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Review of biopsy errors
9:08 AM.Can women have faith in the National Breast Screening programme? Jenny Engles is one of the women whose biopsy samples were mixed up, resulting in an unnecessary breast removal; Don Mackie is the… Read more Audio
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Media with Gavin Ellis
11:45 AM.A new editor for The Press, plus Twitter, trolls and Charlotte Dawson's media management. Audio
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Archeology and Heritage with Brigid Gallagher
11:30 AM.Bridgid talks about volcanism in light of the recent White Island and Tongariro eruptions - the implications for archaeology and heritage. Apps for virtual heritage tours, and the rise in the… Read more Audio
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New Technology With Donald Clark
11:08 AM.Printable guns; focus on security - NZ security community wants to grow and grass roots CryptoParties. Audio
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Book Review - NW
10:39 AM.Written by Zadie Smith, reviewed by Jolisa Gracewood and published by Hamish Hamilton. Audio
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Feature Guest - Ken Budd
10:07 AM.When his father died, Ken Budd was spurred to create a legacy beyond "being tall, and enjoying watching TV". His voluntourism stints began within the US, helping clean-up New Orleans post-Hurricane… Read more Audio
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UK Correspondent - Kate Adie
9:50 AM.A parliament reshuffle and the Paralympics Audio
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The Mighty River Power sale delay and the national hui on water rights.
9:30 AM.Nick Davidson, a retired commercial lawyer who has been involved in fisheries, forestry and Ngai Tahu settlements, discusses the delay in the sale of Mighty River Power and the upcoming national hui… Read more Audio
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The axing of 100 jobs at Tiwai aluminium smelter
9:08 AM.With Brian Gaynor - the Executive Director of fund manager, Milford Asset Management. Audio
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Arts With Courtney Johnston
11:47 AM.A magical visit to Te Papa and a respected American art gallery draws 10,000 visitors by showing cat videos. Audio
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Law With Catriona MacLennan
11:35 AM.The sentencing of Guy Hallwright and remarks by judge Raoul Neave. Audio
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Music With Marty Duda
11:07 AM.Artist of the Week - Antony & The Johnsons Antony & The Johnsons have a new album out called 'Cut The World', plus Antony appears on a new tribute album to Fleetwood Mac. Audio
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Book Review - Liar & Spy
10:37 AM.Written by Rebecca Stead, reviewed by David Hill and published by Text. Audio
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Feature Guest - Mark Tedeschi QC
10:06 AM.Australian QC and renowned photographer Mark Tedeschi on the intriguing story of Eugenia Falleni - who grew up in New Zealand as a girl but who lived in as a man (Harry Crawford) in Australia Harry /… Read more Audio
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Australia Correspondent - Ray Moynihan
9:50 AM.The Gillard government releases a new education policy. Audio
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Farming succession planning
9:28 AM.With Bruce Wills - The Federated Farmers National President and a former banker. Ian Blackman - a rural lawyer based in Rotorua. Audio
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Wellington girl dies of suspected meningococcal disease
9:08 AM.With Dr Annette Nesdale - the Medical Officer of Health for the Greater Wellington and Dr Adrian Gilliland - Wellington GP, and the GP liaison for Capital and Coast DHB. Audio
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Film With Graeme Tuckett
11:50 AM.Today Graeme reviews How Far is Heaven, Moonrise Kingdom and Wunderkinder. Audio
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Meredith Walker
11:30 AM.Producer of You Tube show Smart Girls at the Party, Meredith Walker, on encouraging girls to be themselves and follow their passions. Audio
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Business With Rod Oram
11:09 AM.The SOE sale delay, Tim Groser's legacy and his bid for the WTO job and retirement commissioner Diana Crossan to step down. Audio
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Book Review - When in Rome
10:40 AM.Written by Nicky Pellegrino, reviewed by Graham Beattie and published by Orion Fiction. Audio
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Feature Guest - Roger Horrocks
10:07 AM.Author of the libretto for "Len Lye The Opera" and also a Len Lye biographer. Audio
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US Correspondent - Luiza Savage
9:53 AM.The Republican Party Convention and Clint Eastwood's bizarre speech and the Democratic Party convention that gets rolling tomorrow in Charlotte. Audio
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Research on role of youth advocates in the justice system
9:46 AM.With - Professor Alison Cleland of Auckland University - a children's rights lawyer. Audio
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Is the Leaky Homes Tribunal working?
9:08 AM.With Christine Argyle, Thomas Wuztler - leaky home remediation specialist and former leaky home tribunal assessor. Dr Saskia Righarts is Professional Practice Fellow at Otago University's Faculty of… Read more Audio