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Europe correspondent Seamus Kearney
9:50 AM.Clashes at the G20 meeting in Hamburg, the huge protest march from Ankara to Istanbul comes to an end and a spat among top EU officials in the European Parliament. Audio
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The race to get hybrid-electric jet planes off the ground
9:30 AM.A team of Wellington scientists is hoping to use their technology to help build the world's first hybrid-electric jet plane. Three researchers from Victoria University's Robinson Research Institute… Read more Audio
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SPCA on doggy daycare
9:08 AM.A new code of welfare governing doggy day cares, boarding kennels and catteries is close to being introduced, but the SPCA says the industry still lacks regulation, auditing and compliance checks… Read more Audio
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Sports commentator Brendan Telfer
11:32 AM.The home-coming of the America's Cup and the final showdown between the All Blacks and the British & Irish Lions, possibly the best two teams on the planet. Audio
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New music with Jeremy Taylor
11:07 AM.Jeremy Taylor savours new releases from locals Grawlixes and Reb Fountain, together with a new set from American singer-songwriter Kevin Morby, and a 30th anniversary re-issue from his favourite band… Read more Audio
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Book review - Dragon Defenders by James Russell
10:39 AM.Rachel Eadie reviews 'Dragon Defenders' by James Russell. Published by Dragon Brothers books. Audio
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Exploring the words of 'Earth's diary'
10:06 AM.Fossils are the words and strata are the pages of our planet's diary, says palaeontologist James Crampton. He's joining local iwi Ngai Tuhoe on a hunt for evidence of dinosaur fossils in Te Urewera. Read more Audio, Gallery
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Asia correspondent Anna Fifield
9:47 AM.Anna reports on the rising tensions over North Korea, and why very little is likely to actually after the latest missile test. Audio
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New Zealander's photo a finalist in top prize
9:34 AM.New Zealander Lance Van Der Vyer's photo of a lion playing with a pangolin is part of this year's Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition, which is currently on in Auckland. Read more Audio, Gallery
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2020: The Climate Turning Point
9:08 AM.Kathryn Ryan talks to Christiana Figueres - the former UN climate chief and a key architect of the 2015 Paris Agreement. Ms Figueres and a team of top climate scientists recently published a report… Read more Audio
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TV Review - Paul Casserly
11:47 AM.Paul Casserly has been watching the new local chat show, Banter, and the gastric bypass comedy documentary, Wilbur: The King in the Ring. Audio
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Parenting an anxious teen
11:26 AM.Now is not an easy time to be a teenager and those who have anxiety need help from their parents to manage it, parenting consultant Nathan Mikaere-Wallis says. Read more Audio
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New technology - Sarah Putt
11:06 AM.Kathryn Ryan speaks with Sarah Putt about the potential of the Internet of Things in New Zealand, encryptions, and a restructure for Microsoft. Audio
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Book review - The Mountain by Luca D' Andrea
10:39 AM.John King reviews 'The Mountain' by Luca D' Andrea. Published by Hachette NZ. Audio
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Leo Houlding: the magic of extreme climbing
10:10 AM.There's something deep and powerful about reckoning with a giant cliff in remote wilderness, says British climber Leo Houlding, who has made a career out of pulling off some of the toughest climbs on… Read more Video, Audio, Gallery
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UK correspondent - Geeri Peev
9:50 AM.UK correspondent Geeri Peev reports on Grenfell tower, three weeks on from one of Britain's worst tragedies in living memory and looks at the extent to which Theresa May's authority is unravelling… Read more Audio
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Voyage to discovery: drilling to diagnose slow slip earthquakes
9:34 AM.GNS and NIWA scientists are preparing to go on two voyages, joining the International Ocean Discovery Programme, onboard research ship Joides Resolution, alongside scientists from 26 countries… Read more Audio
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The danger of 'boys will be boys'
9:21 AM.A visiting global expert on gender based violence, including issues around consent and rape culture, says the problem is more prevalent than statistics show or what 's reported. Professor Robert Blum… Read more Audio
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Ruataniwha dam decision imminent
9:08 AM.The Supreme Court is due to make its ruling on the Ruataniwha dam at 10am this morning. Kathryn Ryan talks to Hawke's Bay councillor Peter Bevan about whether it's the final chapter of the dam's saga… Read more Audio
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Scandalising the Court
11:53 AM.Canterbury law professor Ursula Cheer talks to Kathryn Ryan about proposals to reform the law of contempt and how it will affect the news media. Audio
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Living with IBD
11:28 AM.New Zealand has one of the highest incidences of Inflammatory Bowel Disease in the world. What's it like living with Crohn's & Colitis, and what can be done to improve care? Audio
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Nine rising stars of Matariki
11:07 AM.RNZ Music's top nine up-and-coming Māori musicians - one for each of the stars in the Matariki constellation. Read more Video, Audio
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Book review - The New Zealand Poetry Year Book
10:36 AM.Harry Ricketts reviews 'The New Zealand Poetry Year Book'. Published by Massey University Press. Audio
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The Aboriginal sci-fi packing a political punch
10:06 AM.Cleverman is an indigenous dystopian super-hero drama (not something you hear everyday!) which has been causing a stir since it was first aired in May 2016. Kathryn Ryan talks to Ryan Griffen, the… Read more Video, Audio, Gallery
