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Counting down to Christmas for 364 days a year
3:10 PM.For Comedian Tim Babb, the countdown to Christmas begins on Boxing day. All year long, he listens to holiday music, watches bad Christmas movies, and researches the history and traditions of the… Read more Audio
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Bookmarks with Tioreore Ngatai-Melbourne
2:30 PM.Today's bookmarks guest has been in Aotearoa's biggest films in recent years, Taika Waititi's Hunt for the Wilderpeople, Cousins and Whina. Tioreore Ngatai-Melbourne is unstoppable. She's starring… Read more Audio
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Collectors corner: Rugby League Memorabilia
2:20 PM.Today we meet Robin Smith, a former rugby league player and referee. He's got a collection of memorabilia about the sport that he's collected over the last 60 years. Audio
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Podcast Critic: Ximena Smith
2:12 PM.Today Ximena talks to Jesse about Walters War and Hot Money: The New Narcos. Audio
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Emma Ferris on her new podcast the Bravery Academy
1:45 PM.Emma Ferris was the victim of an expert romantic scammer, but managed to avoid losing her life savings by turning the tables on him. Today we catch up with Emma and talk about her new series. Read more Audio
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Taranaki business boosted through trans-Tasman partnership
1:35 PM.Exciting times for a Taranaki business working at the cutting edge of cardio diagnostics. A joint venture with an Australian company should mean that more kiwis will benefit from the technology, and… Read more Audio
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New baleen whale fossil reveals evolution secrets
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'Researchers at the Museums Victoria Research Institute say a new fossil suggests that larger baleen whales first emerged in the Southern Hemisphere. Read more Audio
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Franklin road residents concerned about commercial sellers
1:15 PM.Residents who take part each year in the very popular Franklin Road lights display have been hit with a bit of grinch fever this year. They find themselves battling to keep the experience free from… Read more Audio
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'Saving' Christmas through the courts, Elizabeth Chan's case
3:10 PM.Elizabeth Chan went to court to trademark dispute to "christmas queen" to make sure no one, not even Mariah Carey, could be declared the only queen of the holiday season. Chan won the case. She talks… Read more Audio
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Music feature: Listener's Christmas music
2:00 PM.For the last music feature of 2023 we decided to ask the listeners for their favourite, but not usual, Christmas tunes. You did not disappoint. The whole hour is dedicated to Christmas songs from our… Read more Audio
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Tech Tuesday with Daniel Watson
1:50 PM.Today owner and managing director of Vertech IT Services, Dan Watson, talks to Jesse about what cyber-criminals are saying about AI and Chat GPT type tools, a warning about default passwords on… Read more Audio
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What's up in Oz with Brad Foster
1:40 PM.Brad Foster reveals Christmas travel plans for Aussies, flooding in Cairns, and reports on a call for motorists to slow down this holiday period after a horrific weekend on Australian roads. He also… Read more Audio
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Keeping golden clams out of Lake Taupō
1:33 PM.Planned commercial boating events at one of our summer hot spot have been cancelled, in an effort to protect the lake from the unwanted freshwater gold clam. To find out more Taupo District Mayor… Read more Audio
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What we need to do to move on climate change commitments
1:15 PM.The United Nations conference on Climate Change, or COP28, wrapped up in Dubai last week, agreeing to ratchet up climate action before the end of the decade. Chief Executive Officer of Eco Choice… Read more Audio
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NZ Sporting history replay: Dame Lois Muir
12:35 PM.Each day this week we're replaying one our NZ Sporting history interviews from 2023. Today we've got Jesse's chat with the legendary Dame Lois Muir. Read more Audio
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British 'Schindler' has his story told on the big screen
3:10 PM.Boxing Day films are usually blockbusters with big special effects but One Life (starring Sir Anthony Hopkins) tells an epic story that is powerfully human at the same time. It's about Sir Nicholas… Read more Video, Audio
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Safe storage tips from a food scientist
2:31 PM.Dunedin food scientist Phil Bremer gives us the lowdown on how long you can safely store a range of foods - including half avocados, boiled eggs and tomato sauce. Read more Audio
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Made in NZ: McKinlays Footwear
2:18 PM.For Made in NZ today we're talking to, what we think, could be one of the oldest manufacturing businesses in Aotearoa. McKinlays Footwear has been making shoes in Dunedin since 1879 and is currently… Read more Audio
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Television Critic: Linda Burgess
2:07 PM.Today Linda talks about the local production, After the Party and a documentary series on World War II in which black and white footage has been colourised. Audio
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Cooking tips from a food physicist
1:35 PM.The festive season of course means a wide variety of festive food. For those in charge of the Christmas fare that means achieving the perfect food texture. Sophia Rodrigues is a food physicist based… Read more Audio
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Pet owners encouraged to call before taking animals into emergency care
1:25 PM.For many New Zealanders, they're part of the family. But what should you do if your precious pet is sick or hurt and and the vet clinic is closed. It's a scenario we're being urged to think about… Read more Audio
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Heritage status possible for 'space ship' home in Christchurch
1:15 PM.Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga is seeking submissions on a proposal to list the Area 51 Futuro House in Ohoka, on the outskirts of Christchurch, as a Category 1 historic place. Read more Audio, Gallery
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NZ Sporting history: Eve Rimmer
12:35 PM.Today we're talking about the life and achievements of one of our most successful athletes. Eve Rimmer was the first woman to represent New Zealand at the Paralympics, and first person to win a medal.
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Critter of the Week: Kiwaia moth
3:35 PM.This week's critter is a tiny jumping moth. The flightless and dusty-looking Kiwaia "Cloudy Bay" moth only lives on one type of mat daisy (Raoulia australis) in a few areas of north-eastern… Read more Audio