Afleveringen
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Kate de Goldi is back with her latest recommendations: The Garden Against Time by Olivia Laing, Say Nothing by Patrick Radden Keefe, and Death at the White Heart by Chris Chibnall.
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Canadian technology journalist and podcast host of Tech Won't Save Us Paris Marx considers an alternative model to big US tech used in schools, businesses, and for national security.
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New Zealand's indie darling, singer-songwriter Marlon Williams is back with a brand new album. The Lyttelton local is known for his crooning vocals, taking home many awards over his career, which started when he was just 17 and includes credits in a few Hollywood blockbusters. Now in his 30s, his new album Te Whare Tiwekaweka is his first Maori language album. And it's been a long time coming. A documentary about the making of the album, Marlon Williams: Nga Ao E Rua - Two Worlds is an intimate look behind the scenes, following Marlon over his five year journey to reconnect with his lost ancestral language in order to make this album. The documentary's set to be released nationwide on May 1st. And the album's out now.
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Polyfest started 50 years ago, with only four schools participating. It has since grown to be the largest Maori and Pacific Islands festival of its kind in the world, show-casing traditional music, dance and speeches from thousands of secondary school students. RNZ's Coco Lance joins live from the grounds, on the final day of Polyfest 2025.
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Mark Adams is one of Aotearoa New Zealand's foremost photographers. His focus on Samoan tatau, Maori-Pakeha interactions in Rotorua, carved meeting houses, locations of significance for Ngai Tahu in Te Waipounamu, and James Cook's landing sites reflect his deep engagement with our postcolonial and Pacific histories. A new exhibition Mark Adams: A Survey He Kohinga Whakaahua showcases more than 65 works spanning his 50-year career as a photographer.
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Monique Fiso is an awarding-winning chef, writer and visual artist, who has spent time cooking and living in the US, Mexico, Australia and New Zealand. Monique has competed with some of the world's best chefs on Netflix's The Final Table, and introduced Maori cuisine to the global stage, including on British chef Gordon Ramsay's Uncharted series - where she got him to eat raw huhu grubs straight from the log. Her fine dining restaurant Hiakai, which celebrated indigenous food, was fully booked from the day she opened in 2018 until the day she closed last year. Now, working on her second book with partner Katie Monteith, Monique is focusing on wild botanical kai and kai motuhake, also known as food sovereignty.
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Next week, TikTok sensation Theo Shakes will debut The Play that Gets Louder - a futuristic play where wounded soldiers bond over the memories of their mothers
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In his latest book British philosopher and author A. C. Grayling looks at the history of cancellation and defends so-called wokeism.
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There's been a huge uptake of electric cars in recent years, but at the start of the 20th century electric vehicles made-up 40 percent of the market.
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At a time where some countries are struggling with low birth rates, the voices for pronatalism are getting louder. But it's who's sounding the call for more babies that has people talking.
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Kiwi butchers have been doing New Zealand proud overseas at the World Butchers' Challenge. Rhys Tamanui from Hawkes Bay picked up 3rd place in the apprentice division.
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Every day our bodies automatically makes hundreds of decisions that we are completely unaware of. But for those suffering from diabetes, it's a different story.
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As global share markets tumble, with trillions of dollars wiped from world markets in a couple of days, China has announced retaliatory tariffs of 34 percent on US goods.
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US secretary of state Marco Rubio says Washington will know soon if Russia is serious about peace in Ukraine and will judge that by Moscow's actions not its words.
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The Justice Committee revealed that 90 percent of submissions were opposed to the bill, eight percent supported the bill and two percent were unsure.
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Mama Tupou Manapori is one of the founders of Polyfest, now in its 50th year. Now 80 years old, Tupou Manapori has been to every Polyfest since it began and this year she'll be running the Cook Islands stage. [picture id="4K9ZN0U_Tupou_Manapori_00_16_55_25_Still004_jpg_1" crop="16x10" layout="full"]
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A new documentary tells of a chilling chapter in New Zealand's history - one of systemic abuse in state care. Between 1950 and 2019. Susie speaks with filmmaker and journalist Aaron Smale, whose The Stolen Children of Aotearoa premiered at the Maoriland Film Festival and on Maori +.
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In several places in Aotearoa the land tells the story of conflicts which have shaped NZ on a cultural and political level.
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Volcanologist and GNS principal scientist Graham Leonard talks about the fault that caused the 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Myanmar.
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New Zealand hit drama After The Party has been nominated for a Best International TV Series BAFTA.
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