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Australia Correspondent - Bernard Keane
9:45 AM.Sludge-dumping on the Great Barrier Reef; Cuts at the ABC. Audio
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Promising results for an ADHD early intervention programme
9:30 AM.Promising results for an ADHD early intervention programme underway at Otago University. Dione Healy is Senior lecturer in clincial psychology specialising in Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder… Read more Audio
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Auckland to clamp down on windscreen washers
9:05 AM.Auckland councillors have backed a proposed law amendment that would allow the council greater powers to fine and prosecute on a wider range of offences, including taggers and windscreen washers… Read more Audio
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Media commentator Gavin Ellis
11:46 AM.Media commentator Gavin Ellis. Audio
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Sleep patterns
11:25 AM.Professor Dorothy Bruck is a Professor of Psychology from Victoria University in Melbourne. She has particular expertise and interests in sleep/wake behaviour and she is the founding Director of… Read more Audio
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Business commentator Rod Oram
11:06 AM.Business commentator Rod Oram. Audio
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Book review with Quentin Johnson
10:37 AM.The Sisters Brothers by Patrick deWitt. Audio
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Kate McGrath, director of the MacDiarmid Institute
10:12 AM.The MacDiarmid Institute increases its work with school students to encourage more to choose science as a career. Audio
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US correspondent Luiza Savage
9:48 AM.Correspondent Luiza Savage with the latest news from the US. Audio
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Legal action against banks over interest rate swaps
9:20 AM.Golden Bay farmer Michelle Riley and farmers' advocate Janette Walker, whose work prompted the Commerce Commission's investigation of interest rates swaps. Audio
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Could Genesis be sold at a big discount?
9:09 AM.Equity Analyst Phillip Anderson from Devon Funds Management. Audio
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Urbanist Tommy Honey
11:50 AM.Why cul-de-sacs are bad for your health. Audio
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Food with Laura Faire
11:35 AM.Summer bounty from the Mediterranean group of vegetables. Laura Faire is an author, chef, recipe writer and food stylist. She is a member of the New Zealand Guild of Food Writers. Audio
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Politics with Matthew Hooton and Mike Williams
11:13 AM.The latest TV3 poll says the gap between National and Labour/Green is too close to call. ACT party elect a new leader and a new candidate for Epsom. Audio
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Book Review - The National Theatre Story
11:06 AM.Written by Daniel Rosenthal, reviewed by Ralph McAllister and published by Oberon Books Ltd. Audio
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Sir Toby Curtis - Maori educationalist
10:09 AM.Before becoming the first Maori director of the Auckland College of Education Primary Teacher Education department and Deputy Vice Chancellor at the Auckland University of Technology Sir Toby Curtis… Read more Audio
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South America correspondent - Joel Richards
9:49 AM.The CELAC summit in Cuba and the recent economic issues in Argentina. Audio
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Philip Seymour Hoffman's death
9:42 AM.With Chris Hewitt - the news editor of Empire, the prestigious film magazine. He is speaking from London. Audio
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The cost of prisoner healthcare
9:18 AM.With Bronwyn Donaldson - Corrections Department's Director - Offender Health. Kim Workman - Director of Rethinking Crime and Punishment. Audio
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Another major security breach for Telecom Xtra
9:08 AM.Why does this continue to happen? With Andy Prow - IT Security expert. Audio
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The week that was
11:46 AM.With Radar and Pinky Agnew. Audio
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Sports commentator Joseph Romanos
11:32 AM.The NZ summer of cricket and the upcoming IPL auction. Lydia Ko and the NZ Woman's golf open. The Phoenix foodball results and Australian tennis. Audio
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New music with Jeremy Taylor
11:07 AM.A Dolly Parton special edition. Audio
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Book review - The Professor
10:35 AM.Tilly Lloyd reveiws The Professor by Terry Castle, published by HarperCollins. Audio
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Noel Beddoe - Australian author
10:06 AM.Noel Beddoe is an Australian author of nine books, previously a teacher, school principal, and also involved in Aboriginal education. His latest book On Cringila Hill tells a tale of racial tension… Read more Audio