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All Blacks coach on the team's perfect record this year
9:50 AM.All Blacks coach Steve Hansen on achieving the first 100 per cent record by any team in the professional era. Audio
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The inaugural Child Poverty Monitor
9:35 AM.Dr Liz Craig is a Senior Clinical Epidemiologist at the University of Otago. Audio
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Preparations for the memorial service for Nelson Mandela
9:25 AM.With South Africa Correspondent Deborah Patta. Audio
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Preparations for the memorial service for Nelson Mandela
9:08 AM.Mac Maharaj is South African President Jacob Zuma's spokesman. Mr Maharaj is mourning the passing of his long-time friend and confidante, Nelson Mandela. He was in jail on Robben Island with Nelson… Read more Audio
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Grant Bayldon pays tribute
11:56 AM.Grant Bayldon, executive director of Amnesty International New Zealand. Audio
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Gregory Fortuin pays tribute
11:45 AM.Former Race Relations conciliator Gregory Fortuin pays tribute to Nelson Mandela. Audio
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JIm Bolger reflects on Nelson Mandela's life
11:25 AM.Former Prime Minister Jim Bolger. Audio
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Nelson Mandela's life in review
11:16 AM.Penny McKay recaps the life achievements of Nelson Mandela. Audio
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Nelson Mandela has died
11:06 AM.Father Michael Lapsley served as the ANC's chaplain and knew Nelson Mandela. Audio
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Book review - Peter McLeavey
10:41 AM.Tilly Lloyd reveiws 'Peter McLeavey: the life and times of a New Zealand art dealer' by Jill Treveleyan, published by Te Papa Press. Audio
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Anya Von Bremzen - Russian-born food writer
10:08 AM.Anya von Bremzen is a Russian-born food writer and novelist, who now lives in the USA. She has written five cookbooks, including 'Mastering the Art of Soviet Cooking: A Memoir of Food and Longing'… Read more Audio
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Pacific correspondent Mike Field
9:50 AM.On the future of Pacific tuna, questions around the sexual exploitation of children and forced marriages in logging camps in the Solomon Islands, and the Kiribati climate refugees. Audio
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Wikileaks on the year of the deliberate data breach
9:35 AM.WikiLeaks spokesman Kristinn Hrafnsson on the organisation's big year - helping whistleblower Edward Snowden, continuing to dodge charges for Julian Assange, and still making disclosures of secret… Read more Audio
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Damning audit into Christchurch disability facility
9:22 AM.Dr Peter Wilkinson, who quit his job at Brackenridge because of his serious concerns for patient and staff safety. Audio
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Match-fixing allegations rock NZ cricket
9:08 AM.Former New Zealand representative on the ICC's anti-corruption panel, sports lawyer Tim Castle on the allegations of match-fixing against three Kiwi cricketers. Audio
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Film with Dan Slevin
11:51 AM.New releases Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa, 20 Feet from Stardom and The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. Audio
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Parenting with Gin Malhi
11:25 AM.Psychiatry Professor, Gin Malhi, on his research into the minds of teenage girls and early signals of the development of depression. Audio
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New technology with Erika Pearson
11:10 AM.Amazon's plan to deliver small packages by drone and 3D printers to print replacement body parts. Audio
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Book Review - Empires Of The Dead
10:39 AM.Written by David Crane, reviewed by Gyles Beckford and published by Fourth Estate. Audio
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Marcus Chown - on the secrets of the Universe
10:10 AM.Marcus Chown is a science writer, journalist and broadcaster and the cosmology consultant for New Scientist magazine. He is the author of many popular science books and recipient of the 2011 Future… Read more Audio
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UK correspondent - Jon Dennis
9:50 AM.London Mayor Boris Johnson is in trouble again after saying that greed and envy are good, and the continuing scandal surrounding Nigella Lawson and her ex-husband Charles Saatchi. Audio
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An enquiry based approach to learning maths
9:35 AM.Professor Glenda Anthony is Co-Director of the Centre of Excellence for Research in Mathematics Education at Massey University. She is developing a proactive enquiry-based approach to teaching and… Read more Audio
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CYF has been using security guards to supervise children
9:07 AM.Principal of Linwood Avenue Primary School Gerard Direen; Director of the Canterbury Youth Development Programme Dr Mike Field; Chris Harvey, the Southern Regional Director for Child, Youth and… Read more Audio
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Science with Simon Pollard
11:54 AM.How the brain recognises faces. Audio
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Law with Mai Chen
11:41 AM.The Privileges Committee has found it was unacceptable that the Henry Inquiry was handed private information, despite having no formal powers to demand it. Audio