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John Campbell: My journey to the history of us
11:42 AM.Journalist John Campbell's latest podcast premieres on Labour Day on TVNZ. From Egmont to Taranaki "is a personal story of Pakeha me. Who didn't know what I didn't know, until I began discovering it."
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Dr Alexander Gillespie discusses the 20th Congress of the CCP
11:28 AM.The Chinese Communist Party's 20th Congress looks set to give Xi Jinping his unprecedented third term in office as the secretary general of the party. The Party has ruled China since 1949, but it's… Read more Audio
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Calling Home: Anna Bibby in Gironde, France
11:05 AM.Anna Bibby is living that life that many of us fantasise about living, in France. She's been in a charming old village surrounded by walnut groves; then it was a charming old village surrounded by… Read more Audio
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Professor Marc Wilson: Mind matters
10:47 AM.Psychologist Professor Marc Wilson takes on some of the latest self-help topics and advice including new research that shines light onto what makes us better-operating humans. Read more Audio
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Shelly Ferguson: Interior design secrets for a luxury look
10:06 AM.Shelley Ferguson is well-known now to most New Zealanders, a former editor of a number of our lifestyle magazines, now a judge on the TV show The Block, and a prominent interior designer. Shelley's… Read more Audio
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'I could just feel the blood gushing out'
9:45 AM.In the last few weeks, Cherneka Johnson, aka Sugar Neekz Johnson, has experienced both triumph and tragedy. Earlier this year, the Brisbane-based boxer (who is Ngāti Ranginui) became the second wahine… Read more Video, Audio
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Peter McGlashan: T20 World Cup Update
9:37 AM.Auckland Councillor and former international cricketer Peter McGlashan talks us through Saturday's action between New Zealand and Australia at the T20 World Cup. Read more Audio
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Mediawatch for 23 October 2022
9:08 AM.Bard-gate; on the sidelines of big news in China; chaotic politics sparks crude comebacks - and decency dilemmas. Read more Audio
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Max Hastings: Today's lessons from the Cuban Missile Crisis
8:24 AM.60 years ago, the Cuban Missile Crisis was deepening. Following the discovery of Soviet nuclear warheads in Cuba there was a 13-day stand-off, and the world was bracing itself for war between the… Read more Audio
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Who's next in number 10?
8:10 AM.We cross live to London for the latest on the contest to be UK Prime Minister Read more Audio
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Lucy Corry: Recipes and book design
11:35 AM.Award-winning food writer, Lucy Corry has written for most of our leading publications, including talking regularly on RNZ. She's the current president of Food Writers NZ, she wrote the Burger… Read more Audio
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Tony Williams: Walking the length of New Zealand
11:25 AM.On a sunny August day, former SAS soldier Tony Williams set out on a mission... at the age of 69 he was too old to join the fighting in the Ukraine so instead, he decided to walk the length of New… Read more Audio
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Dr Dougal Sutherland: Emotional Infidelity
11:05 AM.When it comes to Infidelity, most of us have a clear idea where boundaries lie. Having a physical relationship with a third party means trouble. But what about 'emotional infidelity'? Are those… Read more Audio
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Julie Woods: Walking every street in Dunedin
10:45 AM.Julie Woods, who lost her sight in 1997, began the challenge of walking every street in Dunedin with her friend and sighted guide, Jo Stodart, three years ago. This weekend she finishes on Every St to… Read more Audio
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Tony Connell: Clearing mines and unexploded munitions
10:05 AM.More than 4000 people are killed by landmines every year. Nearly half of those are children. When a conflict ends, mines and unexploded bombs, shells and cluster-munitions continue to kill and maim… Read more Audio
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Moira West: House plants for free
9:35 AM.Moira West has a vast collection of house plants. Most of them started as small cuttings traded with friends. She talks us through the different methods of propagation and the tips and tricks for… Read more Audio
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Mediawatch for 16 October 2022
9:08 AM.Heated emissions from media on greenhouse gas charging plan; the media and the low, low, local election turnout; ex-media minister's hasty move to lobbying. Read more Audio
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Indy Yelich: the debut single from Lorde’s sister
8:50 AM.Indy Yelich – a New York-based musician and the little sister of Lorde – has released her debut single. 'Threads' is about the ups and downs of being in love at 23, Indy says. "I think of New York… Read more Video, Audio
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Joel Sartore: Photographing rare and endangered species
8:10 AM.Joel Sartore is an American photographer who has spent much of his life focusing - quite literally - on some of the world's rarest and most endangered species. He is a long-time contributor to… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Paige Tapara: A waiata for her grandfather
11:50 AM.Auckland singer/songwriter Paige has been described as one of Aotearoa's young artists to watch. She joins Anna Thomas to talk about a waiata she wrote for her grandfather called Tō Aroha. Read more Audio
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Roger Fox: A homage to Hone Tuwhare
11:25 AM.Roger Fox is synonymous with the Big Band scene in New Zealand. He is our foremost jazz trombonist, big band leader, jazz educator and producer. He has performed in concert with some of the biggest… Read more Audio
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Justin Currie: Del Amitri to tour NZ
11:05 AM.Scottish alt-rockers Del Amitri made a worldwide name for themselves in the 80's with hits including Nothing Ever Happens and Stone Cold Sober. They return to New Zealand in February. Frontman Justin… Read more Audio
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Kate Preece: One Weka Went Walking
10:45 AM.One Weka Went Walking showcases some of New Zealand's rarest birds, including one the rarest seabirds in the world, the taiko. The featured birds are all endemic to the Chatham Islands, except the… Read more Audio
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Brian Dickey: Stepping down as Auckland Crown Solicitor
10:06 AM.Brian Dickey is Auckland Crown Solicitor. The first Maori in this role, Brian has prosecuted some of New Zealand's most high-profile and shocking cases - including convicting Jesse Kempson for the… Read more Audio
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Calling Home: Christine Ramsay
9:37 AM.Today we're heading to the Island of Bougainville. East of Papua New Guinea and north-west of the Solomon's it was settled 8000 years ago. Christine Ramsay has lived there for five years. Read more Audio