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Seared into memory: 50 years on, a Vietnam War reporter looks back

Nothing prepared me for the Vietnamese children, many orphans who had limbs blown off...

From jeweller to literary gem: The remarkable career of Jenny Pattrick

The Denniston Rose author Jenny Pattrick is turning her attention to modern-day issues.

NZ’s glaciers shrink and retreat at alarming rate

The number of glaciers that have vanished forever in half a century might come as a shock.

Listener weekly quiz: April 2

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Oh my, godwits: Michele Hewitson on birdman Keith Woodley

Keith Woodley is “somewhat evangelical” about shorebirds. He explains why.

Our competing weather agencies may have put lives at risk, so can Niwa & MetService now play nicely?

Merging the two agencies may reduce confusion as dangerous storms grow more frequent.

Listener weekly quiz: March 26

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NZ’s stolen children: Aaron Smale’s investigation into abuse in state care reaches the screen

The Stolen Children of Aotearoa documentary opens up space for other survivors to speak.

TVNZ's Indira Stewart on Polyfest: From performer to reporter and backstage mum

TV journalist on 50 years of Polyfest - and her enduring links to giant cultural gathering

NZ’s top cop on the crime he’ll never forget

"Investigating crimes against children has been the hardest part of my career."

Bold picks for Ockham NZ Book Awards’ short list

The Ockham NZ Books Awards short list is out. Who's in the running for the big prizes?

Listener weekly quiz: March 5

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Listener weekly quiz: February 26

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Paradise Lost: How short-term thinking, top-down governance and weak economic policies squandered NZ’s potential

Danyl McLauchlan on what's gone wrong and what needs to change to make things better.

Listener weekly quiz: February 19

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Last orders? The crisis in New Zealand’s wine industry

NZ wine producers: "There's never been a tougher time to be in the wine business."

Rehabilitation advocates on why tough-on-crime policies won’t cut reoffending

Tipping the scales II: How restorative justice works for each side.

Listener weekly quiz: February 12

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