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International award-winning MOTAT exhibition Te Puawānanga
2:10 PM.MOTAT's Te Puawānanga Exhibtion was recently named International Exhibition of the Year at the Museum and Heritage Awards in London. Read more Audio
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Regional Wrap: Taieri with Matt Brennan
1:25 PM.This week - we're heading south to Mosgiel - and more specifically to Taieri.
Matt Brennan is starring as Inspector Pratt in Taieri Dramatic Society's production of Peter Gordon's Death by Fatal… Read more Audio
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14-year-old Kiwi ballerina wins scholarship at dream school
1:07 PM.The Youth America Grand Prix - The YAGP is one of the world's largest competitions for ballet dancers hoping to land scholarships around the world.
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Anthony Hoy Fong: New York-based Kiwi chef
12:30 PM.Last month, the grand reopening of the Oceania Wing at the Metropolitan Musem of Art in New York saw Kiwis and locals gather to celebrate 500 years of art from 140 indigenous countries. Expats and art… Read more Audio
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Fast Favourites with war correspondent Lisette Reymer
12:10 PM.From a farm in Waikato to the frontlines of the Ukraine war, former Newshub Europe correspondent Lisette Reymer never expected to be using her hostile environments training when taking on the job. Read more Audio
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Arts News for 6 July 2025
3:05 PM.Arts News for 6 July 2025 Audio
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From whale vomit to Victorian mourning jewellery:
2:30 PM.Ranging from whale vomit to Victorian mourning jewellery, Una Cruickshank's often astonishing book of essays The Chthonic Cycle meditates on the wonders of the earth and our use and abuse of them. Read more Audio
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Poetry and freshwater with Gabrielle Huria
2:05 PM.Gabrielle Huria is Ngai Tuahuriri and Ngai Tahu and lives with her whanau at Tuahiwi in North Canterbury. She is part of a major new exhibition created by Ngai Tahu with photographer Anne Noble at… Read more Audio
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Regional Wrap: Tairua
1:30 PM. Faye Saunders is the owner of The Little Gallery in Tairua and joins Culture 101. Read more Audio
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A radical rethink: the Victoria and Albert's new 'Museum of Absolutely Everything'
1:10 PM.Keith Moon's drum kit, a child's rocking horse, a Vivienne Westwood gown, buddhas, a slice of a '70s housing estate, the David Bowie archive: it's no wonder the Victoria and Albert's brand new East… Read more Audio
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Brydie Colquhoun on her debut choreographic work
12:45 PM.Brydie Colquhoun speaks to Culture 101 about Rongo Whakapā, Read more Audio
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The art and history of the Haiku
12:30 PM.Evan Mantyk the Society of Classical Poets joins Culture 101. Read more Audio
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Fast Favourites with new NZSO head Marc Feldman
12:15 PM.Marc Feldman shares his cultural highlights. Read more Audio
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Training the next generation of filmmakers in Miramar
2:30 PM.This week I put on a suit. No ordinary suit. A motion capture suit, in the studios of the Victoria University of Wellington Miramar Creative Centre. It's next door to the likes of Weta Digital and… Read more Audio
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Exhibition showcases an era when arts education flourished
2:10 PM.Following WWII, there was a strong push and a solid foundation to provide arts education to both teachers and children in schools. Art advisers supported and inspired teachers while many early-career… Read more Audio
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Regional Wrap goes to the Māniatoto: Ranfurly
1:27 PM.The Māniatoto plain, sits high inland in Central Otago bounded by ranges. It's known for its distinct beauty, and climate of extremes: from dry and hot in summer, to snow and temperatures well below… Read more Audio
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Living for five months outdoors on public land as art activism
1:07 PM.In Home we follow artist Teiti Nepia as over the summer of 2023 and 2024 for five months she reclaims her own sense of sovereignty by camping out on public land on Wellington's beautiful but rather… Read more Audio
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Saint Joan: Why Joan of Arc’s story is still relevant
12:45 PM.Although written in 1923 about a story from the 15th century, the themes of Saint Joan continue to be pertinent in the 21st century. George Bernard Shaw's classic, written after the canonisation of… Read more Audio
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Keeping Pūhoi Bohemia alive through song and dance
12:30 PM.There are small pockets globally where descendants of 19th century immigrants are working to retain the distinctive culture, heritage and language of the small European regions their ancestors came… Read more Audio
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Fast Favourites with NZ Listener editor Kirsty Cameron
12:15 PM.Editor of NZ Listener, Kirsty Cameron, got her start in journalist at RNZ and broadcasting before moving into print where she's stayed ever since. She spent more than a decade working in Australia… Read more Audio
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Arts news
3:05 PM.A look at the arts scene here & abroad. Audio
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The Art Precinct: New digital art platform using behavioural psychology
2:33 PM.A new digital art curation platform is hoping to be bridge the gap between artists and buyers to create personalised, cohesive and curated collections. Read more Audio
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'The other RNZ' - the remarkable story of radio sets in Aotearoa
2:10 PM.2025 marks the centenary of Radio New Zealand. Yet broadcasting is one thing, the technology to hear it another. And there was once an entirely different company called RNZ - pioneer radio… Read more Audio
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Regional Wrap: Colac Bay with Daegan Wells
1:26 PM.What's at Colac Bay. Audio