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Loneliness and elder abuse
11:30 AM.Social isolation and loneliness make elderly people susceptible to psychological (and sometimes physical) abuse – most often at the hands of family members. Louise Rees and Hanny Naus from Age Concern… Read more Audio
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Business commentator Rod Oram
11:08 AM.Business Commentator, Rod Oram with - the remarkable increase in investment funds using "responsible investing" practices, and Auckland Airport's long-term infrastructure plans, and how it will pay… Read more Audio
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Book review - Release by Patrick Ness
10:30 AM.Catriona Ferguson has been reading Release by Patrick Ness. Audio
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Rescuing timber from the landfill one beam at a time
10:08 AM.Robert Scott is saving waste and surplus wood from the building industry from getting bulldozed into the landfill and restoring it for re-use. Read more Audio
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US correspondent Susan Milligan
9:52 AM.Susan Milligan with the latest US political rumblings. Audio
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CSI Gracefield: using forensics to catch poachers
9:37 AM.Scientists have helped convict seven people and a Bay of Plenty fishing company, for illegally selling nearly 700 kg of paua over a 13 month period. Dr Karyne Rogers, a Senior Scientist with GNS… Read more Audio, Gallery
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What next for the Greens?
9:20 AM.Lynn Freeman speaks with political commentators Matthew Hooton and Mike Williams. Audio
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"This won't destroy the Greens" - Jeanette Fitzsimons
9:08 AM.Is the Green Party in meltdown as it moves to expel two of its 14 MPs at caucus this morning? Kennedy Graham and David Clendon yesterday spoke out against the co-leader Metiria Turei, saying her… Read more Audio
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Satellite cities & motorways – do they fit in the modern world?
11:47 AM.Bill McKay discusses the old ideas of satellite cities and motorways and where they fit in the modern world. Audio
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Ray Letoa: Samoan cuisine with a modern twist
11:35 AM.Ray Letoa is one of New Zealand's top bartenders, working at CoCo at the Roxy in Wellington. As part of this year's Visa Wellington On a Plate event, Ray is championing Samoan cuisine through… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Political commentators Stephen Mills & Matthew Hooton
11:05 AM.Stephen and Mike dissect a tumultuous week in politics: the rise of Jacinda Ardern, and Metiria Turei's gamble. Audio
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Book review - Darien: Empire of Salt by C.F. Iggluden
10:37 AM.Harry Broad reviews 'Darien: Empire of Salt' by C.F. Iggluden - published by Penguin Random House. Audio
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Andrew Cameron: taking nursing to the extreme
10:07 AM.NZ-born humanitarian aid nurse and midwife Andrew Cameron has worked in some of the world's most dangerous locations, but spends most of his time serving the remote Queensland community of Birdsville.
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Europe correspondent Seamus Kearney
9:49 AM.Seamus Kearney discusses the European contaminated eggs scandal; heatwave and anti-tourist protests cause airport delays with the new EU regulations; and two Chinese tourists are arrested for making a… Read more Audio
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AA calls for massive upgrade to NZ’s most dangerous roads
9:37 AM.The Automobile Association is calling for a massive investment to improve the safety of our roads ahead of the election next month. The AA has found about 40 percent of our state highways score only 2… Read more Audio
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Walsh takes shot put gold at world champs
9:27 AM.Tom Walsh's coach Dale Stephenson celebrates a Gold Medal win at the World Athletics Championships. Audio
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PSA class action heads to Wellington High Court
9:08 AM.A group made up of more than 200 Kiwifruit growers, suing the government for negligence over the way it handled the PSA outbreak, head to court today, in a multi-million dollar class action. The group… Read more Audio
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Sports commentator Brendan Telfer
11:31 AM.This week marks the end of the Super Rugby tournament with the Lions and Crusaders facing off in the final in Johannesburg; and this weekend the sporting world will witness one of the greatest… Read more Audio
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Brian Eno: bringing the fringe to the mainstream
11:06 AM.Celebrating the re-release of the first four solo albums from former Roxy Music keyboardist Brian Eno, Jeremy Taylor casts an eye over the man, his music and its influence. Read more Audio
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Book review - The One Device: The Secret History of the iPhone
10:37 AM.Jonathan Mosen reviews The One Device: The Secret History of the iPhone. Audio
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Adrian Fisher: Magical mazes
10:06 AM.Kathryn Ryan meets world leading maze designer, Adrian Fisher, who has designed more than 700 mazes in 35 countries over the past 40 years - including hedge mazes, panel mazes, paving mazes, mirror… Read more Audio
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Asia correspondent Anna Fifield
9:50 AM.Anna Fifield reports from Bangkok where there's high political drama this week as Yingluck Shinawatra, Thailand's prime minister who was ousted in a May 2014 coup and banned from politics for five… Read more Audio
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DNA deciphering: families, surprises and skeletons
9:32 AM.Genealogy is now the second most popular hobby in the United States (after gardening), according to Time magazine. NZ genealogist Michelle Patient is an expert in using DNA tests to help people find… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Jacinda Ardern rules out Peters for PM
9:08 AM.Kathryn Ryan talks with the new leader of the Labour Party, Jacinda Ardern. She's been taking stock of the campaign strategy and definitively rules out Winston Peters as PM in any Labour led… Read more Audio
