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RNZ daily and weekly programmes
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.
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.
Our commentators make sense of the week in politics
Legislation, issues and insights from Parliament.
News, discussion, features and ideas until midday.
Getting out in the field and the lab to bring you New Zealand stories about science, nature and the environment. With Alison Ballance.
Stacey Morrison looks at the latest food & fitness trends to discover what's good for you and what's gobbledygook. In short: Do they work?
Nine to Noon's Kathryn Ryan presents interviews to help navigate modern family life
A weekly analysis of significant political issues.
Mediawatch looks critically at the New Zealand media - television, radio, newspapers and magazines as well as the 'new' electronic media.
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.
The latest business news from RNZ News.
A daily current affairs programme covering the major Pacific stories of the week, with background and reaction from the people making the news.
A custom podcast from RNZ
A review of the week in sport.
A weekly topical magazine about current film releases and film related topics.
Country Life takes you down country roads to meet ordinary people achieving their dreams. We live in a beautiful country...
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.
Unfurling fresh ideas and sounds along with the best radio documentaries and features from here and overseas.
A bulletin of Pacific News and a sports report.
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.
Fragments is a six-part podcast and video series about the day of the 2011 earthquake and what's happened in the decade since. Produced and hosted by Katy Gosset.
A roundup of farming conditions all around New Zealand
Lately with Karyn Hay is a late night radio show on RNZ National, with an eye on live events, an ear for music, a great sense of humour and a genuine interest in people and their stories.
The Panel features a range of panellists from across the opinion spectrum, together with expert phone guests.
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
A weekly Pacific magazine programme features New Zealand and regional Pacific news, issues, information and music. This programme is also simulcast domestically on RNZ National.
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Covid-19 blamed for backlog of drivers wait to sit tests
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Gisborne residents are concerned they have had to wait months to get a driving test - sometimes up to a year. Covid restrictions have caused a backlog of more than 40-thousand licence tests around the country, but some areas are feeling it more than others. Karyn speaks with Tracey Shepherd from REAP Aotearoa supporting rural and provincial communi…
Reem Abbas joins us once again from Khartoum.
Fertility researchers are developing a new way of testing IVF embryos that have too many chromosomes.
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The Panel with Sue Kedgley and Chris Finlayson (Part 2)
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Wellington's mayor Andy Foster has backed down on a controversial idea to sell part of the city's earthquake-prone library to help pay for the cost of upgrading it. Is cancel culture a winner as a political issue? Anecdotal evidence suggests if you didn't own a home by the age of 40 today, you never would, housing and public policy researcher Dr Ka…
Dairy company, Synlait Milk has withdrawn its full year 2021 guidance because of significant uncertainty and volatility within its business.
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Forget ABCs - get your preschoolers moving first
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Kathryn talks with educator, speaker and author Gill Connell about the importance of movement in getting young children ready for the classroom and learning. She says kids are born to move, and in the early years it is the body actually teaching the brain how to accept, assimilate, process, and use information. Gill's books include A Moving Child I…
The latest RNZ Pacific news.
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Constellation Cup: Silver Ferns lose to Australia
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The Silver Ferns paid the price for a lethargic start as Australia bounced back to win the second netball test 45-36 in Christchurch last night. It represented a 14-goal turnaround after New Zealand clinched the opening match of the four-test series 49-44. The Constellation Cup will be decided this weekend when the teams meet twice more in Christch…
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Midweek Mediawatch: Broadcast bosses grilled on balance and bias
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In this week's Midweek Mediawatch, Hayden Donnell talks to Karyn Hay about RNZ and TVNZ's bosses getting grilled by MPs about balance, bias and biting the hand that feeds (but not much about the proposal to replace both broadcasters within three years) - and the retirement of a much-admired reporter at the Herald.…
Environmentalists in Papua New Guinea win a battle to stop sand mining; We take a look at French Polynesia's year of dealing with Covid-19; Pacific community optimistic about regional vaccination timelines. [image_crop:117356:full]
Being locked down also means for many people being locked out of meaningful face to face interactions - for them, Level 3 is a tense and frustrating time.
Australian caper film Never too late sees a group of old Vietnam War vets on a mission to break Jackie Weaver out of hospital. Also starring James Cromwell (Babe) and Dennis Waterman (Minder).
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The Panel with Tayyaba Khan and Liam Hehir (Part 2)
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Should we raise GST to 16 % for Aucklanders, in order to help pay for infrastructure? As names come in and out fashion, research shows people do have pre-conceived ideas about what a person’s name says about them. A chef says Kiwis need to keep a keen mind when they're slicing dinner with the flood of super-sharp knives given out in a supermarket…
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How life changed when Stuart Watson started listening
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Everything changed with Stuart Watson stopped talking and started listening. He now hosts a podcast called ManListening fand a new book, What She Said, What I Heard: How One Man Shut Up and Started Listening.
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Arrests following online threat to the Linwood Islamic Centre
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Police have charged a 27 year old male in Christchurch with threatening to kill after online threats were made to Linwood Islamic Centre and Al Noor Mosque. Karyn will speak with RNZ News reporter, Anan Zaki, who is attending the Police media conference tonight.
Reem Abbas joins us once again from Khartoum.
Fertility researchers are developing a new way of testing IVF embryos that have too many chromosomes.
Shaun Eaves talks about glaciers in the North Island and how evidence left behind by glaciers can help reconstruct past climates.
Shaun Eaves talks about glaciers in the North Island and how evidence left behind by glaciers can help reconstruct past climates.
Developing a new test for detecting IVF embryos carrying too many chromosomes, and what past and present glaciers can tell us about climate.
Developing a new test for detecting IVF embryos carrying too many chromosomes, and what past and present glaciers can tell us about climate.
The latest news from Melanesia.
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Materials: Fact or Fiction - The Stillsuit from Dune
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Associate Professor Geoff Willmott, MacDiarmid Institute Deputy Director for Commercialisation and Industry Engagement, and Associate Professor of Physics at the University of Auckland gives us his scientific take on the stillsuit from Dune, the water-saving suit that recycled sweat and other fluids.…
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Materials: Fact or Fiction - The Stillsuit from Dune
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Associate Professor Geoff Willmott, MacDiarmid Institute Deputy Director for Commercialisation and Industry Engagement, and Associate Professor of Physics at the University of Auckland gives us his scientific take on the stillsuit from Dune, the water-saving suit that recycled sweat and other fluids.…
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Racecourse intruder banned for life from all NZ tracks
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A man who narrowly escaped being trampled by race horses after invading the track on Wellington Cup Day is banned for life from all racetracks around the country. Justin Bergman pleaded guilty to criminal nuisance and disrupting a public meeting over his actions on the 30 January. Ruth Hill was at the Hutt Valley District Court today and filed this…
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Backlog of driving tests in Gisborne causing headaches
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Gisborne residents say there are extraordinary waits to sit driving tests, putting the brakes on people getting jobs. But driving test operators insist more testing spaces and staff coming to deal with the massive backlog. Our Tairawhiti reporter Tom Kitchin has more.
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Assoc Health Minister on latest Covid-19 details
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Cabinet will decide on Friday whether to pull Auckland out of Covid-19 alert level 3 lockdown, and what will happen with alert level 2 for the rest of the country. It has been four straight days with zero new community cases of Covid-19. Associate Health Minister Peeni Henare joins Lisa Owen.
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Free school lunches reach thousands more students
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Another 88,000 students at more than 300 schools and kura across the country are now receiving free lunches. Education Minister Chris Hipkins made the announcement at Tauranga's Welcome Bay school this morning. And what are the lunches like? Our reporter Riley Kennedy went to find out.
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Health expert Professor Philip Hill on Covid-19 latest
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Today marks a fourth straight day without any new cases of Covid-19 being found in the community. More than 68,000 tests have been processed in the last week - but a number of results are still outstanding. Director General of Health Ashley Bloomfield says all the latest numbers will inform his advice to Cabinet on alert levels. Otago University Pr…
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Bus drivers keen to be priority for Covid-19 vaccine
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The government is being pressed for more information about how it will roll out the Covid-19 vaccine to priority groups. Almost 9,431 front line border workers have received a vaccine so far - their families and front line health workers are next in line. One group of people who comes into constant contact with the public are bus drivers. They too …
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Maersk brings ships to move containers to South Island
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One of the world's biggest shipping companies is being told to use New Zealand crew to move empty containers from Auckland to the South Island. Faced with delays in the North Island, Maersk is bringing in two ships to shift containers to South Island ports to meet export demands. But the Maritime Union says the company should be using New Zealand r…
News from the business sector, including a market report. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6237066639001
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Ports of Auckland on notice after serious safety issues - Wood
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Ports of Auckland is being warned it must accept all findings and recommendations of a review into health and safety. Workplace Relations and Safety Minister Michael Wood is warning the port is on notice, following serious safety issues. Auckland Council initiated a review into safety at the port following the death of two workers in recent years. …
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Epilepsy brand switch may have factored in deaths - neurologist
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The strongest evidence yet that Pharmac's brand switch of epilepsy drugs may have been a factor in fatal seizures was heard at an inquest today. The inquest is looking into the death of six patients who died after the brand of drug changed. Paediatric neurologist Cynthia Sharpe said she had serious concerns the brand switch was a factor in the deat…
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Brian Tamaki responds to criticism after leaving Auckland on eve of lockdown
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Destiny Church leader Brian Tamaki says he was well within his rights to leave Auckland on Saturday night following the official announcement the city would enter level 3 lockdown at 6am the following morning. Tamaki and his wife Hannah went to Rotorua late on Saturday night and told a church service on Sunday morning they had done so in order to a…
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The Panel with Sue Kedgley and Chris Finlayson (Part 2)
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Wellington's mayor Andy Foster has backed down on a controversial idea to sell part of the city's earthquake-prone library to help pay for the cost of upgrading it. Is cancel culture a winner as a political issue? Anecdotal evidence suggests if you didn't own a home by the age of 40 today, you never would, housing and public policy researcher Dr Ka…
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The Panel with Sue Kedgley and Chris Finlayson (Part 1)
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Wellington's mayor Andy Foster has backed down on a controversial idea to sell part of the city's earthquake-prone library to help pay for the cost of upgrading it. High school principals in Auckland are calling for the Government to fund more home internet connections. There's still a ferocious debate going about whether in decking the ridging sho…
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Wellington's mayor Andy Foster has backed down on a controversial idea to sell part of the city's earthquake-prone library to help pay for the cost of upgrading it. High school principals in Auckland are calling for the Government to fund more home internet connections. There's still a ferocious debate going about whether in decking the ridging sho…
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The Pre-Panel with Sue Kedgley and Chris Finlayson
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Story of the day with Caitlin Cherry and what panellists have been thinking.
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The Pre-Panel with Sue Kedgley and Chris Finlayson
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Story of the day with Caitlin Cherry and what panellists have been thinking.
There are many traditions, events and customs in New Zealand that seem ‘upside-down’. Why do we have winter meals at Christmas time and celebrate spring festivals in autumn? Our regular historian, Grant Morris says this only makes sense when we examine our history. It also helps us to explore the nature of Pakeha NZ culture and raises questions…
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Solving the World's Problems with Steve Wyn-Harris
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Today Steve talks about vaccines, the primary industry's export sector and cancelled rural events due to alert level changes around the country.
This week for New Zealand Screen History we take a look back at the hugely popular quiz show It's in the Bag. Heather Crofksey, nee Eggleton, was the original co-host of the show and talks to Jesse about being part of the show.
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All of government response OIA makes for strange reading
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Stuff senior political reporter Thomas Coughlan says he has revealed what he says are some of the most interesting OIA's he's ever read. He explains what the latest ones are that he says stand out from all the others he's received!
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Less emotion more hard data to drive economic policy
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An Otago University senior economics lecturer believes there is too much emotion driving key economic policy decisions from the government. Dr Dennis Wesselbaum explains his stance to Jesse.
