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Please help find a cockatoo that says "hello darling"
1:45 PM.Staff at an Upper Hutt Wildlife reserve are devastated after the alleged theft of its "loving and talkative" Cockatoo 'Pepper' Staglands staff believe the 6-year-old sulphur crested cockatoo was taken… Read more Audio
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Lord of the Ring (laser)
1:35 PM.For over a decade, an irreplaceable ring laser has been trapped in a cavern 30m below Christchurch port hills. The Carl Zeiss laser was installed in an old World War Two bunker in 1997 until a… Read more Audio
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Are bobby calves reducing New Zealand's greenhouse gas emissions?
1:25 PM.Beef cattle account for roughly 10% of Aotearoa New Zealand's total greenhouse gas emissions. There's plenty of research looking into methods to reduce emissions - vaccines, seaweed-based feed, and… Read more Audio
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Native plants in Tongariro National Park are facing a threat
1:15 PM.A new study has found that native plants in Tongariro National Park are being hit hard by the spread of invasive heather, with a 40 to 50 percent decline in native species in some areas. Dr Julie… Read more Audio
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The Pre-Panel for 20 November
3:50 PM.Today on the pre-panel producer Carol Stiles joins Wallace Chapman & Jesse Mulligan to preview tonight's show. Audio
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Our Changing World: The Ngutukākā Festival
3:35 PM.Our Changing World goes in search of one of Aotearoa’s rarest plants – the stunning kakabeak, or ngutukākā.
Its clusters of bright red blooms, each shaped like a parrot’s beak, make it a popular… Read more Audio
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Feature interview: The story of long covid in data
3:10 PM.Data is more than numbers on a chart according to graphic designer Dr Giorgia Lupi. Data is a way to tell stories. Read more Audio
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Bookmarks with Hera Lindsay Bird
2:30 PM.Hera has published two books, and some of her poems have gone viral and received international attention, and she's on Bookmarks with Jesse Mulligan. Read more Audio
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Easy Eats: chorizo salad with feta and yoghurt dressing
2:20 PM.This recipe loosely steals its inspiration for the classic French salad. Get the recipe here. Read more Audio
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Music Critic: new music from WOMB and Caru & Micca
2:10 PM.Zac Arnold from Naked PR & indie record label Sunreturn plays two new songs from local artists Womb and Caru. Read more Audio
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Heading Off: An Aotearoa pilgrimage
1:45 PM.Jesse talks to the authors of Pilgrimage Aotearoa, a guidebook outlining a New Zealand route for Pilgrims. Read more Audio
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Keeping Waikato swimmers safe from bacteria
1:35 PM.While you're enjoying the summer this year, a group of student scientists will spend it checking for E. coli and enterococci. Read more Audio
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Wellington's internationally recgonised green building
1:25 PM.Wellington's first 6 Green Star building - 8 Willis St - has been lauded both here and overseas. Read more Audio
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How to estimate the size of crowds
1:15 PM.Why do crowd estimates differ so much? And how do experts accurately measure crowd sizes? Read more Audio
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Feature interview: Group Living and the meals that matter
3:10 PM."We only deserve it if we share it." This was the unwritten rule in the home where food writer and entrepreneur Lola Millholland grew up. Her parents always welcomed exchange students, friends… Read more Audio
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Music feature: Grey Lynn gothic country
2:30 PM.Involving bands like The Vietnam War, The Drab Doo-Riffs, Tourettes and Heart Attack Alley, this was a subgenre that emerged out of one specific suburb in Auckland. Concert promoter, DJ and man about… Read more Audio
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Update on Oz with Brad Foster
2:20 PM.Back on the job Brad Foster talks about what's happening in Australia. The big news is broadcaster Alan Jones' arrest due to allegations of indecent assault and a high-profile manslaughter trial… Read more Audio
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Critic: Books and the Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi Bill
2:10 PM.Pip Adams makes some personal recommendations around books and writing that she found useful when formulating her thoughts around the debate around the bill. Read more Audio
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Tech Tuesday: tramping tech recommendations
1:45 PM.Our technology expert Dan Watson has just come back from a 5-day tramp in the South Island, and he runs through some of the aps and tools he's used on the journey. Read more Audio
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Live from Hikoi mo te Tiriti
1:35 PM.We check in with reporter Layla Bailey-McDowell who is deep in the crowd amassing at Parliament today. Read more Audio
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Thrift: When to wash
1:30 PM.Our grandparents used to do the washing once a week. Now New Zealanders use billions of litres of water every year, just on laundry. Katy Gosset looks at whether we're washing our clothes too often. Audio
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Fergus takes on the World
1:25 PM.Every now and again we receive an email from a listener suggesting we speak to a particular person - someone with an impressive story to tell. That's how we came to be in touch with Fergus Morunga… Read more Audio
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Toot for Timaru
1:15 PM.On the 3rd Monday of November Timaru echoes with the sound of horns. So much so the first time it happened the police received multiple complaints. But now, 17 years on, the whole community are behind… Read more Audio
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Feature interview: No Such Thing As a Fish
3:10 PM.10 years ago, four friends working as Stephen Fry's fact "elves" started a podcast called No Such Thing As a Fish. Read more Audio
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Expert Feature: everything you need to know about the Kūmara
2:30 PM.The humble root vegetable has grown to be part of our national identity. Our expert today is Ruawai kumara grower Warwick Simpson. Read more Audio