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Your song - Hey World (don't give up version)
1:08 PM.Michael Tavares from Auckland has chosen 'Hey World' (don't give up version) by Michael Franti and Spearhead. Audio
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The Panel pre-show for 1 May 2015
3:45 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio
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Film review with Sarah McMullan
3:30 PM.Sarah McMullan reviews It Follows, Lucky Them, and Cobain: Montage of Heck. Audio
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Wine with Belinda Jackson
3:20 PM.Wine consultant Belinda Jackson has some intriguing wine suggestions for a still, sunny weekend in May. Audio
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Fresh fast food with Geoff Scott
3:08 PM.The talented Geoff Scott from Vinnies in Herne Bay, Auckland, shares his Chocolate Fudge Slice Audio
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Feature album - Full Moon Fever
2:45 PM.Tom Petty's debut solo album Full Moon Fever was first released on April 24, 1989 and went five times platinum in the States and six times platinum in Canada. Audio
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Save the Crystal Palace
2:20 PM.She's eighty-six years old and looking a bit down at heel. But a group of film makers is hoping they can resurrect Mt Eden's old, if they can only find her a champion. Read more Video, Audio
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Full flight circle for Southland man
2:10 PM.John McDougall was on the first passenger flight out of Invercargill in 1944 - now more than 70 years later he's booked to fly on the first international flight out of the city. Audio
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NZ Live - Hannah In The Wars
1:17 PM.Today Hannah Curwood is 'Hannah in the Wars' and she joins us live from the Dunedin studio. Audio
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Your song - All Night Long
1:09 PM.Bec Deacon of Mapua has chosen "All Night Long" by Lionel Ritchie. Audio
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'First Step' in Reducing Methane Emissions
9:06 PM.An AgResearch team identifies five compounds that reduce methane emissions from livestock by up to 90 per cent in initial trials. Read more Audio
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The Panel pre-show for 30 April 2015
3:45 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio
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Creating Co-operatively
3:30 PM.Raewyn Theobald can barely contain her excitement at the mention of the natural disaster that ended up providing her with a windfall of surplus porcelain: "An earthquake is a mosaic artist's dream… Read more Audio
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70th anniversary of Adolf Hitler's death
3:24 PM.We've heard from one of our listeners today who says his cousin was one of the first officers to enter the bunker where Hitler had killed himself. Sebastian Wilberforce is on the line. Audio
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Feature album - Sound and Color
2:44 PM.Sound and Color is the second album from American rock band Alabama Shakes. The group was first formed in 2009 in a town called Athens in Alabama, where lead singer-guitarist Brittany Howard and… Read more Audio
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Giant turtle - Mark Pengelly
2:09 PM.One man's mission to find out why a rare species of turtle died in the Marlborough Sounds Audio
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New Zealand A to Z - Beekeeping
1:20 PM.With hundreds of new beekeepers signing up for the hobby every year, there's a real buzz around the humble honey bee. As well as being a hot new hobby, beekeeping has long been a business in New… Read more Audio
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Your Song - I find your love
1:08 PM.Colin Newel of West Auckland has chosen 'I find your love' by Beth Nielsen-Chapman. Audio
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The Panel pre-show for 29 April 2015
3:47 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio
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Tech News - Paul Brislen
3:07 PM.Today: Some apps that can assist you in a disaster. MFAT has a register for travellers. Google and Facebook both have projects to alert people. What happens when our smartphones are smarter than we… Read more Audio
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Feature album - Bad Reputation
2:42 PM.Joan Jett has been in the music industry since she was 17 and she told Rolling Stone this week that she's in the process of creating new music and a new film, both called Miss You Already, which she… Read more Audio
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Auckland Theatre To Re-Open
2:16 PM.It has been announced this morning that the St James Theatre in Auckland will re-open on May 2, eight years since it was shut down in 2007 after a small electrical fire raised concerns about safety Audio
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Reversing New Zealand's Brain Drain - Dr David Ellis
2:08 PM.Massey University PhD graduate David Ellis hopes his thesis will help expat New Zealanders make the decision to return, as well as assist businesses to attract the talent they need Audio
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