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UK correspondent - Kate Adie
9:53 AM.More concern over Internet trolls. Audio
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Russia and Edward Snowden
9:35 AM.With Mark Ames - Senior editor for NSFW Corp. Audio
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The government's quake safety deadline
9:08 AM.With Andrew Cleland - Chief Executive of the Institution of Professional Engineers NZ. Dr Maan Alkaisi - Co-chair Christchurch Earthquake Families Group. Maurice Williamson - Minister for Building and… Read more Audio
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Art with Courtney Johnston
11:50 AM.Looks at conserving art using lasers and videos, and museums in surprising places. Audio
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Law with Mai Chen
11:34 AM.Discusses the Fonterra scandal, and also the ongoing ructions over the GCSB bill. Audio
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Music with Marty Duda
11:20 AM.Gogol Bordello is a self-proclaimed "gypsy-punk" band led by Ukrainian Eugene Hutz. After living in Poland, Hungary, Austria and Italy, Hutz finally settled in New York City which is where he formed… Read more Audio
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Book Review - The Mannequin Makers
10:40 AM.Written by Craig Cliff, reviewed by Rae McGregor and published by Random House NZ Vintage. Audio
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Feature Guest - David Hamburg
10:10 AM.Dr Hamburg is president emeritus at Carnegie Corporation of New York. A medical doctor, he has a long history of leadership in the research, medical and psychiatric fields. He has been Professor at… Read more Audio
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Australian Correspondent - Peter Munro
10:01 AM.The Australian Federal Election campaign is underway; the Ashes Cricket series. Audio
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Reading Recovery programme in schools under fire
9:36 AM.Bill Tunmer is a Distinguished Professor of Educational Psychology at the Institute of Education at Massey University, whose latest Literacy research project conclude NZ's National Literacy Strategy… Read more Audio
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Calls for heads to roll over Fonterra contamination scare
9:24 AM.With Economic Development Minister Stephen Joyce. Audio
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Calls for heads to roll over Fonterra contamination scare
9:11 AM.With market commentator Arthur Lim. Audio
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Media with Gavin Ellis
11:44 AM.Media coverage of the Fonterra contamination scare. Audio
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Archaeology with Brigid Gallagher
11:29 AM.To preserve or not to preserve, the archaeological detective story. Audio
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Business with Rod Oram
11:06 AM.The Fonterra scandal and the impact on New Zealand's trade relationships. Audio
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Book Review - The Fall of Light
10:42 AM.Written by Sarah Laing, reviewed by Carole Beu and published by Random House. Audio
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Feature Guest - Dennis Altman
10:10 AM.Gay rights activist, professor and author of the new book The End of the Homosexual? which looks at the changing queer world over the past 40 years and links it to larger social, political and… Read more Audio
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US correspondent - Jack Hitt
9:52 AM.Conflict within The Republican Party. The mayoral race in New York. Audio
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Does the concept of a 'green economy' stand up under scrutiny?
9:42 AM.Professor Daniel Fiorino, the Director of the Center for Environmental Policy at the American University in Washington DC. Audio
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Fonterra's handling of the botulism crisis
9:08 AM.With Michael Barnett - Auckland Chamber of Commerce Chief Executive also the Chairperson of the NZ Infant Formula Exporters Association. John Brooks - Food microbiologist John Brooks from AUT. Karen… Read more Audio
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Off the Beaten Track with Kennedy Warne
11:50 AM.Kennedy Warne explores the Milford monorail proposal. Audio
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Food - Celia Hay and pies
11:35 AM.Director of the NZ School of Food and Wine, Auckland, and founder of Celia's Pies. Audio
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Politics with Matthew Hooton and Mike Williams
11:08 AM.Discuss the current Fonterra food safety scare; the continuing scandal surrounding the GCSB emails; Labour's affordable housing policy and recent positive poll results. Audio
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Book Review - A Tap on the Window
10:35 AM.Written by Linwood Barclay, and reviewed by Graham Beattie. Published by Orion Books (Hachette NZ), RRP $37.99. Audio
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Feature Guest - Penny Jackson
10:05 AM.Penny Jackson is the director of the Tauranga Art Gallery and a NZ art crime expert. She is also the author of Edward Bullmore: A Surrealist Odyssey, The Brown Years: Nigel Brown and the… Read more Audio