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Kiwifruit, class actions and construction
11:11 AM.Business Commentator, Nikki Mandow dissects MPI's handling of the Kiwifruit PSA crisis, and what the negligence means for taking class actions and potential compensation for growers. Also the… Read more Audio
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Book review - Meariki: The Quest for Truth
11:06 AM.Niki Ward reviews Meariki: The Quest for Truth by Helen Pearse-Otene, illustrated by Andrew Burdan, published by Huia. Audio
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'Exploration, I think, is an elemental part of human nature'
10:07 AM.Conrad Anker has been described as America's best all-round alpinist. He's a rock climber, ice climber and big peak mountain climber, having summited Everest numerous times - without oxygen, and a… Read more Video, Audio
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US Supreme Court judge retires
9:49 AM.From the US, correspondent Gabrielle Levy talks to Kathryn about a Supreme Court judge vacancy and widespread protests about the immigration crisis. Audio
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Spotting kauri dieback from the sky
9:29 AM.Plant pathologists here have been trying to get an eye-in-the-sky project off the ground that would use airborne cameras and thermal imaging detectors to map at risk trees, long before symptoms are… Read more Audio
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Dramatic Thai cave rescue: 'Many big challenges remain'
9:09 AM.All 12 members of the Thai youth football team and their coach who went missing in a cave network in the north of the country have been found alive, nine days after they disappeared. Recent footage… Read more Video, Audio
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2018 Garden Bird Survey & plastic pollution
11:47 AM.Kennedy Warne talks to Kathryn Ryan about the results, trends and the significance of the 2018 Garden Bird Survey Also, the threat plastic pollution is posing to albatrosses. Seattle-based… Read more Audio
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Lashings: from top notch to top nosh brownies
11:33 AM.Jackie Lee Morrison trained as a pastry chef at five-star London hotel Claridges, before working at near-by celebrity hotspot Chiltern Firehouse and Micheline star French eatery Galvin La Chapelle… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Political commentators
11:07 AM.On the agenda is the new Families Package, business confidence, David Parker's political handing of Te Arai property development and Wellywood. Matthew Hooton is the managing director of the PR and… Read more Audio
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Book review - How We Desire by Carolin Emcke
10:37 AM.Reviewed by Holly Walker, published by Text Publishing. Audio
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Fiona Kidman: teddy boys, the Jukebox Murder & executions
10:07 AM.In setting out to write her latest novel, Fiona Kidman tells Kathryn Ryan she intended to write about the fragility of young lives: how they can change suddenly and completely. This developed into… Read more Audio
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Moscow buoyant with Football World Cup
9:45 AM.Our correspondent in Russia, Matthew Bodner on the smooth running of the Football World Cup, and a jubilant Moscow following Russia's overnight victory against Spain on penalties. Also the upcoming… Read more Audio
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PM's new science advisor
9:25 AM.Auckland university Professor of biochemistry, Juliet Gerrard is the new Prime Minister's Science Advisor. She starts in the role today, taking over from Sir Peter Gluckman. She talks to Kathryn about… Read more Audio
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NZ ‘not geared for affordable housing’
9:08 AM.Smaller housing developers are being locked out by bureaucracy costs, and experts say the government must connect people with expertise so affordable housing, particularly for Māori, can be built. Read more Audio
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The week that was with Te Radar and Melanie Bracewell
11:50 AM.Te Radar and Melanie ponder why more of your clothes are being ruined by moths, a US flamingo's great escape and why a mural in Los Angeles for social media 'influencers' is sparking outrage. Audio
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Shock at the Football World cup and extraordinary fanaticism
11:32 AM.Sports commentator Brendan Telfer with a comprehensive look at the Football World Cup, including the elimination of Germany and the lengths some extreme fans will go to to celebrate their teams… Read more Audio
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Love and lust in the music of Boycrush and Princess Chelsea
11:06 AM.Music reviewer Grant Smithies looks at the primary themes of requited and unrequited love, which run through the music of Auckland-based artists Boycrush and Princess Chelsea. We also hear new music… Read more Audio
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Book review - Happiness by Aminatta Forna
10:41 AM.Carole Beu from the Women's bookshop reviews Happiness by Aminatta Forna, published by Bloomsbury. Audio
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London's Shard engineer Roma Agrawal
10:07 AM.Roma Agrawal loves all things to do with buildings; how they're designed, constructed, used and she wants to share her passion. She is a 34 year old structural engineer with credits including The… Read more Audio
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Blackbirding in the Pacific, and moves to ban plastic
9:50 AM.RNZ Pacific correspondent Sara Vui-Talitu looks into the history of blackbirding (the Pacific slave trade), and Samoa's moves to ban plastic next year. Audio
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Fruit trees restoring a forgotten way of life in Northland
9:42 AM.Hundreds of citrus, feijoa, plum and apple trees are being planted in remote parts of Northland as part of a rural regeneration plan to help Ngāpuhi whānau return to a culture of living off the land.
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Cycling the Tour de France for mental health awareness
9:26 AM.Victoria University lecturer John Randal is part of Team NZ - a group of Kiwi cyclists taking on the full Tour de France circuit to raise awareness and money for the Mental Health Foundation. He tells… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Christchurch’s outdoor smokefree stoush
9:08 AM.Christchurch City Councillor Jamie Gough says new Council rules banning smoking in outdoor dining areas it owns are draconian and over-the-top. Yesterday, councilors voted to extend the council's… Read more Audio
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Compelling TV: Grenfell and Nanette
11:49 AM.Lara Strongman reviews Grenfell, the profoundly moving feature-length documentary about the fire that engulfed a London tower block, which screened on TV1 last Sunday at 8:30pm. She has also been… Read more Audio
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Parentification: how close is too close?
11:23 AM.Children who sacrifice their own emotional needs to support a parent can end up struggling with identity and intimacy as adults, says psychologist Sarb Johal. Read more Audio