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Modern Love, Deceit, Coda, Tina
11:51 AM.Film and TV reviewer James Croot joins Susie to talk about Modern Love, a star-studded anthology of romance, gritty new British crime drama Deceit, Apple's Sundance-winning movie CODA and new… Read more Audio
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Babies and sleep: what's normal and safe
11:30 AM.As any parent of a new baby knows, sleep can be elusive and the abundance of advice about it can be overwhelming. Sleep specialist Dr Bronwyn Sweeney shares some insight. Read more Audio
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Tech: Skills crunch, Aussies try encryption
11:07 AM.The tech industry in New Zealand is approaching breaking point, with closed borders seriously exasperating an already stretched massive specialist skills shortage. Is New Zealand’s future economic… Read more Audio
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Quentin Johnson reviews In love with Hell by William Palmer
10:38 AM.Quentin Johnson reviews In love with Hell by William Palmer, published by Hachette. Audio
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Covid outbreak: What does the latest modelling tell us?
10:31 AM.Covid modeller Michael Plank from the University of Canterbury Mathematics department joins Susie to explain what the latest modelling looks like. Read more Audio
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Lost in translation: how translators have shaped world history
10:07 AM.Would Hiroshima have been bombed if the Japanese language contained a phrase meaning 'no comment'? Did a mistaken translation of the Italian "canali" -- or channels -- shape the space race to Mars… Read more Audio
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UK correspondent Matthew Parris
9:48 AM.UK correspondent Matthew Parris joins Susie to look at the British evacuation from Afghanistan, as the Foreign Secretary comes under fire for his five-star Crete holiday during the crisis which he… Read more Audio
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Reserve Bank leaves interest rates on hold....for now
9:35 AM.The Reserve Bank was widely expected to lift rates in its review of the Official Cash rate yesterday, but decided against it due to the latest Covid-19 lockdown. Susie speaks with ANZ Chief Economist… Read more Audio
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Air NZ boss - more time needed to fly Kiwis home
9:21 AM.Susie speaks with Air New Zealand Chief Executive Greg Foran about the scramble to get thousands of New Zealanders home before the 48 hour window closes at midnight tonight. Also the latest on the Air… Read more Audio
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Michael Baker on growing Delta outbreak
9:10 AM.Health officials are expecting more cases will have been detected in Auckland's outbreak overnight, and will be briefed once the results are back later this morning. Ten community cases have been… Read more Audio
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Science commentator Siouxsie Wiles
11:45 AM.Microbiologist Associate Professor Dr Siouxsie Wiles on battling Delta at Covd-19 alert level 4 and what to do with pets. Read more Audio
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How to approach writing a memoir
11:35 AM.If you are a budding author, or would like some advice on how get started putting pen to paper, author and teacher, Diane Brown has some handy tips. She is the founder of Creative Writing Dunedin and… Read more Audio
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Music with Yadana Saw
11:09 AM.Music correspondent Yadana Saw follows the trail of the re-emergence of influential Brazilian composer Arthur Verocai and shares a funky new track from Wellington outfit Dawn Diver. Read more Audio
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Book review: Ten Acceptable Acts of Arson
10:42 AM.Luke Finnegan reviews Ten Acceptable Acts of Arson, and other very short stories by Jack Remiel Cottrell, published by Canterbury University Press. Read more Audio
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Big demand for testing centres in Coromandel
10:32 AM.Te Korowai Hauora o Hauraki, is a rural, Iwi-based, not-for-profit health provider in the Hauraki rohe, and it's set up a number of swabbing centres across the Coromandel this morning. The centre in… Read more Audio
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The Big Bike Trip: from Bali to Buckingham Palace
10:07 AM.What's the biggest bike trip you've done? Whether it's a few hours or a few days, it likely doesn't compare to the epic bike ride of Freddie Gillies. Alongside his brother and two friends, they cycled… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Australia correspondent Karen Middleton
9:54 AM.Australia correspondent Karen Middleton joins Susie to look at how multiple jurisdictions are now battling the Delta outbreak, with Sydney's lockdown tightened further to stop people moving around… Read more Audio
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Sounds Air to fly electric passenger planes
9:41 AM.Electric passenger planes are set to feature on departure boards in NZ within five years. Blenheim based Sounds Air is unveiling plans to be the first Australasian airline offering electric-powered… Read more Audio
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Nationwide nurses strike action suspended
9:31 AM.The community spread of the Delta variant in Auckland has resulted in nurses immediately calling off their strike. Around 30,000 nurses, midwives and health care assistants from the Nurses… Read more Audio
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Delta outbreak in NZ - what can we learn from NSW?
9:10 AM.There are now five cases of the highly infectious delta strain of Covid 19 confirmed. One of them is a nurse at Auckland City Hospital, where internal lockdown measures are now under way. The first… Read more Audio
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How to pay off your mortgage faster
11:50 AM.With mortgage interest rates widely tipped to about to rise, Liz Koh has advice on how to get your mortgage paid off faster. She says it's all about structuring your loan the right way. Liz is a… Read more Audio
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Invisible: New book exposes prejudice toward NZ Indians
11:30 AM.At various stages in the mid-20th century there was a notion that New Zealand's race relations held up better than other comparable countries, say - Australia and South Africa. But in her new book… Read more Audio
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Business commentator Rebecca Stevenson
11:07 AM.Since June 2020 Maritime Border Order came into effect, the Ministry of Health has given more than 100 foreign flagged small vessels permission to arrive in New Zealand, Rebecca asks why?. This… Read more Audio
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Long Long Players, Writers on the Albums That Shaped Them
10:37 AM.Chris Tse reviews Long Long Players, Writers on the Albums That Shaped Them by Tom Gatti, published by Bloomsbury Read more Audio
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Health Minister gives green light to nurses' pay equity talks
10:32 AM.The Health Minister Andrew Little has written to DHBs and unions to invite them to start pay equity negotiations as soon as possible. Cabinet yesterday decided on the mandate under which DHBs will… Read more Audio