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A weekly analysis of significant political issues.
A weekly topical magazine about current film releases and film related topics.
A monthly web-only feature, podcasting performances by New Zealand artists.
New Zealand's most listened to morning news show, featuring comprehensive coverage of local and world events from 6:00am to 9:00am every weekday on RNZ National.
Nine to Noon's Kathryn Ryan presents interviews to help navigate modern family life
A roundup of farming conditions all around New Zealand
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
The Panel features a range of panellists from across the opinion spectrum, together with expert phone guests.
A bulletin of Pacific News and a sports report.
Country Life takes you down country roads to meet ordinary people achieving their dreams. We live in a beautiful country...
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.
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.
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.
Pacific language news bulletins in Tongan, Samoan, Pidgin, French, Cook Islands Maori and Niuean.
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.
Depressed alcoholic comedian James Nokise invites famous people into his mental health safe space for a finger-licking chat about headspace and happiness.
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.
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.
Getting out in the field and the lab to bring you New Zealand stories about science, nature and the environment.
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/).
Jesse Mulligan talks with investigators, journalists and others about major crimes in New Zealand
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.
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2021 VOYAGER AWARDS WINNER - BEST EPISODIC PODCAST. The shady, controversial and sometimes downright villainous characters of New Zealand history, presented by William Ray.
Legislation, issues and insights from Parliament.
A series of half-hour current affairs programmes, featuring RNZ's most experienced correspondents.
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.
Unfurling fresh ideas and sounds along with the best radio documentaries and features from here and overseas.
News, discussion, features and ideas until midday.
What it’s like to come face-to-face with history.
Peter Griffin and Simon Morton explore the tech world
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.
Hosted by David Bremner
A review of the week in sport.
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Edward Hanfling - 250 Years of New Zealand Painting
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In compiling the latest edition of the book 250 Years of New Zealand Painting, art critic and writer Edward Hanfling believes it has been three decades since painting's place as the pre-eminent artistic medium has been challenged.
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The Weekend Panel with Ali Jones and Chris Wikaira
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Joining us on the Weekend Panel this morning are Ali Jones, a Senior Consultant at RedPR and BRG Director Chris Wikaira. Among other topics, they'll be discussing the roadmap out of lockdown, what to do with vaccination rates, Auckland schools returning, housing issues, ageism and the British Royal Family getting political.…
Ōtepoti writer Emma Neale speaks about her latest book The Pink Jumpsuit, a mix of short through to ultra short flash fiction.
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Bruce Mason Centre celebrates a big birthday
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Auckland's Bruce Mason Centre is celebrating its 25 years of hosting plays, shows, rehearsals and workshops on the North Shore. Arts patron Angela Antony considers building 'The Bruce' is her greatest achievement.
Makerita Urale, Creative New Zealand Senior Manager, Pacific Arts speaks about the art agency's crowdfunding campaign to support Pacific artists.
Writing Home: An Antidote to Feeling Stranded is a collection of videos the Nelson Arts Festival has commissioned from Kiwi writers living here and overseas. Paula Morris speaks about the experience of documenting her idea of home.
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Nigel Borell - the role of a curator in 2021
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Nigel Borell is the curator behind Auckland Art Gallery's landmark exhibition of Māori art Toi Tū Toi Ora, and winner of the Arts Foundation's inaugural He Momo - A Moment In Time Award this year. He speaks about his newest exhibition featuring nine artists' work created during the 2020-2021 Covid-19 lockdowns.…
Chris Tse is part of the team working on a new contemporary opera called Silence Is, about silence as part of the upcoming LitCrawl festival in Wellington
The country's Screen Production and Development Association, SPADA, wants our government to impose a levy on international streaming services. SPADA Executive member Irene Gardiner joins Lynn to cover the options.
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Time is right for new Cousteau documentary
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If eco-warrior Jacques-Yves Cousteau was still alive today, he'd be alarmed by the state of the planet's oceans and the wild creatures in them, says Becoming Cousteau co-writer Pax Wasserman. And he'd be even more concerned about the lack of action by world leaders. Drawing on a treasure trove of previously undocumented archival material, Becoming …
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Time is right for new Cousteau documentary
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If eco-warrior Jacques-Yves Cousteau was still alive today, he'd be alarmed by the state of the planet's oceans and the wild creatures in them, says Becoming Cousteau co-writer Pax Wasserman. And he'd be even more concerned about the lack of action by world leaders. Drawing on a treasure trove of previously undocumented archival material, Becoming …
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Calling Home: Rosie Manins in Atlanta, Georgia
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To say Nelsonian Rosie Manins' introduction to life in Atlanta has been something of a baptism of fire would be an understatement. A former ODT journalist who is married to a Grammy Award-nominated Georgia native (Jamaica Smith), Rosie now works as a courts reporter, and has seen Confederate monuments taken from public view, experienced the race ri…
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Calling Home: Rosie Manins in Atlanta, Georgia
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To say Nelsonian Rosie Manins' introduction to life in Atlanta has been something of a baptism of fire would be an understatement. A former ODT journalist who is married to a Grammy Award-nominated Georgia native (Jamaica Smith), Rosie now works as a courts reporter, and has seen Confederate monuments taken from public view, experienced the race ri…
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The New Zealand-made 'viral' music hit of 1971
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Fifty years ago this week, The Rumour started their four-week run at the top of the NZ charts with their most memorable song, L'amour Est L'enfant de la Liberté (Love is the Child of Freedom). Its composer Shade (John) Smith joins the show to look back on the song that rocketed The Rumour to stardom 50 years ago, and reflect on his life today.…
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The New Zealand-made 'viral' music hit of 1971
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Fifty years ago this week, The Rumour started their four-week run at the top of the NZ charts with their most memorable song, L'amour Est L'enfant de la Liberté (Love is the Child of Freedom). Its composer Shade (John) Smith joins the show to look back on the song that rocketed The Rumour to stardom 50 years ago, and reflect on his life today.…
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Jonathan Haidt: 'Social media... is breaking the world'
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Named one of the world's top thinkers by both Prospect and Foreign Policy magazines, American social psychologist Professor Jonathan Haidt will feature as the keynote speaker at next month's APEC CEO Summit in Auckland. Haidt, who will be delivering his speech remotely because of Covid-19, will be asking if business can become a force for good in t…
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Jonathan Haidt: 'Social media... is breaking the world'
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Named one of the world's top thinkers by both Prospect and Foreign Policy magazines, American social psychologist Professor Jonathan Haidt will feature as the keynote speaker at next month's APEC CEO Summit in Auckland. Haidt, who will be delivering his speech remotely because of Covid-19, will be asking if business can become a force for good in t…
We've all wanted to scream down the phone at scammers before. Some people even keep whistles next to the phone so they can go one better. But few out there would have tried to scam the scammers themselves. Well, there are people who do just that. Three to four times a week, for up to two hours at a time, LA-based voice actor Rosie Okumura telephone…
We've all wanted to scream down the phone at scammers before. Some people even keep whistles next to the phone so they can go one better. But few out there would have tried to scam the scammers themselves. Well, there are people who do just that. Three to four times a week, for up to two hours at a time, LA-based voice actor Rosie Okumura telephone…
Colorado-based Kiwi Chris Adams was in attendance at today's All Blacks v USA rugby test at FedEx Field in Washington, DC. He's also been travelling recently -- visiting four small, smart European countries with similarities to New Zealand (Finland, Iceland, Denmark and Swtizerland) and talking with tourism officials about how they have been able t…
Colorado-based Kiwi Chris Adams was in attendance at today's All Blacks v USA rugby test at FedEx Field in Washington, DC. He's also been travelling recently -- visiting four small, smart European countries with similarities to New Zealand (Finland, Iceland, Denmark and Swtizerland) and talking with tourism officials about how they have been able t…
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How carrying a tune can lead to better health
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We've all seen the incredibly positive social impacts of people taking to their balconies, windows, and rooftops to sing to one another during the pandemic. But there are health benefits to singing as well. Not only does singing songs that we know trigger the reward system in the brain that releases dopamine, the act of singing -- either by yoursel…
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How carrying a tune can lead to better health
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We've all seen the incredibly positive social impacts of people taking to their balconies, windows, and rooftops to sing to one another during the pandemic. But there are health benefits to singing as well. Not only does singing songs that we know trigger the reward system in the brain that releases dopamine, the act of singing -- either by yoursel…
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Media mull mental health amid lingering lockdowns
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As the Covid crisis deepens and lockdown levels give way to traffic lights, the mental health effects of it all are being aired more than ever in the media - sometimes along with assumptions that don’t always stack up.
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Media mull mental health amid lingering lockdowns
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As the Covid crisis deepens and lockdown levels give way to traffic lights, the mental health effects of it all are being aired more than ever in the media - sometimes along with assumptions that don’t always stack up.
Last weekend’s hastily-organised eight-hour Vaxathon TV extravaganza silenced most critics after a record number of jabs last weekend - but not all. We ask the brains behind the broadcast - Bailey Mackey - what we learned from the effort, and why few opposition politicians were seen on screen.
Last weekend’s hastily-organised eight-hour Vaxathon TV extravaganza silenced most critics after a record number of jabs last weekend - but not all. We ask the brains behind the broadcast - Bailey Mackey - what we learned from the effort, and why few opposition politicians were seen on screen.
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Reflecting on a revolution-MMP in the rear-view mirror
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The media marked a quarter of a century of MMP with a lot of mixed reviews on how it has changed our politics - and our country. Mediawatch talks to a documentary-maker who created one of the most vivid vignettes of MMP in action 25 years ago - and asks how it's changed the media.
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Reflecting on a revolution-MMP in the rear-view mirror
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The media marked a quarter of a century of MMP with a lot of mixed reviews on how it has changed our politics - and our country. Mediawatch talks to a documentary-maker who created one of the most vivid vignettes of MMP in action 25 years ago - and asks how it's changed the media.
Media mull mental health impact of lingering lockdowns; wrapping up the Vaxathon, MMP in the rear view mirror.
Media mull mental health impact of lingering lockdowns; wrapping up the Vaxathon, MMP in the rear view mirror.
Media mull mental health impact of lingering lockdowns; wrapping up the Vaxathon, MMP in the rear view mirror.
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The Weekend Panel with Ali Jones and Chris Wikaira
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Joining us on the Weekend Panel this morning are Ali Jones, a Senior Consultant at RedPR and BRG Director Chris Wikaira. Among other topics, they'll be discussing the roadmap out of lockdown, what to do with vaccination rates, Auckland schools returning, housing issues, ageism and the British Royal Family getting political.…
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The Weekend Panel with Ali Jones and Chris Wikaira
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Joining us on the Weekend Panel this morning are Ali Jones, a Senior Consultant at RedPR and BRG Director Chris Wikaira. Among other topics, they'll be discussing the roadmap out of lockdown, what to do with vaccination rates, Auckland schools returning, housing issues, ageism and the British Royal Family getting political.…
It's been 50 years since Don McLean wrote and recorded his seminal folk-rock anthem, American Pie. McLean says he wanted to write a big song that would tie everything together on his second album -- also American Pie -- and connect with the parts of America that mattered to him, starting with Buddy Holly. But he never anticipated the album's title …
It's been 50 years since Don McLean wrote and recorded his seminal folk-rock anthem, American Pie. McLean says he wanted to write a big song that would tie everything together on his second album -- also American Pie -- and connect with the parts of America that mattered to him, starting with Buddy Holly. But he never anticipated the album's title …
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Covid-19 update with Professor Gary McLean
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New Zealander Dr Gary McLean is a Professor in molecular immunology at London Metropolitan University and a researcher with Imperial College. He's an international authority on coronaviruses. Professor McLean is back with us to look at comparing Covid vaccines, vaccine makers bracing for a variant worse than Delta, the lesson learned in the UK anno…
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Covid-19 update with Professor Gary McLean
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New Zealander Dr Gary McLean is a Professor in molecular immunology at London Metropolitan University and a researcher with Imperial College. He's an international authority on coronaviruses. Professor McLean is back with us to look at comparing Covid vaccines, vaccine makers bracing for a variant worse than Delta, the lesson learned in the UK anno…
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Swearing-in a Governor General: a photo essay
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A photo essay from the formal swearing-in of our new Governor General, Dame Cindy Kiro; and audio of the key speeches from the event.
