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Using technology to give voices back to ASL sufferers
3:10 PM.Hello World. Those two words were tweeted by a man paralyzed with ALS using only his thoughts. Implantable technology that links the brain to a computer holds so much promise for the disabled… Read more Audio
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A few of Vanessa Sorenson's favourite things
2:25 PM.The managing director of Microsoft NZ chats to Jesse Mulligan about inclusivity, leadership and her favourite podcasts to walk with. Read more Video, Audio
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Podcast Critic: Justine Murray
2:12 PM.Today Justine Murray talks about podcasts, Nappy Boy Radio with T-Pain and The Teachers Trial. Audio
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Could a motorised sand-sifter help clean up our beaches?
1:50 PM.Cantabrian Kenny Paton spends a lot of time in his garage making wacky and wonderful inventions, but he's hoping his latest machine could be developed to clean plastic from our beaches. Under the name… Read more Video, Audio
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Campaign to stop consent being granted for more mining in Waihi
1:35 PM.Mining company OceanaGold Waihi have just applied to set up a new underground mine just north of Waihi. The mine would be under forest park Wharekirauponga, which is administered by the Department of… Read more Audio
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Te Tukohu Ngawha Science and Design Fair
1:25 PM.Te Arawa Lakes Trust is running it's first Te Tukohu Ngawha Science and Design Fair from tomorrow. It has exhibits from tamariki and rangatahi, focused on blending matauranga Maori and western science… Read more Audio
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Quake brain does fade
1:15 PM.Some positive news out of the University of Otago about our brain's ability to overcome a phenomenon known as "quake brain" over time. Now our Cantabrian listeners will know what quake brain is far… Read more Audio
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Fighting misinformation online, the experts leading the way
3:10 PM.When misinformation about the coronavirus is spreading like a virus, who you gonna call? The Virality Project. We speak to Assistant Director Elena Cryst about work to stop rumors and outright lies… Read more Audio
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Music feature: Comedy songs
2:20 PM.For today's music feature we're looking at Comedy songs. These tunes not only feature hilarious lyrics, but are often real ear-worms. RNZ Producer Sam Hollis joins Wallace to go through the curated… Read more Audio
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Book Critic: Catherine Ross
2:10 PM.This week librarian at Diocesan School for Girls, Catherine Ross, looks at books for younger readers with an LGBTQIA+ theme. The theme coincides with the past fortnight when libraries have been… Read more Audio
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Tech Tuesday with Daniel Watson
1:50 PM.Today owner and managing director of Vertech IT Services talks to Wallace about drones and their rise in popularity and incidents in the civilian world as well as their use in warfare. Audio
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Matariki payments mooted by Bernard Hickey
1:40 PM.Bernard Hickey wants the Government to introduce a helicopter payment system through what he is calling a 'Matariki account." The Editor of economic and political newsletter, The Kaka talks to… Read more Audio
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Collaboration with NASA for Rocket Lab launch
1:30 PM.The University of Canterbury is leading a research collaboration with assistance from NASA's CAPSTONE mission team, which Rocket Lab is launching tonight. Wallace Chapman speaks to Associate… Read more Audio
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How to combat plant blindness
1:20 PM.Dr Jason Low is an Associate Professor in Psychology at Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington, talks to Wallace about what plant blindness is and why we need to know about it. Read more Audio
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How regular exercise benefits older bodies
2:30 PM.We all know it's important to live an active life as we get older - but often the payoff is pain or injury. Today's expert is senior physiotherapist Olivia Rawlinson in our Wellington studio, who will… Read more Audio
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Australian Correspondent Brad Foster
2:20 PM.Today Sydney based correspondent Brad Foster talks to Jesse about the rental shortage crisis in Regional Australia and the high number of Australians on emergency housing waiting lists. He also gives… Read more Audio
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Television Critic: Linda Burgess
2:07 PM.Today reviewer Linda Burgess has been checking out shows on free to air television. She talks to Jesse about Sort your life Out on TV3, Extraordinary Escapes on TV1 and Doctor Doctor on TVNZ+. Read more Audio
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Remembering Helen Keller on her birthday
1:35 PM.June 27th is the birthday of famous blind-deaf author, educator and political activist, Helen Keller. She was born this day back in 1880 and was a pioneer of developing communication for people with… Read more Audio
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New record for a South Island bull
1:10 PM.A South Island bull has broken a record and sold for ninety two and a half thousand dollars ($92,500).That's nearly ten times the average price. George Giddings from Meadowslea Farm talks to Jesse… Read more Audio
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The ethics of having children during a climate emergency
1:10 PM.When science researcher Britt Wray and her husband started talking about having children, one overwhelming question kept them up at night; is it ethical to bring a child into the world so dramatically… Read more Audio
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History with Dr Grant Morris
3:20 PM.One of the most common uses of historical research is to discover a person's genealogy. Yet genealogical research is usually seen as an 'amateur' pursuit. Today Dr Grant Morris discusses the reality… Read more Audio
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Solving the World's Problems with Dave Armstrong
3:10 PM.Today Dave Armstrong looks at some of the issues that need tackling around Wellington. Read more Audio
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John Kirwan on the inaugural 1987 Rugby World Cup win
2:35 PM.Today we're joined by Sir John Kirwan to discuss the 1987 Rugby World Cup winning All Blacks team. Read more Audio
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Music Critic: Brad Warrington
2:10 PM.Brad Warrington aka DJ Sticky Fingaz reviews Christchurch hip hop artist Big Sima's 'The Student', and Beyoncé's "Break my soul". Audio
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Broadband is over priced says NZ Compare
1:35 PM.NZ Compare estimates that over half-a-million households could be paying a lot less for internet. Read more Audio