New Zealand's best stories, read aloud
Combining dance bangers with a full orchestra, Synthony promises Gen X nostalgics their best night out in years.
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Written and read by Steve Kilgallon
Produced by Jen Black
Audio editing by Connor Scott
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A postcode lottery means some people are more likely to survive cancer than others. People in the likes of Invercargill or Rotorua are given less access to healthcare than those in Auckland or Christchurch.
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Written by Kristie Boland
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Caroline Szembrener, a Massey University researcher, believes current approaches to treating eating disorders are simply not working for some people. Therapy with horses teaches patients to be present and to reconnect with their bodies.
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Written by Hanna McCallum
Produced and read by Jen Black
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Cemeteries across Christchurch have faced neglect, vandalism, and damage over time. But whose job is it to look after cemeteries? Is it worth the time and money, when the city’s living have their own urgent needs?
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Written and read by Philip Matthews
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In 1998, David Robinson, a drifter and petty criminal, was found dead on a West Coast beach. With few clues about how he died, or why, the investigation petered out. But now, police have what every cold case craves – a new suspect.
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Written by Sam Sherwood and Michael Wright
Read by Michael Wright
Produced by Jen Black
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NZ's baby scoop era marks a dark time in our country's history, where children were stolen from their mothers under a state-know-best policy.
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Written and read by Paula Penfold
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From Northland to the Catlins, thousands of Kiwis give up their homes, gardens, and time to help the Danaus plexippus butterfly, more commonly known as the monarch butterfly.
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Written and read by Nikki Macdonald
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The Kings Arms became a hub of metal, punk, indie, and reggae scenes throughout its 198 years in Newton, Auckland. There hasn't been a venue to fill its hole in the music scene since it closed in 2018.
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Written by Steve Kilgallon
Read by Elmo Johnstone
Produced by Jen Black
Audio editing by Connor Scott
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Father Damian Carlile was sent to Aotearoa after he was accused of sexual abuse in Gabon, Africa. But then allegations about altar boys in Whanganui arose in the early 2000s.
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Written by Federico Magrin
Read by Aaron Dahmen
Produced by Jen Black
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Charmaine Wolmarans is a self-described animal rescue vigilante whose carefully crafted public image suggests she does it for the love of the pets she takes in. But why does she have so many “haters”?
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Written by Tony Wall and Caroline Williams
Read by Caroline Williams
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Since the Lord of the Rings trilogy, New Zealand's screen industry has flourished, spotlighting its breathtaking landscapes and talented workforce. Challenges may remain for the industry, like the need for stable rebates for screen productions, but the future looks bright for the next generation of workers.
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Written and read by André Chumko
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