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The number of vegetarians in New Zealand vastly overstated
9:07 PM.A study from the University of Auckland has found only about 2% of New Zealanders exclude all meat from their diets. Vegans make up only about .5% Previous estiamates have been as high as 20% Mark… Read more Audio
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eDNA uncovers links between deforestation & biodiversity
10:45 PM.A new study from the University of Otago has highlighted the links between deforestation and the loss of biodiversity in New Zealand's rivers and streams. Comparing over 100 different freshwater sites… Read more Audio
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Dunedin Chopper builder on top of the world
10:35 PM.A Dunedin motorcycle mechanic is set to take on some of the best bike building enthusiasts in the world. Andy Martin and his custom built chopper have made the final of the Biltwell's People's Champ… Read more Audio
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Millions rush to catch glimpse of new GTA video game trailer
10:18 PM.Together, the Grand Theft Auto games have raked in nearly 20-billion New Zealand dollars since 1997. The next instalment, GTA 6, is likely to be one of the most financially successful entertainment… Read more Audio
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What can the word of the year tell us?
9:45 PM.Here's four words for you to ponder: Hallucinate; Authentic; A I and Rizz These four words have each been named the 2023 word of the year by different English dictionaries. So what do the words… Read more Audio
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The Coromandel Cure sure to cure what ails you
9:30 PM.From Rotorua's natural hot springs to the fresh mountain air of the Southern Alps, the health benefits of New Zealand's natural environment have often been part of our tourism attractions. Well with… Read more Audio
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Allergy suffers told to be careful around Christmas Trees
9:08 PM.Christmas is around the corner, and Christmas trees are about to become some of the hottest properties in town ... But for a certain segment of the population, this can lead to a very uncomfortable… Read more Audio
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BBC Lookahead with Jonathan Frewin
10:45 PM.The BBC'S Jonathan Frewin joins us to discuss the latest world news. Including: the election in Egypt, Kenya's Facebook lawsuit, and Argentina's new president. Audio
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Exploring 'spiritual' connections to the land
10:35 PM.Do you have a favourite place? Would you describe your connection as "spiritual"? For Michaela Richards, a PhD student at Victoria University, that place is Mt Taranaki. Inspired by the mountains soon… Read more Audio
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The mysterious curry cabal
10:24 PM.Have you heard of the Auckland Curry Movement? They're a shadowy cabal of curry connoisseurs with zero online presence... Except every year they give out their "Best Indian Restaurant award" - along… Read more Audio
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DJ Sticky Fingaz gets his freak on.
9:30 PM.Hip hop ambassador Brad Warrington aka DJ Sticky Fingaz spins some tunes. He's taking a look at some of the pioneering women in hip-hop both internationally and here in New Zealand. Ft. Salt & Pepper… Read more Audio
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The sports roundup with Bryan Waddle
9:10 PM.Bryan Waddle and Mark Leishman discuss the weeks sporting news. Including: What's going wrong with the blackcaps, The Phoenix, and a kiwi Squash star who's back at his best. Audio
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Out Lately with Finn Johansson
10:25 PM.Finn's back, and no doubt ready to inform, educate and entertain us with an array of eclectic music. Featuring tracks from Judas Priest, Wiki & Tony Seltzer, Wiley, and Javiera Electra. Audio
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Mulletfest 2023: Business in the front, party in the back.
10:18 PM.Christmas is coming early for thousands lovers of the mullet hairstyle, as they come together for Mulletfest 2023. Since 2018 the annual festival has been celebrating the hairstyle that's all business… Read more Audio
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Short-Cut with Dan Slevin
9:45 PM.It's time for Short-Cut with our resident screen critic Dan Slevin. This week he's got 3 movies for us including the new film from a legendary British director, the new Alan Partridge and a film that… Read more Audio
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Will we see the Tesla Cybertruck in Aotearoa?
9:30 PM.Today Tesla announced the final specifications - and price - for their controversial Cybertruck. Almost five years since they announced, and started taking pre-orders, for the car! In the USA it… Read more Audio
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Taking art to the stars
9:08 PM.XYZZY is an immersive film, designed for planetariums by New Zealand artists Jess Johnson and Simon Ward. It premiered at the Otago museum, sold out 14 shows in Melbourne and now it's back in Aotearoa… Read more Audio
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Sending Christmas cards to prison
10:45 PM.Since 2016 the Prison Correspondents Network has run a Holiday Card Drive. The aim is to spread some holiday joy, by enabling member of the public to write christmas cards to incarcerated people. This… Read more Audio
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The long legacy of Henry Kissinger
10:30 PM.The American diplomat and politician Henry Kissinger has died at the age of 100. The former secretary of state and national security advisor to Richard Nixon leaves behind a polarizing legacy. He had… Read more Audio
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Formula E driver Mitch Evans
10:15 PM.When it comes to motorsports, as a nation we're punching way above our weight. We're just really good at it... Hailing from Auckland, Mitch Evens is a Formula E driver... That's E for electric. Last… Read more Audio
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A lung transplant saved my life
9:30 PM.Someone who knows first hand life-saving impact an organ donation has is Amy Ng-Thomson.
After a long illness Amy was the recipient of a lung transplant in 2018. She joins Mark Leishman on Nights...
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What is Architectural Conservation?
9:08 PM.Julia Gatley is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Auckland school of architecture where she leads the built heritage conservation programme. She's also the co-author of a new book Architectural… Read more Audio
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Mid Week Media Watch with Hayden Donnell
10:30 PM.Hayden Donnell and Mark Leishman talk Kim Hill's last show, Winston Peters objections to the Public Interest Journalism Fund. and the New beginnings court. Audio
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Kiwi sets bench press World Record
10:15 PM.A kiwi powerlifter has battled her way through adversity to smash a world record in her chosen sport.
At the weekend powerlifter Ashleigh Hoeta set a new world record for the bench-press Ashleigh… Read more Audio
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Tom O'Connor on his new book series The Irish Convict
9:30 PM.Tom O'Connor is a former Maori affairs journalist turned author of historical fiction. His latest series the "Irish Convict" was released earlier today. The five books explore the history of… Read more Audio