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Sunday Morning
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News, discussion, features and ideas until midday.
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One step closer: learning to walk again
Apr 400:19:12Tap to summarizeAnamia Rangihaeta has achieved more than her doctors thought was possible.
Transcribe →From stage to stove: Nat's new rhythm in the kitchen
Apr 400:15:39Tap to summarizeNat Alexander-Pua is a musician and a dad who's turned learning to cook into social media gold.
Transcribe →Calling Home: Marc Checkley from Switzerland
Apr 400:19:33Tap to summarizeMarc Checkley is a tour guide, MC, actor, writer, presenter and content creator who lives in a medieval village near Lausanne, in Switzerland.
Transcribe →Taika Waititi: 10 years of Hunt for the Wilderpeople
Apr 400:16:06Tap to summarizeThis week director and actor Taika Waititi is celebrating the 10th anniversary of Hunt for the Wilderpeople.
Transcribe →Live from Warbirds Over Wanaka
Apr 400:08:32Tap to summarizeThe iconic airshow has been running for almost 40 years.
Transcribe →Appreciating New Zealand’s 'Big Things'
Apr 400:15:09Tap to summarizePaeroa's famous giant L&P bottle is one of 121 large roadside structures in Aotearoa dubbed 'Big Things'.
Transcribe →Best Song Eva: Kanoa Lloyd
Apr 400:19:39Tap to summarizeFormer co-host of Three's The Project turned yoga teacher Kanoa Lloyd joins Stacey to talk about life since leaving TV and shares her favourite song.
Transcribe →Capital Crescendo: Wellington hosts the NZ Brass Band Champs
Apr 400:07:04Tap to summarizeThe New Zealand Brass Band Championships kick off in Wellington this Wednesday.
Transcribe →Tips from The Māori Millionaire
Apr 400:18:47Tap to summarizeTe Kahukura Boynton of Maori Millionaire is on a mission to bridge the wealth gap.
Transcribe →Dr Michael Baker: How would we fare in another pandemic?
Mar 2800:17:19Tap to summarizeJim is joined by epidemiologist Dr Michael Baker to discuss the current Covid wave, the efficacy of the annual flu vaccine - which becomes available this coming week in NZ - and what a pandemic agreement with Australia might look like.
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