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Hone Kouka - The Beautiful Ones
11:28 AM.Playwright Hone Kouka speaks with Wallace about his latest work, The Beautiful Ones, a multi-media tale of two young lovers set in an urban environment but with a distinct Pacific flavour. Read more Audio
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Katy Glenn Bass - The effect of mass surveillance on writers
11:05 AM.Katy Glenn Bass joins Wallace to talk about the results of a global survey of 800 writers to find out what effect mass surveillance has had on their work, their personal writings, social media… Read more Audio
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Actor David Johns on 'I, Daniel Blake'
10:40 AM.Actor David Johns, previously best known for his comic work, talks to Wallace about his 'role of a lifetime' – Daniel Blake in Ken Loach's acclaimed new film, I, Daniel Blake. Read more Video, Audio, Gallery
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Death, religion and anxiety
10:06 AM.Many of us have experienced the fear of death - but does religious belief mitigate that anxiety? It's a big question that two academics, Professor Jamin Halberstadt and Dr Jonathan Jong, have tried to… Read more Audio
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The New Torchlight List: Best Books & Authors
9:40 AM.It's Jim's final countdown and he rates the authors from the very best, through to those he wants to read more of, promising authors, those not quite good enough, the unpromising - and the just plain… Read more Audio
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Mediawatch for 6 November 2016
9:06 AM.Twice in the past two years a convicted killer has won the right to meet a journalist in jail to re-state his claims of innocence. Is it a good idea? Also: a controversial Paul Henry interview makes… Read more Audio
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Dave Hansford - 1080 A poisonous debate
8:40 AM.Dave Hansford is the author of Protecting Paradise: 1080 and the fight to save New Zealand's wildlife. Hansford argues the science is clear: 1080 is a vital tool in the battle to save our forests and… Read more Audio
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Homes Under Threat from Climate Change
8:12 AM.Robin Martin asks what response is being planned for the effects of climate change on homes and who is likely to foot any bills? Read more Audio
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Maxine Molyneux - Femicide in South America
7:47 AM.Women throughout Latin America have been protesting a lack of laws protecting them from gender based violence. The issue has been reignited off the back of an horrific rape which caused the death of a… Read more Audio
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The Week In Parliament for 6 November 2016
7:32 AM.Snap debate on the Auditor-General's report on her inquiry of the Saudi Arabia Food Security Partnership. The report clears Foreign Minister, Murray McCully, of corruption while being critical of a… Read more Audio
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Simon Marks - US Political Correspondent
7:08 AM.America is about to vote for its 45th President and Commander in Chief. After months of vitriol and animosity it will be down to the public to decide whether it will be the first woman in the oval… Read more Audio
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Jan McLaren and Dreydon Sobanja - Bruce McLaren
11:32 AM.Kiwi Bruce McLaren took the world of motor racing by storm and aged just 22 he won the Formula 1 Grand Prix. Dreydon Sobanja is the author of Bruce Wants To Go Faster - the story of Bruce McLaren's… Read more Audio
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Ian Astbury - The Cult
11:07 AM.Wallace Chapman talks to the frontman of goth-rock band The Cult about their success and the inspiration behind their new album. Read more Video, Audio
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Gretchen Henderson - On ugliness
10:32 AM.What makes someone, or something, ugly? How has the perception of ugliness changed through the centuries? Gretchen Henderson has written a cultural history of ugliness and she joins Wallace to talk… Read more Audio
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Vincent O'Malley - The Great War for New Zealand
10:13 AM.Vincent O'Malley has dug deep into the history of Aotearoa for his book, The Great War For New Zealand: Waikato 1800-2000 - which he says is the single most brutal and influential conflict this… Read more Audio
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Simon Marks - Clinton vs the FBI
10:07 AM.US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is demanding that the FBI release more details about a new batch of emails they're reviewing that regards her handling of classified information while she was… Read more Audio
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Lorna Piatti-Farnell - Halloween traditions
9:40 AM.Associate Professor Lorna Piatti-Farnell is director of the Popular Culture Research Centre at AUT. She explains the traditions around Halloween and why it's becoming more and more popular here in New… Read more Audio
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Mediawatch for 30 October 2016
9:06 AM.Political parties look set to get more of our money for election ads in 2017 which will come at us from more of our media. Is this a good idea? Also: controversial comments from Mike Hosking are… Read more Audio
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The New Torchlight List - Asia and the Middle East
8:40 AM.This chapter of The New Torchlight List takes in a big geographical area and a variety of cultures. Read more Audio
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Is the oldest profession now just a normal job?
8:12 AM.Philippa Tolley and visual journalist Rebekah Parsons-King investigate the current state of the sex industry more than a decade after it was decriminalised under laws nicknamed "the NZ Model." Read more Video, Audio
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Claire Fryer - Get off that elephant!
7:46 AM.If you're on Facebook chances are you've seen a friend share a picture of themselves riding high on an elephant in Thailand or patting a tiger in India? Well that could soon be a thing of the past… Read more Audio
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The Week In Parliament for 30 October 2016
7:30 AM.While the Health Committee splits in two to hold two hearings in Christchurch on Friday on its inquiry into public attitudes to assisted dying, the Maori Affairs Committee retreats behind closed doors… Read more Audio
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Tess Casey and Jo Goodhew - Community services under pressure
7:08 AM.A survey of community providers of social services has found the organisations are under increasing pressure. The NGOs say they are struggling with increasing demand for their service, greater… Read more Audio
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Kingi Snelgar - Standing tall at Standing Rock
11:32 AM.Kingi Snelgar is a world champion bison chip (that's poo to you and me) thrower. He's also a lawyer and Harvard University graduate. He's just back from Standing Rock, North Dakota, in the US where… Read more Audio