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Book review - The Odyssey by Homer
10:39 AM.Hannah August reviews Emily Wilson's translation of The Odyssey by Homer, published by W. W. Norton & Company. Audio
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Kiwi break-up tale a US hit
10:13 AM.New Zealand comedy is now making a mark in America, according to Jackie Van Beek and Madeleine Sami. Read more Audio, Gallery
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Australia correspondent Bernard Keane
9:53 AM.Will crossbench senators give multinational companies a tax cut? Department store Myer has been accused of racial profiling; and Victorian crossbench MP Rachel Carling-Jenkins has spoken of her… Read more Audio
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Gender Champions for Change
9:23 AM.Elizabeth Broderick is the founder of the Male Champions for Change programme in Australia, which brings together male leaders to tackle workplace gender inequality. She set the programme up while she… Read more Audio
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Ball-tampering cricketers sent home
9:09 AM.Disgraced Australian cricketers Steve Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft will soon return home from South Africa in the wake of the ball-tampering bombshell that has shaken the sport. The coach… Read more Audio
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Media commentator Gavin Ellis
11:47 AM.Gavin responds to the sudden resignation of RNZ senior manager Carol Hirschfeld; Stuff's latest diversification scheme - Stuffpix - which takes it into the already crowded market for streamed video… Read more Audio
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Carol Hirschfeld resigns over meeting with Minister
11:37 AM.RNZ Senior Manager, Carol Hirschfeld, has resigned over a meeting she had with the Broadcasting Minister Clare Curran last December.
The meeting has already attracted political criticism from… Read more Audio
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Chris Maclean: A way with words
11:20 AM.Historian, writer, photographer and publisher Chris Maclean, looks back at more than 40 years in the book business. He has books in his bones - his great-grandfather was George Whitcombe, the founder… Read more Audio
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Business commentator Rod Oram
11:08 AM.Rod Oram has been gauging the mood of shareholders at Fonterra's roadshow events this week; how do they think the coop and its board are performing? Audio
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Book review - Dictatorland: The Men Who Stole Africa
10:38 AM.Phil Vine reviews Dictatorland: The Men Who Stole Africa by Paul Kenyon, published by HarperCollins. Audio
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Tom Peters - thriving in the tech tide
10:08 AM.Tom Peters has variously been described as an influential business thinker, leadership guru and 'The Red Bull of Management'. He's the author of more than 30 management books, a former partner with… Read more Audio
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USA correspondent Susan Milligan
9:50 AM.Our US correspondent, Susan Milligan, joins Kathryn to talk about the March for Our Lives, more upheavals at the White House and what Stormy Daniels said. Audio
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School uniforms, safety keeps kids off bikes
9:32 AM.Teaching kids to cycle won’t mean more will bike to school, unless road safety and school uniform rules are also addressed, a study suggests. Read more Audio
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Cattle and oysters: a catalogue of issues: Damien O'Connor
9:09 AM.Minister for Agriculture and Biosecurity Damien O'Connor speaks with Kathryn Ryan about the cattle cull on 28 affected farms, will take place by end of May. The Minister has acknowledged the failures… Read more Audio
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Of mice and mushrooms (& whistling grasses & white rhinos)
11:48 AM.Outdoorsman Kennedy Warne discusses the passing on the autumn equinox including the fruiting of fungi, and the flowering of the climbing rata. Also the Antipodes Islands is now mice free and Kennedy… Read more Audio
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One Mile Bakery: small, local & fresh
11:33 AM.One Mile Bakery is an unusual business; delivering home-made bread, soups and jams, by bicycle or on foot, to anyone within a mile of Elisabeth Mahoney's kitchen in Cardiff, Wales. She's now training… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Political commentators Stephen Mills & Matthew Hooton
11:06 AM.Jonathan Coleman sparks a by-election in Northcote after announcing he's leaving politics; Shane Jones reins back his initial statements calling for heads to roll over Air New Zealand dropping… Read more Audio
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Book review - Brave by Rose McGowan
10:39 AM.Holly Walker reviews Brave by Rose McGowan, published by HarperCollins. Audio
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Chris Tse: he's so MASC
10:06 AM.After reckoning with the dead in the award-winning How to be Dead in a Year of Snakes, Chris Tse has turned to issues of identity and how to live today in his powerful second collection. he's so MASC… Read more Audio
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Germany correspondent Thomas Sparrow
9:49 AM.The new German government lays out its policy priorities for the next four years; Donald Trump´s decision to impose global tariffs on steel and aluminum has become the new problem between European… Read more Audio
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Gene therapy to boost fetal growth
9:37 AM.British fetal medicine specialist Anna David from University College London talks about her work using gene therapy in pregnancy to treat unborn babies who fail to grow adequately. She's also involved… Read more Audio
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Can Auckland's infrastructure ever catch up?
9:09 AM.Civil contractors say Auckland's infrastructure planning is woeful and chaos in the city will continue for years. Read more Audio
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Hiphop & Samoan oratory: brothers from another mother
3:00 PM.Today's hip-hop 'battles' have interesting similarities with the art of traditional Samoan oratory (lauga), says music producer Anonymouz. He brings the two art forms into conversation in the upcoming… Read more Video, Audio
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The week that was with Te Radar and Gemma Gracewood
11:47 AM.A look at the lighter side of the week... A third of vegetarians eat meat when they're drunk; a man sold $50 bags of cannabis on Facebook 'didn't really think' police would be watching; and a… Read more Audio