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What makes a flourishing life?
11:38 AM.A question everyone must ask themselves at some point: what does a life well lived look like? Tyler J. VanderWeele is co-director of the five-year Global Flourishing Study. Read more Audio
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Witi Ihimaera - reclaiming his reo at 80
11:05 AM.Legendary author Witi Ihimaera is the man behind Whale Rider and Pounamu Pounamu. Already a celebrated master of the pen, at the age of 80 he felt a yearning to master something new and learn te reo… Read more Audio
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Do we need more fat in our diets?
10:40 AM.On discovering indigenous groups world-wide have traditionally derived 30-80 percent of their calories from saturated fat, Kay Baxter found it impossible not to question her existing assumptions. Read more Audio
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Kate Summerscale The Peepshow
10:06 AM.The real-life stranger-than-fiction story of serial killer Reg Christie rocked London in the 1950s. Read more Audio
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Issa Amro: Youth Against Settlements
9:35 AM.Issa Amro is nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize this year for his decades of work advocating for peaceful resistance against settlements, which are illegal under international law, advocacy which has… Read more Audio
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Ian Urbina: The Outlaw Ocean
9:06 AM.Pulitzer-prize winning investigative journalist and author of New York Times bestseller The Outlaw Ocean, Ian Urbina is director of non-profit The Outlaw Ocean Project based in Washington D.C… Read more Audio
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GDP predictions with Liam Dann
8:45 AM.Next week the GDP figures will be released, providing a snapshot of the performance of the economy, so what are experts predicting? Read more Audio
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The great shower debate
8:32 AM.Most people fit into one of two categories when it comes to the great debate of the best time to shower. But science is adding fuel to the debate. Read more Audio
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Errol Morris: Separated
8:11 AM.Oscar-winning filmmaker Errol Morris's 2024 documentary Separated explores the US government's family separation policy at the southern border during the first Trump administration, when an estimated… Read more Video, Audio
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Pet portraits for a good cause
7:50 AM.Award-winning artist Julia Holden has invited pets and pet lovers to her exhibition, Best in Show 2025, showing in Auckland. Read more Audio, Gallery
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Educating the Asian community on mental health
7:44 AM.A charitable trust is partnering with schools to support neurodiverse students in our country's growing Asian population. Read more Audio
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LA protests after immigration crackdown
7:38 AM.Protests over President Donald Trump's immigration raids have spread from California to other US cities, with hundreds of nationwide demonstrations planned for Saturday. Read more Audio
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Gumboots and announcements at Fieldays
7:30 AM.From gumboots to tractors to camo, Fieldays has had it all - including multiple government announcements and political parties of all stripes. Read more Audio
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Israeli ministers banned
7:21 AM.Earlier in the week New Zealand joined several countries including the UK in imposing a travel ban on two Israeli politicians. Read more Audio
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Israel and Iran strikes
7:10 AM.Iran has accused Israel of initiating a war and said it will not be allowed to do "hit and run" attacks without grave consequences. This comes after blasts and smoke can be seen rising from Tel Aviv… Read more Audio
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Ben Bayly: What is New Zealand food?
11:45 AM.Chef, TV presenter and proud champion of Kiwi kai, Ben Bayly is back on our screens tonight with the fourth season of A New Zealand Food Story. The series has taken him all around the motu on a… Read more Audio
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Reading for pleasure with Kate de Goldi
11:30 AM.Kate de Goldi is a novelist, children's writer, Arts Foundation Laureate, and the brand-new Te Awhi Rito Reading Ambassador. Read more Audio
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Michelle Duff: Surplus Women
11:06 AM.Weaving comedy and truth through her new collection of short stories, award-winning writer and journalist Michelle Duff's new novel Surplus Women explores power and patriarchy through women set in… Read more Audio
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Rob Sarkies: Pike River
10:30 AM.Director Rob Sarkies' new film Pike River tells the story of the fight for justice after one of the worst mining disasters in New Zealand's history. Read more Audio
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Bret McKenzie: Minecraft and music
10:10 AM.Award-winning musician and comedian Bret McKenzie gives us a sneak peek of a new album 'Freak Out City'. Read more Audio
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Astrophysicist Dr Michelle Thaller
9:35 AM.Matariki is just around the corner, and flying in for the event is renowned NASA science communicator Dr Michelle Thaller. Read more Audio
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John Boyne: overcoming trauma to be a better parent
9:06 AM.Multi award-winning Irish author John Boyne is famed for the global phenomenon The Boy in The Striped Pyjamas, which sold more than 11 million copies. His latest is an interlinked quartet of novellas… Read more Audio
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Auckland's Cabaret Festival: Songs from the Factory
8:50 AM.Auckland's Cabaret Festival is on at The Civic until next Friday. The final show will be Songs from the Factory directed by Anapela Polata'ivao. Read more Audio
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Trump vs Musk - what's going on?
8:35 AM.An extraordinary public feud has erupted between President Donald Trump and his former ally Elon Musk. Simon Marks is our correspondent in Washington DC and speaks with Mihi. Read more Audio
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Unmanned military tech: Julia Macdonald
8:11 AM.Mines, guided missiles, satellites and more recently drones, are just some of the military tech that have been developed over the last few hundred years. A new book The Hand Behind Unmanned explores… Read more Audio