Smart, in-depth and relentlessly curious, host Kathryn Ryan dives into the stories shaping New Zealand and its people. Interviews and expert analysis from around the world and at home. It’s where big ideas are unpacked and everyday life explored.
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Smart, in-depth and relentlessly curious, host Kathryn Ryan dives into the stories shaping New Zealand and its people. Interviews and expert analysis from around the world and at home. It’s where big ideas are unpacked and everyday life explored.
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Publicado21 jul. 2026
Duración10:26
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22752-
Sports correspondent Marc Hinton
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21 jul. 2026
22751-
New Zealand's lesser-known history told in 30 great tales
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21 jul. 2026
22750-
Inflation rises to highest level in two years
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21 jul. 2026
22749-
Business commentator Thomas Manch
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21 jul. 2026
22748-
Around the motu: Whanganui Chronicle editor, Zaryd Wilson
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21 jul. 2026
22747-
Book review: The End and the Beginning by K.J. Holdom
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21 jul. 2026
22746-
Lower Hutt school launches high-altitude weather balloon
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21 jul. 2026
22745-
Weekend missions drive pair's love of the great outdoors
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21 jul. 2026
22744-
USA correspondent Danielle Kurtzleben
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21 jul. 2026
22743-
Australian asteroid crater confirmed oldest in the world
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21 jul. 2026
22742-
NZ streetwear brand hits 25 years in business
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21 jul. 2026
22741-
Conservation land could still be at risk through development
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21 jul. 2026
22740-
Urban issues with Damian Madigan
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20 jul. 2026
22739-
The benefits of cold brew canned coffee
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20 jul. 2026
22738-
Political commentators Gareth Hughes and Tim Hurdle
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20 jul. 2026
22737-
Around the motu: Tim Brown, RNZ's South Island correspondent
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20 jul. 2026
22736-
LOMU: New doco paints a deeply personal portrait
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20 jul. 2026
22735-
Middle East correspondent Sebastian Usher
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20 jul. 2026
22734-
Book review: The Courage to be Ordinary by Ichiro Kishimi
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20 jul. 2026
22733-
Why The Law Association says planned 'move-on' orders need adjustments
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20 jul. 2026
22732-
Data centre water consent concerns engineers
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20 jul. 2026
22731-
Sports commentator: RNZ sport editor Dana Johannsen
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17 jul. 2026
22730-
Friday funnies
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17 jul. 2026
22729-
Around the motu: Piers Fuller in the Wairarapa
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17 jul. 2026
22728-
Book review: NOVA by Tim Corballis
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17 jul. 2026
22727-
Trailblazing deaf and disabled Kiwi artists
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17 jul. 2026
22726-
Asia correspondent Elizabeth Beattie
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17 jul. 2026
22725-
The bookshop expanding in the face of a cost of living crisis
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17 jul. 2026
22724-
How developers and councils can maintain urban tree canopy
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17 jul. 2026
22723-
The privacy breaches happening in your own office
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17 jul. 2026
22722-
Screentime: Today's selections from Tamar Munch
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16 jul. 2026
22721-
How to love children while giving them independence
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16 jul. 2026
22720-
Tech: Why NZ's Letterboxd is so valuable
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16 jul. 2026
22719-
Around the motu: Jonathan Leask in Ashburton
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16 jul. 2026
22718-
Book review: A Tale of Two Publishing Houses by Linda Martin
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16 jul. 2026
22717-
A new teenage murder mystery on TVNZ+
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16 jul. 2026
22716-
UK: Starmer prepares to make way for Burnham
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16 jul. 2026
22715-
A blueprint released to protect New Zealand's silver screen
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16 jul. 2026
22714-
Housing market update with BNZ chief economist Mike Jones
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16 jul. 2026
22713-
Property coaches consider self-regulation
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16 jul. 2026
22712-
Employment: What happens if you get suspended from your job?
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15 jul. 2026
22711-
The wonders of hives and helping them thrive
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15 jul. 2026
22710-
Around the motu: Amy Williams, RNZ's Auckland Affairs reporter
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15 jul. 2026
22709-
Book review: Slow Burn: Women and Photography by Lissa Mitchell
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15 jul. 2026
22708-
Queens of the Stone Age's Michael Shuman on the band's upcoming tour down under
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15 jul. 2026
22707-
What is the driving force behind humans and music?
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15 jul. 2026
22706-
Oz: PM's AI plan, Telstra, fight to name accused child abuser
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15 jul. 2026
22705-
The massive government database getting a $60m upgrade
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15 jul. 2026
22704-
NZ physicist on what's next for CERN's Large Hadron Collider
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15 jul. 2026
22703-
Elections move from post to digital concerns equity advocates