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Out Lately with Finn Johansson
10:30 PM.Featuring a new mega-collaboration hip-hop track, a brooding new album from multi-instrumentalist Linda Smith, and the first release from indie four-piece band Warpaint in two years. Read more Audio
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American lawmakers move to ban TikTok with new bill
10:18 PM.The bill focuses on threats posed by foreign-owned companies, and would force the Chinese owner of TikTok, ByteDance, to either divest itself of the popular app or face prohibition in the U.S. Read more Audio
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Short-Cuts with Dan Slevin
9:35 PM.Nights' resident film critic, Dan Slevin, reviews a recent performance from 89-year-old legendary actor Michael Caine in The Great Escaper (2023) and Netflix-syndicated Australian thriller Secret… Read more Audio
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This Weekend: Swannanoa Country Fair
9:15 PM.The popular fair will be bringing in thousands of people and hundreds of stalls all to fundraise for Te Koromiko Swannanoa School. Read more Audio
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A forager's guide to mushroom season
10:45 PM.With the arrival of March, the nights are getting colder and the mornings are getting rainier: the perfect breeding ground for mushrooms. Read more Audio
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Arts and culture journal shutters over 'unsurvivable' funding environment
10:30 PM.Amidst the news that Newshub would be shutting down and TVNZ will be shedding 68 jobs to stay afloat, another part of our media landscape announced it would shutter. Read more Audio
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How to make sense of a 500 percent rates hike
10:18 PM.The Stewart Island resident's rates bill is just the tip of the iceberg. If local councils need more revenue, where else can they get it? Read more Audio
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I Was There When: Lange gave the Oxford address
9:15 PM.Almost exactly 39 years ago, New Zealand was thrust into the international spotlight by its then-prime minister David Lange. Dr Jeya Wilson was standing right by him. Read more Audio
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Dunedin mayor goes pink for international popstar
10:45 PM.US pop singer Pink played the first of three NZ shows to a 35,000-strong crowd in Dunedin last night - among them mayor Jules Radich. Read more Audio
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Kiwis' cocaine usage going up
10:30 PM.Usage of more common drugs like MDMA and methamphetamine have gone down slightly, according to the Drug Foundation's latest report. Read more Audio
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Children missing out on thousands of words due to screen time
10:18 PM.New research on how screen time affects children’s language development makes for sober reading. With family members now so often on devices, the average three-year-old could be missing out on… Read more Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch
9:30 PM.Hayden Donnell joins Emile Donovan to recap prime minister Christopher Luxon's week of hellish headlines and the continued fallout from Newshub's shock closure. Read more Audio
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Agony Aunt: 'For three months, my partner was dating another girl'
9:15 PM.A listener writes: 'They were together for 3 months, and he only revealed this to me 2 years later. Should I stay in the relationship, or should I start taking new selfies to update my Tinder… Read more Audio
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Rural athletes converge on Palmerston North
10:45 PM.Thousands are expected for the event which is now in its tenth year. Read more Audio
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West Coast leads the country in tourism spending growth
10:30 PM.It was also one of only two regions in the entire country to have positive GDP growth in the last financial quarter, alongside Auckland. Read more Audio
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Economic abuse affecting around 15 percent of women in relationships
10:18 PM.Economic abuse was found to compound the effects of other forms of intimate partner violence, including food insecurity, and the likelihood of mental illness such as depression or anxiety. Read more Audio
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Politics by Night with Sam Sachdeva
9:30 PM.Newsroom's national affairs editor Sam Sachdeva joins Emile Donovan to discuss Christopher Luxon's meetings with ASEAN leaders, the shabby state of New Zealand's political 'perks' like Premier House… Read more Audio
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Shower Thoughts: How much do authors get paid?
9:15 PM.Mike in Auckland asks: how much of the price of a book actually goes to the author? VUP publisher Fergus Barrowman lays it all out. Read more Audio
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BBC World Lookahead with Rich Preston
10:45 PM.BBC reporter Rich Preston joins Emile Donovan to look at the events making headlines internationally, including France's world-leading move to enshrine the right to abortion in its constitution, and… Read more Audio
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Sports with Jamie Wall
10:30 PM.A politically-charged haka from Hurricanes Poua, a thrilling world-title performance from Kiwi high jumper Hamish Kerr ahead of the Olympics, and the Black Caps' resounding defeat at the hands of… Read more Audio
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Homegrown solar could be used to help nationwide energy shortages
10:18 PM.A pilot using 10,000 homes with solar and battery storage showed that the technology can be used during peak demand periods over winter to plug the national grid supply. Read more Audio
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Beloved Dunedin dairy up for sale
9:50 PM.Known among the student population for its enormous ice creams, Rob Roy Dairy's owner Liz Watson is hanging up her scoop after 16 years. Read more Audio
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Link between hearing loss and dementia
9:35 PM.Hearing loss is the second most common cause of disability, with up to one in six New Zealanders affected. Read more Audio
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North and South Islands brace for wild weather
9:30 PM.MetService meteorologist Karl Loots provides an updated forecast as a deep low wracks the country. Read more Audio
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Whakataukī of the Week with Shannon Haunui-Thompson
9:15 PM.The Tumu Māori at RNZ has picked her favourite whakataukī: "With your basket and my basket, the people will thrive." Read more Audio