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00:15:14

What is "sleep divorce" and could it save your...

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2024/08/10

'Sleep Divorce' is a growing trend around the world. Sleep psychologist Dan Ford shares the pros and cons of sleeping separately.

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00:37:30

Mediawatch for 11 August 2024

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2024/08/10

Mediawatch looks back at the media in the middle of political rows about race relations - and why Maori journalists want an apology over a controversial advocacy ad in the Herald. Also: how social media amplified anger over the riots in the UK - and boxing at the Olympics.

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00:27:19

Calling Home: Bryan Donaldson in Pontoon Co Mayo Ireland

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2024/08/10

From humble beginnings performing magic tricks in Hamilton shopping centres to travelling the world as a trapeze artist with a circus, Bryan Donaldson's life reads something like a movie script. Now settled in Ireland with his wife and two young sons, Bryan runs 'High Performance' the UK's only specialist circus rigging company.

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00:05:24

The Sunday Morning Quiz with Jack Waley-Cohen

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2024/08/10

Our quiz master Jack Waley-Cohen is back for another Sunday Morning quiz. Jack is the mind behind the questions on BBC quiz show 'Only Connect' which is known for being both difficult to crack and totally obvious. It's Sunday morning, so wake up your brain and have a go!

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00:06:58

Marking the 75th anniversary of the Geneva Conventions

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2024/08/10

On the 12 August 1949, fifty-eight countries, hoping to limit the kinds of horrors seen during the Second World War, signed the four Geneva Conventions. Waikato University's International Law professor Alexander Gillespie joins us...

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00:04:06

Lydia Ko Wins Gold

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2024/08/10

Golfer Lydia Ko has bagged Olympic gold in Paris and qualified for the LPGA Hall of Fame. RNZ's Barry Guy caught up with her after her win.

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00:05:40

RNZ News at 7am, August 11

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2024/08/10

This morning's top stories and other headlines

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00:14:26

Taking their word for it: Lying and MPs

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2024/08/10

Few people think MPs never lie, so why are they seldom punished? We investigate Parliament’s rules on mistakes, fibs, and perfidious calumny.

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00:28:04

Hymns on Sunday, 11 August 2024

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2024/08/10

It's a 21st century classic to begin this week’s programme: In Christ Alone, written by Stuart Townend and Keith Getty in 2001.

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00:11:11

RNZ News at 10pm, August 10

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2024/08/10

A wrap of the day's big stories

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00:32:03

Tagata O Te Moana for 10 August 2024

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2024/08/10

The Kiribati election is drawing close; Fiji's soaring drug issues; The people of Guam are not happy as the US plans its new missile architecture; Google is keen to translate more Pacific languages; RNZ Pacific gets a new shortwave transmitter, and Tahiti's waves rein in Olympic surfers.

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00:14:42

Nathan Haines: 'I’m just amazed I’m still here...

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2024/08/10

Nathan Haines speaks to Charlotte Ryan about the experience of making his new album Notes - beating throat cancer, becoming a father and losing a great friend.

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00:08:23

RNZ News at 5pm, August 10

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2024/08/10

All the top stories and other headlines from the day

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00:06:49

DIY music collective bringing ‘Great Sounds Great’ to...

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2024/08/10

The Great Sounds Great festival is happening on Saturday 31 August in Wellington. Bands, DJs and poets will be performing across seven stages in six neighboring music venues around Cuba St. The lineup includes Dateline, Death and the Maiden, Ebony Lamb, Fur Patrol, Half Hexagon, Hera Lindsay Bird, Trinity Roots, Womb and so the list goes on. It's also the celebration of 10 years of Eyegum music collective who organised the festival, as well as lots of DIY gigs around the capital. Eyegum formed

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00:25:11

Rewi McLay talks about the new single, Haurua, from...

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2024/08/10

Rewi McLay is the lead singer and guitarist for the Maori rock band Kiko. He talks about their new single Haurua and his varied artistic talents which included set design work on the recent feature film The Convert.

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00:20:11

Marae opened at Waipapa Taumata Rau, Auckland University

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2024/08/10

Mapuna is at Waipapa Taumata Rau, Auckland University, where this morning was the official blessing of Tutahi Tonu Marae which has been shifted from the Epsom campus where it had been for 40 years. Julian Wilcox talks to the director of Maori medium education Hemi Dale.

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00:24:23

Dame Lisa gets 7th Olympic gold, and Maddi Wesche's...

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2024/08/09

Dame Lisa Carrington teams with Alicia Hoskin to win her 7th Olympic gold medal, while Maddi Wesche stunned the field for silver in the shot put.

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00:10:29

Kate De Goldi: Reading for pleasure

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2024/08/09

Kate De Goldi is one of New Zealand's most celebrated authors, an Arts Foundation Laureate, and a voracious reader. She joins Susie to share some great books: two time travel novels The Ministry of Time by Kaliane Bradley, The Other Valley by Scott Alexander Howard, plus the Cetin Ikmen books by Barbara Nadela, a detective series set in Turkey.

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00:40:28

Fintan O'Toole: We've been reading Shakespeare all wrong

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2024/08/09

The works of William Shakespeare have been taught in classrooms all over the globe for countless years, but have we been reading them the right way? Irish journalist, author and former theatre critic Fintan O'Toole reckons we've been getting it all wrong. In his book Shakespeare is Hard, but so is Life, O'Toole suggests we are too concerned with the idea of the 'tragic flaw', a concept dating back to Aristotle to describe the innate quality that leads a protagonist towards their own downfall

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00:18:40

Katie Wolfe: The Haka Party Incident

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2024/08/09

In 1979, group of young Maori and Pasifika activists tried to stop Pakeha students at the University of Auckland performing a parody of haka each capping week. Unfortunately, the consequences for those activists were severe - many were convicted. Three years ago actor, writer and director Katie Wolfe's play The Haka Party Incident opened in Auckland. Now, she's made a documentary intertwining views from both sides of the confrontation. It will have its world premiere at the New Zealand

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