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Lynda La Plante: Life on page, stage and screen
10:05 AM.Lynda La Plante is regarded as the doyenne of British crime drama. She's turned to telling her own story in a new memoir: Getting Away With Murder. Read more Audio
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UK: Flexible work rights, migration crackdown sought,
9:50 AM.UK correspondent Matthew Parris joins Kathryn to talk about the 800,000 people who have left the labour market since the pandemic, the biggest drop since the 80s. It comes as the government ignores… Read more Audio
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Tramping this spring? Why not clean a hut?
9:40 AM. Federated Mountain Clubs is seeking keen trampers to help look after New Zealand's network of public huts. Read more Audio
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Mentally unwell inmates in solitary confinement unethical
9:25 AM. Forensic psychiatrist Dr Erik Monasterio says the increasing incarceration of people who are mentally unwell is unethical and likely unlawful. Read more Audio
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KiwiBank CEO on becoming a 'maverick disruptor'
9:05 AM.Kiwibank's chief executive Steve Jurkovich says the home-grown bank can provide real competition to the big four. Read more Audio
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Personal finance: Why retirees don't need to worry about interest rates
11:45 AM.Money expert Liz Koh joins Kathryn to look at the way the effect of interest rate changes is often focused on those with mortgages. Read more Audio
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Training puppies and interpreting dog behaviour
11:25 AM.Former animal services officer Betty Hall with great advice on understanding dogs, training puppies and getting canine harmony in the home. Read more Audio
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Music with Yadana Saw
11:05 AM.Music correspondent Yadana Saw joins Nine to Noon to look at how waiata anthems have gone from strength to strength, with a bunch of new releases across the month. Read more Audio
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Around the motu: David Hill in North Canterbury
10:45 AM.DarkSky International has approved international dark sky sanctuary status for the Kaikoura district. Read more Audio
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Book review: Frankie by Graham Norton
10:30 AM.Jane Westaway reviews Frankie by Graham Norton published by Hachette. Read more Audio
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How two regional Kiwi chicks (their words) have gone global
10:05 AM.Lucy Blakiston founded a bite sized news brand and online phenomenon - Shit You Should Care About, or SYSCA. Read more Audio
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Australia: Housing bill battle, MP's Nazi defamation trial, big sculpture bill
9:45 AM.Australia correspondent Annika Smethurst looks at Labor's battle to get its shared equity Help to Buy Bill through the Senate, and more. Read more Audio
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Retired astronaut on the situation for former colleagues
9:30 AM.Astronaut Sunita Williams will celebrate her birthday tomorrow - but in a location she might not have expected just three months ago. Read more Audio
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Carers reflect on six months since shock disability cuts
9:05 AM.It's been six months since shock cuts to what disabled people and their carers could purchase came into effect and those affected say there hasn't been a day of peace since. Read more Audio
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Sports correspondent Glen Larmer
11:45 AM.Glen talks about the lessons Team New Zealand can take out of what's happening out on the water in the Louis Vuitton Cup. Read more Audio
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Kiwi thriller writer Catherine Lea
11:30 AM.First came Tartan Noir, then Outback Noir...now author Catherine Lea is helping to fuel the rise of Northland Noir with her series of crime thrillers set at the top of the country. Read more Audio
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Business commentator Rebecca Stevenson
11:05 AM.The NZ Super Fund has hit an all-time high and was valued at $76.6 billion for the year to June 30, an increase of $11.2 billion on the prior financial year. Read more Audio
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Around the motu: Che Baker in Southland
10:45 AM.Ohai township looks to lose stunning mountain views, and Che outlines the David versus Goliath battle going on deep in rural Southland. Read more Audio
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Book review: Paris In Ruins by Sebastian Smee
10:35 AM.Quentin Johnson reviews Paris In Ruins by Sebastian Smee published by Text Publishing. Read more Audio
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Lloyd Jones on telling parts of his life through poetry
10:05 AM.Lloyd Jones is well known for his numerous novels including Mister Pip which won the Commonwealth Prize for Literature and was shortlisted for the Man Booker. Read more Audio
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USA correspondent Danielle Kurtzleben
9:45 AM.Danielle has the latest on the apparent assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump in Florida. Read more Audio
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Relief teacher rules relaxed: Who's invited to teach the kids?
9:30 AM.The government's plan to boost numbers of relief teachers to ease pressure on schools - has been welcomed by some, but criticised by others. Read more Audio
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Mighty mānuka: New research into honey's gut health benefits
9:30 AM.Mānuka honey's anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties have been studied for nearly three decades - it has some 2000 natural compounds compared with about 100 in your average clover honey. Read more Audio
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Gisborne mayor wants to keep controls on forestry rules
9:05 AM.The mayor of Gisborne wants reassurances her council will not lose its ability to apply strict rules to forestry on vulnerable land. Read more Audio
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Off the beaten track with Kennedy Warne
11:45 AM.Kennedy joins Kathryn to talk about walking the Golden Stairs track at the entrance of the Whangape Harbour on Northland's west coast. Read more Audio