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Popularity of mass timber buildings on the rise
Audio 19 Mar 2025Nate Helbach's company built a 31-storey mass timber tower in the US - could similar structures work here? Audio
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Climber Riley Smith on why the sport's popularity is surging
Riley Smith is someone who knows and appreciates climbing - both indoors and out: he started aged around 8. His new book focuses on climbs around Dunedin - but goes beyond being just a guidebook. Audio
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Sweet treats proving popular at Te Matatini
Audio 27 Feb 2025It wouldn't be a summer festival without ducking off to the food trucks for a feed, and Te Matatini is no different. Although in Ngamotu this week you're more likely to see hangi, paua fritters and… Audio
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Beer more popular than wine and spirits in 2024
We drank more beer last year but eased back on wine and spirit-based drinks. Those were the findings in Stats NZ data about alcohol consumption in 2024, with beer having bounced back from a lean year… Audio
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Bananas becoming popular to grow in Northland
When you're buying bananas at the supermarket - you'll see they come from places like Ecuador or the Philippines, and you could be forgiven for thinking we can't grow them in New Zealand. First Up's… Audio
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Auckland's downtown Karanga Plaza Pool proves popular
Some good summer news for Aucklanders.... There's a new pool in town! First Up reporter Leonard Powell went for a dip. Audio
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Auckland's downtown Karanga Plaza Pool proves popular
Leonard Powell checks out Auckland's new cooling off sport - the Karanga Plaza Pool is creating a buzz in Auckland's Viaduct. Audio
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Popeyes Chicken in Lower Hutt proves popular
Lower Hutt's Popeyes chicken is proving to be so popular, it has had to bring in traffic management to stop long queues from its drive-through and carpark spilling onto the road. Ashleigh McCaull went… Audio
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What's in a name? The reason 'Noah' and 'Isla' are so popular
The list of last year's most popular names has been released, with "Noah" topping the boy's list for the second year in a row. Isla returned as the most popular name for girls, followed by Amelia and… Audio
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Which toys are popular this Christmas?
With Christmas just around the corner, toy stores are at their busiest. With so many trends floating around on social media, it's interesting to see which toys are flying off the shelves this year… Audio
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Why an Italian feminist black comedy was more popular than Barbie
Audio 6 Dec 2024Barbie and Oppenheimer's success were eclipsed in Italy by an entirely different film. C'è ancora domani or 'There's Still Tomorrow'. Audio
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Latest poll shows National's popularity slipping
The latest poll by The Post and Freshwater Strategy shows National's popularity is slipping. Political Editor Jo Moir spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Seed library proves popular
What started as a seed of an idea is thriving at a Wellington library, with the branch now handing out seeds to anyone wanting to grow their own kai. Reporter Mary Argue went for a visit. Audio
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Basketball set to become most popular secondary school sport
Basketball is set to be the most popular secondary school sport in New Zealand by 2026, but a lack of court space is creating a bottleneck for further growth. First Up's Leonard Powell reports. Audio
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Lilburn Lecture 2024: The music critic - an endangered species in Aotearoa New Zealand? - Elizabeth Kerr
Music critic and commentator, Elizabeth Kerr speaks about the role of music critic in the Aotearoa arts ecosystem. She recalls feisty New Zealand music writers from last century, outlines her own… Video, Audio
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Popular social media site banned in Canada
Canada correspondent Ashleigh Stewart spoke to Susana Lei'ataua about a popular social media site being banned in Canada, but it apparently won't stop Canadians from using it, tensions rising betweeb… Audio
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Former Black Cap to pay in popular exhibition game next year
Former Black Cap Lou Vincent will end his cricket exile when he plays in a popular exhibition game next year. After serving a 10 year ban for his part in a match-fixing scandal Vincent has been named… Audio
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Author Catherine Chidgey on bidding wars and global popularity
New Zealand author Catherine Chidgey joins Emile Donovan to talk about her new book, he Book of Guilt. Audio
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Is solo dining rising in popularity?
Audio 15 Sep 2024A restaurant reservation site is reporting a rise in solo dining in the US and the UK - but is that trend gaining traction locally? Audio
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Council retires key bridge cutting off part of popular cycle
Audio 26 Aug 2024The West Coast town of Ross has been cut out of a popular cycle route after the Totara Rail Bridge - used by pedestrians and cyclists - had to be closed for safety. Audio
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The K-Pop subgenre that's exploding in popularity
Audio 12 Aug 2024K-pop has taken the world by storm in the last decade, but you may not have heard of K hip-hop, a subgenre that is stacking up millions of streams. Audio
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Popular Auckland op-shop making the unsaleable - saleable
Thrift shopping is in vogue and it's widely celebrated for it's potential to keep textile waste out of landfill... opshops are experiencing a hey day - and vintage and upmarket second hand clothing… Audio
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Bolivia's president accused of plotting a coup to boost popularity
Bolivia's president is facing accusations that he plotted a coup attempt against himself to boost his popularity. The attempt, which took place last week, lasted just three hours - during which time… Audio
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Popular podcast contradicts assumptions about attention spans
A journalist kicked out of his local café kicked off hot debate in the media this week, and Gen Z copped criticism in the middle of all that - and not for the first time. But the appetite for a…
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Popular payment method may be putting customers at risk
A popular payment method used by some big organisations may be putting customers at financial risk. Consumer investigative writer Ruairí O'Shea spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio