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Kate Williams: From law firm to flower field
11:40 AM.Kate Williams did a 180 on her career and she couldn't be happier. She runs her Canterbury flower farm alongside her husband, as a place for the community to come together. Her new book Floral… Read more Audio
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Restoring NZ's link to the Titanic
11:25 AM.A grave in a Christchurch cemetery serves as a reminder to a love lost in one of the world's most famous maritime disasters - the sinking of the Titanic. Read more Audio
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A taniwha tale with children's author Gavin Bishop
11:05 AM.Award-winning children's book writer and illustrator, Gavin Bishop has over 70 books to show for the last five decades of his life. His latest work is all about the mythical monsters of Aotearoa… Read more Audio
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Jordi Webber: From Rotorua to Ancient Rome
10:45 AM.Kiwi actor and musician Jordi Webber has just joined the cast of the New Zealand-filmed series Spartacus: House of Ashur. Read more Audio
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Easy Christmas prep with chef Del Holland
10:30 AM.Our food regular Del Holland is back this week to get us cracking on Christmas prep. Read more Audio
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Hira Nathan: Living a more intentional life
10:05 AM.An electrician by day, best-selling writer Hira Nathan's latest book is a bilingual journal about using matauranga Māori every day to set up healthier habits. Read more Audio
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Andrew Williams: Composing in Te Reo
9:45 AM.A Welsh man has won the waiata category in the Compose Aotearoa! national choral composition competition - for works with substantial Te Reo Maori content. Read more Audio
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Gina Rippon: The Lost Girls of Autism
9:05 AM.Renowned British brain scientist Gina Rippon delves into emerging science in The Lost Girls of Autism. Read more Audio
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Baby poo and long-term health
8:40 AM.No one looks forward to a dirty nappy, but poo samples collected by parents for the UK's Baby Biome Study are proving to be a valuable source of information on our immune systems. Read more Audio
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Stranger Things Kiwi star Nell Fisher
8:10 AM.The final season of Stranger Things features 14 year old London-based Kiwi actor Nell Fisher. Read more Audio
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Star Trek Lego
7:55 AM.Lego's USS Enterprise is now out, and Pete Robson from the Wellington Lego User Group is desperate to get his hands on one! Read more Audio
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Taniwha's Den
7:45 AM.A first-of-its-kind indigenous economic summit aimed at bringing together business and investment leaders is taking place today. Read more Audio
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Feral cats - how many are there?
7:35 AM.Feral cats are now being added to the predator free 2050 list, and one scientist at the Bioeconomy Science Institute is determined to figure out how many of them are out there. Read more Audio
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Ukraine latest
7:20 AM.Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky's chief of staff has resigned following an anti corruption raid on his home. Read more Audio
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The most significant changes to regional councils in decades
7:10 AM.Delving into the most significant changes to regional councils in decades. Read more Audio
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Kate de Goldi - Reading for Pleasure
11:45 AM.Kate de Goldi is a novelist and the Te Awhi Rito Reading Ambassador. This week she's talking Irish literature with Guyon Espiner. Read more Audio
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NZ photography: earliest to AI - Athol McCredie
11:15 AM.New Zealand Photography Collected: 175 Years of Photography in Aotearoa spans nearly two centuries in more than 400 pages, exploring our identity as a nation. Read more Audio
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Protesting fishermen take to Auckland streets
11:05 AM.Recreational fishermen from around the country are converging on Auckland this morning in protest of The Hauraki Gulf Marine Protection Act. Read more Audio
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Navigating career change with Dr Galia BarHava
10:35 AM.With the eminent close of one year and start of another, it's a time when many of us start to take stock of where we are in life and where we want to go next. Read more Audio
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Calling all cheese lovers
10:06 AM.Patrick McGuigan and Carlos Yescas are two cheese connoisseurs, who together set out in search of the world's best 100 cheeses. Read more Audio
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The thinking behind the world's greatest thinkers
9:35 AM.Hugh Mackay explores twenty-five profound quotes from some of the world's greatest thinkers, from Confucius and Plato to Susan Sontag and Gloria Steinem. Read more Audio
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Distinguished Professor Cliff Abraham: How memories are made
9:06 AM.How good is your memory? Are you more 'memory like a sieve'? Photographic or somewhere in the middle? And have you ever wondered why that is? Read more Audio
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Dr Jonathan Mathias Lassiter: Mental health in marginalised communities
8:35 AM.Dr Lassiter works primarily with marginalised communities at a time when the US no longer feels like a safe or welcoming place for many. Read more Audio
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From Baldrick to Alfred the Great - Sir Tony Robinson: having fun with history
8:10 AM.Sir Tony Robinson is perhaps best known for playing dogsbody Baldrick in British sitcom Blackadder. But that's just one highlight of his 50-year acting career. Read more Audio