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Inside Out Part 2: The Reuben Sandwich
Nick Tipping celebrates Bennie Moten's 100th birthday, and offers up a Reuben sandwich: music by three Reubens and a Rubén, and in the middle - an Eric (although his bass player's name is Reuben). Audio
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TWG Financial Services stymied by fewer-than-expected customers
The Warehouse Group has warned shareholders its new financial services business is performing below expectations.
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DRS called into question after Williamson dimissal
The decision review system (DRS) was the major talking point at the end of a rain-shortened first day's play in the second test between New Zealand and Pakistan in Hamilton, following the dismissal of…
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The Warehouse's financial services business underperforms
The largest New Zealand retailer, The Warehouse, has warned shareholders that its new financial services business is performing below expectations, which is highly likely to force to write down its… Audio
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Concrete company won't help seal Pike
The company pulled out after victims' families got in touch, but it will not stop the mine being resealed.
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Lianne La Havas: Soul Journey
South London singer-guitarist Lianne La Havas will be supporting Coldplay and playing her own solo show in Auckland in early December. Nick Bollinger speaks to her about her music and roots. Audio
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NZ Books Review - "Back with the Human Condition"
By Nick Ascroft. Reviewed by Harry Ricketts, published by Victoria University Press. Audio
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The Sampler for 22 November
In The Sampler this week Nick Bollinger considers the seventies-centric pop of teenage duo The Lemon Twigs; the torch electronica of Douglas Dare; and a new album of mostly old songs from Bic Runga. Audio
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Close Your Eyes by Bic Runga
Nick Bollinger samples a new album of mostly old songs from Bic Runga. Audio
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Do Hollywood by The Lemon Twigs
Nick Bollinger considers the seventies-centric pop of teenage duo The Lemon Twigs. Audio
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Aforger by Douglas Dare
Nick Bollinger explores the torch electronica of Douglas Dare. Audio
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The Sampler for 22 November
In The Sampler this week Nick Bollinger considers the seventies-centric pop of teenage duo The Lemon Twigs; the torch electronica of Douglas Dare; and a new album of mostly old songs from Bic Runga.
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Close Your Eyes by Bic Runga
Nick Bollinger samples a new album of mostly old songs from Bic Runga.
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Do Hollywood by The Lemon Twigs
Nick Bollinger considers the seventies-centric pop of teenage duo The Lemon Twigs.
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Aforger by Douglas Dare
Nick Bollinger explores the torch electronica of Douglas Dare.
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The world's best cover songs
The world's best cover songs, as suggested by RNZ listeners and curated by Afternoons along with musicologist Nick Braae. Video, Audio
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All Roman Catholic priests allowed to forgive abortion
Audio 22 Nov 2016Pope Francis is allowing all Roman Catholic priests to forgive abortion. He gave priests that power during the recent Holy Year of Mercy, but has decided to grant it permanently. Audio
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The Week In Parliament for Sunday 20 November 2016
Week in the House dominated by the aftermath of the 7.8 magnitude earthquake which jolted the country on Monday morning; Prime Minister John Key delivers a ministerial statement on the quake on… Audio
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Inside Out Part 1: Pre-Bop to Hip Hop
Nick Tipping takes a spin through jazz history, catching up with Earl Hines and Johnny Hodges, dropping in on Wayne Shorter and Stanley Turrentine, and ending up in the present day with Wellington… Audio
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Inside Out Part 2: Pre-Bop to Hip Hop
Nick Tipping takes a spin through jazz history, catching up with Earl Hines and Johnny Hodges, dropping in on Wayne Shorter and Stanley Turrentine, and ending up in the present day with Wellington… Audio
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Pike River anniversary: 29 lives not forgotten
Families will hold a private memorial service at the Pike River Mine entrance today marking six years since the explosion.
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Digital disruption and red tape top directors' concerns - survey
Company directors are more optimistic about the economy, but boardrooms are fretting about the threat to their businesses from new technologies, red tape and labour shortages.
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Central city still cordoned off over building fears
Wellington continues to count the cost of Monday's huge earthquake, with part of Courtenay Place in the central city now out of action.
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The Day In Parliament for 18 November 2016 - morning edition
Parliament adjourns for a week, back on Tuesday 29 November, for a final three-week sitting period. Leader of the House, Gerry Brownlee, non-committal on prospect of urgency to pass emergency… Audio
