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Anita Purcell-Sjölund
11:34 PM.Our correspondent in Sweden suffered a hack attempt during the global IT outages. Audio
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Brad Olsen
11:22 PM.A stranded traveller at Heathrow airport gives his view. Audio
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Pete Ross
11:10 PM.BBC World correspondent talks about the outages in the UK. Audio
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Lydia Lewis
10:55 PM.Update on global IT outages with our RNZ Pacific correspondent. Audio
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Peter Ryan
10:48 PM.Or Australian correspondent on the global IT outages. Audio
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David Seymour
10:33 PM.The Acting prime minister on global IT outages. Audio
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Carolyn Young
10:28 PM.The Retail NZ chief executive talks about the IT failure's impact on business. Audio
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Peter Griffin
10:17 PM.RNZ tech commentator estimates CrowdStrike outage could be costing 'billions'. Audio
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Andrew Chen
9:52 PM.Tech analyst talks about the CrowdStrike failure. Audio
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Charlotte Cook
9:44 PM.An update on global IT outages. Audio
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New Zealand's inaugural in-person National Speed Puzzling championships
10:45 PM.A competitive speed puzzling event is happening this Saturday in Auckland with hundreds already registered to attend. Read more Audio
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Series exploring dementia wins World Press Photo Contest
10:30 PM.Lee-Ann Olwage a visual storyteller from South Africa. Her series, Valim-babena, won Story of the Year, and explores the stigma in Madagascar surrounding dementia and memory loss. Read more Audio
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After four years, local democracy returns to Tauranga
10:18 PM.Those who haven't voted in the Tauranga City Council elections yet have until noon on Saturday and for those who haven't even registered to vote yet tomorrow is the last day to enroll. Read more Audio
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University of Otago archaeology students digging into Spain's ancient Roman history
9:50 PM.Their finds from the ancient Roman colony so far include a bone die used for gaming, a carved bone hairpin, as well as some pottery pieces. Read more Audio
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Life in a community founded on 'spirit, love and connection'
9:30 PM.The Kahunui Village, known as The Farm, was founded to house Auckland's lost and wayward youth back in the 1970s. Read more Audio
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New Zealand's oldest female boxer riding high after winning in Australia
9:15 PM.Reefton's own Lisa Ryan is officially New Zealand's oldest female boxer, at the ripe age of 55. The catch is that she can't actually box competitively here in New Zealand, due to the cut-off age… Read more Audio
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Waimārama man's winter surf mission
10:45 PM.Deejah Morris is on a quest to surf the waves all winter long. He's currently at 47 cold-water surfs, and he hasn't missed a day yet. Read more Audio
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How to pitch a screenplay
10:30 PM.Alice Shearman, executive director of the New Zealand Writers Guild, joins Emile Donovan to share tips and tricks for taking a screenplay off the page and onto the big screen. Read more Audio
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New Zealand's reinsurance problem
10:18 PM.Parliament's Finance and Expenditure Committee has been warned that New Zealand's recent history of major natural disasters has made global reinsurers reassess the country's risk profile. Read more Audio
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Is New Zealand still an agricultural giant?
9:15 PM.Stats NZ's Jason Attewell takes a look at the importance of agriculture to the New Zealand economy, how it's evolved over time and what it's got to do with the price of cheese. Read more Audio
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Rare Colin McCahon stained glass work up for auction
10:45 PM.One of twelve stained glass windows Colin McCahon created will be offered as part of an auction at the International Art Centre in Auckland later this month. Read more Audio
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The Kiwi medical pioneer you haven't heard of
10:30 PM.Frontline Surgeon: New Zealand Medical Pioneer Douglas Jolly is the true story of a wartime surgeon from Cromwell who influenced the way hospitals and emergency rooms around the world treat their… Read more Audio
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Who are the Sons of the Most Holy Redeemer?
10:18 PM.Leaders of a Catholic group in Christchurch, the Sons of the Most Holy Redeemer, have been asked to leave the Christchurch Diocese after an investigation into allegations of abuse made by former… Read more Audio
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Politics by Night with Luke Malpass
9:30 PM.Stuff political editor Luke Malpass joins Emile Donovan after his tour of the United States covering prime minister Christopher Luxon's recent diplomatic visit. Read more Audio
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Shower Thoughts: Why do birds all sound different?
9:15 PM.University of Auckland professor of biological sciences and birdsong expert Dianne Brunton joins Emile Donovan to answer the question of Ingrid in Gisborne. Read more Audio