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Government announment on AMI
10:32 AM.The Government has just announced its plans for AMI. Audio
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Feature Guest - Dame Judith Mayhew Jonas
10:09 AM.Dame Judith Mayhew Jonas is a New Zealander who's become an influential London powerbroker and has played a major role in the rejuvenation of the UK's capital. Audio
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UK Correspondent - Michael White
9:53 AM.More on the situation in Libya, British politics and it's the Queen's 60th year on the throne. Audio
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Genomic medicine, and fostering NZ's scientific talent
9:30 AM.Will cancer treatment and other health care soon be routinely tailored to individual patients according to their particular genetic makeup? Audio
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Govt set to make announcement about future of AMI
9:09 AM.The Government has confirmed it is closely monitoring the insurer, AMI, whose $1 Billion in reinsurance and capital is believed to have been exhausted by the two Canterbury earthquakes. Audio
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Science correspondent David Haywood
11:48 AM.Allergies and human mortality. Audio
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Legal correspondent - Grant Illingworth
11:36 AM.Looks at the decision to deny the"Urewera 18"the right to a jury trial. Audio
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Music review with Marty Duda
11:06 AM.Music of Duran Duran. Duran Duran have a new album out called All You Need Is Now produced by Mark Ronson. Audio
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Book Review with Justin Gregory
10:40 AM.The book is 'Russian Winter' by Daphne Kalotav, published by Arrow. Audio
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Feature Guest - Farida Sultana
10:07 AM.Founder of Shakti, an Asian womens support group in NZ, and co-author of Purple Dandelion. Audio
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Australia correspondent Karen Middleton
9:50 AM.Chief political correspondent for SBS Television. Audio
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Kidney Stem Cells
9:29 AM.Dr Alan J. Davidson has found kidney stem cells in zebrafish that can be transplanted successfully from fish to fish - he's now researching whether this is can be applied to humans, which would mean… Read more Audio
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Rugby World Cup 2011 promotion
9:08 AM.With guests Michael Barnett, Chief Executive of the Auckland Chamber of Commerce, who is in charge of The Cloud and Rawiri Taonui, a Maori commentator. Audio
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Media with Denis Welch
11:52 AM.Denis looks at what he's calling the decline of two great NZ media institutions, the New Zealand Herald and TVNZ. Audio
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Hollywood stars in politics
11:32 AM.Professor Steven J Ross has conducted research into how Hollywood emerged as a centre of American politics through the activism of stars from Charlie Chaplin to Arnold Schwarzenegger. Audio
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Business with Rod Oram
11:07 AM.Rod discusses two energy issues - the government's energy strategy, and spiking electricity prices. Audio
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Book Review - When God Was A Rabbit
10:38 AM.Written by Sarah Winman, published by Headline Review. Reviewed by Siobhan Harvey. Audio
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Feature Guest - Ardal O'Hanlon
10:09 AM.Ardal O'Hanlon is a comic actor and stand-up comedian who became a household name playing Father Dougal Maguire, the simpleton priest in the hit Irish TV series Father Ted. Has he managed to shake the… Read more Audio
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US Correspondent - Luiza Savage
9:52 AM.News from the US, including Barack Obama's new re-election campaign. Audio
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New volcano discovered in Auckland
9:44 AM.A forgotten volcano has been discovered in the suburb of Grafton. We hear from Dr Bruce Hayward of Geo-marine Research. Audio
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New Police Commissioner
9:20 AM.Peter Marshall is the new Police Commissioner, and he's been tasked with cleaning up police culture. He has been the Commissioner of Police, Royal Solomon Islands Police Force since May 2008. Audio
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Taxpayer's bill for South Canterbury Finance
9:10 AM.McGrathNicol's Kerryn Downey is the receiver of the SCF group, and talked about the ballooning cost to the taxpayer of the SCF failure. Audio
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Off the Beaten Track with Kennedy Warne
11:48 AM.Kennedy is reveling in his first trip to London. Audio
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Food and Wine with Jan Gardner and Jo Burzynska
11:30 AM.Recipes for zucchini and goat cheese souffle, as well as feijoa sorbet. Audio
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Politics with Matthew Hooton and Sue Bradford
11:09 AM.Judith Tizard's decision not to replace Darren Hughes, the Green Party preliminary list and CERA. Audio