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Musical endings and new beginnings
11:07 AM.Musicologist Graeme Downes marks the recent death of Pete Shelley, founder of the Buzzcocks, by sharing something of the great musical wit we've lost. There's also room for some Bruce Springsteen… Read more Audio
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Book review - The First Lady by James Patterson
10:40 AM.Sally Wenley reviews The First Lady by James Patterson, which is published by Penguin Random House. Read more Audio
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Tom Sainsbury, man of many faces & Paula Bennett impersonator
10:06 AM.From Matamata farmboy to Snapchat darling. Actor, playwright and comedian, Tom Sainsbury is a man of many impressions, alter egos and voices. He talks to Kathryn about getting under the skin of Paula… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Australian mining tackles deficit and sugar baby explained
9:51 AM.Australia correspondent, Donna Field talks to Kathryn about the Federal budget's balance sheet, and how mining is helping the slash the deficit. Also the MP in hot water over sugar baby allegations. Read more Audio
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North Korea: is denuclearisation any closer?
9:40 AM.It's been a remarkable year for North Korea. In the first part of 2018 U.S. president Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un traded insults that took us to what was feared could be the brink… Read more Audio
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Getting the chores ticked off
9:27 AM.More than 7400 people are already using a new website Joblist which connects people with workers willing to tackle their chores. Lawyer, Brittany Earl set up the service in July this year. She joins… Read more Audio
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Spying on citizens: has the public service lost its way?
9:08 AM.Concern at the highest level over a scathing report detailing the use of private investigators by government organisations. A State Services Commission investigation has found four government agencies… Read more Audio
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Name suppression ignored globally, regional news shake-ups
11:44 AM.Gavin Ellis is a media commentator and former editor of the New Zealand Herald. He can be contacted on gavin.ellis@xtra.co.nz Audio
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Abel Tasman National Park, the 'people's park'
11:22 AM.Abel Tasman National Park is New Zealand's smallest national park, but it has the largest number of visitors, 250 thousand people annually. Ecologist Philip Simpson was born and raised right beside… Read more Audio
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Deteriorating global economic climate
11:07 AM.Business commentator Rod Oram talks to Kathryn about the Reserve Bank wants banks to increase their capital, one reason is the deteriorating global economic climate, as the IMF's last forecast… Read more Audio
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Book review - A Different Drummer by William Melvin Kelley
10:44 AM.Jenna Todd from Timeout bookstore reviews A Different Drummer by William Melvin Kelley, which is published by Quercus. Read more Audio
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Fonterra CFO Marc Rivers: finding financial truth
10:07 AM.As Chief Financial Officer of Fonterra, Marc Rivers' current focus is a wide ranging strategic review of the whole dairy co-op, after a year in which the company reported its worst ever financial… Read more Audio
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US politics - year end and year ahead
9:50 AM.From the US, Susan Milligan reflects on a tumultuous year in US politics with President Donald Trump at the helm. She will also look ahead to what 2019 may bring and whether the government may have a… Read more Audio
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Dame Silvia Cartwright: new rules needed for legal profession
9:29 AM.New rules are needed in the legal profession to address unacceptable behavior, according to a Law Society working group chaired by Dame Silvia Cartwright. The report finds professional codes aren't… Read more Audio
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Have we reached tipping point?
9:08 AM.China refused to take any more waste plastic at the start of 2018, and in April we saw startling images of mountains of recycling with nowhere to go. This year will also be remembered as the year New… Read more Audio
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Mercury rising, a hyperactive comet & flies' eyes
11:48 AM.Kennedy Warne talks to Kathryn about worldwide mercury emissions which have risen by 20 per cent between 2010 and 2015, and touches on the photographer who drew attention to the human cost of mercury… Read more Audio
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A festive twist: roast lamb & all the trimmings
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Beef and Lamb NZ food writer Kathy Paterson's new book Meat & Three is a return to traditional recipes with more seasonal vegetables on the plate than protein. Wairarapa born… Read more Audio
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A year in politics with Hooton & Mills
11:07 AM.A review of the big moments in politics this year with political commentators Stephen Mills and Matthew Hooton - who has done well in the Beehive and who hasn't really fired?. Also an examination of… Read more Audio
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Book review - Mountains to Sea
10:37 AM.Harry Broad reviews Mountains to Sea, which is edited by Mike Joy and published by Bridget Williams Books. Read more Audio
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Karl Tu'inukuafe: from bouncer to All Black and now twins!
10:10 AM.Karl Tu'inukuafe talks to Kathryn Ryan about his remarkable turn-around from being a security officer warned by the doctor to loose weight, to becoming an All Blacks prop nominated for World Rugby's… Read more Audio, Gallery
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The beginning of the end of Angela Merkel's power
9:48 AM.German correspondent Thomas Sparrow takes a look at Angela Merkel's reign, she has led her party since the year 2000 and the country since 2005. But now there is a new leader of her conservative… Read more Audio
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Goodnature traps business taps into global pest control demand
9:32 AM.Goodnature traps are self-resetting non-toxic devices that target possums, stoats, and rats. The Wellington company says the business is growing so fast it is hiring more staff and will need to move… Read more Audio
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Recognising people in hardship as legitimate customers
9:20 AM.An advocacy group is calling on companies to design products and services to suit the needs of those in financial hardship. The National Building Financial Capability Charitable Trust or FinCap say… Read more Audio
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Transgender healthcare 'inconsistent' - will guidelines help?
9:08 AM.Healthcare professionals have created a new set of guidelines for transgender people in the hope they'll go some way to address what's been called 'gross disparities' in access to treatments around… Read more Audio
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The week that was
11:49 AM.The week that was with Radar and Melanie Bracewell with the lighter side of the headlines. Audio