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US: investigation opens into former special counsel Jack Smith
4 Aug 2025Donald Trump's officials investigate former special prosecutor Jack Smith - Katherine Firkin reports from the USA Audio
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Sick? Where to get a medical certificate
Reporter Ke-Xin Li takes a look around the rules for medical certificates and sick notes. Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
4 Aug 2025Minister of Fruit and Veggie Glenn Forsyth's artichoke shaped heart is still in Western Australia, he looks back at his recent trade mission Audio
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Worlds of Music 3 August 2025
3 Aug 2025Music from the world, for the world, hosted by Trevor Reekie. Audio
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A Best of Film Fest Panel on Whanau Marama's Opening Weekend
3 Aug 2025Films covered include: Prime Minister, It was just an accident, Grace, Toitu Visual Sovereignity, Workmates, Bati, One on One: John and Yoko, Maya, Give Me a Title, Sex/Dreams/Love trilogy, Not Only… Audio
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Regional Wrap: Rawene
This week we are heading to the south side of the Hokianga harbour, in Northland to the town of Rawene. Audio
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How arts patronage has changed over 25 years
As private funding organisation The Arts Foundation Te Tumu Toi celebrates 25 years of supporting artists, what's changed with arts patronage? Audio
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Notes from a Fish 'a surreal comedy crime caper'
Notes from a Fish is a surreal comedy crime caper set in the murky world of the exotic fish black market. Audio
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A new generation part of the knitting renaissance
A new exhibition in Tamaki Makaurau hosted by the New Zealand Fashion Museum is set to showcase and celebrates the art of knitting and all yarn-based fashion creation. Audio
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Richard Benge: a champion of arts access for everyone
30 years ago this last week organisation Arts Access Aotearoa was founded by Penny Eames to better drive access to the arts for people who can get excluded from cultural life. Audio
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The difficulty of finding a job after 50
3 Aug 2025Are employers biased against older job applicants? Audio
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Costa Botes: Remembering Forgotten Silver
Nineties mockmentary Forgotten Silver is having a short run as part of the NZIFF. Audio
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What’s My Book About: Lauren Roche
3 Aug 2025Lauren Roche's latest novel Julia Eichardt - A Life of Grit and Grace brings to life the untold story of one of Queenstown's resilient settlers. Audio
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Exercise can help older adults reduce 'memory glitches'
A big study has found adults over 50 have less "memory glitches" when they have better wellbeing - including a decent exercise regime. Audio
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Stylist Sarah Stuart on statement socks and perfect pants
3 Aug 2025Sarah Stuart joins Jim to discuss fast fashion, your choice of socks, and how to find pants that fit well. Audio
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Temuera Morrison on his new show Chief of War
Temuera Morrison joins Jim to talk about the Apple TV+ series and what it was like to shoot on the beaches of Hawaii. Audio
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Is tanning making a comeback?
3 Aug 2025Despite the risks of tanning some are still seeking to be bronzed by the sun - not only to darken their skin but for other purported benefits. Audio
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FBI guy drops in, paywave politics, Gaza dilemma, MEX folds
3 Aug 2025The headline-making secret visit of the FBI's top guy, the politics of paywave, and starvation in Gaza hitting home for news outlets. Also: the Marlborough Express folded this week after 160 years in… Audio
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The Sunday Morning Quiz
Jim is joined by RNZ's lead scheduler Nick Robinson who is filling in for our regular quizmaster this week. Audio
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Annoying people might be ageing you
A recent study shows negative social ties could add as much as 2.5 months to your biological age. Audio
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The latest from the UK with Christian Smith
3 Aug 2025UK correspondent Christian Smith talks to Jim about the big stories making news in Britain. Audio
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Nashville Babylon: 2 August 2025
2 Aug 2025On this week's show there's weighty blues from Slim Harpo and Lightnin' Slim, Scottish soul from the Fleets, rockabilly the Stray Cats plus a classic cut from Bonnie Raitt. Audio
