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Tributes flowing for Welsh rugby great Barry John
1:15 PM.Today we are paying tribute to one of the greatest Rugby Union players of all time Barry John. In sporting circles he was simply known as 'The King'. Keith Quinn remembers the Welsh great with Mark. Read more Audio
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Critter of the Week: waikaka black mudfish
3:35 PM.Today is World Wetlands Day and this week's critter, the waikaka black mudfish, reveals just how vital these boggy ecosystems are for some of our more elusive and endangered fish species. Waikaka… Read more Audio
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Weekend Stuff: Gardening guru Lynda Hallinan
3:25 PM.Today gardening guru Lynda Hallinan has some tips on helping your plants and garden survive the heat. Audio
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Music 101: Charlotte Ryan
3:16 PM.Charlotte Ryan, host of Music 101 here on RNZ each Saturday afternoon from 1pm talks about what's happening on the music scene over the weekend, what's coming up on her show tomorrow and because… Read more Audio
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Raspberry and Peach cake
3:08 PM.Today Martin Bosley shares a recipe which is great to use up any old or bruised peaches you may have lying around. He talks Jesse through how to make his delicious raspberry and peach cake. You can… Read more Audio
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NZ Live: Mark Mazengarb
2:20 PM.For NZ Live today we welcome back Mark Mazengarb. He was last on NZ Live back in 2019 blowing us away with his guitar skills, alongside his American touring partner Loren Barrigar. He's about to kick… Read more Audio
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Film Review with Dom Corry
2:10 PM.Today Dom talks to Jesse about wrestling drama The Iron Claw, Elvis-adjacent biopic Priscilla and Australian crime drama Force of Nature: The Dry 2. Audio
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Freaky Friday
1:45 PM.This week we hear some spooky stories from two listeners. Loreen has a story about an inexplicable incident in Sydney while Sue shares a story about an eerie coincidence just after the death of her… Read more Audio
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Wetlands, a global day to celebrate them
1:35 PM.Today World Wetland day. Ben Goodwin joines Jesse to talk about the history of them around Tamaki Makaurau. Read more Audio
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Harvest Weekend showcasing vintage machinery in Horowhenua
1:25 PM.The Horowhenua Vintage Machinery Club's Harvest Weekend is running this Saturday and Sunday. The club's been pulling out all the stops for the signature event's return. We speak to their president Rod… Read more Audio
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First NZer named as Special Olympics Global Ambassador
1:15 PM.Grace Payne is a special Olympian. She has just been chosen as a Special Olympics Global Messenger and she is the FIRST New Zealander to be selected for the role. Jesse speaks to Grace. Read more Audio
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History with Dr Grant Morris on golf
3:20 PM.Golf has one of the longest histories of modern sports. While we can trace golf-like games back centuries, it is generally accepted that the modern game developed in Scotland during the eighteenth… Read more Audio
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Solving the World's Problems with Steve Wyn-Harris
3:15 PM.Today retired Hawkes Bay farmer Steve Wyn-Harris talks to Jesse about the big drought that was forecast for this summer season and how that's not been the case for many parts of the country. Audio
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NZ Sporting History with Dylan Schmidt
2:25 PM.Olympic medalist, Dylan Scmidt, won the first ever medal for New Zealand in gymnastics in 2021, in the men's trampoline category. He's been trampolining since he was a young boy. And now he's set his… Read more Audio
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Music Critic: Matthew Crawley
2:10 PM.Today Matthew talks to Jesse about music from Mick Harvey and Calexico. Audio
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Sharks being fed in Mangonui Harbour, a long tradition
1:35 PM.An Afternoons listener has written in with concerns about a fish and chip shop at Mangonui who give the fish remains from their processing plant to customers to feed sharks. Clinton Duffy, a marine… Read more Audio
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Julie Woods' 58th birthday and raising awareness of blindness
1:25 PM.Julie Woods - perhaps better known as 'That Blind Woman' - is a speaker, author, and global ambassador for Blind Low Vision NZ. Today is her 58th birthday and in true Julie fashion she's celebrating… Read more Audio
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Riccarton High School's cultural diversity facilitator
1:15 PM.Riccarton High School in Christchurch has created a role for a cultural diversity facilitator. We wanted to know more about her role and how the benefits for the school, Jesse speaks to Dr Sharnali… Read more Audio
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Our Changing World – Trapping pollen
3:35 PM.Pollen is a big trigger for New Zealand’s high rates of hay fever and asthma. But for 35 years, we’ve had no current data on pollen levels – until now. Justin Gregory talks to a team who want to… Read more Audio
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Why the noughties were toxic for famous women
3:10 PM.When it came to women in the early 2000's, nothing was off limits says writer Sarah Ditum. Her new book reflects on the way 9 women, including Britney Spears and Lindsay Lohan, were subjected to… Read more Audio
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Bookmarks with Emile Donovan
2:20 PM.This week on Bookmarks we speak to the new host of Nights, Emile Donovan. Read more Audio
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Podcast Critic: Ximena Smith.
2:12 PM.Today Ximena talks to Jesse about The Studies Show, a podcast by two British science writers. She's also been listening to season two of Things Fell Apart, a show by Jon Ronson exploring 'culture… Read more Audio
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Heading Off: Kawau Island
1:45 PM.This week on heading off we speak to Elisabeth Easther about travelling to Kawau Island in the Hauraki Gulf. Each week we're talking travel in this segment, if you have something to share, a hack, a… Read more Audio
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NZ a step closer to banning 'forever chemicals'
1:35 PM.The Environmental Protection Authority, or EPA, announced yesterday that from December 31st 2026 they will ban PFAS's/ Melanie Kah, associate professor at the University of Auckland speaks to Jesse.
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Nelson plane spotters get new viewing windows
1:25 PM.Good news for plane spotters in Nelson - the airport has created six viewing windows in the fence line, giving an unobstructed view for enthusiasts. Dan Hay is one of Nelson's most active plane… Read more Audio