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Urbanist Tommy Honey
11:48 AM.Vehicle sharing from Paris to Santa Monica to NYC. Audio
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Food with Vicky Ha
11:27 AM.Vicky Ha set up her own dumpling business in Wellington - and uses many of her mother's original recipes from growing up in Hong Kong. Audio
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Politics with Matthew Hooton and Mike Williams
11:06 AM.America's Cup, Labour set to unveil new caucus line-up, Labour candidate selected for Christchurch East and John Key's visit to Balmoral. Listen to the follow-up statement that was broadcast on… Read more Audio
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Book Review - A History of Silence: A Memoir
10:39 AM.Harry Ricketts reviews 'A History of Silence: A Memoir' by Lloyd Jones. Published by Penguin, $38.00. Audio
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Feature Guest - Deborah Marlow
10:07 AM.NOTICE: 24 October 2014 - In September 2013 Nine to Noon interviewed Deborah Lee Marlow, who calls herself the "business whisperer" and, "an internationally recognised, award winning serial… Read more Audio
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America's Cup - end of race 15
9:40 AM.We speak to Todd Niall and Ross Blackman in San Francisco, and Kate Newton at the RNZYS in Auckland. Audio
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Europe Correspondent - Carsten von Nahmen
9:35 AM.Carsten von Nahmen reports on the German election. Audio
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Bullying in schools
9:13 AM.The Chief Human Rights Commissioner, David Rutherford, hopes new guidelines for dealing with bullying in schools will be implemented. Victoria University Associate Professor Vanessa Green conducted… Read more Audio
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The Week That Was
11:50 AM.With Te Radar and Irene Pink. Audio
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Sports commentator Duncan Greive
11:33 AM.America's Cup highlights make or break moments; challenges of refereeing; and Lydia Ko. Audio
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Music review with Jeremy Taylor
11:06 AM.New music from Volcano Choir, Aoife O'Donovan, and a re-release from Rod Stewart. Audio
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Children's book review with John McIntyre
10:37 AM.'The Hero of the Hill' by Joy Cowley, illustrated by Philip Webb and published by Scholastic. Audio
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Peter Farrell - author and former director of Te Papa
10:06 AM.Author Peter Farrell on his unconventional Bohemian upbringing in 1940s Britain, including growing up at a Free School with his solo mother and how he came to move to New Zealand, and went from prison… Read more Audio
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Asia Correspondent - Jamil Anderlini
9:47 AM.Knife attack on a China's second richest businessman and the rising tide of resentment against the rich from the poor peasants; internet crackdown in China and Vietnam. Audio
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Reaction from the Royal NZ Yacht Squadron
9:40 AM.Reaction from the Royal NZ Yacht Squadron to the America's Cup race being delayed with Radio NZ reporter, Lauren Baker. Audio
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America's Cup Race 13 called off
9:36 AM.Todd Niall, Radio NZ correspondent in San Francisco. Audio
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Matt Friedman, international expert on human trafficking
9:24 AM.Matt Friedman is an international expert on the issue of human trafficking with more than 20 years of experience as an activist, program designer, evaluator and manager, including former regional… Read more Audio
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Plight of low cost health clinics
9:11 AM.Sally Nichol, Hutt Union Health Service manager; and Hiueni Nuku, Porirua Union Health Services manager. Audio
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America's Cup update
9:08 AM.Todd Niall, Radio NZ correspondent in San Francisco. Audio
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TV review with Nick Grant
11:49 AM.How free to air TV channels are adapting to the internet age. Audio
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Parenting - risk taking
11:27 AM.Chief executive of youth organisation Zeal, Brook Turner, talks about encouraging kids and teenagers to take risks in pursuing their dreams. Audio
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New Technology with Sarah Putt
11:06 AM.The Americas Cup tech success; five telco issues that need sorting; and do we need a national Chief Technology officer? Audio
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Book Review - One Night in Winter
10:40 AM.Elisabeth Easther reviews 'One Night in Winter' by Simon Sebag Montefiore, published by Random House NZ. Audio
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Norah Barlow - outgoing Summerset CEO
10:06 AM.Norah Barlow is stepping down after 12 years at the helm of Wellington-based Summerset. During that time, the company has gone from being a small family business to New Zealand's third-largest… Read more Audio
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UK correspondent Matthew Parris
9:53 AM.A woman wants to wear a full face vail while giving evidence at a court case; the Liberal Democrat conference; the Scottish referendum. Audio