with a side helping of Dave Douglas, Michael Brecker, and Sarah Vaughan. Audio
