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The family who have been on a 4-year camping trip
10:25 AM.How about a family camping trip that lasts at least four years? That's the story of the Leopard family. Read more Audio
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Jo Aleh - first woman to join Team NZ Amercia's Cup defence
10:05 AM.Jo Aleh is the first woman to join the Team New Zealand crew in the America's Cup defence to be held in Naples in 2027. Read more Audio
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Europe correspondent Seamus Kearney
9:45 AM.Europe correspondent Seamus Kearney on France deciding bring back voluntary military service, Ukraine's president losing his right-hand man, Italy adding a new crime of "femicide" to its criminal… Read more Audio
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Open banking kicks off
9:30 AM.Open banking arrives. What does it mean for everyday users? Read more Audio
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Police Commissioner on the McSkimming fallout
9:05 AM.Richard Chambers on how he plans to rebuild trust in police and its leadership. Read more Audio
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The week that was
11:45 AM.Te Radar and Pinky Agnew bring the end-of-week laughs. Audio
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Sports commentator Sam Ackerman
11:30 AM.Sports commentator Sam Ackerman on conflict at NZ cricket, huge IPL contract for Amerilia Keer and the Tall Blacks Read more Audio
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Music reviewer Grant Smithies
11:05 AM.Cult 90s Californian band Pavement, plus Latin soul from King Nando and a classic from London soul singer, Omar. Read more Audio
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Around the motu: David Hill on North Canterbury
10:45 AM.Reaction to the proposed local government reform that could see Environment Canterbury scrapped, support for Kaikoura penguins and Hurunui Council backs improving access to a local beach golf course.
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Strikes by health workers and firefighters
10:35 AM.17-thousand health workers are due to strike from 1pm, and at midday, the New Zealand Professional Firefighters Union is also taking industrial action for an hour. Read more Audio
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Book review: Giving Birth to My Father by Tusiata Avia
10:35 AM.Harry Ricketts reviews Giving Birth to My Father by Tusiata Avia. Read more Audio
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Helen Goh mixed baking and psychology - and rose to the top of both careers
10:05 AM.Helen Goh - both psychologist and pastry chef - on her book Baking and the Meaning of Life: How to find joy in 100 recipes. Read more Audio
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Asia correspondent Ed White
9:45 AM.Ed White has the latest on the fire in Hong Kong, India's air pollution and China's efforts to boost the number of marriages. Read more Audio
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The music festival that'll shut down Auckland's K'Road
9:30 AM.This weekend, one of Auckland's best-known roads - Karangahape - will be partially closed for the Others Way music festival - the first time that's happened for a ticketed event. Read more Audio
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The stroke survivor on mission to boost health and welbeing
9:15 AM.Launched as a trial in 2023, Health15 supports construction workers by providing free 15-minute on-site health checks. Jamie Summers who had a stroke at 39, is one of those behind the scheme.
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ComCom to watch gas disconnections, prices up
9:05 AM.The Commerce Commission is proposing to let gas distributors moderately lift prices . Read more Audio
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Screentime: Death by Lightning, The Chair Company, The Lowdown
11:45 AM.Film and TV reviewer Tom Augustine joins Kathryn to talk about three TV shows he thinks are great viewing in the leadup to Christmas. Read more Audio
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Parenting: What's going on in the teen brain?
11:25 AM.In parenting today, when puberty hits and suddenly you don't recognise your own child. Clinical Psychologist Kathryn Berkett says adolescence is the most intense period of brain development since… Read more Audio
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Tech: Chip war, AI recipe slop, 2025 local tech highlights
11:05 AM.Tech commentator Peter Griffin joins Kathryn to talk about a revival of Google's AI ambitions, with news Meta may look at buying its AI-centric computer chips for its data centres - so where does that… Read more Audio
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Around the motu: James Pocock
10:45 AM.James discusses Gisborne's "in-house" water services plans getting government approval, the local deer hunt feeding families, Tairawhiti schools pledge to uphold Te Tiriti despite law change and a… Read more Audio
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Book review: The Mushroom Tapes by Helen Garner
10:35 AM.Dean Bedford reviews The Mushroom Tapes by Helen Garner, Chloe Hooper & Sarah Krasnostein, published by Text Publishing. Read more Audio
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Waipukarau gets cash back
10:30 AM.Waipukurau is to get a cash depot, as part of a Reserve Bank trial, meaning businesses no longer have to drive 50 kilometres to the nearest bank. Read more Audio
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Backyard fight clubs: thuggery or a way to heal?
10:05 AM.The world of backyard fight clubs is a controversial one. and when TVNZ in depth journalist Indira Stewart began investigating them in Auckland and Northland, she wasn't sure what she'd find. Read more Audio
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UK: Chancellor delivers her Budget - what's in it?
9:45 AM.UK correspondent Rob Watson looks at what's in Chancellor Rachel Reeves Budget - including some new taxes and a lifting of the two-child cap on benefits. Rob Watson is a BBC political correspondent Read more Audio
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Buying a house with Bitcoin: What do you need to know?
9:30 AM.Those in the housing market are all too familiar with all the foibles of dealing with banks and making sure the money side is all lined up. But what would be needed if you tried to buy using crypto? Read more Audio