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ASIA: Art Stories in Aotearoa | Episode 2: Multi-Media
We meet three diverse multi-media artists: Seung Yul Oh, Claudia Kogachi and Charles Buenconsejo.
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Elise Bohan: looking to the future of our species
What is the future of our species? As technology becomes more and more a part of our daily lives, we may become something different to human down the line. Elise Bohan has written the book on it. Audio
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Bidwell: Fans growing tired of NZ Rugby censorship
Analysis - The sporting public is tired of New Zealand Rugby censoring players' ability to speak candidly on controversies, writes Hamish Bidwell.
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How children saw New Zealand's Covid-19 restrictions
Researchers asked kids to draw comics as a way to understand how they're coping with the pandemic. Dr Julie Spray led the study and talks to Wallace about what they learned from kids' lockdown art. Audio
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Changing how we talk about autism
The autistic community hopes a new terminology resource will help people use appropriate language when talking about autism.
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Less is Moore - why the Black Ferns still needed a change
Comment - Even before New Zealand Rugby's woeful Black Ferns culture review, Glen Moore's position as coach deserved to be put under scrutiny, writes Jamie Wall.
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Twitter CEO tells employees company not 'held hostage' by Musk offer - source
Twitter chief executive Parag Agrawal sought to reassure employees that the company was not being "held hostage" by news of Elon Musk's offer to buy it, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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US president accuses Putin of genocide in Ukraine
Joe Biden rails against "the horrible things that the Russians have done in Ukraine".
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Black Ferns review shows - again - why real change in women's high performance sport is overdue
New Zealand Rugby's just released report into the culture of the Black Ferns national women's team is damning, but sadly all too familiar.
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Black Ferns coach keeps job despite scathing review
Black Ferns coach Glenn Moore has been retained despite a scathing independent review into the team's culture and environment.
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Pink Floyd joins forces with wounded Ukrainian singer in new song
British rock band Pink Floyd will release a new song to raise money for humanitarian relief in Ukraine, featuring the vocals of a Ukrainian singer who quit an international tour to fight for his…
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Untold mining story of Banaba on display at art gallery
A travelling multi-media installation about mining on Banaba is showing at an art gallery in Auckland, New Zealand.
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Dr McElnay on NZ's Covid response: 'Sharing information was key'
The outgoing Director of Public Health says the quick sharing of scientific data and the widespread use of masks have been critical parts of NZ's public health response. Watch today's Covid-19… Video
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Podcast listeners more open-minded
People who listen to podcasts are more curious than those who don't, according to new research. The scientists compared participants' podcast listening habits with how they scored on a scale… Audio
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Workplace inequality - mums can't win
Girls Who Code can end up women who face inequality in the workplace says Reshma Saujani. She's fighting what she calls anti-mum bias in the workforce. She speaks to Jesse about the inequality in the… Audio
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What does it take to be a mayor? Rotorua's Steve Chadwick explains
Rotorua Mayor Steve Chadwick is one of several mayors to be stepping down this year across New Zealand.
She talks to Lisa Owen about why councils matter.
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The community programme helping youth to lead
Audio 5 Apr 2022The Hyundai Pinnacle Programme is an outdoor experience course which focuses on helping young people to explore and to achieve their potential. It has three stages, a Spirit of Adventure voyage… Audio
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Cricket legend Ross Taylor plays his 450th and final game for NZ today
For the past 16 years, fans of New Zealand cricket could feel safe in the knowledge that as long as Ross Taylor was still at the crease we were in with a shot. Audio
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'People are pretty good in heart' - Meng Foon on race in Aotearoa
Race Relations Commissioner Meng Foon reflects on two and a half years in the role, and the job he'd like next.
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Censoring content: Readers reminded not to judge a book by its cover
Marlborough's libraries will not censor content just because someone takes offence to it.
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Harassed councillor hopes women will learn from her case
The Christchurch City councillor subject to online harassment last year hopes more women can learn from her case.
Councillor Sara Templeton applied to the district court under the Harmful… Audio
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Possible closure of St George's Hospital's maternity unit sad for parents - Gemma McCaw
Nearly 20,000 people have signed a petition to save one of Christchurch's birthing units.
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Drive to Survive: How Formula 1 is winning over new fans
The Netflix series Drive to Survive has been a smash hit for Formula 1, but can motorsport here in New Zealand cash in on some of that success? Audio
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Drive to Survive: How Formula 1 is winning over new fans
The Netflix series Drive to Survive has been a smash hit for Formula 1, but can motorsport here in New Zealand cash in on some of that success?
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Oscars 2022: Could Apple's Coda win best picture?
Statistically, Coda should not be such a strong contender to win best picture at Monday's Oscars.
