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Historic sex currency in the theatre
4:55 PM.Sir Ian McKellen says women used to use coded language to offer theatre directors sex in exchange for a role. Audio
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Is zig-zag Te Mata Peak track illegal?
4:53 PM.The Hastings District Council gave approval for the zig-zag track on the culturally significant Te Mata Peak. But the application was not notified and iwi aren't happy. Audio
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Breastfeeding mum booted off bus
4:51 PM.An Auckland woman claims she was told to get off the bus because whe was breastfeeding her baby. Audio
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Two-handed Trump
4:49 PM.Donald Trump's hands are under the microscope again. Not because they're tiny but because he held a glass of water in both of them sparking dementia speculation. Audio
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Man convicted for burning ex's clothes
4:42 PM.Criminal barrister Anne Stevens on why a man's been convicted after burning his unfaithful wife's clothes. Audio
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Christmas music bad for shop workers health
4:32 PM.Christmas music on a repeat loop can drive retail workers and customers to distraction. Audio
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School misspending and the law
4:20 PM.Education lawyer James Pullar explains the legal position of a school that raised money for Fiji flood victims but used the funds elsewhere. Is it fraud? Audio
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Foreign property buyer law
4:10 PM.Overseas investment expert Sam Nelson explains the Overseas Investment amendment going through Parliament. Is it a "sham" as Nation claims? Audio
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Medicinal cannabis Law offers protections
4:08 PM.Terminally ill people who possess and use illicit cannabis will be protected from prosecution under legislation introduced today. Audio
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The Panel with Lynda Hallinan and James Nokise (Part 2)
4:05 PM.Christmas music on a repeat loop can drive retail workers and customers to distraction. What the Panelists Lynda Hallinan and James Nokise want to talk about. Criminal barrister Anne Stevens on why a… Read more Audio
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The Panel with Lynda Hallinan and James Nokise (Part 1)
4:03 PM.Terminally ill people who possess and use illicit cannabis will be protected from prosecution under legislation introduced today. Overseas investment expert Sam Nelson explains the Overseas Investment… Read more Audio
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The Panel pre-show for 20 December 2017
3:53 PM.Your feedback, and a preview of the guests and topics on The Panel. Audio
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One Quick Question for 20 December 2017
3:49 PM.Credit card dimensions, storing batteries, and the energy used washing nappies. Read more Audio
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Hurinui Council worker strike
4:58 PM.The Hurinui District Council has locked out striking workers. There are fears this will disrupt holiday destinations like Hanmer Springs and farm water supply. Audio
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The scenery and the movie scenes
4:55 PM.Iceland is riding high on tourism since its landscape featured in Game of Thrones and Star Wars. New Zealand can't ride on the coat-tails of Lord of the Rings forever. What's our next tourism drive? Audio
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Alcohol ID hiccough
4:53 PM.Stories of group ID for buying alcohol in supermarkets and needing ID to buy sparkling grape juice and methylated spirits as a restricted substance. Audio
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Joe Root too upbeat?
4:52 PM.England captain Joe Root seems to have taken the Pollyanna approach to his team's loss to Australia in the Ashes Test series. Audio
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Saving your Christmas tree from a cat-astrophe
4:46 PM.Cat expert Dr Leonie Richards from the University of Melbourne has some words of advice to stop your cat ruining your Christmas tree. Audio
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No FairME in the works
4:42 PM.The High Court has rejected a bid for media companies NZME and Fairfax to merge. Audio
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The house that al Saud built
4:32 PM.Saudi Arabia's crown prince Mohammed bin Salman has bought the world's most expensive home, The Chateau Louis Quartorze outside Paris for $US300 million. It has an underwater room though. And… Read more Audio
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Food standards stop Tokoroa Hospital meals
4:29 PM.Tokoroa Hospital has stopped giving away leftovers because the freezing process isn't meeting food safety standards. Community workers fear the needy in the community will go hungry. Audio
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Researcher on youth driving
4:21 PM.Steve Cantwell of the Traffic and Road Safety Research Group at the University of Waikato says young drivers aren't having enough time behind the wheel before getting their full license. Audio
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School misspending
4:08 PM.The president of the PPTA Jack Boyle on what he expects to happen after an Auditor General's report revealed one school principal got a ride-on mower as a leaving present and one school raised money… Read more Audio