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11:45 AM.Courtney Johnston discusses Californian modernism at Auckland Art Gallery, an under-recognised champion of New Zealand design at Rotorua Museum, and a Romanian mother who might have destroyed seven… Read more Audio

11:30 AM.Catriona MacLennan discusses using the law to address gender equality issues. Audio

11:10 AM.Marty Duda looks at the music of Dion DiMucci. Audio

10:40 AM.Phil Vine reviews White Lies by Witi Ihimaera. Audio

10:10 AM.Graham le Gros, the Director of the Malaghan Institute, and Asthma & Allergic Diseases Research Group Leader, on the groundbreaking research into a cancer vaccine, and why using the body's own immune… Read more Audio

9:50 AM.Political correspondent for Crikey.com Bernard Keane discusses Australia's endless war on asylum seekers and how the Greens are likely to fare in the upcoming federal election, the date of which could… Read more Audio

9:40 AM.Pamela Williams is Editor-at-Large at the Australian Financial Review and author of 'Killing Fairfax: Packer, Murdoch and the Ultimate Revenge', which charts the decline of the trans-Tasman media… Read more Audio

9:10 AM.The head of Coca Cola NZ, Paul Fitzgerald, talks about the beverage giant's role in tackling the obesity epidemic. Audio

11:48 AM.The media's coverage of the Wellington earthquakes; a new book called 'Killing Fairfax'; and information that people put about themselves online cannot be relied on to be accurate. Audio

11:26 AM.Susan Upton has worked as a librarian in Dunedin, Auckland and in Wellington at the Alexander Turnbull Library. For many years she worked as a researcher for the Dictionary of New Zealand Biography… Read more Audio

11:06 AM.Reuters correspondent Gyles Beckford looks at the Reserve Bank official cash rate review on Thursday, the earnings season and low-deposit home loan lending limits overseas. Audio

10:37 AM.Don Rood reviews 'Ways of the World' by Robert Goddard, published by Bantam Press. Audio

10:06 AM.Professional snowboarder Kevin Pearce is the subject of the documentary, The Crash Reel, which tells the story of his recovery and comeback from a traumatic brain injury. The Crash Reel, directed by… Read more Audio

9:50 AM.Anti-abortion bills causes clinics to close; and statistician Nate Silver moves from the New York Times to ESPN. Audio

9:34 AM.Professor Daniel Pauly, director of the Fisheries Centre, University of British Colombia on the implications of the world's fish moving to cooler waters as oceans warm up. Audio

9:09 AM.Who is responsible to ensure Wellington buildings already labelled earthquake prone, are structurally sound following Sunday's 6.5 earthquake? Audio

11:50 AM.Looking into the minister's decision over the Milford tunnel, and the intrinsic value of the land. Audio

11:35 AM.Masako Yamamoto is a barista at Auckland's Atomic Cafe and Roastery in Kingsland. Audio

11:06 AM.The Labour party slips in new political polls, SkyCity, and the GCSB bill. Audio

10:40 AM.Written by Neil Gaiman, published by Hachette NZ. Reviewed by Phil Smith. Audio

10:10 AM.Science writer John Gribbin's latest book explains the implications of quantum computers. Audio

9:53 AM.Russia's main opposition figure, Alexei Navalny, is seen as Vladimir Putin's most virulent critic. Audio

9:30 AM.Treasury secretary Gabriel Makhlouf wants to get New Zealanders to debate the pressures facing the government's books in coming decades, most notably increasing superannuation and health costs as the… Read more Audio

9:08 AM.Wellington CBD workers have been told to stay home this morning as engineers assess buildings following a magnitude 6.5 earthquake on Sunday afternoon. Kathryn talks to deputy mayor, Ian McKinnon… Read more Audio

11:49 AM.With Radar and Irene Pink. Audio