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Topics: Chinese Year of the Monkey, Paternity leave good for business, and French legislate against food waste. Audio

Tom adjusts to the big hole left in his life and finds he's been adopted by a goat. Audio

Papua New Guinea's government is reviewing asylum claims by over 1,000 West Papuans and beginning a registration of all West Papuans living in PNG, many of whom have been there for decades without… Audio

Tech news (Google, Amazon and TPPA), latest science (flu, Zika virus and human gene editing) and what alcohol does to us. Audio

What do we do on Waitangi Day? What the Panelists Golnaz Bassam-Tabar and Barry Corbett have been thinking about. Dr Alberto Costi talks about the ruling by the UN committee which declared Julian… Audio

Take a Wonder Woman power pose to look and feel more confident. What the Panelists Michael Moynahan and Allan Blackman have been thinking about. The UK's chief medical officer says women should drink… Audio

Research from the United States asking the question does an elite education lead to an elite well-paid life? What the Panelists Mike Williams and Simon POund have been thinking about. Chef Jacob Brown… Audio

It's been a weak start to the New Year for commodities with no let up in the softer prices and markets for New Zealand's main primary exports. Audio

Helen Clark verses Kevin Rudd for the United Nation's top job, the science of savants and in Dateline Pacific, a world record dance attempt in Tahiti. Audio

Emergency rehab on the cards for Vanuatu airport as then tourism industry takes stock of another blow; A New Zealand company owed about $US 390,000 by the Papua New Guinea government; Plans move… Audio

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This week in The Sampler Nick Bollinger reviews a reimagining of a John Cale classic; the sophisticated folk of Aoife O'Donovan; and a survey of the musical geography of Mali. Audio

: Radio Norfolk is told stop broadcasting political interviews, stirring claims of censorship; Concerns about a lack of Zika awareness in American Samoa; Tahitians take back their heritage in a world… Audio

Research from Indiana University finds women are much more financially giving than men. hat the Panelists Ali Jones and Ellen Read have been thinking about. The results of the Iowa Republican and… Audio

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The New Zealand cricket coach Mike Hesson says they haven't hyped up the Australian series anymore than playing any other country. Audio

For the latest from the markets we're joined by Angus Marks at First NZ Capital Audio

Brazil says the global emergency declared over the Zika virus is no threat to the Olympics and a big proportion of detainees deported from Australia are returning to crime. Audio

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