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The history of extremists in Aotearoa
11:30 AM.Today is the fourth anniversary of the Christchurch mosque attacks, and The Federation of Islamic Associations of New Zealand say the Muslim community is subject to more verbal abuse online than ever… Read more Audio
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Music with RNZ's Charlotte Ryan
11:05 AM.Music 101 host Charlotte Ryan joins Kathryn to talk about what's on offer at this year's 20th anniversary of WOMAD in New Plymouth and play three tracks from artists featuring at this year's event. Read more Audio
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Around the motu: Sam Olley in Te Tai Tokerau
10:45 AM.One of the biggest news stories emerging in Northland over the past week has been a series of extremely divisive talks held opposing co-governance. At one of the meetings in Dargaville, police had to… Read more Audio
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Book review: A Forager's Life by Helen Lehndorf
10:40 AM.Airini Beautrais reviews A Forager's Life by Helen Lehndorf, published by HarperCollins NZ Read more Audio
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Heat stress scale similar to a UV index could be lifesaving
10:05 AM.As the world heats up, researchers in Australia have developed a heat stress scale to help people avoid the risk of health problems from heatwaves which are intensifying globally. Professor Ollie Jay… Read more Audio
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Australia: Aukus unveiled, lavish Hillsong, concussion action
9:45 AM.Australia correspondent Karen Middleton joins Kathryn to talk about the Aukus submarine and defence technology details announced yesterday - including its $368b price tag over the next 30 years. It's… Read more Audio
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Stormy leather: Turtle pair's incredible journey
9:40 AM.As Cyclone Gabrielle bore down on New Zealand, two would-be visitors to the south Pacific were forced to make an emergency detour. Read more Audio
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Drug company influence on doctors - should we be worried?
9:30 AM.Doctors and nurses were paid almost half a million dollars from drug companies in the form of gifts, travel and sponsorship during 2021, according to a Stuff analysis of data provided to Medicines NZ… Read more Audio
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SVB collapse: What protection is there for Kiwi financial institutions?
9:05 AM.After the rapid collapse of Silicon Valley and Signature Banks in the US this week - how much protection is there in this country for depositors? A bill before parliament could create an insurance… Read more Audio
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Sports-chat with Sam Ackerman
11:50 AM.Tales of comebacks, upsets and tantrums - Sam looks at the biggest stories moving the sporting needle right now, including the Black Caps producing a remarkable finish for the second consecutive test… Read more Audio
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Erect-crested penguins, doing OK on NZ's far flung islands?
11:30 AM.A third of the world's penguins live on and around New Zealand's shores. Some species are listed as endangered, including erect-crested penguins, Kathryn's subject of conversation with Thomas Mattern… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Business: Could the cost-of-living boost be inflationary?
11:05 AM.Business commentator Pattrick Smellie joins Kathryn to examine yesterday's announcement that main benefits, including pensions and student allowances will be increased by 7.22 per cent to keep up with… Read more Audio
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Around the motu: Andrew McRae in Hamilton
10:45 AM.RNZ journalist Andrew McRae joins Kathryn to talk about the cleanup efforts around Waikato following Cyclone Gabrielle, why the idea of a super council taking in Hamilton and surrounding districts is… Read more Audio
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Book review: The Porcelain Moon by Janie Chang
10:40 AM.Elisabeth Easther reviews The Porcelain Moon by Janie Chang, published by HarperCollins Read more Audio
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QAnon: The conspiracy theory that has gripped the far-right
10:05 AM.Scattered among the mob that stormed the US Capitol in 2021 were banners that read ‘Trust the Plan’. It's a reference to a viral QAnon conspiracy theory and it's also the title of a new book which… Read more Audio
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USA correspondent Ron Elving
9:50 AM.Ron talks to Kathryn about the Silicon Valley Bank faiure and whether there are more banks in jeopardy. Federal regulators in Washington and Joe Biden say all depositors will be made whole. Ron says… Read more Audio
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Electricity retailer climate-neutral to climate-positive
9:35 AM.Ecotricity already positioned itself as a provider of 100 per cent renewable energy and was net carbonzero certified. It's now gone through a process with Toitu Envirocare to become climate positive… Read more Audio
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Te Pukenga still faces delays, staffing issues and budget cuts
9:20 AM.Polytech courses up and down the country are underway for the academic year, but the mega-merger entity Te Pukenga still faces delays, staffing issues and budget cuts. Te Pukenga came into existence… Read more Audio
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Hipkins' policy bonfire
9:05 AM.The Prime Minister Chris Hipkins yesterday ditched a raft of plans including the half-a-billion-dollar clean-car discount scheme, "re-scoping" Auckland light rail, while winding back other transport… Read more Audio
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Why aren't curtains considered as part of the Health Homes standards?
11:45 AM.Curtains are crucial; law change to put curtains in rentals. Read more Audio
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Spice up their lunch box
11:30 AM.When she moved to Aotearoa from Mumbai as a child, Perzen Patel was teased for having Indian food in her lunchbox. The founder of curry paste company Dolly Mumma shares what she now makes for her own… Read more Audio
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Political commentators Lamia Imam & Brigitte Morten
11:05 AM.Lamia and Brigitte join Kathryn to talk about the latest polling, with a particular focus on how the smaller parties are faring. What are the strategies and position of the minor parties in election… Read more Audio
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Around the motu: Todd Niall in Auckland
10:45 AM.Todd has the latest on Auckland's weather emergency recovery, with the large and popular west coast community of Muriwai remaining a no-go zone with months of uncertainty for many on whether their… Read more Audio
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Book review: The South Island of New Zealand from the Road
10:35 AM.Paul Diamond reviews The South Island of New Zealand from the Road by Robin Morrison, published by Massey University Press Read more Audio
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Four things you can do to reduce dementia risk in mid-life
10:05 AM.Australian GP Dr Ginni Mansberg is interested in demystifying health and wellbeing in midlife and beyond. She says there are some simple steps people can take in their 40s and 50s that may help reduce… Read more Audio