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Jamie Whyte - ACT party leader
9:35 AM.An election year interview with Kathryn Ryan. Read more Audio
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Egypt sentenced 528 people to death in a mass trial
9:17 AM.With Issandr El Amrani - who oversees Crisis Group's North Africa Project. Based in Cairo since 2000, and a former newspaper editor in the city, he has worked across the Middle East as a journalist… Read more Audio
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Drought declared along the West coast of Northland and Auckland
9:08 AM.With Julie Jonker – Northland Rural Support Trust co-ordinator. Audio
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Media reviewer Gavin Ellis
11:45 AM.Gavin Ellis discusses media news including the Press Council extending its reach. Audio
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Nigel Edwards - Throw for Gold
11:30 AM.Head Coach of the Throw for Gold Foundation on his mission to find world champion discus, javlin and shotput throwers in South Auckland. Audio
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Business commentator Rod Oram
11:10 AM.Rod Oram discusses forestry and a new policy announced by Labour. Audio
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Malaysian Airlines flight MH370
11:05 AM.Chris McLaughlin is Senior Vice President of External Affairs for Inmarsat, the UK company that has provided the satellite analysis used by Malaysian authorities in the search for the plane. Audio
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Book review with Jane Westaway
10:40 AM.The Virgins by Pamela Erens, published by Hodder Audio
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Veda responds to Privacy Commissioner's report
10:30 AM.Managing Director of Veda International, John Roberts, responds to the Privacy Commissioner's report into its charging for credit information. Audio
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Feature: Rene Denefeld, death row prison
10:10 AM.Rene Denfeld is an author, journalist and a death penalty investigator who lives in Portland, Oregon with her three children, all adopted from foster care. Audio
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US correspondent Jack Hitt
9:55 AM.Jack Hitt on the Malaysian plane disappearance and the Ukraine. Audio
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Latest on Ukraine
9:45 AM.Lucian Kim, correspondent who has been covering Russia and Eastern Europe for two decades. Audio
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Credit reporting agency charging for access to information
9:30 AM.John Edwards, Privacy Commissioner has accused Australasia's largest credit reporting agency of gaming the system by charging people to access their own credit information. Audio
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The search for debris from the missing plane continues
9:15 AM.The search for debris from the missing plane in the Southern Indian Ocean is continuing. Audio
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Malaysia confirms plane went down in Indian Ocean
9:10 AM.Malaysian aurthorities have confirmed the missing Malaysian Airlines flight went down in the southern Indian ocean with no survivors. Audio
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Food with Julia Milne
11:35 AM.The Common Unity Project Aotearoa - At Epuni school - an urban farm which hopes to produce enough food to feed the entire school community within the next year. Audio
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Politics with Mike Williams and Matthew Hooton
11:07 AM.Will The Mana party and The Internet party form an alliance? Audio
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Book Review - The Martian
10:38 AM.Written by Andy Weir, reviewed by Quentin Johnson and published by Del Ray. Audio
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Feature: Dr Charles Elachi - Exploring the Unknown
10:07 AM.NASA space explorer Dr Charles Elachi, who led the recent mission to Mars with a rover called Curiosity. Audio
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Africa correspondent - Robyn Curnow
9:49 AM.The continuing trial of Oscar Pistorius. Audio
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Prof. Matthew Parsons - e-books with a soundtrack
9:42 AM.How synchronising a soundtrack to stories might increase reading comprehension and engagement among children. Audio
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Life for asylum seekers at the Detention centre in Nauru
9:27 AM.With Mark Isaacs - who was deployed by the Salvation Army to work with asylum seekers at the Nauru detention centre at the age of 24, despite having no social work training. He says the camp was built… Read more Audio
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Auckland public paid over 1 Million in penalty fares
9:08 AM.Auckland public transport users have paid more than a million dollars in penalty fares in just 16 months under the new At Hop system. With David Slack - Columnist and regular Auckland public transport… Read more Audio
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The week that was
11:48 AM.With Radar and Michele A'Court. Audio