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'It’s knowledge': Ganesh Raj on helping families beat the cost of living (opens the original)
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Media personality Ganesh Raj is on a mission to help Kiwis put dinner on the table without it costing an arm and a leg. It’s a passion that has seen Raj co-host TVNZ’s Eat Well for Less since the programme’s launch in 2020. The restaurateur and food educator spoke to Real Life with John Cowan on Newstalk ZB on Sunday night about the show’s new season, what drives his love of cooking, and the journey that brought him to New Zealand. Raj describes growing up in a Singapore that might be unrecognis
'Are we really alone?': Nasa's head of science on the search for life (opens the original)
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Nasa’s head of science, Dr Nicola Fox. Photo / Nasa Nasa has launched a new space telescope designed to map huge areas of the universe faster than the Hubble Space Telescope. The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is said to feature a field of view “at least 100 times larger” than Hubble’s, potentially allowing it to measure light from a billion galaxies in its lifetime. One of the people overseeing this mission is Nasa’s head of science, Dr Nicola Fox. Fox spoke to Real Life with John Cowan on N
'I tried to join Greenpeace': David Seymour on what shaped his political philosophy (opens the original)
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It may be hard to imagine David Seymour joining Greenpeace. Yet, that is nearly where he ended up during his teen years. The Act leader spoke to Real Life with John Cowan on Newstalk ZB on Sunday night, reflecting on early experiences that formed his political views, how his thinking has evolved and what keeps him grounded amid campaigning pressures. Seymour described himself as a “very earnest teenager” particularly concerned about the environment. “[I was] worried we’d run out of things, pollu
'There’s still a radical inside me': Hipkins on his upbringing, philosophy and the election (opens the original)
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After the 2023 election loss, Labour leader Chris Hipkins pledged to build back support, acknowledge mistakes, and “bring people along” with them, he told Newstalk ZB's Real Life with John Cowan. Photo / Anna Heath After a big loss at the 2023 election, the Labour Party had to do some soul-searching about what went wrong. At the final count, they received just under 27% of the vote, while National received 38%. After some time to reflect, party leader Chris Hipkins pledged to build back support,
'We will keep fighting': Theatre legend Samantha Scott on the future of performing arts (opens the original)
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Sam Scott, made a member of the New Zealand Order of Merit in 2013 for services to theatre, launched Massive Theatre Company 35 years ago. For more than three decades, Samantha Scott MNZM has led a theatre company that has helped produce some of the biggest names in New Zealand entertainment. In an interview with Real Life with John Cowan on Newstalk ZB on Sunday night, Scott relived her life in the arts, the creation of Massive Theatre Company and the current fight to keep the local performing
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