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News and current affairs with Nathan Rarere, weekdays at 5am.
5am - 6am Monday through Friday
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An early morning news and current affairs conversation hosted by Nathan Rarere featuring the people behind key issues and quirky human interest stories from New Zealand and overseas.
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Tuesday, 11 February 2020
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Academy Awards still lagging behind on diversity
11 Feb 2020Taika Waititi's film Jojo Rabbit was up for 5 nominations yesterday and he became the first Maori to win an Oscar after scoring Best Adapted Screenplay. He was among two other New Zealanders -… Read more Audio
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US boy raises $300K for Australian bushfires
11 Feb 2020A six-year-old from Massachusetts in the United States has raised more than NZ$300,000 for animals affected by the Australian bushfires. Owen Colley offered a handmade clay koala that can sit on a… Read more Audio
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Wuhan evacuee recounts life in Whangaparaoa quarantine
11 Feb 2020It's day six for dozens of Wuhan evacuees quarantined at a navy training base in Whangaparaoa, north of Auckland. The group are being housed in caravans and their movements are restricted. Evacuee… Read more Audio
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Irish elections down to the wire
11 Feb 2020Our UK correspondent Alex Cadier updates us on news from the UK and Europe. Audio
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Monday, 10 February 2020
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Watercare shuts off some pump stations after dry conditions
10 Feb 2020The upper north island has been suffering extraordinarily dry conditions, resulting in Watercare shutting off pumpstations in some areas last week due to low reservoir levels. Council members were… Read more Audio
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Spark criticised for cell tower on historic pa site
10 Feb 2020Tauranga historian Buddy Mikaere says the erection of a cellphone tower on a historical site in the city was done without public and iwi consultation. Spark erected the tower late last year near the… Read more Audio
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Glenn Forsyth looks at the week's fruit and veg buys
The start of another week at the markets, with our Minister of Fruit and Veges, Glenn Forsyth. Audio
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Friday, 7 February 2020
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Matt Tukaki - Waitangi Tribunal will outlast Simon Bridges
7 Feb 2020The week of commemorations at Waitangi has come to an end marking the 180th anniversary of Te Tiriti O Waitangi. Thousands gathered at the Waitangi Treaty grounds yesterday with people flooding into… Read more Audio
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Peter Tonks and Keryn Maguire want to keep DVD's alive
7 Feb 2020The new owners of a well known and loved cinema and DVD store in Christchurch called Alice, say they want to keep video rentals alive. Film buffs Peter Tonks and Keryn Maguire bought the building… Read more Audio
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Coast to Coast race champion Dougal Allan to defend title today
7 Feb 2020Coast to Coast competitors from around the world will touch the Tasman Sea at Kumara, for the traditional start of the annual race. Producer Jeremy Parkinson talked with last year's champion Dougal… Read more Audio
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Business news with Gyles Beckford
7 Feb 2020Business news and market updates with Gyles Beckford. Audio
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