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5 NGÀY TRƯỚC

Voice of the Sea Ice 04 | More life!

Penguins that return to the ice in the middle of winter to lay their eggs. Seals that use cracks in the ice to keep their pups safe. And fish that have antifreeze proteins to survive in the icy cold waters... Antarctic life is tough, and full of surprises. Scientists are keen to piece together the Antarctic food web puzzle to better understand the interconnections, and to enable smart conservation decisions. Guests: Arek Aspinwall, University of CanterburyDr Michelle LaRue, University of CanterburyProfessor Steve Wing, University of OtagoLearn more: Meet other seals and penguins with Peregrin Hyde on his journey to South Georgia Island as part of an Inspiring Explorers expedition.In ‘Best Journey in the World’ from the Voices from Antarctica series, Alison Ballance travelled to Cape Crozier with a team from NIWA studying the emperor penguins.This series was made with travel support from the Antarctica New Zealand Community Engagement Programme. Sign up to the Our Changing World monthly newsletter for episode backstories, science analysis and more. Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

5 ngày trước

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28 phút
4 NGÀY TRƯỚC

FULL SHOW: Country Life for 28 March 2025

Country Life this week digs deep into the world of kūmara and finds out about farm training for young people with disabilities. Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

4 ngày trước

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50 phút
07/06/2020

One Night in Wadestown

On his 10th birthday, John Daniell's Mum tells him she used to work for the SIS. But that's just the start of the secrets... John Daniell grew up in a house where spying was the family business. His mum had worked for New Zealand's Security Intelligence (SIS) before he was born and his step-dad worked for them throughout his childhood. Through the tense years of the Cold War, John's step-dad, who we're calling Jim Stewart, went out on missions and the family kept New Zealand's secrets. The SIS - known as The Service - works on a need to know basis. But one night, not long before he died, Jim told John a story about one particular mission; a raid on a foreign embassy right here in New Zealand that has remained a closely guarded secret. Until now. Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

07/06/2020

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50 phút
17 THG 3

If Dame Linda Partridge Knows How To Defy Aging

The secret to living well for longer is one geneticist Dame Linda Partridge has been trying to uncover for much of her career. In this episode of Kim Hill Wants To Know, she talks with Kim about the scientific breakthroughs that could mean the end to aging as we know it. Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

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1 giờ 6 phút
08/06/2020

The Wilderness of Mirrors

New Zealand has Cold War spy stories we know about - and some we don't. Even now, it's hard to get people to talk. The big question is: who do you trust? To see more images and details about the series, vist the website here. Throughout the Cold War a front-line of sorts stretched around the world, with intelligence officers in the trenches. It reached even to New Zealand, as the two nuclear superpowers squared off over political ideology and power. Since 1956 New Zealand has been part of the Five Eyes intelligence network, spying on friend and foe alike alongside the United States, Britain, Canada and Australia. The raid on the Czechoslovakian embassy revealed in this podcast was just one operation amongst a world of intrigue. A wilderness of mirrors, where spies fought over information and influence. In Episode 2 we tell the stories of top New Zealand civil servant and alleged Russian agent Bill Sutch, the expulsion of USSR ambassador Vsevolod Sofinsky, and, from Australia, the Skripov Affair. We hear how the Soviets used "useful idiots" and John's mum chases a target across Wellington. Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

08/06/2020

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1 giờ 2 phút
2 NGÀY TRƯỚC

Green shoots and dire data, NZME angst, easiest scoop ever

Are media confusing us with claims of green shoots in the economy at the same time as headlining more dire data? Also: the epic security fail at the top of the Trump regime that gave a journalist the easiest scoop he'll ever get - and the battle for control of NZME ramps up with a flurry of letters. But first -- it’s not news that our economy;s been going backwards - and the numbers on that don’t lie. But now some new numbers are on the way up - and that is news. But other economic numbers in the news are still bad news. We look at the the dire data and the claims of green shoots - and ask if the media might be mixing its messages - and confusing us all: Mistakes happen. Everyone makes them. That’s why security protocols exist— Security systems are only as effective as the people who use them. But looping a senior journalist into top level chat about imminent military strikes? easiest scoop ever That didn't stop the MAGA-men playing a lame blame game with the media. The bitter battle to control NZME - the company that publishes the Herald and owns NZTB - rolls on, mostly in exchanges of letters. Also - how producers behind the scenes can keep their presenters on the mic on the straight and narrow. Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

2 ngày trước

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42 phút
28/09/2023

Peter's Black Penis

Who was Peter Ellis, the childcare worker at the centre of the accusations and how did he come to work there? Meet people with many different connections to what was to become New Zealand's most notorious child sexual abuse case. To see more images and details about Peter Ellis and the series, vist the website here. Who was Peter Ellis, the childcare worker at the centre of the accusations and how did he come to work there? To set the scene, we meet people with many different connections to what was to become the most notorious child sexual abuse case in this country's history. Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

28/09/2023

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54 phút
29/08/2022

Titanic - The Sinkable Ship

An 'unsinkable' ship is somehow felled by an iceberg on its maiden voyage. Is everything as it seems? Or is Carlo full of it? It's touted as a marvel of modern engineering: an 'unsinkable' ship yet it's somehow felled by an iceberg on its maiden voyage, killing 1500 people. From Greenland to Southampton, Tim and Carlo summarise what they know about the creation, launch and sinking of the RMS Titanic. Is everything as it seems? Or is Carlo full of it? With guests Theo and Rhys Darby and Jeremy Wells. Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

29/08/2022

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36 phút
05/09/2022

Meet The Sister

If the Titanic didn't sink, which ship did? Carlo and Tim uncover a tale of jealousy, greed, villainy - and, possibly, nonsense. If the Titanic didn't sink, which ship did? Carlo introduces Titanic's twin sister, The RMS Olympic and traces her career from Darling to Disaster of the White Star Line. From the drawing rooms of Haarland and Wolf to the frozen North Atlantic, Carlo and Tim uncover a tale of jealousy, greed, villainy - and, possibly, nonsense. With guest Urzila Carlson. Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

05/09/2022

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27 phút
08/10/2019

Tangata Whenua

Around 850 years ago Polynesian explorers found an empty land and the story of people in Aotearoa began. A new culture emerged; tangata whenua had arrived and started to thrive. In part two, Polynesian explorers reach new shores far to the south; a land unlike anything they had seen before. It's a story of technological innovation, new horizons and becoming a new, distinct people. Watch the video version of the episode here Topics covered: The origins of Polynesian people.Technological development of ocean-going waka.Polynesian exploration and occupation of Pacific islands.Discovery of Aotearoa/New Zealand by Polynesians.Origins of the Moriori and myths about Moriori.The challenges faced by early Māori.Extinction of the Moa and other large birds.Development of distinct Māori culture.The basics of Tikanga Māori.Go to this episode on rnz.co.nz for more details

08/10/2019

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23 phút

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