Let the Kids Dance! is a seven-part series documenting the rise and fall of Seattle's Teen Dance Ordinance — a local law that for nearly two decades made it illegal for young people to attend concerts.
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Finally, after years of talking about bringing a podcast to Boyle, we’re live! This podcast is our way of documenting stories about Boyle and its people.So what motivated us to take this big leap into the unknown (it’s our first time recording audio and doing interviews!)? We were lucky enough to spend 7+ years travelling and, like the majority of people that live abroad, we came back to Boyle with a greater appreciation for our hometown, its people and its history.We love the idea of creati ...
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In a country like France, where tradition reigns supreme, even a suggestion of change or newness has long been met with scepticism by locals. This is no longer the case, offers writer and adopted Parisian Lindsey Tramuta in The New Paris podcast, a side dish to her bestselling books “The New Paris” and “The New Parisienne”. Here, with an assortment of other local experts, she takes a closer look at the people, places and ideas that are changing the fabric of the storied French capital.
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RNZ National’s flagship news programme known for breaking news stories, incisive interviews with politicians across the political spectrum and newsmakers and commentators from Aotearoa and around the world. There's a lot to talk about in the mornings and Morning Report is covering the stories that matter to the people of Aotearoa.
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What’s it like to cover the news in New Hampshire, and who are the people doing it? ”The Granite Beat,” a new podcast being launched by the Granite State News Collaborative, seeks to answer these questions, and is available via all of the usual streaming services. Each week, journalists and co-hosts Adam Drapcho and Julie Hart will interview one of the many people who dedicate themselves to providing news coverage of this small but interesting state. Courts and cops reporters, columnists, he ...
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Welcome to "Blueprint Boost for Contractors," the podcast that's your go-to resource for unlocking the secrets to successful marketing, gaining valuable insights, and growing your contracting business with less stress.
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The Indie Creative Ledger podcast is an audio diary documenting Wize Grazette, Founder of The Indie Creative Network as he navigates building out The Indie Creative Network. The podcast channel will also feature interviews with members of The ICN community, members of the podcast community, members of the entrepreneurship community and tons of other amazing people in the universe. Hosted by Wize Grazette, Chief Product Officer at The Indie Creative Network. Follow our host Wize Grazette on T ...
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Have you ever wondered what kind of people live in the northernmost city on the planet? Are they just explorers, scientists, or lost souls? Yes, and so much more! Each week we battle the ice and cold to take you, the listeners, to the north of the north where with the help of our guests we tackle topics and stories you would not hear anywhere in the south! Join us as we sit down with the folk of Longyearbyen and resolve all the curiosities of life in the Arctic.
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Each week host and producer Andrew Longhurst provides listeners with an alternative look at our changing urban spaces in this weekly urban affairs show. The program includes news, interviews, discussions, documentaries, and music. You'll find critical discussions of the people, politics, policies, and processes shaping urban geographies on issues ranging from gentrification to food security to urban economic change.
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Environmentalist critical of government's climate strategy
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An environmentalist says the government's five climate pillars strategy will hit a roadblock if other policies work against it. The government has released a three-page strategy it describes as a "comprehensive" and "ambitious" plan to mitigate the effects of climate change. Climate Change Minister Simon Watts declined to come on the programme. Pro…
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Fisherman asked to leave hut for space missions
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An 83-year-old Canterbury fisherman wants to know if he is being given the heave-ho from his lakeside hut because a company wants to launch rockets nearby. Don Brown says he can't help thinking he and other locals at Te Waihora Lake Ellesmere are casualties of the race to tap big space dollars. Phil Pennington reports.…
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The cost of building a new single-storey brick and tile house has dropped for the first time in more than a decade. CoreLogic tracks construction costs and released its quarterly report this morning - which shows a one-point-one percent decrease in the three months to June. Chief property economist Kelvin Davidson spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.…
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Casey Costello reprimanded over treatment of OIA request
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Associate Health Minister Casey Costello has been severely reprimanded by the Chief Ombudsman and forced to apologise for trying to keep information about tobacco and vaping policy secret. Chief Ombudsman Judge Peter Boshier took the rare step of forcing the New Zealand First Minister to apologise to RNZ and to Otago University Professor of Public …
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Support for Ukraine will again dominate the agenda of the talks, with leaders saying they would never recognise Russia's annexations, including of Crimea. President Biden stressed that Ukraine would win the war against Russia, and he announced that Washington and its allies would provide Ukraine with additional air defence systems. US Secretary of …
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Aratere to make first sailing post grounding
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Aratere is expected to sail from Picton to Wellington today for the first time since the grounding on the June 21. Maritime New Zealand says conditions have been imposed on the operation of the vessel for safety reasons. The first sailing is restricted to clean rail freight, with no dangerous goods or passengers - and a tug escort when not in Cook …
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Three likely outcomes from appeal into Fuller-Sandys case - PI
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A private investigator says there are three likely outcomes from the upcoming Court of Appeal hearing into the killing of Deane Fuller-Sandys.Tim McKinnel became intrigued by the case after being asked to review it in 2018 for the Gone Fishing podcast, and joined the team as an investigator. Crown lawyers have now admitted there was a miscarriage o…
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Leaked documents about the Cook Strait ferry grounding show a crew member accidently triggered the auto pilot onto the wrong course before it crashed into the shore. An internal safety bulletin says pressing the execute button caused the ship to change its heading - meaning instead of carrying on straight out of Picton harbour - it turned right, ab…
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Italian Lorenzo Musetti has reached his first Grand Slam semi-final after outlasting Taylor Fritz in five sets at Wimbledon.
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Business news for 11 July 2024
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Hopes for aquittal in Deane Fuller-Sandys case
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Three people caught up in a murder they say never happened are hoping for an aquittal now the Crown has admitted there was a miscarriage of justice. Gail Maney and Stephen Stone were convicted of the 1989 murder of Auckland man Deane Fuller-Sandys. Niva Chittock reports.
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Aratere crew triggered auto pilot, leaked documents says
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Leaked documents about the Cook Strait ferry grounding show a crew member accidently triggered the auto pilot onto the wrong course before it crashed into the shore. The ship ran aground shortly after departing Picton on the night of June 21.None of the 47 passengers and crew aboard were injured and the ship was refloated just under 24 hours later.…
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An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere.
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News from the rural farming sector.
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Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team.
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One of Joe Biden's most high profile supporters has just called on the President to step down as the Democratic nominee. In an op-ed for the New York Times, actor George Clooney said President Biden would be a "hero" if he stepped aside. Simon Marks spoke to Charlotte Cook from Washington D.C.
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Clare TD Fears Budget 2025 Projections Wont Be Enough For MidWest Health Services
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The Government is facing early calls to use extra funding in Budget 2025 to upgrade health services and boost housing stock in Clare.It comes as the Summer Economic Statement approved by Cabinet shows over €8b in additional funding will be available on budget day.The Summer Economic Statement sets out the Government's budgetary strategy and outline…
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Clare SVP Appeals For Children To Be Primary Focus Of Budget 2025
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The Clare branch President of Saint Vincent De Paul is appealing to the Government to place children front and centre of Budget 2025.The organisation has launched its pre-budget submission which it says "focuses on the key areas that we believe will have the biggest impact of the lives of people experiencing poverty, social exclusion, and lost pote…
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Sports In Focus: Episode 19 - Clare Inclusive Summer Camps
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2024 will once again see Clare Local Sports Partnership host their Inclusive Summer Camps, running from next week until the end of August. To find out more, Clare FM's Derrick Lynch spoke with Clare's Sports Inclusion Disability Officer, James Murrihy.By Clare FM
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Day Three Of Scoil Samhraidh Willie Clancy 2024
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Clare FM’s Therese McInerney took a trip to Miltown Malbay to the Willie Clancy Summer School.The Willie Clancy Summer School is a week-long summer school in traditional music and set dance held annually at Miltown Malbay, Co. Clare.Catch up on day two of the Willie Clancy Summer School on Tuesday’s Morning Focus.…
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Seanchaí Corner: Episode 13: The Rat & The Weasel
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It is time to bring you another weird and wonderful tale, which means it is time for another edition of Seanchaí Corner.Seanchaí Corner sees the renowned author, storyteller, lecturer, and broadcaster Eddie Lenihan regaling us with a memorable story from his extensive collection of old Irish tales and fables.In our latest installment of Seanchaí Co…
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Tulla is gearing up for a very big weekend, with the Tulla Music Festival getting even closer! Dr. Daly Park will host the festival from the 26th-28th of July. To find out more, Peter O'Connell was joined by Aisling Hunt, the Public Relations Officer of Tulla Music Festival and Musician Mike Denver.Picture (c): Tulla GAA Club via Facebook…
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Fresh Calls For XL Bully Ban After Child Attacked In South-East Clare
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There's calls for a ban on XL Bullys to be introduced immediately in Clare, after a child was attacked in the south-east of the county. Clare's County Dog Warden was dispatched to the incident, where a second XL Bully was discovered at the premises, and both dogs were subsequently destroyed. It comes just one month after 23-year-old Limerick woman …
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Clare Credit Union Manager Claims "Underfunded" Education System Financially Punishing Parents
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The head of a Clare credit union claims a historically "underfunded" education system is punishing parents financially. The Irish League of Credit Unions' annual Back to School Survey has found one in four parents have got into debt to meet back to school costs - with one third of these in debt of over €500. The total average back to school spend p…
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Morning Report Essentials for Wednesday 10 July
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In the show today, we speak to RNZ political reporter Anneke Smith on the partially leaked Darleen Tana report, we hear from Jo Moir who is reporting from Washington at the NATO summit; after that we are joined by Labour leader Chris Hipkins. Sail GP is returning to Auckland in 2025, and we speak with Shawn Sage-Cleaver about Kiwi tennis star Lulu …
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A Wellington band is breaking new ground in the deaf community. The singer and keyboard player of the two-piece band Deaf Edge is, in fact, deaf. Caitlin Lester reports.
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Government bringing in new digital trust framework
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New Zealand's Ukrainian community says they're appalled and heartbroken by Russia's latest attacks on the country, including the bombing of the children's hospital. They're calling on the government to speak up against the continued aggression by Russia. Mahi For Ukraine founder Kate Turska spoke to Corin Dann.…
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Government bringing in new digital trust framework
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The government has quietly ushered in the beginnings of what it hopes will be the answer to people's experiences of fraud and lack of trust online. Its new digital trust framework has gone live in recent days. Phil Pennington reports.
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An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere.
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Market Update for 10 July 2024.
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New Zealand tennis star Lulu Sun has been knocked out of Wimbledon. The Te Anau native lost her match against world number 37 Donna Vekic 2 sets to one. Shawn Sage-Cleaver from Tennis NZ spoke to Corin Dann.
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Master Builders supports virtual consent inspections
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Master Builders say they're supportive of government plans to make remote virtual inspections the default for building consents. Master Builders head of government engagement David Kelly says remote inspections became increasingly popular during the Covid years. He spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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EV group on government easing fuel efficiency standards
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The government has eased fuel efficiency standards for new cars in Aotearoa, saying the current rules are too strict for importers. But Drive Electric says if we are going to join Australia on Standards we should also provide incentives to support people into cleaner vehicles. They say we should also have the same penalties as Australia for those d…
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Chris Hipkins on Greens' Darleen Tana issues
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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is in Washington this week for the NATO summit. But alliances of a different kind have been on the mind of his Labour party counterpart. Chris Hipkins has been following the saga of the now former Green party MP Darleen Tana, and how it might play out in the Opposition ranks. He spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.…
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Lulu Sun's remarkable run at Wimbledon is over and 123rd-ranked New Zealander says it's an experience she will never forget.
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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is in the US Capital and has just spoken to reporters. RNZ political editor Jo Moir is with him in DC. She spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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Dark Destroyer gets hero's welcome in New Plymouth
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Shaun Wallace - aka The Dark Destroyer - famed for his appearances on the TV show The Chase - is offering up tips to keen quizzers around the country this month. The popular programme's first-ever Chaser sold out his New Plymouth appearance this week, where he was raising funds for the I am Hope suicide prevention initiative.Taranaki Whanganui repo…
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LGNZ wants detail on remote inspections proposal
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The government wants to make remote virtual inspections the default for building consents to reduce delays and costs. Local Government New Zealand agrees a new style of building inspections could be good, but wants to see more detail of the proposal first. Campbell Barry is vice president of Local Government New Zealand and Hutt City mayor. He spok…
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Leaked emails deepen teachers' curriculum fears
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Leaked emails have deepened teachers' fears about the future of the secondary school English curriculum. The emails sent to RNZ anonymously indicate a ministerial advisory group tried to take control of rewriting the curriculum. Here's our education correspondent John Gerritsen
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Paramedics call ambulance service 'dysfunctional'
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Underpaid, understaffed and underappreciated - that's what paramedics have to say about what they call New Zealand's "dysfunctional" ambulance service. One former St John employee says he's making tens of thousands more in Australia. Felix Walton reports.
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Woolworths says assaults in its stores are up significantly since last year, with staff being threatened and abused. Millions of dollars have been spent on safety measures that haven't worked, now the company is asking the government for help. Woolworths New Zealand's director of stores Jason Stockill spoke to Corin Dann.…
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World leaders from NATO's 32 member countries arrive in Washington DC today for a summit to mark the alliance's 75th anniversary. Ukraine will be top of the agenda after yesterday's missile attacks - but Kyiv's immediate hopes for membership of the organisation seem likely to be dashed again. The meeting will also be a public test for 81-year-old U…
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New Zealand tennis star Lulu Sun has failed to progress been knocked out of Wimbledon. The Te Anau native lost her match against world number 37 Donna Vekic. Tennis correspondent Dave Worsley spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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Part of a damning report on the behaviour of former Green MP Darleen Tana has been leaked to RNZ political reporter Anneke Smith. The independent report says the MP "more likely than not" knew about allegations of worker exploitation at her husband's business - and didn't tell the party. Anneke Smith spoke to Corin Dann.…
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Lulu Sun's extraordinary Wimbledon journey ground to a halt in the quarter-finals as the 123rd ranked New Zealander was beaten in three sets by Croatian Donna Vekic.
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Business news for 10 July 2024.
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Sail GP will return to Auckland next year. The event on January 18th and 19th will kick off the Australasian leg of the international sailing competition. Tataki Auckland Unlimited head of major events Michelle Hooper spoke to Corin Dann.
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Government relaxes car fuel efficiency standards
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The government has relaxed car fuel efficiency standards, saying the current rules are too strict for importers. Transport Minister Simeon Brown says the changes aim to reduce transport emissions while keeping cars affordable. He spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere.
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News from the rural farming sector.
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