More than 154 million treasures fill the Smithsonian’s vaults. But where the public’s view ends, Sidedoor begins. With the help of biologists, artists, historians, archaeologists, zookeepers and astrophysicists, host Lizzie Peabody sneaks listeners through the Smithsonian’s side door, telling stories that can’t be heard anywhere else. Check out si.edu/sidedoor and follow @SidedoorPod for more info.
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Subscribe to our podcast and get over 300 art-episodes for free. Watch art now. CastYourArt offers video reports and reviews for people fascinated by art. The published video- and audio-episodes are windows to the world of art: its ideas, institutions, and actors, its economics, contradictions, and its ups and downs. Abonnieren Sie unseren Podcast und erhalten Sie über 300 Filmbeiträge. Mit seinen Beiträgen schafft CastYourArt Zugang zur Welt der Kunst, zu ihren Gedankenräumen und Ideen, zu ...
Rachel Nichols and a rotating cast of ESPN NBA Insiders and analysts keep tabs on everything around the league.
Interactive Exhibit Design is a studio class designed for Public History at the University of Western Ontario in London, Ontario. This podcast is a project that emerged out of that class in Winter 2010.
There is so much GOOD in this world. This podcast is PROOF. The people in these audio recordings genuinely care about their community. The stories they share will make your day. Your week. Your year. As a vehicle to power the overall Spread The Positive brand, this podcast highlights: – Notable individuals who exhibit positive and optimistic outlooks on life – Community outreach efforts that are WORKING – Businesses/Organizations that are doing things right in business and within the communi ...
A collection of short films that take you behind the scenes of a number of projects commissioned and developed by Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation (SCAF).
Taking Care of Business provides unique and intimate behind the scenes access to news makers, artists, and innovators. The show focuses on great human interest stories that will fascinate you, entertain you, and provide great insight on the mechanics of business, health, science, the environment, music, and more. We travel the world - from US military aircraft carriers to the NASA exhibit about Mars. Each week is a new adventure. Topics range from the most serious and cutting edge, to the mo ...
Cassingham Elementary 6th graders encourage you to go green and make healthy living choices.
Go behind-the-scenes with animal professionals and experts at The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore. Join in-depth discussions about wildlife, endangered species and conservation. From mammals to reptiles to birds, learn more about your favorite animals and what the Zoo is doing off exhibit to help protect them.
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Subversion #1312 is anarchist music, news and views coming out of 4ZZZ Brisbane Australia. WE STAND FOR: Anarchy, Anticapitalism, Anti-racism, Anti-authoritarianism, Internationalism, Autonomy, Direct Democracy, Ecology, Self-Organisation, Solidarity, Anti-fascism, Anti-neoliberalism, Anti-nationalism, Atheism, Equality, Freedom, #Antifa. Regular segments include Bad Cop No Donut, Not the F**king News, and interviews about current topics and event. Podcasts have been available since 2012 @ s ...
As one of the largest museums in the United States, the Philadelphia Museum of Art invites visitors from around the world to explore its renowned collections, acclaimed special exhibitions, and enriching programs, both in person and online. at www.philamuseum.org.
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JR's Arts Editor Judi Herman presents her series of podcasts, featuring interviews with leading playwrights, actors and other creatives, as well as guided audio tours of the latest exhibitions with a Jewish cultural interest.
The Smithsonian’s Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden is a leading voice for contemporary art and culture and provides a national platform for the art and artists of our time. We seek to share the transformative power of modern and contemporary art with audiences at all levels of awareness and understanding by creating meaningful, personal experiences in which art, artists, audiences and ideas converge. We enhance public understanding and appreciation of contemporary art through acquisitio ...
Hall of Fame boxing commentator and trainer to 18 world champion fighters, Teddy Atlas shares his views on all things boxing. In addition to giving fight analysis, predictions, and a look at what’s happening behind the scenes in the boxing world, Teddy connects the tenets and lessons learned inside the ring to broader application in life. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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Take a stroll through the history of the United States, and let furniture, decorative objects, paintings, and sculpture shed light on the ways American families lived in centuries past.
From breaking news and insider insights to exhibitions and events around the world, the team at The Art Newspaper picks apart the art world's big stories with the help of special guests. Hosted by Ben Luke, The Week in Art is brought to you in association with Christie's. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
The Apollo magazine podcast takes a monthly look at international art news, including major stories from the museum world and art market and discussion of the best exhibitions worldwide. Guests include artists, museum directors and curators, writers and art world specialists.
The true crime worth YOUR time, reviewed weekly. Sarah D. Bunting, desk sergeant.
This podcast is produced and managed by two Melbourne based artists, Siying Zhou (host), www.siyingzhou.com and Marcel Feillafé, feillafe.com. In each episode, two guests are invited in and join the host to discuss current art exhibitions/events in Australia. The cover image is created by Emanuel Rodriguez-Chaves, an artist/painter. www.emanuelrodriguez.org
Discover groundbreaking paintings, including masterpieces of French Impressionism and Post-Impressionism, that represent both the conventions of the early half of the century and the innovations of the latter half.
Fotos, Fiddles, & Felines is a weekly podcast created by Brenda Scott for photography, music, and cat lovers. Each month Scott interviews photographers, musicians, cat experts, and related specialists and provides updates on her current exhibit work.
NC’s own multimedia platform that serves directly to exhibit underground creative arts and music to an audience domestically and internationally | TTTMedia LLC
The Kunstmuseum Bern focuses strongly on art by female artists such as Sophie Taeuber-Arp, Louise Bourgeois and Marina Abramovic. Besides its permanent collection, the Kunstmuseum Bern additionally shows themed and large monographic exhibitions.
Curated by the Nobel Museum in Stockholm, Sweden, the Exhibition's international tour visited UTS in April on the penultimate leg of its six year, fourteen city tour before heading to Abu Dhabi. The Exhibition was proudly sponsored by the Nobel Museum, Volvo and UTS. The Federal Department of Education, Science and Training also provided support for the School program. In hosting 'Beautiful Minds', UTS expressed its commitment to creativity, innovation and peace. The exhibition included scho ...
Join Mallory the fruit bat as she struggles to contain her incorrigible best friend Spencer from wreaking havoc throughout the nocturnal exhibit. LIGHTS OUT is a sitcom for your ears! This monthly scripted podcast is written and produced by Helen Burak, starring Megan Goldman and Helen Burak, with music by Nicolai Heidlas. Cover art by Bart Klick and Zach Stoppel.
Urbane D.A.B. is a platform for trap epistemology which is branch of Philosophy concerned with the theory of “street” knowledge. What’s Trap? “Trap” is a subculture of Urban society used to exhibit agency and harmony within the cultural significance it derives from! D.A.B. with a purpose 🙏🏾
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Your soundtrack to discovering Detroit.
Columbia University - Avery Library - Recent AcquisitionsColumbia University's Avery Architecture and Fine Arts Library holds an annual event to exhibit their most prominent acquisitions of the year.
Listen as Museum curators share their knowledge of masterpieces from the collection of European paintings, sculpture, and decorative arts ranging from a Renaissance portrait of a Medici prince, to a carpet made for Louis XIV of France, to a sensuous mythological painting once owned by the brother of Napoleon Bonaparte.
The original true crime review podcast that looks at other podcasts, TV, and pop culture. True crime authors and real-life couple Rebecca Lavoie and Kevin Flynn hold a pop-culture round table with noir novelist Toby Ball and journalist-turned-investigator Lara Bricker. The panel chats about other podcasts (including 'Serial') as well as journalism, storytelling, TV shows and films, and the special segment, 'Crime of the Week.' Show website: crimewriterson.com. Follow the show on Twitter @cri ...
Spend the afternoon with the boys guilt free. Hang out from 4-7pm with Hayes, Noodles and the O-Dog
Gill Gross provides in-depth ATP Tennis Analysis every Monday! Match breakdowns, the latest news, and other tennis insights...
The official home for audio programming from Broad Street Hockey, SB Nation's community for fans of the Philadelphia Flyers.
NoahStradamus presents his exclusive podcast series DrumAddict Radio brought to you direct via DARE Recordings Studio in NY. Each podcast will exhibit his and the industries latest tracks, remixes, mashups and bootlegs. Subscribe to this podcast and visit www.noahstradamus.com today!
At Faith Presbyterian Church we are seeking to exalt Jesus Christ the King and to exhibit and extend his Kingdom through worship, community, and mission.
Washington Capitals grumblings and other good stuff about hockey! If you’re a Caps fan, long time or new, Powerplay Point has something for you!
The heavy music show from Fancy Pants Gangsters. Massive violent slabs of unfriendly sound. Riffs, noise, beats. Music still hurts.
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SportsTalk Live Podcast is hosted by David Kaplan and features a rotating panel of Chicago media members and reporters discussing the daily news surrounding sports and the city's five teams.
Todd Carruth and Dana Freker Doody deliver timely information and interviews about the events and exhibits industry.
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Art for Matariki: Contemporary Maori exhibitions
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Arts correspondent Mark Amery travels to the Bay of Plenty for Matariki. First to Whakatane and then to Tauranga for some exciting contemporary Maori exhibitions. Pictured in the gallery below is quilt work of Maungarongo Te Kawa at Te Koputu a te whanga a Toi - Whakatane Library and Exhibition Centre. Te Kawa is currently artist in resident at Sti…
Recorded August 2, 2020 Our first full fledged episode with hockey action begins with a thanks to several of our loyal listeners who helped keep the home fires going during the lull. We then go into a recap of the Exhibition game against Carolina. Anna and I go over a thorough evaluation both the game and the team's overall performance. And due to …
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Millennials and Generation Z unhappier than other ages - study
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A study on the health and well-being of Kiwis has found our rangatahi are lonelier and feeling less connected compared to other age groups. Dr Terry Fleming and student Alex Walker join The Panel to discuss.
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Covid-19 unmasked: experts discuss coronavirus
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'Covid-19 unmasked: understanding the outbreak' is a panel discussion from the 2020 New Zealand International Science Festival.
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Our Changing World for 6 August 2020
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A panel of virologists from the University of Otago discuss research into covid-19.
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Govt moves to amend Residential Tenancies Act
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The Panel is joined by Jessica Wilson from Consumer NZ to discuss The Residential Tenancies Amendment Bill.
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Restaurant names spark cultural appropriation debate
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Professor of Maori Studies at Auckland University of Technology, Dr Ella Henry, joins the Panel discussion about cultural appropriation.
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Melbourne lockdown: Young children under stress
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The Panel speaks to Dr Christine Grove - a developmental psychologist and senior lecturer at Monash University in Melbourne.
The Panel is joined by Economist Brad Olsen from Infometrics to discuss the latest job data released by Statistics NZ.
Wallace Chapman speaks to local resident Mickel Mhanna, who lives just out of Beirut, about the deadly blast in the Lebanese capital.
100 years ago this month, the 19th Amendment was ratified into the American Constitution. It’s widely remembered as the moment American women gained the right to vote, but history tells a more complex story. For millions of Indigenous Americans living in far-flung territories, the 19th Amendment afforded some rights – but fell well short of what wa…
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The Panel with Chris Orr and Jenny Giblin (Part 2)
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Topics - Jessica Wilson from Consumer NZ discusses The Residential Tenancies Amendment Bill. A study on the health and well-being of Kiwis has found our rangatahi are lonelier and feeling less connected compared to other age groups.
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The Panel with Chris Orr and Jenny Giblin (Part 1)
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Topics - A large blast in the Lebanese capital, Beirut, has killed at least 70 people and injured more than 2700 others. Unemployment dropped to 4 per cent in the June quarter, official labour force data from StatsNZ shows. An Australian psychologist has highlighted the stress that young children will be under - as well as their parents - as Melbou…
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What panellists Jenni Giblin and Chris Orr have been thinking
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Panellists Jenni Giblin and Chris Orr share what they have been thinking about.
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The Story of the Day with Amelia Langford
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Ever broken something precious? Amelia Langford looks at some of the more embarrassing incidents involving hapless tourists and great works of art.
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Mikey Robins: wonderfully awful people from history
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Australian author and comedian Mikey Robins tells stories of wonderfully awful people in his new book, Reprehensible: Polite Histories of Bad Behaviour. It's as funny as it is horrifying.
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3pm Pacific Regional News for 5 August 2020
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Wellington lawyer and musician Michael Petherick has now added published writer to his CV, he talks to Jesse about his busy life and what he likes to read, listen to and watch when he relaxes.
Today Katy Atkin reviews NICE WHITE PARENTS and RNZ's Getting Better, podcast.
Dr DUNCAN WEBB to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports has he seen on the New Zealand economy in the context of the global COVID-19 pandemic? Hon JUDITH COLLINS to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by her statement regarding the Provincial Growth Fund that “this programme, in one way or another, plays a fundamental role in every element of…
Join us for this week's book quiz with Robert Kelly.
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Nga Taonga Sound Archives: 75 Years since Hiroshima
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This week Nga Taonga Sound and Vision archives looks back 75 years to the bombing of Hiroshima.
The Edwin Fox is a significant piece of World Maritime History and come to the attention of the BBC and Canadian researchers. Edwin Fox museum manager Karen McLeod explains its significance to Jesse.
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Warning that NZ will have an outbreak of COVID-19
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Epidemiologist Sir David Skegg is warning that its almost inevitable that we will have a community outbreak of COVID-19.
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1pm Pacific Regional News for 5 August 2020
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New Zealander says people in Victoria are feeling defeated
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As thousands of Melbourne businesses prepare to shut down tonight, Victoria is bracing for another record high in daily cases - 725 are expected to be announced this afternoon. Lapses in the state's hotel quarantine programme are largely to blame for this dire situation - which former RNZ staffer and PHD student, Jackson Payne, told Max Towle has f…
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New Zealanders online shopping up 105% during Level 3
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Online shopping in New Zealand more than doubled during Alert Level 3, compared with the same period in 2019. Research by New Zealand Post shows online shopping was up by 105 percent - and it's still high, around 30-percent above this time last year. New Zealand Post's General Manager of business marketing, Chris Wong, spoke to Māni Dunlop.…
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Reo expert urges people to seek advice before naming in Māori
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After a store unwittingly called itself pubic hair, a reo expert is urging people wanting to use te reo Māori to ask for the right help. A Wellington leather store, named itself Huruhuru, thinking it was a translation of hair or wool. However, as reo, kapa haka exponent and TV personality, Te Hamua Nikora, described in a Facebook video, it has a wh…
Uncertain demand from Asian buyers puts a dent in the dairy price. Eric Frykberg has the rural news.
Fulham win the richest game in football. Stephen Hewson has sport.
The unemployment rate has improved in the three months to June, falling to 4 percent from 4.2 percent last quarter. Andrew McRae has business.
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Business leaders come together on Auckland's economic woes
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The Mayor of Auckland, Phil Goff, has told business leaders the city needs to find ways to stimulate the economy with closed - or largely closed - borders. He's one of several people who've spoken at a summit being held today by the Auckland Tourism, Events and Economic Development agency, which is predicting as many as 50-thousand Aucklanders coul…
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Unemployment falls unexpectedly, but underutlisation rises
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New Zealand's unemployment rate has improved in the three months to June, falling slightly to 4 percent. However, the underutilisation rate, which includes the unemployed and those who are employed but could work more, rose to its highest level since records began - 12 percent. Māni Dunlop.spoke with the Employment Minister, Willie Jackson.…
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Returning New Zealanders can now be charged for isolation
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New Zealanders flying into the country can now be charged for their stay in managed isolation. MPs have been debating the legislation under urgency this morning, and it passed through all stages with just two votes against. RNZ's deputy political editor Craig McCulloch, spoke to Māni Dunlop.
Returning New Zealanders can now be charged for their managed isolation. Unemployment falls... but for how long? And Auckland braces for economic slump. Nicola Wright has the news.
The latest news bulletin from RNZ (Radio New Zealand), New Zealand's 100% ad-free multimedia public broadcaster. Listen to the latest breaking news read by Radio New Zealand newsreaders fresh every hour, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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Orange Sky: company and clean laundry for the homeless
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Orange Sky is a charity that offers free showers, laundry, and conversation to people who are homeless. The service is offered through vans - one in Auckland and one in Wellington, that are in different parts of the city on different days of the week. Eddie Uini brought the Australian-based service to New Zealand, after getting in touch with the fo…
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Ep. 861: Should the Cubs and Cardinals play this weekend?
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Scott King, Adam Hoge and Maddie Lee join David Kaplan on SportsTalk Live to discuss the upcoming series between the Cubs and Cardinals and whether or not they should play. Plus, Jon Heyman joins to talk Cubs and White Sox baseball and how they pan out across the league.
Carole Beu, The Women's Bookshop, reviews Dominicana by Angie Cruz, published by Flatiron Books. Short-listed for this year's prestigious Women's Prize for Fiction. Ana is 15, obliged to marry a man in his 30s and to move with him to New York. Missing her family in the Dominican Republic, she makes the most of her life, growing in strength and inde…
Dr Helen Blackie is leading efforts to supercharge Predator Free 2050 with solutions spanning engineering, creative design, animal behaviour, toxicology and ecology. But it's not easy with an estimated 68 thousand native birds killed by introduced predators every night, costing conservation services millions. (The spend on managing rats, stoats and…
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Best of First Up for Wednesday 5 August
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On the podcast today: a newlywed couple seperated by border closures plead for a pacific bubble; their texts and emails may paint a damning picture - but Tauranga City Councillor's are adamant they can be trusted; we hear about how lockdown inspired one woman to turn a hobby into her job and a call for NZ On Air to renew funding for its Pasifika an…
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10am World, Pacific and Sports News for 5 August 2020
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Melbourne’s tighter lockdown, SOS rescue from tiny island
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Australia correspondent Karen Middleton joins Lynn to look at Melbourne's move to tighten its lockdown and what impact that will have on the federal economy. A special payment is being made from the federal Government to try to combat the numbers of people who are sick, but can't afford to stay at home. And three men have been rescued from a tiny P…
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Millennials worry about loneliness more than elderly study shows
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Loneliness is a big concern among the elderly, but a new study is showing it is even more significant for young people. Findings from Southern Cross' inaugural Healthy Futures Report, found half of the millennials it questioned were concerned about being lonely, compared with only a quarter of those aged over 70. Dr Stephen Child is Chief Medical O…
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Impact of devastating Australia fires on wildlife still not clear
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Ecologists in Melbourne fear they are missing the chance to rescue animal species unable to recover from the destructive bush fires earlier this year. The state's north east was hardest hit, along with Gippsland, further south. Scientists say because of Covid-19 restrictions, they're unable to get out and assess how animals are faring amid the dest…
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Beirut blast: Shock wave strikes city reeling from economic crisis
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Hospitals are overwhelmed with people injured in two massive blasts that hit the Lebanese capital in the early hours. Scores of people have been killed with thousands more injured, after two explosions from the port sent a blast wave across the city, shattering windows and blowing doors off their hinges.The official comment from Lebanon's Interior …
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Case #005 - Peter Plumley-Walker & the Dominatrix
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The case that brought the word "bondage" to dinner tables around the nation. Renee Chignall was a teenage dominatrix who was tried three times for the murder of Peter Plumley-Walker in January 1989.
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Covid-19: Couple brought home on fishing boat back on land
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On Monday we brought you the story of a stranded, honeymooning couple who were making their way home to New Zealand by fishing boat after the pandemic left them stuck in the Falkland Islands. Feeonaa and Neville Clifton have just spent their first night back on land after a month-long sea voyage. Feeonaa Clifton speaks to Gyles Beckford.…
Auckland is holding a day-long crisis summit today to thrash out a Covid recovery plan for the city's fragile economy. Economic activity in the city forecast to decline by 6 percent this year - taking a slightly bigger hit than the nation. RNZ business reporter Nicholas Pointon is there.
