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How a shallow lake nestled high in the Central Otago hill country could electrify the country and serve as the biggest public infrastructure project in nearly half a century.
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Read by Adam Dudding
Produced by Philippa Tolley
Audio editing: Connor Scott
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While the dark days of New Zealand’s winters don’t hold a candle to Antarctica’s, there’s no doubt they can still affect our physical and mental health. So what can we learn from the experts - people who spend six months of the year in darkness.
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It's hard to believe, but there used to be a bountry on the beak of every kea.
They were accused to attacking sheep and hunters killed about 150,00 in a hundred years of slaughter.
In this episode from the archives of The Long Read Charlie O'Mannin sets out the how kea have gone from being regarded as the enemy to the focus of consevation.
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Read by Michael Wright
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One month on from the Loafers Lodge fire, the man who jumped to safety rather than burn, tells Nikki Macdonald he’s been given “a fighting chance to get the life I never had”.
But he wonders why it took a fatal fire for people to care.
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Read by Nikki Macdonald
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Audio editing: John Ropiha
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Stephen Lewis trusted and cared about his partner, Dr Shelagh Dawson. It never occurred to him that she could be secretly trying to kill him.
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What if you could build a new society inside a national park? A motley crew of sovereign citizens tried to do just that, with an ambitious – but mostly incompetent – attempt to establish “New Freeland” under the Department of Conservation’s nose.
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The identities of two men who drugged and sexually assaulted numerous women have been revealed after earlier being found guilty. Blair Ensor and Jake Kenny give the full report on Operation Sinatra.
A warning: this episode does have references to sexual abuse. Resources are at the bottom of the show notes.
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Host: Philippa Tolley
Read by Blair Ensor
Produced by Philippa Tolley
Audio editing: John Ropiha
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They are the forgotten Māori soldiers of Colditz. The two men served time in the infamous German prison and went on a dangerous mission at the close of World War II in Europe. Charlie Gates uncovers their full story for the first time.
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After 19 women were fired from the Wellington strip club, Calender Girls over contract negotiations, Hanna McCullum was given access to the inner sanctum of a strip club. She discovered a bond between the dancers and shocking employment conditions.
A warning: this episode does have references to sexual abuse.
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Host: Philippa Tolley
Read by Imogen Wells
Produced by Jono Williams
Audio editing: Connor Scott
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A storm with the destructive force of Cyclone Gabrielle could temporarily cripple the capital and sink parts of the Hutt Valley under four metres of floodwater. Ethan Te Ora examines the hypothetical path and fallout of such an event.
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Host: Philippa Tolley
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