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Great album: Tiger Lily - Natalie Merchant
1:45 PM.Today's great album is Tiger Lily by Natalie Merchant. Audio
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New centre for questions about life the universe and everything
1:35 PM.Richard Easther from the physics department at the University of Auckland talks about Te Ao Mārama - the Centre for Fundamental Inquiry. A new centre looking for the answers to life's biggest… Read more Audio
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How to be a boss
1:20 PM.What does it take to be a leader in New Zealand? Wellington leadership specialists, Andrea Thompson and Nick Sceats, have talked to some of this country's most successful business leaders and they've… Read more Audio, Gallery
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The Port Hills fire: nine months on
1:15 PM.Fire and Emergency services are now saying a better response to the massive Port Hills fires earlier in the year could have saved some houses. Read more Audio
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Tell me about your thesis
3:23 PM.Today Mikela Dennison is with us from Blenheim to tell us about her thesis looking at why Public Relations gets such a bad reputation. It's titled An analysis of public relations discourse and its… Read more Audio
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Short Story Club 2 November
3:08 PM.Manawatu by Craig Cliff Read more Audio
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Mary Holm on mortgages
2:16 PM.Fixed, floating, revolving, long-term, short-term... How do you work out which mortgage is best for you? A mortgage is a "huge big loan" that it's worth putting some thought into, says personal… Read more Audio
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Roger Hall on NZ Theatre Month
2:09 PM.Playwright Roger Hall recently announced plans to hold a New Zealand Theatre Month next year... to celebrate the role and importance of theatre everywhere, from the grandest theatres, to basements and… Read more Audio
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Stuart Julian invented an avalanche breathing device
1:36 PM.Stuart Julian has designed an emergency breathing device after a friend died at Whistler in Canada when he fell into in a snow-filled hole around a tree. Read more Audio
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Te Awa cycle bridge opens
1:26 PM.Later today the Te Awa cycle bridge will open - it's the longest suspended cycle bridge in the country. Sarah Ulmer helped get that project over the line, alongside the Te Awa Trust. Read more Audio
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Tensions ahead of Tonga vs Samoa rugby league match
1:17 PM.What's being touted as the biggest game yet at the Rugby League World cup is this weekend - it's Tonga vs Samoa. But the rivalry between the two teams has led to chaos in the buildup to the game. Read more Audio
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The Life Project
3:09 PM.Helen Pearson talks about her book on the 70,000 children in the longest running study of human development in the world. Read more Audio
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Bookmarks with Pete Rainey
2:17 PM.Pete Rainey has been nurturing teenage music talent for nearly 30 years with fellow school teacher Glenn Common. They rescued Rockquest in 1990 as it was about to be dumped by a radio station. Read more Audio
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Bic Runga: 20th anniversary of Drive
2:09 PM.20 years ago musician Bic Runga released her breakthrough album, Drive - her first of many multi-platinum records. Read more Audio
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Sound Archives: Fireworks displays
1:40 PM.With Guy Fawkes Night approaching, big public fireworks displays are planned this weekend for most of the main centres, but back in post-war New Zealand, this sort of show was a real novelty… Read more Audio
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March of the Pramazons
1:34 PM.The Pramazons were one of the country's grassroots protests that helped end nuclear testing in the Pacific. Their story has been crafted into a book this year, He Mihi ki te Tai Rawhiti. Read more Audio, Gallery
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Laurie Winkless: the physicist-turned-science writer
1:27 PM.Laurie Winkless is an Irish born physicist-turned-science-writer looking at how cities are built and the interesting ways around the world of keeping up with population growth. Read more Audio
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New Government to scrap three strikes law
1:19 PM.The Labour-led Government says it will repeal the three strikes law by the end of next year. Read more Audio
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First song: Lord Echo
1:10 PM.Lord Echo is the solo project of Wellington producer and musician, Mike Fabulous. He's about to perform live in Wellington and Auckland. Read more Video, Audio
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The Life of Michael Hutchence
3:10 PM.It's been 20 years since INXS singer Michael Hutchence took his own life in Sydney Hotel Room. Read more Audio
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Rachmaninov with Joyce Yang
2:22 PM.Joyce Yang is performing Sergei Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No. 3 in D minor with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. Read more Audio
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The little libertarian house on the prairie
2:09 PM.Author Paula Morris did a Little House on the Praire pilgrimage, and found out many of the secrets behind the Laura Ingalls Wilder books. Read more Video, Audio
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