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Riverwatch - where technology meets ecology
1:39 PM.Inspired by the declining health of the Pahaoa River on their Wairarapa farm, film maker James Muir and his dad Grant have built a high tech water quality monitoring device in partnership with… Read more Audio
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Beyond Kate Sheppard
1:32 PM.Sonia Sly meets historians, archivists and descendants of women who signed the 1893 petition that won women the right to vote in the 1893 election. Read more Audio
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Storm damage: Should we re-think coastal living?
1:16 PM.Two massive storms causing destruction in the US and parts of Asia are prompting climate scientists to call for a re-think about coastal living. Read more Audio
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Health tips from All Blacks conditioning coach Nic Gill
3:08 PM.All Blacks strength and conditioning coach Dr Nic Gill shares empowering advice, recipes and health hacks in his new book, Health Your Self; The One Stop Handbook to a Healthier, More Energetic You. Read more Audio
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Why do we snore and can we stop?
2:28 PM.Snoring has led to divorces, murderous thoughts, and many sleepless nights! We ask snoring expert, Dr Andy Davies why people snore, whether it's a worry, and whether you can really stop. Read more Audio
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Brad Sherwood from Whose Line Is It Anyway?
2:19 PM.The improvisational comedy show Whose Line Is It Anyway? is coming to New Zealand in November, with 3 of its regular stars, Colin Mochie Greg Proops and Brad Sherwood. Read more Audio
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Television Critic Melenie Parkes
2:09 PM.Melenie has some suggestions of things to watch in under 30 minutes: In the Long Run (TVNZ) American Woman (Lightbox) Explained (Netflix) Audio
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Great album: Tear the Roof Off 1974-80 - Parliament
1:46 PM.Tear the Roof Off 1974-80 - Parliament Audio
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New Zealand's landscape painting history
1:35 PM.Paris Kirby talks about her exhibition of landscapes, part of the Fertile Ground exhibition at Sanderson Contemporary in New Market. Fertile Ground shows the art of post-colonial woman landscape… Read more Audio, Gallery
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In Defence of Conspiracy Theories
1:26 PM.We hear a lot about the dangers of conspiracy theories, especially if they cause people to make poor or dangerous decisions. But are they all bad? David Coady from the University of Tasmania has books… Read more Audio
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Snow blankets parts of the South Island
1:16 PM.Heavy snowfall in South Island has closed some roads, disrupted flights and cut power in parts of Central Otago. In Wanaka, and Lake Hawea it's a winter wonderland. Rachel Brown, a Wanaka community… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Critter of the Week: Bake-Off!
3:30 PM.Announcing our inaugural Critter of the Week Bake-Off! A chance to put your baking skills to work to create cakes in the shapes of some of our fantastic and unusual endangered critters Read more Video
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Critter of the Week The Mt Allen buttercup
3:27 PM.Numbering fewer individuals than the kakapo it used to share habitat with, the Mt Allen buttercup grows only on the slopes of….Mt Allen. Read more Audio
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Talk the Walk: The Wilkin-Young in Central Otago
3:19 PM.Heather Pennycook tells us about the Wilkin-Young, a 3 day walk that starts at Makarora, north of Wanaka. Read more Audio, Gallery
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Julie Biuso's eggplant and date salad
3:09 PM.Fresh dates are good for us and syrup made from them is a great alternative to refined sugar, says Julie Biuso. She shares a recipe for eggplant and date salad. Read more Audio
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NZ Live: The Warratahs
2:23 PM.The Warratahs are one of the grand old mainstays of New Zealand music. To celebrate their new compilation Drivin' Wheels, the Wellington band play some acoustic versions of their most beloved tunes… Read more Video, Audio
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Film Review with Richard Swainson
2:07 PM.Richard reviews Juliet, Naked and McKellen: Playing the Part Audio
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A circus celebrating air
1:42 PM.Massive balloons, a giant snow globe, and huge kites - that's what's being promised in a new circus show coming to town. Air Play is just that, a show all about the air we breathe and they way we play… Read more Audio
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'I need to speak Māori to the kids better, and longer'
1:30 PM.RNZ's Māori Strategy Manager Shannon Haunui-Thompson began learning te reo at high school, but it was having children that motivated her to become fluent. Shannon talks to Jesse Mulligan about her… Read more Audio
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Engineering in New Zealand
1:17 PM.It's not just builders we're lacking in New Zealand, we're also short of engineers. We're lagging behind other OECD nations in numbers of engineers, and within the industry there's also a need for… Read more Audio
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First song: Rockquest finalists, The Subs
1:10 PM.Performing live from our Christchurch studio, The Subs are from Christs College, and will be competing in the finals of the Smokefree Rockquest on the 22nd of September Read more Audio
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Go Ahead Caller - Series 11, Ep 5 'Te Reo'
9:00 AM.Shane Jones wakes in fright to Winston asking a favour. Ken versus the language police.
By Paul Casserly
Voices - Cohen Holloway, Toi Iti, Paul Casserly
Studio engineer - Rangi Powick Audio
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History vs science vs religion
9:06 PM.Scientist Quentin Atkinson has looked at how the structure of Pacific societies determined how quickly they converted to Christianity - but an historian is not so sure of his conclusions. Read more Audio