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Lorde debuts her new song ‘What Was That’ in a New York park
25 Apr 2025The Kiwi artist has not released an original solo track since 2021.
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It’s ok to make mistakes - cooking show aims to inspire te reo learners
24 Apr 2025A pilot cooking comedy in te reo Māori hopes to provide a safe place for learners to make mistakes.
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Why this successful Kiwi clothing designer is moving overseas
24 Apr 2025Kiwi clothing designer Jerome Taylor has packed up to do business in Australia instead saying his decision was based on the number of opportunities there. Audio
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Why NZ needs the United States to stay committed to the Pacific
17 Apr 2025Winston Peters seeks to reinforce the United States-New Zealand relationship amidst concerns that the superpower is withdrawing from the Pacific region, academics say. While in Hawai'i, the New Zealand Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister said in a statement that New Zealand's Pacific links with the United States are "more important than ever". Audio
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Pacific 'needs predictability' in a 'changing environment' - Solomon Islands official
22 Apr 2025Pacific Islands Forum leaders have drafted a letter to the Trump administration, addressing concerns about the United States' support in the region. Solomon Islands Foreign Affairs Ministry permanent secretary Collin Beck told RNZ Pacific there are significant gaps between what Washington has committed to and what it has actually delivered in the region. Audio
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Pacific Islands Forum mission in Washington seeking funding for resilience facility
23 Apr 2025The Pacific Islands Forum chair and secretary general are in the United States this week, leading a high-level mission to secure funding for the Pacific Resilience Facility.
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Trump's executive order to open vast marine reserve in Pacific waters draws mixed reactions
24 Apr 2025Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) Governor Arnold Palacios commended Western Pacific Fisheries Council and American Samoa US Delegate Uifa'atali Amata Radewagen for persuading President Donald Trump to sign an executive order restoring for Pacific Island communities the Pacific Remote Island Marine National Monument between 50-200 miles offshore. Audio
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Bougainville takes the initiative in independence mediation
23 Apr 2025In recent weeks, Bougainville has taken the initiative, boldly stating that it expects to be independent by 1 September 2027. It also expects the PNG parliament to quickly ratify the 2019 referendum, in which an overwhelming majority of Bougainvilleans supported independence. Audio
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Why special measures to boost Fijian women's political representation remain a distant goal
Despite calls from women's groups urging the government to implement policies to address the underrepresentation of women in politics, the introduction of temporary special measures to increase women's political representation in Fiji is remains a distant goal.
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Toto set to high octane for start of NZ tour
24 Apr 2025Review - And as the songs fly past, there it is: Can you hear the drums echoing tonight? Sure as Kilimanjaro rises like Olympus above the Serengeti.
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How Shepherdess magazine bucked print’s decline
24 Apr 2025A magazine about country life that connects often isolated women who live on farms recently printed its fifth anniversary edition.
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Can you stock up on cheap Easter eggs for next year?
Here's what you need to know about that June best-before date.
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'See where life takes you' - becoming a qualified tradie at 56
23 Apr 2025After a difficult battle with cancer, a Nelson woman has some simple advice for anybody considering a career change at a later stage in life: "Just do it." Audio
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Auckland eatery denies hanging fish on a washing line, slapped with D food grade
24 Apr 2025The Mt Albert noodle house claimed the 20 white fillets pegged out the back did not belong to them, but a food safety officer said they aren't to dry any food outside.
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The culture, mythology and history of the bagpipes
20 Apr 2025From the Roman Empire to Russian Tsars and the Scottish Highlands, Richard McLauchlan's new book The Bagpipes: A Cultural History explores the mythology, history, and global reverberations of the instrument as often reviled for its volume as it is revered for its resonance. Audio
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'One of the most realistic depictions of modern war on film'
23 Apr 2025Review - For once, the marketing hype is real: Warfare, the latest A24 thriller, is one of the most realistic depictions of modern military combat committed to screen, writes ABC's Jamie Tram.
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Does the deep-fried feijoa dessert live up to the hype?
23 Apr 2025Costing $25 at Forest restaurant in Auckland, the dessert is made up of layers of Kiwi nostalgia, feijoa queen Kate Evans says.
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The secret history of the Anzac biscuit
23 Apr 2025Culinary historian Allison Reynolds travelled Australia, New Zealand and England, delving into war files and family cookbooks to investigate the origins and stories behind this national icon.
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The Bluey episode that raises questions about parents' phone use
23 Apr 2025Experts weigh in on whether it's okay for parents to have downtime on their phones instead of playing with their children.
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Ford executive records thousands of his colleagues' verbal flubs
23 Apr 2025Mike O’Brien still laughs at his favourites which include: "Too many cooks in the soup", "Read between the tea leaves", "I'm not trying to beat a dead horse to death" and "We need to talk about the elephant in the closet".
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What if you hate a piece of art that your partner loves?
22 Apr 2025Interior designer and avid art collector Sonja Hawkins co-founded My Art, a service which offers interest free loans to allow collectors to buy art from leading galleries across New Zealand and Australia.
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Samoan-Māori star breaks through in new Netflix show, North of North
22 Apr 2025Bailey Poching plays a radio DJ looking for love in Netflix's new Arctic comedy. The actor relished the role which brings Indigenous communities together.
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'I haven’t heard a librarian say ‘shush’ in 20 years': how libraries are about more than just books
22 Apr 2025Libraries in New Zealand are no longer just for books. They are learning hubs, language schools, havens for the homeless and support centres for those who have nowhere else to go for help.
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Popcorn, coke and a scratch-and-sniff card?
22 Apr 2025The idea of adding aromas to the movie experience might seem a bit silly - but at an upcoming screening of Nosferatu, Wellingtonians will give scented cinema a try.