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New Horizons: The Perfect Sound
24 Mar 2024Just as writers search for le mot juste, musicians look out for le son juste - the perfect sound. William Dart explores some local recordings ranging from Larry Morris and Allison Durbin to newcomers Casual Healing and Eve Kelly. Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 24 March 2024
24 Mar 2024Holy Week begins today - the sixth and final week of Lent. Palm Sunday commemorates the entry of Jesus in Jerusalem, and our hymns include Ride on, ride on in majesty and All glory, laud and honour. Audio
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How to navigate conflict with a partner
20 Mar 2024Getting into a heated exchange over text message is never a recipe for relationship success, says therapist Jo Robertson. Audio
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Leaky gut and its connection to inflammatory diseases
20 Mar 2024The modern human diet is doing a great job of “assaulting, starving and killing” precious microbes in the gut, according to American physician Steven Gundry. Audio
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'I'm excited to sink my teeth in'
22 Mar 2024Watch - Cricketer Rachin Ravindra talks about his journey from the Hutt to the Indian Premier League.
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At The Movies: Goodbye Julia
20 Mar 2024Goodbye Julia is an award-winning drama set in Sudan, North East Africa, just before it split into two separate countries. A tragedy unexpectedly brings two women together in an unlikely friendship. Video, Audio
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Recipe: Sticky Toffee Pudding
23 Mar 2024Simon Levy shares the recipe for a delicious, warm pudding that's about to debut on the menu at his Christchurch restaurant INATI.
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'Music gave me an outlet, validation and a voice' - Shayne Carter
22 Mar 2024Musician and writer Shayne Carter spoke about creativity as a life-saving necessity at a recent All In for Arts event.
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Shayne Carter: ‘Art has always been completely undervalued’
22 Mar 2024Award-winning musician and writer Shayne Carter (Straitjacket Fits, Dimmer), says art is a life-saving necessity, rather than a frivolous sideline, in a speech delivered as part of a nationwide series.
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Best of the Fest
22 Mar 2024In the fifth and final episode of Best of the Fest Perlina Lau is joined by playwright and dramaturg, Nathan Joe, actor, voice artist and intimacy coordinator, Romy Hooper and comedian, writer, actor and producer Tom Sainsbury. Audio
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Carbon sinks: From Fiordland to Waihī wetlands
21 Mar 2024Voice of Tangaroa - There’s the potential for huge amounts of carbon to be locked away our ocean ecosystems , if we don’t mess it up. Audio
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There's a place for you in 'Us'
21 Mar 2024Chloe Loftus is directing a mass outdoor dance event down Wellington's Cuba Street this Sunday and she'd like you to participate. Video, Audio
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At The Movies: Wicked Little Letters
20 Mar 2024Lashings of baroque swearing and a classy cast can't quite rescue Wicked Little Letters, writes Simon Morris. Video, Audio
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Do cheese and onions belong in a hot cross bun?
21 Mar 2024If you're a bun purist who thinks it's wrong to mess with a favourite, you probably shouldn't read this story.
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Back to school for singing
Megan Flint from the New Zealand Choral Federation is leading the charge to get our primary and intermediate school classes singing again. Video, Audio
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Prepping your vege garden to feed you through winter
16 Mar 2024It’s not too late to start prepping the winter veggie garden, gardening guru Kath Irvine says. Audio
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Kim Gordon blends precision and chaos on The Collective
16 Mar 2024The Sampler - Tony Stamp reviews the ex-Sonic Youth member's second solo album, a noisy, hip-hop influenced outing that puts provocateurs her junior to shame. Video, Audio
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The return of the CD: 'People still want to collect things'
20 Mar 2024With the price of vinyl getting higher and higher, more and more people are seeking out another kind of physical media. Audio
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Getting epic with the albatross
19 Mar 2024Violinist Darren Breeze and actor Geoffrey Clendon talk about reciting Coleridge's mighty poem, "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner", with live music. Video, Audio
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At The Movies: The Convert
20 Mar 2024The Convert, set during the notorious Musket Wars of the early 1800s, directed by Lee Tamahori and starring Guy Pearce and Lawrence Makoare is let down by a less than gripping story, writes Simon Morris. Video, Audio
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Easy Eats: Sam's Slap Sausage Tacos
21 Mar 2024Not sure what to eat tonight? Christchurch-based chef, author and busy mum Sam Parish knows the feeling. She shares a simple and super-tasty recipe for TikTok-inspired tacos that the whole whānau will love.
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Imposter syndrome: How to tame the inner critic
19 Mar 2024Sitting at the heart of imposter syndrome are false beliefs about competence, coach and consultant Bex Bell says. Audio
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How netball trailblazers carved a place for women and girls in NZ sport
20 Mar 2024It's been the number one sport for women and girls in this country for more than 100 years. As Netball NZ gears up for its centenary, Bridget Tunnicliffe looks at how the sport carved its own path.
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It was sink or swim' - James Taylor on addiction and recovery ahead of NZ shows
17 Mar 2024Recruited by the Beatles, on the cover of TIME Magazine before was 25, James Taylor overcame addiction and depression to become one of the most beloved singers of all time. He talks to Jim Mora. Audio