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Sport: Nauru upbeat despite debut rugby defeat
The Nauru men's rugby team remain positive despite a crushing defeat in their first ever 15-a-side international match.
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Let's Deal with It
In this episode of Voices; we hear why some immigrants are now calling time on racial abuse and discrimination. Produced by Sara Vui-Talitu. Audio
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Let's Deal with It
In this episode of Voices; we hear why some immigrants are now calling time on racial abuse and discrimination. Produced by Sara Vui-Talitu.
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The Mixtape: Charlotte Ryan
Christchurch native and music industry veteran Charlotte Ryan is the new host of RNZ’s flagship music programme Music 101. She joined us on the RNZ Music Mixtape to select some of her favourite songs… Video, Audio
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Decolonising the justice system
This week Corrections announced a new tikanga based strategy with the aim of reducing the Maori prison population from 52% to 16%. Criminal lawyer and youth justice advocate Kingi Snelgar thinks that… Audio
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Why doctors need to fight misinformation online
Audio 23 Aug 2019When it comes to medicine or health, there's a vocal anti-science community online. Dr Ed Mariano from Stanford University believes physicians need to counteract this cacophony of fake news, by being… Audio
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Mind-reading tech "closer than you think": Nita Farahany
Could technology impact our freedom of thought? And what protection do we need to guard against computers being able to read our mind? Leading scholar of ethics in the age of automation and artificial… Audio
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Hong Kong protests: Twitter and Facebook remove Chinese accounts
Twitter and Facebook have taken steps to block what they described as a state-backed Chinese misinformation campaign.
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Media's worldwide push for climate change coverage
More than 70 media organisations around the world - including most of New Zealand's leading media companies - have signed up to the Covering Climate Change Now week that kicks off on Monday 16… Audio
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Media's worldwide push for climate change coverage
More than 70 media organisations around the world - including most of New Zealand's leading media companies - have signed up to the Covering Climate Change Now week that kicks off on Monday 16…
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Veteran volleyballer has seen the haves and have nots
New Zealand volleyballer Lauren Fleury has gone from getting police escorts to international events to having to play in front of tiny crowds in New Zealand.
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Standing upright here involves using both feet – John Bluck
John Bluck explores what it means to be Pakeha in a series of talks. This fifth episode is entitled The New Community. Audio
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Busting the myth: No one watches women’s sport
With one billion people transfixed by the women's Football World Cup, it's time to bust the myth that no one wants to watch women's sport.
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Benji Marshall says player behaviour needs to change
Kiwi NRL superstar Benji Marshall doesn't believe banning Mad Monday is the solution to footballers behaving badly.
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Tuesday's world news: What's making headlines around the globe
Today's international stories making headlines around the world.
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'Any co-conspirators should not rest easy' - AG Barr
US Attorney General William Barr has criticized "serious irregularities" at the federal prison where Jeffrey Epstein died in an apparent suicide and said the investigation will continue.
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Jeffrey Epstein: Questions raised over financier's death
Questions have been raised as to how US financier Jeffrey Epstein was able to apparently commit suicide in his prison cell while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges.
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Original Radio Hauraki pirate dies
One of Radio Hauraki's original pirates, Ian Magan, has died. He has been a feature of the New Zealand music industry since the 1960s. Audio
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Hundreds turn out for Ihumātao solidarity rally in Wellington
Hundreds around the country are gathering at protests as part of the Ihumātao national day of action.
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Broadcaster watchdog weighs up our attitudes to nudity on screen
Back in the day, nudity on TV was rare and the isolated sightings were almost national events. There's plenty of it available on-demand and on any device these days, but does it do us harm? The… Audio
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Broadcaster watchdog weighs up our attitudes to nudity on screen
Back in the day, nudity on TV was rare and the isolated sightings were almost national events. There's plenty of it available on-demand and on any device these days, but does it do us harm? The…
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Osaka not enjoying tennis since Oz Open
World No.2 Naomi Osaka says the last few months have been "the worst of my life" and she hasn't had fun since winning the Australian Open in January.
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Kate Eichhorn - Growing up with Social Media
Parents are often concerned about how much time kids spend on social media. But the real menace to children and teens may be that the internet never lets you forget your mistakes. Audio
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Ihumātao protests: 'We need to be here to show solidarity'
People are taking time off work to occupy the land at Ihumātao again this week, despite assurances by the Prime Minister that construction will halt until the land dispute is resolved. Audio
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'Bullying, harassment and illegal practices' used to describe Oranga Tamariki
Audio 30 Jul 2019Despite facing 18 inquiries over the last 30 years, hundreds of families say investigations into the department of Oranga Tamariki, formerly known as CYFS, do not go far enough. Audio
