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Getting out in the field and the lab to bring you New Zealand stories about science, nature and the environment.
A magazine programme hosted by Kim Hill, with long-form, in-depth feature interviews on current affairs, science, modern life, history, the arts and more.
Jesse Mulligan talks with investigators, journalists and others about major crimes in New Zealand
A weekly analysis of significant political issues.
Legislation, issues and insights from Parliament.
A monthly web-only feature, podcasting performances by New Zealand artists.
Investment author and columnist Mary Holm talks to Jesse Mulligan every fortnight about her top tips for how to make your money work.
A podcast on people from diverse global backgrounds living in New Zealand. These are stories spanning politics, society, identity, art and culture. Produced by Kadambari Raghukumar
NEW SEASON. Rowdier than the debating chamber at question time, Party People places a Māori lens on politics, politicians and their parties. Public Interest Journalism funded through NZOA.
RNZ's morning news show, featuring comprehensive coverage of local and world events from 6:00am to 9:00am every weekday.
A roundup of farming conditions all around New Zealand
A daily current affairs programme that delves deeper into the major stories of the week, through a Pacific lens, and shines a light on issues affecting Pacific people wherever they are in the world.
Nine to Noon's Kathryn Ryan presents interviews to help navigate modern family life
Mediawatch looks critically at the New Zealand media - television, radio, newspapers and magazines as well as the 'new' electronic media.
Standing Room Only is literally radio with pictures... and arts, theatre, film, comedy, books, dance, entertainment, pop culture, and music – all the things, in other words, that make life worth living.
Country Life takes you down country roads to meet ordinary people achieving their dreams. We live in a beautiful country...
Providing news on Māori issues, Te Manu Korihi features four times each weekday, in Radio New Zealand National's leading news programmes Morning Report and Checkpoint. A longer weekly edition, Te Waonui, is broadcast on Sunday evenings.
Jesse hosts an upbeat mix of the curious and the compelling, ranging from the stories of the day to the great questions of our time.
The philosophy of Te Ahi Kaa is to reflect the diversity of Māori in the past, present and future. While bilingual in delivery, the programme incorporates Māori practices and values in its content, format and presentation.
News, discussion, features and ideas until midday.
New Zealand Parliament - live streaming audio from Parliament (during sitting times) and listen-again audio from Question Time. Go to the footer of this page to find the link and frequencies to listen live. When Parliament is not sitting, this frequency carries the Southern Star programme from the Radio Rhema Broadcast Group. To discover when Parliament is and is not sitting, visit the Parliamentary website (www.parliament.nz/en/watch-parliament/).
2021 VOYAGER AWARDS WINNER - BEST EPISODIC PODCAST. The shady, controversial and sometimes downright villainous characters of New Zealand history, presented by William Ray.
From nine to noon every weekday, Kathryn Ryan talks to the people driving the news - in New Zealand and around the world. Delve beneath the headlines to find out the real story, listen to Nine to Noon's expert commentators and reviewers and catch up with the latest lifestyle trends on this award-winning programme.
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The news, explained. Join Sharon Brettkelly & Emile Donovan every weekday as they make sense of the big stories with the country’s best journalists and experts. Made possible by RNZ & NZ On Air. Produced by Newsroom. Listen on RNZ National at 6.30pm Monday-Thursday.
FINALIST, ASSN FOR INTERNATIONAL BROADCASTING AWARDS 2020. The day John Daniell turned 10, his mum told him she had been a spy. Now, he and Guyon Espiner are investigating a family story that could reveal New Zealand's biggest Cold War secret.
GOLD MEDAL, NEW YORK FESTIVALS RADIO AWARDS 2019. BEST PODCAST, NEW ZEALAND RADIO AWARDS 2019. A true crime podcast series from Stuff and RNZ. Produced by Amy Maas and Adam Dudding.
Our commentators make sense of the week in politics
A journey through the periodic table of elements with chemistry professor Allan Blackman, from AUT, and Alison Ballance
Peter Griffin and Simon Morton explore the tech world
Stories that explore the distance and the difference between us.
A weekly topical magazine about current film releases and film related topics.
Unfurling fresh ideas and sounds along with the best radio documentaries and features from here and overseas.
A review of the week in sport.
Guyon Espiner, Lisa Owen, Tim Watkin and Scott Campbell guide you through the maze of politics to Election 2020, with frank and forthright discussion.
Sonia Sly and Lynn Freeman take you on a journey to every corner of New Zealand.
The latest business news from RNZ News.
Immigrant whānau across Aotearoa have frank conversations covering love, ancestry, home, food, expectation, and acceptance. Made possible by the RNZ/NZ On Air Innovation Fund.
Get the news before it breaks! Rhys Mathewson and guests predict next week's headlines live on stage at The Classic in Auckland.
ABC Wantok Program for 29 November 2021.
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The Panel with Dr Ella Henry and Phil Taylor (part 2)
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Panellists Dr Ella Henry and Phil Taylor discuss ageism in local politics, access to primary care services in Christchurch, and the dogs being left in hot cars.
Cremation is becoming the preferred choice over burial according to registered funeral director and owner of Avenal Park Funeral Home, Nigel Edwards. Nigel joins Karyn to discuss other environmentally friendly options which are emerging.
Genomic testing has confirmed two new confirmed cases of the Omicron COVID-19 variant in New South Wales, bringing the total in the state to four. There's also a confirmed case in Northern Territories. The ABC's Mridula Amin has the latest.
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Where Aucklanders are welcome this summer
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There's been a lot of discussion around where double-vaccinated Aucklanders are welcome this summer once the borders open. Karyn is joined by mayors from around the country to hear their thoughts on whether they want Aucklanders in their neighbourhood come the holidays.
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National Library reconsiders book disposal plan
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Earlier this month we highlighted the National Library's decision to dispose of up to 600,000 books that form part of the Overseas Published Collection. Today the Library has said they are reconsidering its plans for the Overseas Published Collection.
Zoe George is back with a breakdown of the latest news of the cycling integrity breach and a reaction to Tim Paine's resignation.
Zoe George is back with a breakdown of the latest news of the cycling integrity breach and a reaction to Tim Paine's resignation.
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News in Solomon Island Pidgin for 29 November 2021
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The latest news in Solomon Island Pidgin (Tok Pisin).
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8pm Pacific Regional News for 29 November 2021
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Back iin October 2018 we spoke to US Forest Service, Research Forester Geoffrey Donovan about the benefits that urban trees and biodiversity have on us as a society. At that time Geoffrey was putting his efforts into finding out if there was a link between biodiversity and childhood leukaemia and has now published a paper based on his findings in N…
Back iin October 2018 we spoke to US Forest Service, Research Forester Geoffrey Donovan about the benefits that urban trees and biodiversity have on us as a society. At that time Geoffrey was putting his efforts into finding out if there was a link between biodiversity and childhood leukaemia and has now published a paper based on his findings in N…
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Event organisers face tough decisions with regions in red level
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The brakes could be on major summer festivals after the government revealed red lights for their regions in the new traffic light system. Nita Blake-Persen reports.
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Event cancellations ahead for Taupō venue under red level
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For those areas in the red level of the new Covid traffic light system there are tougher restrictions, including 100 person limits in bars and restaurants. Torben Land from the 2 Mile Sailing Club in Taupō talks to Lisa Owen.
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Cricket: Black Caps face uphill battle in Test against India
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The Black Caps are facing an uphill battle to try to win their test against India, in India. Clay Wilson has the latest.
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Lab workers weary in ongoing fight against Covid
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"Beleaguered and weary" in the back room fight against Covid - that is how the team of 4,000 lab workers is feeling after what has been described as a "war-like onslaught" for their services according to their professional body. The New Zealand Institute of Medical Laboratory Science says the northern laboratories, which have been in the thick of t…
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Fears of regression as Omicron spreads around world
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The Omicron Covid variant is spreading across the world, and with it fear of a major step-back in the pandemic. More than a dozen people now have it in the Netherlands, eight in France, three in the UK, and at least three in Australia. Yet it's still unknown how dangerous the variant, first discovered in South Africa, really is. Max Towle has more.…
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Tairāwhiti in Covid level red - the response in Gisborne
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Tairāwhiti will go red on Friday - one of several North Island regions to head into the tightest restrictions in the traffic light framework. Our reporter Tom Kitchin joins Lisa Owen from Gisborne.
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Whangārei mayor hopes orange level possible for north by mid-January
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Whangārei Mayor Sheryl Mai has told Checkpoint the red level of the traffic light system is not like alert level 2. "It's quite different... We've been in a privileged position of level two, and looking at the changes that the traffic light system brings, a lot of it is around restricting numbers into various events and that has definitely changed …
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Te Aitanga a Mahaki urges Rhythm n Vines to cancel
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The Rhythm and Vines festival has hit a sour note with local iwi who are calling for the festival to be canned due to Covid concerns. The festival, that usually kicks off on the 28 December is already hanging in the balance with Gisborne District on red until at least the middle of next month. Regardless, a collective of local iwi believe the threa…
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Four police in hospital after hit and run, and shooting
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Last night an officer was seriously injured after being hit by a car while putting down spikes to stop it. The seriousness of the incidents brought the Police Commissioner to Auckland, saying it has been a challenging time for staff in the district. The Police Commissioner says it's been a challenging time for officers - especially in Auckland - bu…
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South Island in orange light Covid limits, reaction on West Coast
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The government has announced all of the South Island will move orange in the new Covid protection framework. That means no gathering limits for hospitality, weddings, funerals, close contact businesses and gyms, as long as the vaccine certificate is being used. Our reporter Samantha Gee is on the West Coast in Blackball, with the reaction from the …
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Deputy PM details new Covid traffic light protection system
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The new traffic light system is showing orange across most of the country on Friday, with just Auckland and 10 other North Island regions starting at red. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said Cabinet is taking a cautious approach. Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson said cases appear to have plateaued in Auckland but they want to “lock in those gai…
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Panellists Dr Ella Henry and Phil Taylor discuss today's alert level announcement, changing credit laws, and whether schools should swap detention for meditation.
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Panellists Dr Ella Henry and Phil Taylor discuss today's alert level announcement, changing credit laws, and whether schools should swap detention for meditation.
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4pm RNZ Pacific news bulletin for Monday 29 November
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4pm Pacific Regional News for 29 November 2021
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Panellists Dr Ella Henry and Phil Taylor talk about the gender pay gap and share what they have been thinking.
Panellists Dr Ella Henry and Phil Taylor talk about the gender pay gap and share what they have been thinking.
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100 things we have lost in the Internet age - Pamela Paul
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Pamela Paul, the editor of the New York Times Book Review, tells us about the ways the Internet has changed us.
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100 things we have lost in the Internet age - Pamela Paul
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Pamela Paul, the editor of the New York Times Book Review, tells us about the ways the Internet has changed us.
We're continuing with the lovely radio memories our listeners have been sending in as we celebrate 100 years of radio in New Zealand. Today Kay Harris shares her memory.
We're continuing with the lovely radio memories our listeners have been sending in as we celebrate 100 years of radio in New Zealand. Today Kay Harris shares her memory.
Cartographer Anton Thomas joins Jesse to talk about the history of maps and the work that goes into creating them.
Cartographer Anton Thomas joins Jesse to talk about the history of maps and the work that goes into creating them.
Sydney based Brad Foster talks to Jesse about the response from Australia to the newest COVID variant arriving there, how busy malls have been over the Black Friday sales period and the latest in the ongoing Tim Paine cricketing saga.
Sydney based Brad Foster talks to Jesse about the response from Australia to the newest COVID variant arriving there, how busy malls have been over the Black Friday sales period and the latest in the ongoing Tim Paine cricketing saga.
Perlina reviews Yellowjackets, which tells the narrative of a team of wildly talented high-school girls soccer players who survive a plane crash deep in the Ontario wilderness.
Perlina reviews Yellowjackets, which tells the narrative of a team of wildly talented high-school girls soccer players who survive a plane crash deep in the Ontario wilderness.
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New app developed to reveal sandfly hotspots
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Sick of sandflies disrupting your summer holiday? Well, an app has been created to help identify sandfly hotspots.
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Sick of sandflies disrupting your summer holiday? Well, an app has been created to help identify sandfly hotspots.
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Sandfly map app can help you avoid midges these holidays!
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Sick of sandflies disrupting your summer holiday? Well, an app has been created that will help you identify a sandfly hotspot, and make sure you're prepared. Finnian Anderson is the person behind it talks to Jesse about his inspiration for the map app!
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NZ jeweller creates first new diamond innovation since 1886
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A Wellington jeweller has created a new diamond setting - that is said to be the first major innovation in diamond setting since 1886.
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A Wellington jeweller has created a new diamond setting - that is said to be the first major innovation in diamond setting since 1886.
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Housing intensification bill 'overdue' - urban design specialist
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Urban design specialist Matthew Prasad tells Jesse why he is in favour of the housing amendment bill.
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Housing intensification bill 'overdue' - urban design specialist
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Urban design specialist Matthew Prasad tells Jesse why he is in favour of the housing amendment bill.
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1pm Pacific Regional News for 29 November 2021
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'Kiribati should control their own fisheries': marine scientist
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The government of Kiribati is planning to open up the Phoenix Island Protection Area to commercial fishing. The area, declared in 2008, is about 1.5 times the size of New Zealand. A no-take zone was declared in 2015 to protect the area but now, that decision is being reversed. Kiribati's government says it's lost around $150 million since 2015 and …
