Afleveringen
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With Christmas just around the corner, Kennedy reflects on the Sami people, from whom we get the idea of Santa and his reindeer.
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Don't panic - but it's just a month today until Christmas. If that has stress levels rising a little, Kiwi chef Mark Gregory has a new book out that's full of festive inspiration. Mark has spent decades in kitchens around the world - he's cooked for celebrities, royalty - he was the first Kiwi to be awarded a Master of Culinary Arts by the Royal Academy - he's appeared on TV shows Ready Steady Cook and the BBC's Good Food Show. He's also a massive fan of Christmas....which is why he's created his Christmas at the Castle Cookbook and YouTube series. While the traditional festive fare is included in the book, there's some Kiwi twists on the Christmas faves - and an emphasis on making things simple. It's not just recipes - Mark's also included ideas for gifts and for family fun on the big day itself.
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Kathryn talks politics with Dale Husband and Liam Hehir
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An often-toxic artificial lake receives a collective shrug, charity hospitals and private healthcare fill the gaps, and council and KiwiRail clash over rail crossings.
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Dean Bedford reviews The Enemy Within by Maire Leadbeater published by Potton and Burton
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The University of Auckland is today opening a new $320 million dollar recreation and wellbeing centre.
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Language has always changed over time, but the internet has created layers of slang that can feel impossible to keep up with.
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Germany prepares for an early election, Russia denies cutting Baltic Sea cables as tensions rise, and Angela Merkel's long awaited memoir to be published next week. Thomas Sparrow discusses with Kathryn Ryan.
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Following his feat of climbing Everest with Sherpa Tenzing Norgay in 1953, Sir Edmund Hillary returned to the Himalayas to repay the locals for their help - and one his first tasks, was building a school.
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A national child palliative care service is desperately needed and will save millions, according to a new report.
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Higher airline prices, crowded terminals and fewer upgrades could all be a result of a new codeshare deal signed off by Australian and New Zealand authorities.
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Our comedians look back on some of the funnier stories of the past week, including the case of the man who wrote his will on the back of a frozen fish packet, deemed valid by a UK court.
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RNZ sports journalist Joe Porter discusses the All Blacks team named to play Italy this weekend
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Georgina updates us on the latest events in Te Whanganui a Tara
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Carole Beu of the Women's Bookshop in Auckland reviews Molly by Rosalie Ham published by Macmillan
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Lech Blaine grew up in Queensland, the youngest in a busy family of seven, his parents: working class publicans in small country towns.
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Ed White is a correspondent with the Financial Times based in Shanghai.
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Top New Zealand rally driver Emma Gilmour has come back from a bad accident in Europe to take an overall third place in this year's New Zealand Rally Championship.
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An Australian law firm is preparing a class action against major cruise lines on behalf of thousands of passengers including New Zealanders, over lax onboard gambling rules.
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Film and TV correspondent Chris Schulz joins Susie to talk about Say Nothing, which is a mini-series based on four decades of The Troubles in Northern Ireland, based on the book by Patrick Radden Keefe. He'll also look at new movie Gladiator II, and National Geographic's Endurance details the incredible work that was done to locate Ernest Shackleton's ship from his ill-fated 1915 expedition to Antarctica.
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