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Australia: Bruce Lehmann verdict, Bondi Junction stabbing fallout
9:45 AM.Australia correspondent Chris Niesche on a rare win for the media in a high-profile defamation case, the fallout of the Bondi stabbings, and why the Woolworths CEO has been threatened with jail time.
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Mangawhai is growing but teens have no local high school
9:35 AM.Educationalist Jill Corkin is leading a community intiative aiming to get a secondary school built in Mangawhai, one of Northland's fastest growing areas. Read more Audio
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Draft code of conduct for lobbyists 'watered down, meaningless'
9:10 AM.Transparency International says a draft code of conduct for lobbyists has been so watered down from the initial version, it is meaningless. Read more Audio
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The myth and might of the extinct Haast's Eagle
11:30 AM.The Haast's Eagle or Te Hokioi bird is the largest eagle every known to have existed. Over the centuries its existence was questioned, was it real, or was it just legend? Scientists have pored over… Read more Audio
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Business commentator Dileepa Fonseka
11:05 AM.Dileepa looks at figures showing the number of highly skilled migrants is falling, despite a bump in immigration. And a new BusinessDesk series, JobWatch 2024, looks at layoffs in both the private and… Read more Audio
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Around the motu: Diane McCarthy in Whakatane
10:45 AM.The Whakatane District Council has received over 1000 submissions to its long-term plan, more than it has ever had from any other consultation process. And the Kawerau District Council has been… Read more Audio
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Book review: My Favourite Mistake by Marian Keyes
10:35 AM.Gina Rogers reviews My Favourite Mistake by Marian Keyes published by Penguin Random House Read more Audio
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Nigel Ritson's quest to cultivate the perfect feijoa
10:10 AM.Nigel Ritson estimates he's eaten more than 50,000 feijoas in his quest to find the perfect one. His fascination with the fruit began in in the 1990's when be bought a tough piece of land in Takaka… Read more Audio
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Luminarium magic to light up Auckland's Aotea Square
10:05 AM.If you're looking to escape reality for a while - or possibly somewhere to entertain the kids these school holidays - a giant colourful labyrinth could be just the ticket. The ABORIALIS Luminarium is… Read more Audio
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USA correspondent Danielle Kurtzleben
9:45 AM.The first criminal trial of a former president begins on Monday in New York. Donald Trump is charged with 34 counts of falsifying business records for his alleged role in a hush money scheme before… Read more Audio
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Call for NZ to have minimum accessibility standards for news
9:30 AM.As the New Zealand news landscape undergoes a radical reshape, there are concerns that many Kiwis are already missing out. Unlike other countries there is no requirement for New Zealand websites… Read more Audio
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Can fintechs become the 'maverick' disruptor to the big banks?
9:05 AM.Some fintechs say they can be the "maverick" disruptor New Zealand's banking system is missing. These are digital services that offer more innovation when it comes to things like budgeting data… Read more Audio
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Off the beaten track with Kennedy Warne
11:45 AM.Kennedy Warne has paid a visit to the Kiwi Coast Project - 250,000 hectares of coastal Northland under sustained predator control by no fewer than 227 volunteer groups, with the aim of making… Read more Audio
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Serving a taste of Brazil in north Auckland
11:30 AM.A cafe in a little corner of north Auckland is serving up a taste of Brazil from a rather unusual spot. Read more Audio
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Political commentators Neale Jones and Tim Hurdle
11:05 AM.Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is joining calls for de-escalation between Israel and Iran as the conflict escalates. Read more Audio
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Around the motu: Peter de Graaf in Northland
10:45 AM.The Hundertwasser Art Centre is running out money. RNZ Northland reporter Peter de Graaf based in Kerikeri. Read more Audio
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Book review: Caledonian Road by Andrew O'Hagan
10:35 AM.Melanie O'Loughlin from Lamplight Books reviews Caledonian Road by Andrew O'Hagan published by Faber. Read more Audio
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Lesieli Oliver on her drive to help Māori and Pasifika students thrive in education
10:05 AM.Amid the talk about the best ways to improve school attendance, Lesieli Oliver has been quietly getting on with the job. Read more Audio
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Middle East correspondent Sebastian Usher
9:45 AM.Iran has launched a large-scale drone and missile attack at Israel, in retaliation for a suspected Israeli strike on an Iranian diplomatic complex in Syria. Read more Audio
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The app helping orchardists manage individual trees
9:30 AM.Fruitminder is a software agri-business that allows orchardists to precisely manage each tree. Sebastian Chapman is founder and CEO. Read more Audio
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Bill seeks to put more onus on insurers for information disclosure
9:05 AM.What to disclose to an insurer has long been a mire for consumers, but a new bill seeks to put more onus on insurers. Duncan Webb's Insurance Contracts member's bill was drawn from the ballot last… Read more Audio
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The week that was with Te Radar and Elisabeth Easther
11:45 AM.Comedians Te Radar and Elisabeth Easther bring some of the lighter moments of the week, including a worker at a German art gallery who was fired for sneaking in his own painting, and a plane being… Read more Audio
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Sports commentator Dana Johannsen
11:30 AM.In a move proving controversial, athletics has become the first sport to offer prize money to Olympic champions, announcing that gold medallists in Paris will earn US$50,000. Read more Audio
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New music with Jeremy Taylor
11:05 AM.Jeremy brings a smorgasbord of newly-released and reissued music from NYC's Vampire Weekend, Dublin's Sprints, Hertfordshire's Wham!, and Palmerston North's Polite Company (via London). Read more Audio
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