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Political commentators
11:07 AM.Matthew Hooton is the managing director of the PR and lobbying firm, Exceltium. Stephen Mills is the executive director of UMR Research and former political adviser to two Labour governments. Audio
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Book review: Misogynation by Laura Bates
10:39 AM.Reviewed by Sonja DeFriez, published by Simon & Schuster. Audio
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Deep Groove: Bassist Christian McBride
10:11 AM.Six-time Grammy-winning jazz bassist Christian McBride is a virtuoso soloist, organizer of many different ensembles, and the artistic director at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center's jazz program… Read more Audio
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Europe correspondent Seamus Kearney
9:50 AM.European leaders scurry to regroup after Trump's withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal and decide Europe's action plan in what's described by some as a huge rupture in trans-Atlantic relations. In… Read more Audio
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Uber Drivers take a day off to highlight low pay
9:31 AM.Industrial action wad being taken by some Uber drivers today over low pay and conditions. Kathryn Ryan talks to Sher Abid from the Rideshare Drivers Network - which is a group representing drivers… Read more Audio
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Kiwi mum's fight to end restraints in Japan's psychiatric hospitals
9:09 AM.A New Zealand mother whose son died after being restrained in a Japanese psychiatric hospital is to present a petition to the Japanese government to stop using the restraints. Read more Audio
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The week that was with James Nokise and Irene Pink
11:49 AM.A look at the lighter stories of the week including the Auckland snapper that appear to be surviving in the wild without tails. Audio
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Football ferns pay parity & more anti-gay tweets from Falau
11:31 AM.Football Ferns earn parity (of sorts) with their male counterparts the All White, Israel Falau, perhaps taking his cue form Donald Trump, continues to rapid- fire anti-gay tweets, much to the… Read more Audio
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New music review including Delaney Davidson & Courtney Barnett
11:06 AM.Exploring the broad spectrum of the singer songwriter and some wildly differing sonic palettes, Jeremy Taylor checks in on new releases from Delaney Davidson, Janelle Monae, Jonathan Wilson and… Read more Audio
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Book review Asymmetry by Lisa Halliday
10:41 AM.Melanie O'Loughlin from Unity Books reviews Asymmetry by Lisa Halliday published by Granta. Audio
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Top New Zealand entrepreneur on building successful businesses
10:07 AM.Linda Jenkinson is one of New Zealand's most successful businesswomen. She's been described as a serial entrepreneur, having founded numerous businesses, and was the first New Zealand woman to list a… Read more Audio
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North Korea-US summit & the diplomatic lead up
9:50 AM.Anna Fifield discusses what the frenzy of diplomacy in north-east Asia tells us about the prospect for a deal on North Korea's nuclear programme. Also what Malaysia's elections mean for the corruption… Read more Audio
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Eurovision 2018: Politics, pop, peace and priceless outfits
9:38 AM.Politics, pop and priceless outfits will be on show at this year's Eurovision Song Contest in Lisbon on Saturday. Read more Video, Audio, Gallery
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Lower alcohol wine - home grown in New Zealand
9:24 AM.New Zealand is leading the world in producing lighter wines naturally with the added benefit that they could help to ameliorate the effects of global warming. The innovation is part of the the NZ… Read more Audio
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Government moves on Ponzi schemes "moral victory'
9:08 AM.Victims of New Zealand's largest Ponzi scheme say the Government's moves to change insolvency laws to make redress simpler is a moral victory. The Consumer Affairs Minister, Kris Faafoi has put out a… Read more Audio
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Artefact, Trust & This is America - what to watch
11:47 AM.Freelance publicist and viewing consumer Tamar Munch discusses Artefact on Maori TV, Trust on Soho and a music video by Childish Gambino (aka Donald Glover), This Is America. Audio
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How to play to your child’s strengths
11:28 AM.How to focus on your child's strengths rather than trying to fix their weaknesses. This approach is championed by Australian psychologist Professor Lea Waters who joins Kathryn to talk about why… Read more Audio
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New technology - Paul Matthews
11:07 AM.Paul Matthews, chief executive of IT Professionals New Zealand, looks at how data privacy laws are being shaken up in the EU later this month, whether we are we could be heading to the next World… Read more Audio
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Book review: Staying: A Memoir
10:39 AM.Jane Westaway reviews Staying: A Memoir by Jessie Cole, published by Text Publishing. Audio
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Feather theft, rare birds & salmon fly-tying
10:07 AM.American journalist and author Kirk Johnson's latest book tells the story of the bizarre and audacious heist of rare bird specimens from the British Natural History Museum in 2009 by a young musician… Read more Audio
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UK correspondent - Matt Dathan
9:50 AM.Uk correspondent Matt Dathan discusses the latest in Brexit negotiations, the parliamentary battle between the House of Commons and the House of Lords; bullying allegations against the House of… Read more Audio
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New Zealand woman becomes first-ever Royal Society fellow
9:37 AM.Professor Margaret Brimble joins the likes of Sir Ernest Rutherford and Sir Paul Callaghan and 40 other New Zealanders, up to now all men, in becoming a fellow of the Royal Society in London. It's in… Read more Audio
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Has Fonterra delivered for farmers?
9:26 AM.A big shake up of the diary industry is on the cards - with the government signalling Fonterra may not, in future, be required to collect milk from all farmers who choose to sell it. The Agriculture… Read more Audio
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Calls to rethink Akld's economy
9:09 AM.Auckland could be billions of dollars better off with much lower carbon emissions if it shifted to a more sustainable economic model. The Sustainable Business Network has analysed what would happen if… Read more Audio
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Arts commentator Courtney Johnston
11:51 AM.An American art museum plans to sell off work by white male artists to address historical imbalances in their collection, and a whip round exhibitions opening and closing around New Zealand. Audio