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NZ's first plastic bottle recycling plant
9:22 AM.For the first time in New Zealand, a Wellington factory is recycling plastic drink bottles into food trays. Until now, an estimated 200 million bottles made with polyethylene terephthalate (PET) were… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Catalan halts independence to pursue talks
9:10 AM.The leader of the northern Spanish region of Catalonia has made a major speech, telling the region's parliament that it had won the right to be an independent country, but pulling back from declaring… Read more Audio
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Media commentator Gavin Ellis
11:43 AM.Renewed media speculation prompted by the final election vote tally, the latest radio audience surveys and analysis of President Trumps' first 100 days from the Pew Research Centre. Gavin Ellis is a… Read more Audio
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The changing face of New Zealand
11:28 AM.Demographer, Professor Paul Spoonley talks about the changing face of New Zealand as Stats NZ's latest data shows how ethnic diversity will change the country in the next decade. Audio
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Business commentator - Rod Oram
11:06 AM.New Zealand's standing in the latest Global Competitiveness Rankings. Audio
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Book review - "Sodden Downstream"
10:38 AM.Hannah August reviews "Sodden Downstream" by Brannavan Gnanalingam. Published by Lawrence and Gibson. Audio
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Little Soldiers: Exploring China's polarising education system
10:10 AM.Lenora Chu was an American journalist working in Shanghai when she decided to enroll her three-year-old son in China's state-run public schools. What she discovered was a military-like education… Read more Audio
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US correspondent Susan Milligan
9:50 AM.Film mogul Harvey Weinstein is fired by his own company, President Trump and the strained relationships with his Secretary of State, Rex Tillerson and Republican senator Bob Coker, and he goes out on… Read more Audio
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150 years of the brown trout
9:44 AM.The brown trout was introduced to New Zealand 150 years ago today, but the freshwater 'sports fish' almost didn't make it here. Read more Video, Audio
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Team NZ designer: How we won the Cup
9:34 AM.From the finely tuned dagger boards to the complex foiling systems Team New Zealand's design boss Dan Bernasconi reveals how they won the America's Cup and how the future is monohull. Read more Audio
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Pro-gun Republican taken down by NRA
9:09 AM.Debra Maggart was a proud gun owner and NRA life member whose family's business sold firearms. However her political career in the conservative state of Tennessee was destroyed by the gun lobby group… Read more Audio
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Off the beaten track with Kennedy Warne
11:48 AM.Today is Columbus Day in the Americas, or Leif Erikson Day, if you prefer, or Indigenous Peoples Day or Native American Day - the variety of names indicative of the vexations inherent in commemorating… Read more Audio
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Finding French finesse in the Capital
11:33 AM.French chef Laurent Loudeac talks to Kathryn Ryan about celebrating 10 years at Wellington's Hippopotamus restaurant. He shares his recipe for 'Salmon Sashimi My Way' his signature dish. Read more Audio
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Political commentators Matthew Hooton and Mike Williams
11:06 AM.How have the special vote results changed the dynamics of this year's election as the second round of coalition talks begin between New Zealand First and the National, Labour parties. And is the MMP… Read more Audio
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Book review - "Munich" by Robert Harris
10:38 AM.Munich by Robert Harris, reviewed by Ralph McAllister. Audio
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Ethiopian New Zealander with a vision for a bright future
10:07 AM.Chief executive of the Edmund Hillary Fellowship, Yoseph Ayele is all about encouraging entrepreneurs and investors from New Zealand and overseas to work together and solve complex global problems… Read more Audio
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German correspondent Thomas Sparrow
9:51 AM.Germany's post election coalition talks and what the country's election results say about the state of German politics. Audio
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New water quality tool
9:41 AM.Geography programme director at Victoria University of Wellington, Bethanna Jackson, tells Kathryn Ryan about her Land Utilisation and Capability Indicator tool (LUCI) which is designed to manage… Read more Audio
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Tenants struggle to determine quake resilience
9:19 AM.The capital has a tight rental accommodation market, and the peak demand season is just a few weeks from beginning. One prospective Wellington flat hunter, who'd experienced the Christchurch… Read more Audio
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Ocean acidification threatening marine species
9:09 AM.New Zealand scientists say climate change is slowly beginning to threaten sea life, in a new review on how marine species will fare in a warmer world. Measured by a reduction in sea water pH, ocean… Read more Audio
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The Week that Was with Te Radar and Irene Pink
11:49 AM.A lighter look at the stories of the week including the 7-day gummy bear cleanse (yes it is real) ; and the coughing fit, the prankster and the falling back-drop, why British Prime Minister Theresa… Read more Audio
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Sports commentator - Brendan Telfer
11:37 AM.An embarrassing number of defections of top rugby league players from the Kiwi Rugby League World Cup squad, the first of a four-match netball test series between New Zealand and Australia and what… Read more Audio
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Penguins Ate My Chips: a brash, lurching, and agreeably ramshackle record
11:10 AM.Wellington band MarineVille's fourth album is such a ripper, a record company in Austria has just released it on vinyl. Grant Smithies gives his verdict. Read more Video, Audio
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Book review - Elmet by Fiona Mozley,
10:38 AM.Unity Books Review: Elmet by Fiona Mozley, reviewed by Kiran Dass. Published by John Murray Originals Audio
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Graeme Simsion & Anne Buist: Two Steps Forward
10:06 AM.Australian husband and wife writers Graeme Simsion and Anne Buist have teamed up to write a book together after very successful individual careers. Graeme is the author of the runaway hit The Rosie… Read more Audio