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New Technology with Sarah Putt
11:12 AM.Security breach on web servers, password safety, Game of Thrones and the problem of piracy, how to spot if you are buying a stolen mobile and music streaming services. Audio
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Book Review: Incredible Luck
10:36 AM.Incredible Luck by Don Brash, reviewed by Gyles Beckford, published by Troika Books Limited. Audio
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Traci Graf - The Reality Behind Donor Organ Retrieval
10:09 AM.Traci Graf was an organ tranplant coordinator in a busy urban area in Pennsylvania with 152 hospitals and 15 transplant units in the region. She and her colleagues had the difficult task of convincing… Read more Audio
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Hollywood studios launch law suit against Kim Dotcom
9:48 AM.The six major American film studios have filed a lawsuit against Kim Dotcom and his now shutdown filesharing site, Megaupload. The Motion Picture Association talks about the lawsuit and Mr Dotcom… Read more Audio
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UK Correspondent - John Dennis
9:42 AM.Culture secretary resignation, former IRA Chief dines with the Queen and Peaches Geldof's death. Audio
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Gabriela Misca: the psychology of inter country adoptions
9:25 AM.Dr Gabriela Misca is a developmental psychologist and senior lecturer in psychology in the Institute of Health and Society at the University of Worcester in the UK. She is an international expert on… Read more Audio
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David Chaston: The growth of the 'Bank of Mum and Dad'
9:08 AM.David Chaston from the financial website interest.co.nz talks about the growing trend of parents helping their children into their first home. Audio
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Arts with Courtney Johnston
11:48 AM.A new exhibition at City Gallery Wellington gives an artist's view of legendary dealer Peter McLeavey, a new video game pits bears against art and photography in museums. Audio
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Law with Stephanie Grieve
11:32 AM.Health and Safety specialist lawyer, Stephanie Grieve of Duncan Coterill discusses the trend towards imposing greater liability on directors of companies involved in health and safety breaches. Audio
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Marty Duda's artist of the week: Jason Isbell
11:05 AM.Jason Isbell is a former member of Drive-By Truckers who struck out on his own in 2007. Tracks: 1. The Magician (4:20) - Jason Isbell taken from 2007 album, "Sirens Of The Ditch" (New West), 2… Read more Audio
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Book Review: Hemingway on War
10:40 AM.Written by Ernest Hemingway, published by Vintage Classics, reviewed by Phil Vine. Audio
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Andrew Smart - the benefits of doing nothing
10:09 AM.Andrew Smart is a neuroscience researcher and the author of Autopilot. He explains the art and science of being idle as a necessary means to creativity and greater productivity. Audio
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Australia correspondent Karen Middleton
9:50 AM.Australian PM's Asian tour, the bi - election in Western Australia and Flight MH370. Audio
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Bernie Patterson - metal detecting
9:40 AM.For retired Whangarei man, Bernie Patterson, combing beaches and parks with a metal detector has been a three decade passion, leading to many interesting and precious finds. Auckland couple Jeff and… Read more Audio
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2013 - Year of the Mega Breach
9:24 AM.Mark Shaw, a Technology Strategist for Symantec in the Pacific region, talks about Symantec's Internet Security Threat Report. The report analyses the global threat activity in 2013 - describing it as… Read more Audio
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Fears MH370 black box batteries have died
9:08 AM.Rob McCallum, a New Zealand underwater search specialist based in Seattle talks about concerns that Flight MH370's black box batteries may have expired. Audio
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Media: Law Commission report on Suicide reporting
11:45 AM.Media commentator Gavin Ellis discusses the Law Commission report on suicide reporting, and the reaction to Rachel Smalley "off mic" comments. Audio
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David Rosenfelt, Author of the Puppy Express
11:30 AM.David Rosenfelt is an American author. He and his wife Debbie Myers set up their own virtual dog rescue and adoption organisation called the Tara Foundation. David's new book The Puppy Express tells… Read more Audio
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Business: New Zealand company LanzaTech's move to Chicago
11:10 AM.Business commentator Rod Oram discusses New Zealand company and science-based start-up LanzaTech's move to Chicago. Audio
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Book review: Minecraft by Linus Larsson and Daniel Goldberg
10:40 AM.Lance Wiggs reviews Minecraft by Linus Larsson & Daniel Goldberg, published by Virgin, RRP$34.99. Audio
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Feature: Hilary Kay, Antiques Roadshow expert
10:10 AM.Hilary Kay is one of the cornerstone experts on the hugely popular British TV series Antiques Roadshow. The programme has been on air since 1979 with hundreds of episodes screened across seven… Read more Audio
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US correspondent Jack Hitt
9:50 AM.Jack Hitt discusses US politics. Audio
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Peter Dunne - United Future leader
9:40 AM.The final of Nine to Noon's political leader interviews, with United Future Leader, Peter Dunne. Read more Audio
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Agencies overwhelmed by rise in sexual assaults
9:10 AM.Ann Kent, Abuse and Rape Crisis Support Manawatu manager; Kathryn Mcphillips, Clinical Director of Auckland HELP, which works with survivors of sexual abuse and assault, and Paula Bennett, Minister… Read more Audio
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Off the Beaten track with Kennedy Warne
11:50 AM.Kennedy Warne speaks to us from Santa Cruz Island off the LA coast - which is a nature reserve, in the process of ecological recovery. Audio