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Jesse Mulligan
Jesse joined RNZ National in 2015 but spent almost ten years as a commercial radio announcer earlier in his career. Since then he’s worked in public relations, television, live comedy and print. He has a strong interest in food, as weekly restaurant critic for NZ Herald Viva, and regular culinary correspondent for NZ Herald Travel. He was a core cast member on 7 Days, a presenter on Seven Sharp and host of TV One’s Best Bits. After hosting 1-4pm on RNZ National, he cycles to Three where he hosts The Project each weeknight at 7pm.
Jesse grew up in Hamilton, where he was educated from kindergarten through to his Bachelor of Laws at University of Waikato. He now lives in Grey Lynn with his wife Victoria and their three children.
RNZ Programmes
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Afternoons with Jesse Mulligan
Jesse hosts an upbeat mix of the curious and the compelling, ranging from the stories of the day to the great questions of our time.
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NZ Live
Weekly music sessions from New Zealand performers during 1-4pm with Jesse Mulligan.
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Your Money With Mary Holm
Investment author and columnist Mary Holm talks to Jesse Mulligan every fortnight about her top tips for how to make your money work.
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Search results for Jesse Mulligan
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The history of comics in NZ - Grant Morris
When we think of comics, we tend to think of the US. But what about the history of comics in NZ, including our own domestically produced comics? What can a study of NZ's comic history tell us about… Audio
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Solving the World's Problems
18 Jul 2019Hawke's Bay farmer Steve Wyn-Harris touches on a range of topics today, from reducing methane and dealing with vegans to turning 60 Audio
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NZ Biography: Colin Hogg on Barry Crump
18 Jul 2019Barry Crump was the original Good Keen Man, the humorous and care-free archetype of the New Zealand bloke. H Audio, Gallery
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Music Critic: Kate Robertson
18 Jul 2019Kate Robertson reviews Something Keeps Calling by Raphael Saadiq and Look What You're Doing To Me by BANKS. Audio
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Roosters raid Dunedin rest home
18 Jul 2019The Leslie Groves Hospital rest home in the Dunedin suburb of Wakari has a couple of unexpected new residents: three Plymouth Rock roosters. Audio
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Instagram removing likes count
18 Jul 2019The social media company Instagram has announced it's getting rid of its current "likes" function Audio
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Renovating the Waitematā Harbour seawall
18 Jul 2019Did you know that downtown Auckland is protected by a huge seawall? It's called the Waitemata Harbour seawall and it's about to undergo some serious renovations Audio
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Teachers unions taking Novopay to court
The NZEI and PPTA are taking payroll operator Novopay to court over a delay in adjusting teachers' wages and backpay after they struck an agreement with the government earlier this month. Audio
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Andrew Blum: The Weather Machine How we See into the Future
17 Jul 2019The ability to get the weather right is getting better all the time with advances in computer simulations, satellites and cooperation. But the outlook for access is not so sunny. Audio
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Bookmarks: Sonya Renee Taylor
17 Jul 2019Activist, author, poet and spoken word artist Sonja Renee Taylor talks about her latest book The Body Is Not an Apology: The Power of Radical Self-Love. Audio
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World Press Photo Exhibition
17 Jul 2019Photo exhibitions are wonderful places, if you're into that sort of stuff. But lots of adults these days exist on a visual diet of smartphones and instagram, Snapchat, Facebook, and ironic memes. Audio
