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Aussie fern invades Auckland's urban forests, analysis of 32
11:45 AM.Science commentator Dr Sophie Fern looks at recent study into the staghorn fern, a native of Australia that was brought to New Zealand and loves Auckland's forest canopies. What can stop this weed… Read more Audio
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Sheryl Beaumont on her new novel The War Photographers
11:20 AM.Sheryl Beaumont's latest novel weaves together two pivotal points in 20th century history: efforts to crack the enigma code during World War II and the fall of the Berlin Wall. The War Photographers… Read more Audio
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Music: Why we love the sound of falsetto
11:05 AM.Music correspondent Ian Chapman celebrates the male falsetto voice, playing examples that range from the unexpected (reggae singer Junior Murvin) through to the comedic/novelty (Tiny Tim). Although an… Read more Audio
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Around the motu : Kirsty Pickett in Te Anau
10:45 AM.In Te Anau, the housing crisis is having an effect on business. Security camera upgrades are the source of conflict in Winton and why a cat called Ginge is charming Te Anau locals. Read more Audio
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Book review: The Warm Hands of Ghosts by Katherine Arden
10:35 AM.Quentin Johnson reviews The Warm Hands of Ghosts by Katherine Arden published by Penguin Random House. Read more Audio
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How the Bluestockings dared to imagine independent lives
10:05 AM."Women are only children of a larger growth,' wrote one Lord Chesterfield in 1748. It was a sentiment shared by many men of women in the 18th century - but it was about to have its foundation shaken.
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Australia: Labor holds Dunkley seat, Meta bails on news deal
9:45 AM.Australia correspondent Chris Niesche looks at the relief within Labor at managing to hold the seat of Dunkley at the weekend's by-election. Where does that leave Peter Dutton's Liberals? And Meta has… Read more Audio
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Officials prepare contingency plan as avian influenza inches closer
9:30 AM.Environmental officials are preparing a contingency plan as avian influenza inches closer to our shores. Read more Audio
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Parents face months-long waits for childcare as centres close up
9:15 AM.Mounting pressures on the early childhood sector is leaving some parents on months-long waitlists for a spot. Read more Audio
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Cocaine use increases by 93 percent in past year
9:05 AM.A new report can reveal cocaine use has increased by 93 percent in the past year. The Drug Foundation has drawn from wastewater testing to paint a picture of drug use across the country for the 2022… Read more Audio
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Sports chat with Glen Larmer
11:45 AM.The World Indoor Athletics Championships, the recent Black Caps match against Australia, and the NRL season is underway. Audio
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Business commentator Rebecca Stevenson
11:06 AM.Rebecca looks at South Korea's low birthrate problem and why it is becoming a problem for business. Some companies are offering financial incentives to employees who have children. And fast food… Read more Audio
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Around the motu: Kelly Makiha
10:45 AM.Kelly has covered the conviction of a couple at the centre of a prostitiution ring and now she has spoken to a teenage girl about how she came to be groomed and entangled in the operation. Also… Read more Audio
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Book review: Take Two
10:35 AM.Stella Chrysostomou of Volume Books reviews Take Two by Caroline and Vivian Thonger published by CB Editions. Read more Audio
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Julia Grace on how to cope with 'wobbly days'
10:25 AM.Julia Grace was just four years old when she embarked on her performing career, by belting out 'Send in the Clowns' at a big birthday celebration. As she writes, there was little sign - even while… Read more Audio
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Anders Hofman: surviving worlds deadliest race in Antarctica
10:08 AM.In 2020, Anders Hofman became the first and only person in history to complete a long-distance triathlon in Antarctica. It involved a 3.9 km swim in ice water, a180 km bike on a glacier, and a 42.2 km… Read more Audio
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USA correspondent Danielle Kurtzleben
9:54 AM.Tomorrow is Super Tuesday in the United States and Donald Trump's chances at a victory as the Republican candidate are looking firmer than ever. The US Supreme Court has ruled in Trump's favour… Read more Audio
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Why you should consider becoming a park manager
9:40 AM.New Zealand has a "critical" shortage of park managers, according to the Park Leaders Forum. Park managers typically work for a city, regional or district council and manage a portfolio of land and… Read more Audio
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Decreasing bone fractures in people with osteoporosis
9:25 AM.The condition Osteoperosis, where new bone growth doesn't keep up with the loss of old bone, affects men and women of all races - but Pakeha women, post menopause, are those at highest risk. It's… Read more Audio
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ED staff safety not fixed by security guards say nurses
9:08 AM.Extra funding to boost the security of emergency room staff ran out last week - but nurses say more guards at the door was never going fix the underlying issues of staff safety. The new government… Read more Audio
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Off the beaten track with Kennedy Warne
11:45 AM.Kennedy Warne discusses the journey of trans-Pacific rower Tom Robinson, and Cole Brauer, who is days away from finishing one of the most demanding solo yachting events: the Global Solo Challenge… Read more Audio
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Blue Rose Café: Auckland pies with a Maori and Pasifika twist
11:30 AM.Tucked away on Auckland's Sandringham Road, is a vibrant blue café doing things a little bit differently. Blue Rose co-owners Lenny Stevens and Robbie Kainuku bring a Maori and Pasifika flair… Read more Audio
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Politics: PM's allowance U-turn, what govt was told
11:05 AM.Political commentators Gareth Hughes and Liam Hehir look at the U-turn by the Prime Minister over his accommodation allowance, the progress of the great legislative repeal, the housing minister's plan… Read more Audio
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Around the motu: Simon Wilson in Auckland
10:45 AM.The legacy of Fa'anana Efeso Collins and what his passing and mourning reveal about what Auckland and the political arena has lost. Public submissions have just opened on the Auckland Council's Long… Read more Audio
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Harry Ricketts reviews The Three Quicks - Tim Southee, Trent Boult, Neil Wagner by Trevor Auger
10:35 AM.Harry Ricketts reviews The Three Quicks - Tim Southee, Trent Boult, Neil Wagner and the Road to the World Test Championship by Trevor Auger published by Mary Egan Publishing Read more Audio