RNZ daily and weekly programmes
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A custom podcast from RNZ
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The latest news from RNZ - New Zealand's leading news team.
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Our Reselling Adventures...and how we handle them 😎 Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rnzy/support
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The latest and greatest children's stories and songs from New Zealand. Ngā pūrākau me ngā waiata nā Aotearoa.
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Über die aktuellen Entwicklungen der Corona-Pandemie sprechen RNZ-Chefredakteur Klaus Welzel und Politik-Redakteur Benjamin Auber mit Fachleuten wie dem Virologen Hans-Georg Kräusslich.
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"Ein Kreuz, zwei Stimmen" ist der Politik-Podcast der RNZ zur Landespolitik in Baden-Württemberg. Die Moderatoren sind Sören Sgries und Alexander Rechner.
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News bulletin recorded at 4AMPor RNZ
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A wrap of the day's big stories
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Tonight on The Panel Wallace is joined by panellists Kirsty Cameron and Phil O'Reilly discuss the increase in the average age of retirement since 2000. Also, they discuss table manners and whether it's okay to bring a baby to a comedy show.
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All the top stories and other headlines from the day
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Arts news for Sunday 28 April 2023
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The large wall hung quilts of takatāpui fabric artist and storyteller Maungaronga Te Kawa (Ngāti Porou) leap and sparkle as joyous dance. They are blankets of aroha for a world that needs it. Yet bright colours and animated cartoon figures belie the sophistication of these works. They test the boundaries of both Toi Māori and contemporary art, brin…
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New Zealand’s local production and screen industry is in crisis. But how did it get to this point? “It’s been years of international streaming companies operating in New Zealand without any regulation,” says Screen Production and Developers Association (SPADA) President Irene Gardiner.
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Each week, Culture 101 puts the spotlight on a different region in Aotearoa and this week it’s Taupō with artist, musician, composer, puppeteer and stone carver, Jeffrey Addison.
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Sir Roger Hall remains Aotearoa New Zealand’s most popular playwright. Since 1976 his plays have often been box office gold. Now 85, and continuing to write plays through retirement, he recently told The Post he’d be happiest to die in front of the keyboard. He talks about his latest play - about an investment art club - to Culture 101.…
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This week King Loser, an independent Aotearoa New Zealand documentary won the Taite Music Prize for music journalism. Directors Cushla Dillon and Andrew Moore’s real life tragicomic chronicle of King Loser, a beloved cult rock and roll band trying to make a comeback, is a thing of excellence. But where do you go to see it? Netflix, Neon, Disney? Th…
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It’s the 10th season of Loading Docs - an initiative to showcase Aotearoa’s documentary filmmakers. For a decade, it’s helped mentor emerging talent who’ve gone on to pursue successful careers in the screen industry.
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It’s rare for an Aotearoa New Zealand writer to appear at book festivals about a novel, months out from its release. But then the sequel to a book as beloved and devastating as 2019’s Auē by Becky Manawatu (Ngāi Tahu) is no small event. As Auckland Writers Festival has aptly put it, Westport based Becky Manawatu’s debut novel took both the public a…
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The top stories and other headlines at midday
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Can a latecomer to health and fitness undo decades of inactivity, excess and intemperance? Journalist Phil Daoust explores his options in a new column, Fit for ever, in The Guardian.
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Suhasini Raj is a New York Times reporter based in New Delhi.
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We're joined once again by Dr. Alpdogan Kantarci, a faculty member at the Harvard University School of Dental Medicine and senior member of staff at the Forsyth Institute, an independent research institute that on the connections between oral health and overall wellness.
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David Robson is an award-winning science writer specialising in the extremes of the human brain, body and behaviour.
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In the film THE WAY, MY WAY, film and documentary producer and director, Bill Bennett tells the true story of his 800-kilometre-long pilgrimage along the Camino de Santiago route through Spain based on his best-selling memoir of the same name.
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The Axis Chord Progression is a run of four chords named after Aussie music-comedy trio Axis Of Awesome.
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New media minister rolls in after PM's surprise reshuffle; TV news and current affairs on the way down here, but highly competitive across the Tasman.
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Mary Argue is back guiding us through the latest weird and wonderful headlines from the world of science.
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Quiz master Jack Waley-Cohen joins us once again as our Sunday Morning question master.
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American University's distinguished professor of history, Alan Lichtman has accurately predicted the US presidential contest since 1982.
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Over the last six years, parliament’s clerks have had to vet about 40,000 written questions each year. So how are written questions used and what are the democratic benefits?
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This morning's top stories and other headlines
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A great rendition of William Kethe's hymn All people that on earth do dwell begins this week's programme. You can also hear harvest hymns, and hymns of thanksgiving.
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Mike Howie shares some of his favourite music with Charlotte Ryan.
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Band member Corin Tucker speaks to Charlotte Ryan from backstage in Philadelphia.
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DARTZ join Charlotte Ryan in the studio before they head off on their first UK and Europe tour.
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The arrival of photography to New Zealand in 1848 was more about business than art. A cumbersome kit meant photographers needed carriages or horses to lug their gear across unsealed roads to sell their wares. These early images provide a valuable insight to the country's colonial era, with stunning portraits and landscapes now being presented in a …
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Former soldier Christian Lewis had hit rock bottom and was so severely depressed he would shut himself in his flat for weeks. But one day he made an impulsive decision, setting himself the challenge of walking the entire coastline of the UK. Christian joins Susie to talk about his new book, Finding Hildasay, which explores how with just ten pounds …
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New Zealand's volcanoes are world renowned, and most Kiwis are familiar with our big ones such as Ruapehu, Taranaki and Tarawera. But what about our lesser talked about volcanoes? GNS Science principal scientist Graham Leonard joins Susie to chat about some of the volcanic areas around the country that people are less familiar with - from Northland…
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You could hardly avoid the gruesome spectacle of the Amber Heard-Johnny Depp trial - it made the nightly news, but it made a much bigger splash on social media. But was there something else at play? Was Amber Heard the victim of an orchestrated campaign of misinformation? Alexi Mostrous of Tortoise Media is a London-based journalist who has previou…
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New Zealand poet and doctor Glenn Colquhoun has released two new books of poetry in te reo Māori, both accompanied by soundtracks. He tells Susie Ferguson about the legacy of Māori oral poetry and the long process of writing songs he could finally "take to the marae".
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The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.
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Kiwi scientist and champion épée-fencer Dr Matt Baker is representing NZ at fencing in the final Olympic qualifying tournament in Dubai later today. Sydney-based Baker is Scientia Research Fellow in the School of Biotechnology and Biomolecular Sciences at the University of New South Wales, where he studies the molecular motor that makes bacteria sw…
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A first of its kind one-to-one support programme for pre-school children showing signs of autism is about to be trialed in Wellington, with aspirations of going nationwide. Professor Josie Barbaro pioneered the most successful tool in the world for the very early detection of autism. Known as Social Attention and Communication Surveillance or SACS,…
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The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.
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The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.
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The latest news in Niuean language (Vagahau Niue) - brought to you by our partner - Pacific Media Network.
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Samoa's government organises mass clean-ups and fumigation missions to combat dengue fever outbreak; The race to form the next government of Solomon Islands could be a tight one with no single party emerging from the election with enough seats to govern; The Marshall Islands has ratified a United Nation's agreement to fight illegal fishing; and con…
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Samoa cleans up to tackle dengue fever outbreak
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There's a 'tight race' to form the next Sols government.
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Marshall Islands ratifies UN agreement to fight illegal fishing.
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Concerns raised as PNG fails to set up human rights body.
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The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.
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The latest news in Cook Islands Maori (Te Reo Maori Kuki Airani) - brought to you by our partner - Pacific Media Network.
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Dengue in Samoa; a new approach to elections mooted in Solomon Islands; PNG to look to Africa on how to contain illegal guns; and containing emissions from plastics.
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On Great Barrier Island the media landscape is bucking the national trend - it's flourishing
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