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The week that was
11:45 AM.Our comedians Pinky Agnew and Elisabeth Easther look back on some of the funnier stories of the week just gone, including the Cannes Film Festival saying it will no longer tolerate nudity on the red… Read more Audio
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Sports commentator Sam Ackerman
11:30 AM.Golfing majors, A-League playoffs, big decisions - it's another busy time for New Zealand's sporting codes. Read more Audio
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New music with Grant Smithies
11:05 AM.Anglo-French pop auteurs Stereolab release their first album of new material in 15 years next week. Read more Audio
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Around the motu: Jonathan Leask in Ashburton
10:45 AM.Jonathan Leask is a Local Democracy Reporter in Mid Canterbury from the Ashburton Guardian. Read more Audio
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Book review: Universality by Natasha Brown
10:35 AM.Jack McConnell from Unity Books Auckland reviews Universality by Natasha Brown published by Faber Read more Audio
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How new weight loss drugs work - and their downsides
10:05 AM.Dr. David A. Kessler has written extensively on the food industry's role in engineering addictive foods, which contributes to the obesity epidemic globally. Read more Audio
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Asia correspondent Ed White
9:45 AM.Ed White is a correspondent with the Financial Times based in Shanghai Read more Audio
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GIVE WAY! The musical about road rules
9:30 AM.In 2012, a change to New Zealand's road rules caused a frenzy among some drivers who worried our roads would turn to chaos. Read more Audio
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Andrew Little's return to the political fray
9:20 AM.The race for the Wellington mayoralty took a turn last month, when Andrew Little came out of political retirement and threw his hat in the ring. Read more Audio
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Big changes foreshadowed for social service funding
9:05 AM.The head of the Social Investment Agency - on the big changes ahead for funding of social services provided by NGOs for some of the most vulnerable. Read more Audio
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Screentime: La Cocina, The Four Seasons, Choir Games
11:45 AM.Tamar Munch reviews La Cocina (cinemas) ; The Four Seasons (Netflix) and local series Choir Games (Sky Open/Neon) Audio
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The challenges and triumphs of solo motherhood
11:30 AM.There are a lot of books on parenting, but very few about what happens when you suddenly find yourself doing it on your own. This was the experience of Australian author and podcaster Rachel… Read more Audio
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New technology: Tony Grasso
11:15 AM.Tony discusses a recent randsomware attack on an Australian construction firm where 17 GB of corporate data was allegedly taken; the US Justice Department has unsealed indictments against 12… Read more Audio
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Government announces $190 million social investment fund
11:05 AM.Government announces $190 million social investment fund Audio
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Around the motu: Libby Kirkby McLeod in Hamilton
10:45 AM.Kakapo have been heard booming in the North Island for the first time in over a century, plus more with RNZ Waikato Reporter Libby Kirkby-McLeod. Read more Audio
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Book review: Nobody's Fool by Harlan Coben
10:35 AM.Ralph McAllister reviews Nobody's Fool by Harlan Coben published by Century Read more Audio
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Plans for biggest inland port in Milburn
10:30 AM.Construction company Calder Stewart has announced plans to build the country's biggest inland port in the small Otago town of Milburn. Read more Audio
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Erna Walraven : one of the first female zookeepers in Australia
10:05 AM.Erna Walraven became one of Australia's first female zookeepers in the early 1980s. Read more Audio
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UK correspondent Matt Dathan
9:45 AM.UK correspondent Matt Dathan looks at a speech given by Prime Minister Keir Starmer which has drawn comparisons with Enoch Powell's infamous anti-immigration "rivers of blood" speech. Read more Audio
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The UK company that wants to recycle all of Britain's EV batteries
9:30 AM.Batteries for electric vehicles are notoriously difficult to recycle, but growing demand for the rare metals they contain is leading to greater interest in retrieving their contents. Read more Audio
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Are the rules for online alcohol deliveries too loose?
9:20 AM.The ease which alcohol can be ordered online without ID checks and delivered within minutes is causing concern for most New Zealanders. Read more Audio
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BNZ says $2.2 billion coming into mortgage holders pockets
9:05 AM.Falling interest rates will deliver $2.2 billion into the pockets of mortgage holders in the next six months to a year, according to the BNZ's Chief Economist. Read more Audio
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Personal finance: do you have savings for a rainy day ?
11:45 AM.The Retirement Commission's Money Month theme this year is the importance of Emergency Savings - the idea of having a bit aside for the unexpected. Read more Audio
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From fast-fashion to self-made advocate: designer Tara Viggo
11:20 AM.Kiwi fashion designer Tara Viggo has returned home to Dunedin from a high-flying overseas career to champion slow fashion. Read more Audio
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Music with Kirsten Zemke
11:05 AM.Kirsten brings us some "swamp rock" - a genre that emerged in the American South, particularly Louisiana and Mississippi in the early 70s. Read more Audio
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