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Looking for a tasty treat this long weekend? We've got three recipes from Nadia Lim's Farm Kitchen to try.
25/10/2025

Looking for a tasty treat this long weekend? We've got three recipes from Nadia Lim's Farm Kitchen to try.

Nadia Lim’s latest collection is a celebration of the seasons.

Temuera Morrison did not need any persuading when he heard there was a presenter role up for grabs in a show called Eart...
24/10/2025

Temuera Morrison did not need any persuading when he heard there was a presenter role up for grabs in a show called Earth Oven.

“I said, ‘Oh gee, go around the world eating hāngī?” he recalls. “I’m in!”

Now he's travelling around the world to meet indigenous people linked by their traditions of cooking and learning about their cultures in the process.

Temuera Morrison's Earth Oven unveils indigenous cooking methods around the world.

I teach in a fairly middle-of-the-road primary with a cross section of cultures, but since returning to teaching in 2018...
24/10/2025

I teach in a fairly middle-of-the-road primary with a cross section of cultures, but since returning to teaching in 2018, it seems our tamariki are direct casualties of our increasingly mad world.
🔗: https://nz-listener.visitlink.me/VXb-yC

The Kiwi actor has returned home from London for her one woman show. Performing at the Q Theatre in Auckland from Novemb...
24/10/2025

The Kiwi actor has returned home from London for her one woman show. Performing at the Q Theatre in Auckland from November 11th -16th.

🔗 Read the full story at the link below.

https://nz-listener.visitlink.me/UeHH6J

Ranging from affectionate to bracing, keep an eye out on for these new releases.
24/10/2025

Ranging from affectionate to bracing, keep an eye out on for these new releases.

For the first time in 17 years, Kiwi star Ellie Smith is returning to New Zealand theatre.
23/10/2025

For the first time in 17 years, Kiwi star Ellie Smith is returning to New Zealand theatre.

Actor, singer and one-time "Lotto lady" Ellie Smith returns to NZ for her one-woman show.

The practice of māra kai, the mātauranga associated with growing food crops, has been undergoing a quiet comeback in rec...
23/10/2025

The practice of māra kai, the mātauranga associated with growing food crops, has been undergoing a quiet comeback in recent years.

TV's new spotlight on traditional gardening practices making a quiet comeback.

What’s It Like To Be is a regular listener.co.nz column where New Zealanders from all walks of life share first-hand exp...
23/10/2025

What’s It Like To Be is a regular listener.co.nz column where New Zealanders from all walks of life share first-hand experiences of living with and overcoming health challenges.

🔗 Read the full story at the link below.

https://nz-listener.visitlink.me/M-SzPW

NZ String Quartet and Jian Liu bring Shostakovich’s Viola Sonata to Nelson and Wellington.
23/10/2025

NZ String Quartet and Jian Liu bring Shostakovich’s Viola Sonata to Nelson and Wellington.

Film review: With its enormously likeable cast and buoyant narrative, Roofman is a super-fun ride in which you find your...
23/10/2025

Film review: With its enormously likeable cast and buoyant narrative, Roofman is a super-fun ride in which you find yourself rooting for the guy.

An enormously likeable cast and a dash of sympathy gains a 5-star review.

Immie Lamont had her sights set on a future as a competitive cyclist, but being diagnosed with the autonomic nervous sys...
23/10/2025

Immie Lamont had her sights set on a future as a competitive cyclist, but being diagnosed with the autonomic nervous system disorder dysautonomia stopped her in her tracks. Now 17, she tells Paulette Crowley about what it’s like to live with the condition and what she’s learned about self-worth, setting goals and the importance of taking each day as it comes.

Immie Lamont was a rising star on the track – until she was diagnosed with dysautonomia.

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