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Rosetta Space Craft - Warwick Holmes
The Australian avionics systems engineer who helped build, test and launch the Rosetta space craft that successfully landed a probe on a comet (Comet-67P) last year will give a free public lecture at… Audio
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Sharks upset Souths in wet, windy Sydney
In some of the most testing conditions imaginable Cronulla have scored an upset 18-10 National Rugby League win over defending champions South Sydney at Remondis Stadium last night.
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Warwick Holmes: comets, probes and space
Avionics engineer with the European Space Agency, which built and tested the Rosetta space craft that landed a robot on a comet in November 2014. Audio
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Brown face and murder mysteries
Sherilee Kahui asks why a Wellington theatre company is using actors in 'brown face' in 2015.
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Farewell current affairs TV?
The uncertain future of TV3s Campbell Live has provoked much media hand-wringing. Mediawatch looks at what might lie in store for TV current affairs.
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Maori call for totara protection in Takaka
Māori in Golden Bay are calling for more protection of ancient indigenous trees in the rohe to stop them from being felled without consultation.
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Question Time for 26 March 2015
Audio 26 Mar 2015Questions to Ministers
- JAMES SHAW to the Minister of Science and Innovation: Does he stand by his statement that the Government will "build a strong business-led R&D ecosystem to strengthen and…
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NBL delays free agency
The Australian National Basketball League has put its free agency period on hold as three clubs work to secure their futures.
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New Zealand Retro: Motor Racing
We take you to the golden age of New Zealand motor sport… to those days in the 60s and 70s when the names McLaren, Hulme and Amon grabbed headlines around the world. Chris Amon and Scott McLaughlin… Audio
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Rabbitohs win dramatic Nines final
The South Sydney Rabbitohs have backed up their 2014 Premiership win with a thrilling victory over the Cronulla Sharks to claim the NRL Nines at Eden Park.
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NZ On Screen - Christmas
Irene Gardiner has appalling and fascinating NZ On Screen clips all about Christmas. Audio
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Best song ever written - Mozart's Clarinet Concerto
Diane Holmes from Pauanui has chosen Mozart's Clarinet Concerto, the first movement. [Topics] music Audio
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Book review with Graham Beatie
'The Complete Kiwi Pizza Oven' by Alan Brown and 'Kiwi Muscle Car Collection' by Steve Holmes. Audio
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Highs and lows
Jakob have had a rollercoaster ride getting it out their new album.
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Jakob - Sines
Hawkes Bay's Jakob have a lot of peaks and troughs - both in their sound, and their career as a band. Their first new album in eight years, Sines, arrives this week, and it's been a journey fraught… Audio
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Best of the Week - 26 September 2014
Audio 26 Sep 2014Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 26 September. This week... Nine to Noon's political commentators from the left and right talk about the outcome of… Audio
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Critic's Chair: Solstice - Leonie Holmes
Peter Mechen reviews this recent recording on the Atoll label. It features orchestral music by New Zealand composer Leonie Holmes, and is played by the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra under Marc… Audio
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Six players added to Kiwis squad
Six players have been added to the extended New Zealand Kiwis training squad to prepare for the Four Nations tournament, following the latest round of NRL playoff matches.
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'Tongan Thor' signs with Reds
The New Zealand high school rugby sensation Taniela Tupou will join the Queensland Reds in 2015 after signing with the Super Rugby side for the next two years.
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Kerretta makes some new noise
Experiential rock band Kerretta don't spend Sundays in the jam room together any more, but they still know how to create a wall of sound.
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Marshall misses out on Kiwis squad
The former Kiwis captain Benji Marshall has missed out on the initial training squad for the New Zealand rugby league side for the Four Nations competition, starting next month. The...
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Kerretta, Pirohia
Local band Kerretta talk about avoiding post-rock cliches, and the handclaps, Māori chant and marimba on their new album Pirohia. Audio
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Morris murder accused to be named
A 33-year-old man charged with the murder of a prominent gang member's son has lost his bid to continue name suppression - despite his lawyer having concerns for his safety.
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Intro and Guest
Audio 29 Aug 2014Canterbury-based Lincoln University has entered into two new farming ventures in the North Island; one is with St. Peter's School in Cambridge. The school has its own dairy farm. Audio
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Intro and Guest
Canterbury-based Lincoln University has entered into two new farming ventures in the North Island; one is with St. Peter's School in Cambridge. The school has its own dairy farm.
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