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00:25:20

Fire! Fire!

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2025/03/02

Special guest Fire & Emergency Commander Rochelle Martin is in for a chat, Marley talks about a book he read, and there are fun facts to make you smarter.

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00:25:06

Preparing our kids for the wild world of the internet

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2025/03/02

A claim we're not paying enough attention to giving our children the ability to sort out what's real and what's not in the murky depths of the internet.

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00:08:03

RNZ News at 5pm, March 2

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2025/03/02

All the top stories and other headlines from the day

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00:25:04

Turning the Aotearoa screen industry green

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2025/03/02

Have you ever considered how green that TV show or movie you're watching is? Non-profit organisation, Greenlit is now working alongside Aotearoa productions leading the screen industry towards a greener and more sustainable future. The organisation and method is also grounded in te ao Maori principles; Raupī, (to protect), Raupā, (to work with care), and Rauora (to conserve well-being). Since starting 18 months ago, Greenlit has worked with more than 50 productions ranging from small shoots and

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00:22:53

Pacific Pride Christchurch hero and dancer Vui Suli...

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2025/03/02

This weekend marks the beginning of Pride Christchurch, with events across the month. In a week's time Poneke Wellington joins in the festivities. As part of Pride, Sunday 2 March saw the third birthday celebrations for a unique organisation, Moana Va. It was founded to uplift and empower Pacific Rainbow+ communities in Canterbury and beyond. Joining Culture 101's Mark Amery to discuss his Pride journey and work is a local hero to many: the founder of Moana Va, Vui Suli Tuitaupe. Suli is

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00:08:41

Regional Wrap: culture and heritage in Hokianga...

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2025/03/02

Kohukohu, a village on the Hokianga Harbour was according to Te Tai Tokerau tradition so named by legendary Polynesian explorer Kupe. Angry at food from a hangi being insufficiently cooked, Kupe swore at those responsible. Kohukohu can be translated as swearword. Here to this day you will find at least six marae, and the first stone bridge in the country - the oldest bridge we have. This was also one of the first European settlements in New Zealand. For a population of 180, Kohukohu packs quite

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00:12:34

Arts and culture participation for 12-year-olds shows...

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2025/03/02

A new report by AUT's Te Ipukarea Research Institute shows 12-year-olds who participate in arts and culture through extra-curricular and free-time activities experience better wellbeing, peer relationships, a stronger sense of identity and higher engagement in a school environment. Free-time activities could include reading, arts and crafts or listening to music, while extra-curricular refers to organised activities like sports, arts or music classes. There is also a focus on Nga Toi Maori

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00:09:46

Aotearoa arts collective FAFSWAG at Melbourne's Asia...

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2025/03/01

Aotearoa Queer indigenous arts collective FAFSWAG is in Melbourne showcasing their latest work at the Asia Pacific Triennial of Performing Arts. The three-week festival lights up the city bringing together creatives from across the region. The new piece Sauniga is still in early development but will give the artists a chance to gauge feedback. The Tamaki Makaurau-based arts collective was established in 2013 and has since performed and exhibited around the world, held various residencies and

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00:21:47

Dancing with fire knives: the growth of Siva Afi in...

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2025/03/01

Next weekend is one of Aoteaora New Zealand's cornerstone summer festivals - Auckland's Pasifika, celebrated across eight Island stages at Western Springs in Auckland. As it heads towards dark, however, another festival takes over. It celebrates one of the Pacific's most distinctive performance traditions: Siva Afi or Samoan fire knife dancing. Now in its sixth year, the Siva Afi Festival is running as part of the Auckland Arts Festival. Fire knife dancers from Tahiti, the Cook Islands, Samoa,

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00:16:25

Fast Favourites with broadcaster Lloyd Burr

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2025/03/01

From political reporter, Europe correspondent for Newshub, to hosting a morning and drive show, broadcaster Lloyd Burr has done it all. In what has been a tumultuous few years for the media industry in Aotearoa, Burr says it's about enjoying and appreciating everyday. Currently he's the Explainer Editor at Stuff delving into various issues including politics, science and technology. Lloyd Burr joins Culture 101 as the Fast Favourites guest recommending comedian Dai Henwood's memoir Life of Dai,

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00:10:24

RNZ News at 12pm, March 2

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2025/03/01

The top stories and other headlines at midday

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00:24:29

Cow Communication: more than a moo

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2025/03/01

Leonie Cornips has spent six years immersed in the lives of cows. She tells Jim about their complex method of communication.

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00:20:44

The life and death of Gabby Petito

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2025/03/01

When #vanlife influencer Gabby Petito disappeared in 2021, internet sleuths looked to her social media accounts for clues. Her story now features on Netflix documentary American Murder.

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00:07:09

Do Kiwis want a four-year parliamentary term?

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2025/03/01

This week the government announced that it will be introducing legislation that would allow the parliamentary term to be extended to four years - subject to referendum.

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00:20:27

A Week in US Politics

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2025/03/01

We cross to the States for the latest US news from political journalist Karen Kasler, the Statehouse Bureau Chief for public radio and television in Ohio.

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00:16:22

The Japanese phenomenon of disappearing from your life

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2025/03/01

In Japan, thousands of people disappear every year, unable to face the life they had.

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00:40:22

China crisis, defending against defunding, school...

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2025/03/01

Chinese warships in the Tasman Sea promp big calls to bump up the budget for defence ASAP. Also - the super-heated headlines about factory-to-school lunches and we talk to the international outfit defending public broadcasters from de-funding.

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00:40:07

China crisis, defending defunding, school food fight

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2025/03/01

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00:21:02

The queens of 'SIX' slay on stage

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2025/03/01

Broadway show SIX has been described as 'a history lesson wrapped in a live concert'.

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00:09:35

The Sunday Morning Quiz with Jack Waley-Cohen

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2025/03/01

Quiz master Jack Waley-Cohen is back with his Sunday Morning question. Wake up your brain and have a go!

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