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Wellington's Moa Point wastewater treatment plant shut down
11:45 AM.Wellington's Moa Point Wastewater Treatment Plant has been shut down and staff evacuated from the site. Read more Audio
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Science: Positive thinking and immunity, music's effects on driving
11:45 AM.Science commentator Jen Martin joins Kathryn to look at three science studies with a strong wellbeing bent. Read more Audio
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Murder in Matakana: Madeleine Eskedahl's series continues
11:20 AM.Just 50 minutes north of Auckland is Matakana, a small village known for its Farmer's Market, stylish boutiques and art galleries. But to Madeleine Eskedahl, it's been the perfect setting for her… Read more Audio
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Music: The Feb Four (not to be confused with the Fab Four)
11:10 AM.Today Ian Chapman shares glimpses into the lives and work of four great, although very different, musical artists forever bound together by virtue of today's date. Read more Audio
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Unemployment rises to a 10 year high of 5.4 percent
11:05 AM.RNZ's business editor Gyles Beckford on the unemployment rate. Read more Audio
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Around the motu: Samantha Gee RNZ's Nelson reporter
10:45 AM.Samantha discusses the new funding for the Nelson marina, vandalism of river level monitoring gear, flouting of bylaws restricting driving on the ecologically sensitive Marlborough coast and… Read more Audio
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Book review: Three of the best from 2025
10:35 AM.Ralph McAllister reviews three of his favourite books from last year. Read more Audio
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How actor and playwright Joshua Hinton mixes food, family and faith
10:05 AM.If you're a fan of dinner and a show Australian actor and playwright Joshua Hinton has very considerately combined both for you. He's the creator of A Place in the Sultan's Kitchen, a one-person play… Read more Audio
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Australia: Rates up, unhappy Opposition family, Hertzog protest, party poopers
9:45 AM.Australia correspondent Karen Middleton looks at the Reserve Bank decision to raise interest rates by 0.25% - the first hike in two years. Read more Audio
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How flushable sensors could help clean up Auckland's beaches
9:35 AM.Could tiny sensors flushed down the loo be a solution to sewage overflows ending up on city beaches? Read more Audio
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How will advertising in ChatGPT affect users?
9:15 AM.OpenAI's announcement last month that it planned to test ads in ChatGPT has raised concerns about what the commercialisation of chatbots could mean for users' privacy. Read more Audio
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628,000 Kiwis report recent migraine symptoms
9:05 AM.A new survey has found a high number of people reporting migraine symptoms, but many aren't receiving a formal diagnosis. Read more Audio
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Sam Ruthe, Super Rugby and ABs coach search
11:45 AM.Tauranga teen Sam Ruthe shocks the world with a new indoor mile record for a New Zealander. The Super Rugby season is two weeks away from kick off, as uncertainty around who the All Blacks coach will… Read more Audio
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Unearthing layers of history beneath Christchurch
11:25 AM.All the objects showing at Cathedral Square Unearthed were uncovered during excavations conducted following the 22 February 2011 earthquakes. This includes merchant wares, household treasures and… Read more Audio
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Retirement villages face reform, and a shake-up for MediaWorks
11:05 AM.What does 2026 hold for the retirement village sector with reform expected to be introduced in the middle of the year. Victoria also discusses the sale of MediaWorks owner QMS to Australia's Nine… Read more Audio
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Around the motu: Jonathan McKenzie
10:45 AM.The tourism pressure on Putaruru's Blue Springs that could result in their temporary closure, and the lobbying to save and extend the Te Huia train service between Hamilton and Auckland. Read more Audio
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Ukraine's ambassador to Australia and New Zealand
10:30 AM.Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has applauded recent Polish efforts it says saw about US$1m raised. Read more Audio
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Marama director on his anti-colonial Maori Gothic horror
10:05 AM.Mārama follows a young Māori wahine's journey to the north of England in the mid-1800s, seeking information about her family. Read more Audio
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USA correspondent Danielle Kurtzleben
9:45 AM.The Department of Justice releases three million pages of Epstein documents, while two journalists are arrested in Minnesota. Read more Audio
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Saving the once mighty wool industry
9:25 AM.Sheep numbers are in rapid decline and the wool industry has faced tough times with competition coming from often cheaper synthetic fibres. Read more Audio
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Electricity regulator on new powers, switching website
9:05 AM.The Electricity Authority expects to launch the new power price comparison website this month. Read more Audio
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Urban Issues with Bill McKay
11:45 AM.What's in store for 2026? Bill McKay looks at how government policy and election promises may impact the urban environment. Read more Audio
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'Who ate all the Pies' is literally Steven Turner's business
11:25 AM.For 18 years Lancashire lad Steven Turner's been churning out pies from his Dunedin-based business 'Who ate all the Pies?'. Read more Audio
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Political commentators Tim Hurdle and Lianne Dalziel
11:05 AM.Tim Hurdle is a former National senior adviser, consultant and director of several companies. Read more Audio
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Around the motu: Tom Hunt in Wellington
10:45 AM.Tom discusses the pressures on Wellington Hospital ED amd a stoush over access holding up intensified housing apartment plan. Read more Audio