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7:12 Cultural Ambassador - South Auckland

Photographer Raymond Sagapolutele is back with the latest community and cultural news from South Auckland

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7:35 Materials: Fact or Fiction - Feminum

Wonder Woman

Wonder Woman Photo: ATLAS ENTERTAINMENT

MacDiarmid Institute Co-Director and Principal Investigator and Auckland University  Associate Professor Nicola Gaston gives us her scientific take on Feminum, the indestructible bulletproof metal of which Wonder Woman’s bracelets are made.

8:15 Dateline Pacific

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RNZ Pacific's daily current affairs programme covering the major Pacific stories of the week, with background and reaction from the people making the news.

8:30 Window on the World

An inmate’s first-hand account of creating a book club on Death Row in Alabama.

9:07 Our Changing World

This week on Our Changing World, Alison Ballance brings us the first part of a new podcast series, Voices from Antarctica. Part one is all about going south to the frozen continent.

A C17 Globemaster plane has only four very small windows, but Alison Ballance managed to snap a photo of the Transantarctic Mountains on her way to Scott Base in Antarctica.

A C17 Globemaster plane has only four very small windows, but Alison Ballance managed to snap a photo of the Transantarctic Mountains on her way to Scott Base in Antarctica. Photo: RNZ / Alison Ballance

9:30 Overseas Correspondent - Scotland

Andrew Learmonth from Scotland's The National newspaper join us once again with the latest news and views from Scotland.

Scotland's First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon speaking by the country's continued "stay at home" slogan, during the Scottish government's daily briefing on the novel coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak, at St. Andrew's House, Edinburgh.

Scotland's First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon speaking by the country's continued "stay at home" slogan, during the Scottish government's daily briefing on the novel coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak, at St. Andrew's House, Edinburgh. - Sturgeon announced on Tuesday that the devolved Government's new approach to implementing its test, trace, isolate and support strategy will be in place from Thursday. Photo: Scottish Government / AFP

10:17 After10

  • 10:20 Budgeting Services Gearing Up for Covid Fallout

We're joined by Shirley McCombe from Tauranga Budget Advisory Service as services like theirs around the country are bracing for the tsunami of requests for help as a result of Covid-19.

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  • 10:30 Asking Questions about the Pacific Labour Market.

With current Pacific temporary migrant workers unable to leave New Zealand and their replacements unable to enter, Angie Enoka, a Massey University Pasifika doctoral researcher is calling for the pause to be seen as an opportunity to ask questions about the Pacific labour market.

The World Bank has called for more jobs to be made available for women in New Zealand and Australia under their respective Pacific labour mobility schemes.

The World Bank has called for more jobs to be made available for women in New Zealand and Australia under their respective Pacific labour mobility schemes. Photo: RNZ Pacific/ Koroi Hawkins

11:07 Music 101 pocket edition

On this week's Pocket Edition Charlotte Ryan talks to Benee’s manager Paul McKessar about the impact an app called Tik Tok has had on her success, and the music industry in general. Plus Charlotte catches up with Christchurch musician Ryan Fisherman about his first solo album after leaving the band Doprah, Auckland producer Amamelia introduces herself, and we play new music from locals Princess Chelsea and Mild Orange.

Amelia Berry AKA Amamelia

Amelia Berry AKA Amamelia Photo: supplied