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Gwyneth Hughes: Mr Bates vs The Post Office
The British Post Office scandal been described as one of the most widespread miscarriages of justice in the country's history. Between 1999 and 2015, over 900 UK subpostmasters were falsely accused of… Video, Audio
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Girls State: Imagining a world run by young women
Filmmakers Amanda McBaine and Jesse Moss's creative partnership spans two decades, winning them Emmy awards and several prizes at Sundance. Their latest documentary Girls State follows teenage girls… Audio
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Claire Keegan: Small Things Like These
10:05 am todayIrish novelist and short story writer Claire Keegan was shortlisted for the Booker Prize in 2022 for her book Small Things Like These. It's the story of a coal merchant whose eyes are opened to the… Audio
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Baron Hasselhoff's: the art and craft of great chocolate
9:40 am todayFor many, Easter means chocolate. And for chocolate makers Easter is one of the busiest times of year. Susie pops in to Baron Hasselhoff's chocolate boutique in Wellington to catch up with "chief… Audio
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Viet Thanh Nguyen: A Man of Two Faces
9:05 am todayWriter Viet Thanh Nguyen remembers watching Apocalypse Now for the first time and not knowing whether to sympathize with the Americans or with the Vietnamese. Growing up as a refugee in America… Audio
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The need for a holistic approach to dementia
8:10 am todayWorld renowned brain health expert, clinical neuroscientist and pioneer in dementia research Professor Vladimir Hachinski is the recipient of the 2024 Ryman Prize, a $250,000 grant for the world's… Audio
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From cow to cone - a big scoop from Nelson
Jersey milk from Murray King's farm on the lower Waimea River flats is crafted into award-winning ice cream. "We had to find a way of generating better income than we would by producing whole milk… Audio
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Finding the flock - searching for stories from Flock House
A search is underway for descendants of hundreds of British boys sent out for farming training in New Zealand a century ago. Flock House, a flagship agricultural school in New Zealand was set up 100… Audio
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Raising fowls for families impacted by Cyclone Gabrielle
29 Mar 2024A hen rescued from floodwaters in Cyclone Gabrielle is helping bring back life to farms one year on. Hawke's Bay farmer Sally Newall hatched the idea to gift chicks to families impacted by the cyclone… Audio
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Rural News Wrap
A round-up of the week's agricultural news with RNZ rural news reporter Sally Murphy. Audio
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Getting specific or aiming wide: The tactics of Question Time
29 Mar 2024A look at the tactics of primary questions during Question Time, with help from Grant Robertson, Judith Collins and Gerry Brownlee. Audio
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'Tally ho tweeders!': Cyclists swap lycra for tweed
28 Mar 2024Organiser of this weekend's Tweed Ride, Adam Blackwell speaks to Emile Donovan.
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'That's so last century': A look back at fashion in Aotearoa
28 Mar 2024A new exhibition at Auckland's Central Library is showcasing fashion - and ways it has impacted different parts of our society. Audio
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Short-Cuts with Dan Slevin
28 Mar 2024Nights resident film critic Dan Slevin shares his picks for what you should be watching this long Easter weekend. Audio
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I Was There When: The Wellington Trades Hall bombing
28 Mar 2024We talk to someone who was on the scene in the immediate aftermath of the explosion 40 years ago. Audio
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The Panel with Ed Amon and Jenni Giblin (Part 2)
28 Mar 2024Tonight on The Panel, Wallace and panellists Ed Amon and Jenni Giblin ask what is up with Easter Tuesday, and check in with the Waipu Buisness Association as the gateway to the North reopens. Plus, a… Audio
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'Sick in my heart' - Professor Peter Lineham on rainbow crossing vandalisms
28 Mar 2024Professor Peter Lineham joins the Panel to discuss the painting over of a rainbow crossing on Karangahape Road, which police are treating as hate crime. Audio
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The Panel with Ed Amon and Jenni Giblin (Part 1)
28 Mar 2024Tonight on The Panel, Wallace and panellists Ed Amon and Jenni Giblin discuss the spate of damage to rainbow crossings, as police announce they are treating an incident in Auckland as a hate crime… Audio
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Australia: Armourguard yet to accept or reject financial lifeline
28 Mar 2024In Australia, crisis talks on the future of cash deliveries to banks and supermarkets are going down to the wire. The cash transit company Armourguard is yet to accept or reject a financial lifeline… Audio
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Ministry of Pacific Peoples to lose 40% of workforce
28 Mar 2024The Ministry of Pacific Peoples is the latest to face the reality of the Coalition government's cost-cutting, with staff informed of plans to slash the workforce by 40%. Under the proposal, 63… Audio
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Evening business for 28 March 2024
28 Mar 2024News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
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Super Rugby: Crusaders at the bottom of table
28 Mar 2024The Crusaders find themselves in unfamiliar teritory following a scarcely believable start to their Super Rugby campaign. The 14 time champs remain winless from 5 games and sit bottom of the table… Audio
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Warriors to return to NRL women's competition next year
28 Mar 2024The Warriors will return to the NRL women's competition next year after 5 years on the sidelines. The Australian Rugby League Commission confirmed today the Warriors will be 1 of 2 clubs that will… Audio