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How Denmark is the Covid-19 'new normal' pioneer
8:22 AM.Denmark - home to about six million people - has lifted all its Covid-19 restrictions. Epidemiologist Lone Simonsen talks to Jim about how the situation is likely to play out in Denmark over the… Read more Audio
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Covid highlighting plight of youth homelessness
8:10 AM.Lifewise Community Service Manager Peter Shimwell joins Jim to reflect on the plight of an increasing homeless population in Aotearoa. Read more Audio
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What I'm Listening To: Dr Laura Jean McKay
11:45 AM.Dr Laura Jean McKay from Massey University's College of Humanities and Social Sciences, has just won one of the world's most prestigious science fiction writing awards, the Arthur C. Clarke Award, for… Read more Audio
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The Reading Revolution taking Aotearoa by storm
11:30 AM.There's a reading revolution happening in Aotearoa; a community initiative where people are coming together (albeit by Zoom right now) to read literature aloud and chat about whatever a story or poem… Read more Audio
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Surviving magpie dive-bombing season
11:17 AM.Don't be surprised if you witness -- or are victim to -- a magpie dive bombing someone in the coming weeks. (Thanks, Australia.) It's nesting season and the time-honoured tradition of magpies swooping… Read more Audio
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Storage tips to keep food fresh longer
11:05 AM.How often have you picked up a bottle of milk and realised -- after a quick sniff test -- it's funkier than it should be? We've all been there. But you might want to think twice before discarding… Read more Audio
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Working from home blurring the boundaries for some
10:45 AM.The Covid-19 lockdowns have seen a global shift in how we work, with millions adjusting to working from home. But what does that mean for our working habits? An international study from Microsoft… Read more Audio
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Evan Osnos: 'Greed has always been part of America's formula'
10:04 AM.When Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Evan Osnos was living away from the United States for a decade, he often found himself making a case for his home country, despite the grave mistakes it had made… Read more Audio
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Covid-19 update with Professor Michael Baker
9:46 AM.Tomorrow's the big day for Auckland, with the Government set to make an announcement on the region's alert level after six weeks of Level 4 and 3 lockdown for the City of Sails. The rest of the… Read more Audio
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Strength training can help you lose weight too
9:37 AM.It's drilled into many of us that to shift kilograms, you need to start pounding the pavement. However, a new study out of Australia reports you can lose a percentage of body fat through strength… Read more Audio
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The Weekend Panel with Lavina Good and Chris Finlayson
8:39 AM.This weekend Lavina Good and Chris Finlayson join Jim to discuss the New Zealanders trapped aboard as the MIQ booking system continues to thwart Kiwis trying to get home, vaccine passports - the… Read more Audio
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Calling Home: Peter Croot in Galway
8:11 AM.Dunedinite Professor Peter Croot has seen a fair bit of both land and sea during his time as an internationally-respected chemical oceanographer, having lived and worked in the USA, Sweden, Germany… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Calling Home: Jessica Hobbs in London
5:24 PM.It's been a big week for New Zealand TV director Jessica Hobbs following her breakthrough Emmy win for her work on The Crown. The London-based filmmaker was born into the industry, having joined her… Read more Audio
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How to prevent kids from developing addictions
11:30 AM.New York Times bestselling author Jessica Lahey is a mother, a teacher in a drug and alcohol centre for adolescents, and a recovering alcoholic with a strong family history of addiction. Jessica… Read more Audio
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Kiwi cryptocurrency thriller keeps readers guessing
11:05 AM.In her former life, Martinborough-based author Rosy Fenwicke was a doctor who wrote books on the side. She's been a fulltime writer for a year now and won't be going back anytime soon. Her latest… Read more Audio
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Prof. Richard Wiseman: Why magic should be taught in schools
10:30 AM.Magic, luck, schools, Twitter, creativity, social skills, illusions, magician, David Copperfield, Houdini, chance, casino, gambling, addiction, lottery, anxiety, Internet, social media, Professor… Read more Audio
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Covid-19 update with Professor Michael Baker
9:37 AM.University of Otago epidemiologist and regular Sunday Morning guest Professor Michael Baker returns to the show to answer your Covid-19 questions and ours. Read more Audio
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Mediawatch for Sunday 26 Sep 2021
9:06 AM.Covid complications confuse the media; Collins' snubs startles media - but it cuts both ways; confused claims of Covid-compromised cancer care; Collins' snubs startles media - but it cuts both ways. Audio
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The Weekend Panel with Penny Ashton and Chris Wikaira
8:39 AM.Among other topics this morning, our Weekend panellists will be discussing the first morning of daylight saving, vaccine resistance and tolerance of the unvaccinated, controversy over James Shaw's… Read more Audio
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Why too much free time could be a bad thing
8:21 AM.Too much time on your hands may be almost as bad as too little, psychologists are discovering. Read more Audio
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Poll: 70% of Kiwis continue to support national lockdowns
8:12 AM.The results were overwhelming when Research New Zealand asked Kiwis about what we should be doing to manage Covid-19, with nearly three-quarters of people (70%) saying they support lockdowns to… Read more Audio
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Thomasin Harcourt McKenzie: 'Is there anything she can't do?'
3:04 PM.Wellington actor Thomasin Harcourt McKenzie has been described as "dazzlingly talented" in Vogue, and has worked alongside such movie stars as Benedict Cumberpatch, Scarlett Johansson and Kirsten… Read more Audio
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Dr Sarah Watson on parenting in the pandemic
11:35 AM.It's been hard for kids to feel motivated during the pandemic, and it's been hard on families as well, especially with people trying to do so many different things in shared spaces. But there are also… Read more Audio
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How the pandemic became a referendum on work
11:06 AM.For many people, jobs have become little more than a completely relentless, unsatisfying toil. Especially since Covid-19 came along. So why then does work ethic still hold so much sway? Jamie McCallum… Read more Audio
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Food with Vanessa Baxter: toasties
10:48 AM.Our love affair with the toasted sandwich seemingly knows no bounds. But not all toasted sadwiches are created equal. A revolution in the art of toasted sandwich making has seen many Kiwis up their… Read more Audio