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Sport with Joseph Romanos
11:40 AM.Joseph discusses the US Masters golf, basketball, and who'll be the next New Zealand cricket captain. Audio
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New Music with Chris Bourke
11:10 AM.Chris reivews Jenny and Jonny, Claire and the Reasons, Little Bark and Patricia Vonne. Audio
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New Music
11:05 AM.Chris Bourke reviews Jenny and Jonny, Claire and the Reasons, and Little Bark. Audio
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Book Review - children's books
10:40 AM.John McIntyre reviews And Picasso Painted Guernica - The Story of a Masterpiece by Alain Serres and Press Here by Herve Tullet. Audio
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Feature guest - Sam Walker
10:10 AM.Sam Walker was a historian at the US Nuclear Regulatory Commission for 31 years and wrote a book on the Three Mile Island accident. Audio
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Pacific correspondent - Mike Field
9:50 AM.Mike Field discusses China's role in the Pacific and a controversial new National Geographic TV series. Audio
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Carved Kopi trees on Chatham Islands
9:30 AM.Dr Ian Barber is a Senior Lecturer in Archaeology at the University of Otago and discusses whether the loss of the kopi trees could have been avoided. Audio
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Insurance premiums
9:10 AM.How much are insurance premiums going to increase by after the Christchurch earthquakes? Audio
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Film with Graeme Tuckett
11:51 AM.A review of the latest movies. Audio
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Parenting: why do kids bully?
11:38 AM.Doctor Ian Lambi talks about what lies beneath bullying. Audio
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Response from AMI CEO
11:25 AM.AMI Chief Executive John Balmforth, believes they are in a very good financial position without the Government's support, but in the interest of the conservative approach to management of the company… Read more Audio
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Finance Minister on AMI package
11:09 AM.Finance Minister, Bill English, outlines the recently announced package to help AMI. Audio
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Book Review - The Cry of the Go Away Bird
10:39 AM.Written by Andrea Eames, published by Harvill Secker, reviewed by Mary McCallum. Audio
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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