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Eden Mulholland in Session
Audio 5 Sep 2015Eden Mulholland performs three tracks from his freshly-minted record Hunted Haunted in the Music 101 studio. Audio
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Tourists fall 8m as bridge cable fails
Four tourists escaped major injury after they fell 8 metres when a cable on a bridge on the Lake Waikaremoana Track gave way yesterday.
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Irish-French chanteuse Camille O'Sullivan
The hugely talented performer is coming in to our Auckland studio ahead of her caberet style show in Auckland this weekend. She interprets songs by Bob Dylan, Nick Cave and Tom Waits - often sounding… Audio
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Ireland taking just two halfbacks to World Cup
Ireland coach Joe Schmidt named just two recognised halfbacks in his World Cup squad and will rely on first-five Ian Madigan as emergency cover.
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Introducing: Skyscraper Stan
Skyscraper Stan with 'I Fell Over' from the album Last Year's Tune. Audio
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Battle-weary quake victims sue insurer
Frustrated Canterbury homeowners say legal action against their insurer is a last resort, after years of arguments over quake repairs.
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Hanmer Springs company seeks spa investor
Hanmer Springs Thermal Pools is looking for an investor for a luxury spa it is proposing on the site of the town's old drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre.
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Fantasy Cave - Michelle Savill
It's Dannevirke's answer to Disneyland, and now a documentary about the 'labyrinth of animatronic curisosities', is free to watch online. Filmmakers Michelle Savill and Matt Henley delved into the… Audio
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Wairere Treasure Trove
A Swiss couple discover a rare geological treasure on their Northland property.
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Interview: Lydia Lunch
No Wave icon Lydia Lunch chats to Emma Smith about her new band that's bringing her back catalogue back to life.
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Ireland lash Wales in Cardiff
Six Nations champions Ireland scored five tries in an impressive 35-21 defeat of Wales at Cardiff in a warm-up match for the World Cup.
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Lydia Lunch
No wave icon Lydia Lunch of Teenage Jesus and the Jerks is bringing her back catalogue to life with Retrovirus, who are on tour in Aotearoa this week. She revisits the no wave days in NYC with Emma… Audio
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Indian trains in deadly derailment
Two passenger trains in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh have derailed within minutes of each other, killing at least 24 people, officials say.
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Loading Docs: Fantasy Cave
Welcome to the strange and wonderful world of Fantasy Cave.
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Sam Brower - Prophet's Prey
Sam Brower worked for seven years to crack open the secretive world of the polygamous Fundamentalist Church of Latter Day Saints (FLDS). His work led to the arrest and conviction of prophet Warren… Video, Audio
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The Smallest Continent: Journeys Through New Zealand Landscapes
Our next guest is an epic adventurer. He's spent twenty years working for New Zealand Geographic. And he's written about climbing, cave diving, sunken treasures and fly fishing. His name is Derek… Audio
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When NZ communists went caving
The New Zealand Communist Party faced tough times when WW2 broke out. Its newspaper People's Voice was suppressed. So it went underground - literally. Audio
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Communists in Caves
Times were tough for the New Zealand Communist Party at the start of the Second World War. They opposed the fight against Adolf Hitler and as a result, their newspaper, People's Voice, was suppressed… Audio
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Moonbuilding 2703 AD by The Orb
Jim Pinckney encounters an impressive set of space bound sounds from The Orb. Audio
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Moonbuilding 2703 AD by The Orb
Jim Pinckney encounters an impressive set of space bound sounds from The Orb.
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War Report - 5 July 2015
A report with actuality of New Zealand war-related events during July 1915, including recruiting and a letter from the front from Colonel Malone. Audio
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The Whatipu Cave Dances
A giant cave on Auckland's wild West Coast used to be the city's most memorable - and most mysterious - ballroom. Dances were held for more than sixty years at the Great Cave at Whatipu but are now… Audio
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Apple caves after Taylor Swift threatens to pull album
Well, bad blood has been averted. That's despite Taylor Swift telling the technology giant, Apple, that she would refuse to let it stream her latest album, unless she was paid. Audio
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Your Song - The Mercy Seat
Tim Brewster from Wanaka has chosen "The Mercy Seat" by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds. Audio
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Fossil find reveals new 'walking' bat
New Zealand researchers have discovered the fossilised remains of a previously unknown species of bat - three times larger than its modern cousins.
