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Book review - Valentine by Elizabeth Wetmore
10:40 AM.Tamsin Martin of Scorpio Books, Christchurch, reviews Valentine by Elizabeth Wetmore, published by HarperCollins. Read more Audio
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'They Call me Babu' - An untold story of Indonesian nannies
10:07 AM.Sandra Beerends uses never-before-seen archival footage to tell stories of Indonesian nannies (known at the time as 'babus') who cared for Dutch families during Dutch colonial rule. Read more Video, Audio
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Australia correspondent Annika Smethurst
9:50 AM.Australia correspondent Annika Smethurst joins Lynn to talk about the efforts to control Covid-outbreaks in Melbourne and Sydney, as a senior advisor to Prime Minister Scott Morrison self-isolates… Read more Audio
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Effects of Covid on the brain
9:30 AM.New studies reveal more about the damaging affects of Covid-19 on the human brain. Read more Audio
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Is New Zealand lagging behind UK in helping mesh survivors?
9:07 AM.The President of the Urological Society of Australia and New Zealand says change is not happening fast enough on dealing with surgical mesh complications in this country. Read more Audio
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Media commentator Andrew Holden
11:50 AM.Opinion polls - was TVNZ's latest political opinion poll truly rogue, and does it matter? And why do media outlets continue to pay for political opinion polls? Read more Audio
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Small town boy - Trans actor Elz Carrad
11:30 AM.Elz Carrad is the lead actor in Rūrangi - a ground-breaking transgender web series set in a fictional small-town dairying community. Read more Video, Audio
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Business commentator Rod Oram
11:07 AM.Business commentator Rod Oram joins Lynn to look at the $30m earmarked for a detailed business case for what would be the biggest infrastructure project in NZ since the Clyde Dam. Audio
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Book review - Lost Souls by Jonathan and Jesse Kellerman
10:40 AM.Quentin Johnson reviews Lost Souls by Jonathan and Jesse Kellerman, published by Penguin Random House. Read more Audio
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Christopher McDougall - running with donkeys
10:07 AM.Christopher McDougall is best known for his super-popular book Born to Run about the natural joy of running, the science of sport and super athletes. Read more Audio
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US correspondent Susan Davis
9:50 AM.US correspondent Susan Davis looks at the state of the US presidential race, where the latest polls continue to be bad news for Republicans. Read more Audio
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Mapping the seabed around Whakaari White Island
9:35 AM.A NIWA research voyage hopes to better understand the effect gases emanating from the sea floor have on ocean acidification and climate change. Read more Audio
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Lake Onslow hydro project: Pros and cons
9:25 AM.Hydrologist Earl Bardsley joins Lynn to explain how the hydro project proposal for Lake Onslow would work and what benefits it could bring, as well as concerns over biodiversity. Read more Audio
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Septic tank seepage a public health time bomb
9:08 AM.Two Northland communities fear raw sewage dredged up from recent flooding poses serious health risks. Read more Audio, Gallery
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Urban Issues with Bill McKay
11:50 AM.Bill talks to Lynn about the National Policy Statement on Urban Development: taller buildings and fewer carparks all around the country, how will this affect our cities and towns? Read more Audio
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Political commentators Mills and Morten
11:36 AM.The latest poll putting Labour well ahead of National, a chat about the culture in parliament and the Greens hold their AGM. Read more Audio
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Ironclad Pans - designed to last a lifetime, or three
11:30 AM.Kate and Levi Slavin, and their business partners, have created a frying pan that's designed to last 100 years. The Ironclad Pan is locally designed and made. Read more Audio, Gallery
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Book review - Utopia Avenue by David Mitchell
10:40 AM.John King reviews Utopia Avenue by David Mitchell, published by Hachette NZ. Read more Audio
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Hermione Norris - not getting Cold Feet
10:07 AM.Twenty-two years after it first went to air, the award-winning British comedy drama Cold Feet is back on Kiwi television, for a 9th season. Read more Audio
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Germany correspondent Thomas Sparrow
9:50 AM.Thomas talks to Lynn about the EU leaders agreement of a groundbreaking plan to jointly borrow 750 billion euros to respond to the coronavirus crisis, which has killed 135,000 people in the bloc. Read more Audio
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The heartbreak of losing a baby
9:25 AM.Every year around 600 families in New Zealand experience the unimaginable heartbreak of losing a baby at birth or shortly after. Read more Audio
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Dismay over demise of first responders' bill
9:07 AM.First responders and corrections officers are disappointed a bill which would have seen tough penalties imposed on offenders who attack them has been shelved. Read more Audio
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The week that was with Gemma Gracewood and Irene Pink
11:50 AM.Our comedians Gemma Gracewood and Irene Pink look at a weighty issue facing gondolas in Venice. Read more Audio
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Sports commentator Sam Ackerman
11:30 AM.Here we go again with the 'where will Sonny Bill go next' saga. With his Toronto Wolfpack quitting Super League for the season there's now mass speculation to where he lands. Sam also talks to Kathryn… Read more Audio
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New music with Jeremy Taylor
11:05 AM.Jeremy Taylor brings us the triumphant return of Jarvis Cocker, the gritty indie-folk of Waxahatchee, and the deadpan stylings of ex-Brunette Jonathan Bree. Read more Audio
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