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'They almost look alive again'
14 Apr 2024Photographer Jae Frew's latest exhibition, Manu Kōingo – Birds of Yearning, at Parnell Gallery in Auckland, sees him shifting focus to a different subject - endangered, extinct and treasured bird life. Audio
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Mark Knopfler: 'I'm really delighted when the records make people happy'
13 Apr 202474-year-old former Dire Straits frontman Mark Knopfler talks to Charlotte Ryan. Video, Audio
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The Mixtape: Actor and artist Ana Scotney
13 Apr 2024Our guest on the Mixtape this week is actor, director and award winning artist Ana Chaya Scotney. Ana’s new play ScatterGun: After the Death of Rūaumoko is about to kick off at Tāmaki Makaurau’s Silo Theatre. Audio
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From politics to pastry: Alice's wild baking wonderland
Alice Taylor, who was a finalist on MasterChef in 2022, is back with a brand new baking book that's packed with tips and tricks and easy and affordable recipes. Audio
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Keeping the lights on in our public galleries not just about funding
14 Apr 2024A "lack of joined-up thinking" in Wellington's gallery sector has led to two major art spaces closing at the same time, an art historian and former gallery director says. Audio
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'No space for toxicity': Inside NZ's rainbow-friendly rugby club
For over 10 years, The Falcons rugby club has been a haven for queer rugby players in Auckland.
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Album review: Cowboy Carter by Beyoncé
13 Apr 2024On her new album, Beyoncé strives for authenticity as she knocks down the walls of genre, writes Tony Stamp. Video, Audio
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TV that calms the farm
15 Apr 2024In these overstimulated times, home viewing can also be an easeful experience, says Dan Slevin.
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What we're watching: The Great
13 Apr 2024This biting comedy about the 18th-century reign of Russian empress Catherine swerves wildly between slapstick comedy and pitch-black satire. Video
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How a bad day at the office sparked a worldwide bestseller
13 Apr 2024"When you are filled with passion or anger ... it might be a good time to write it down" - Bonnie Garmus, author of Lessons in Chemistry. Audio
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Mark Knopfler: 'I'm really delighted when the records make people happy'
13 Apr 202474-year-old former Dire Straits frontman Mark Knopfler talks to Charlotte Ryan. Video, Audio
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Movie review - Kung Fu Panda 4
10 Apr 2024Jack Black tackles Po's final adventure with his usual exuberance, says Simon Morris, but the animation is what carries Kung Fu Panda 4. Video, Audio
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Rural Riders - 'I smile a lot here'
The nationwide mountain bike group Rural Riders gives farmers a chance to spin some yarns and focus on dips and jumps rather than weather and the price of milk. Audio
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Recipe: Chicken Breasts with Bacon & Shallots
14 Apr 2024Julie Biuso shares a recipe for a tender chicken dish that's great served with Brussels sprouts and mash.
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'We need to make sure people in rural communities hear about the research directly'
12 Apr 2024Farmers and growers around Aotearoa heard how scientific research can help sustain the New Zealand agriculture industry at the recent Food, Farming and Freshwater Roadshow. Audio
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A view from both sides of the farm fence
Eric Fa'anoi has traded environmental research for milking cows. Audio
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New Horizons: The High Llamas
14 Apr 2024We've waited eight years now for Sean O'Hagan and The High Llamas to come up with an album, but, according to William Dart, their new Hey Panda proves to be worth every day of anticipation. Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 14 April 2024
14 Apr 2024More Eastertide hymns today, including He is risen. The words, written by Cecil Frances Alexander in the 1840s, have been set to a tune by Dunedin composer and choral director Richard Madden. Audio
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WATCH - The Forgotten Soldiers of Niue
In 1915, a group of Niuean men were plucked from their island home and sent to the French frontlines of World War I. None survived the journey. Video, Audio
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Why Splore is taking a year off
Splore, a NZ music festival that has been going for 25 years, is taking a break. John Minty from Splore management talks to Charlotte Ryan about the pressures facing the festival and a “challenging” year. Audio
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At The Movies - Monkey Man
10 Apr 2024Dev Patel is best known for playing nice chaps. Who knew he wanted to write, direct and star in a ferocious revenge movie like this? Video, Audio
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What’s behind the Indian food truck boom?
12 Apr 2024Once Indian fast food was only available to Kiwis at festivals and events. Now it's going mainstream around Aotearoa, writes Rizwan Mohammad.
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Watch out for '30 with Guyon Espiner'
12 Apr 2024Don't be surprised by "the odd f-bomb" on Guyon Espiner's brand-new interview show.
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The mobile music therapist
10 Apr 2024Emily Hunt tells Bryan Crump about driving her customised musical therapy caravan around Porirua and the Kapiti Coast. Audio