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Agriculture and the ETS
It's been called a climate change policy breakthrough. Agriculture looks set to join the Emissions Trading Scheme, but under cosy deal that will see them pay 5 percent of emissions costs from 2025. Read more Audio
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The Panel with Julia Whaipooti and Ben Thomas (Part 2)
17 Jul 2019An article from the Harvard business review caught our attention, it's all about our relationships with our bosses, and why employees leave. In the states, studies show half of all Americans have quit… Read more Audio
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The Panel with Julia Whaipooti and Ben Thomas (Part 1)
17 Jul 2019It's been called a climate change policy breakthrough. Agriculture looks set to join the Emissions Trading Scheme, but under cosy deal that will see them pay 5 percent of emissions costs from 2025. We… Read more Audio
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I've been thinking for 17 July 2019
17 Jul 2019What the Panelists Julia Whaipooti and Ben Thomas have been thinking about. Audio
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Story of the Day for 17 July 2019
17 Jul 2019This story is everything good - animals and snuggling up in front of a movie. Read more Audio
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Panellists Wednesday 17 July 2019
17 Jul 2019Wallace Chapman is joined by Ben Thomas, PR specialist and former parliamentary staffer, and Julia Whaipooti, lawyer, social justice advocate and board member of Just Speak.
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Voting age: should it be lowered?
16 Jul 2019Youth MPs are preparing for Aotearoa's ninth Youth Parliament but many of the young people chosen for the programme can't even vote yet. Which brings up the issue of the voting age - should it be… Read more Audio
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The slippery slope of debt
16 Jul 2019An 18-year-old has opened up about her enormous debt, saying she never should have been given the opportunity to rack it up. Read more Audio
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Anti-manspreading chair
16 Jul 2019A student has invented a chair to bring an end to a serious issue - manspreading. The British woman built a chair with a wedge that narrows toward the front, forcing men to sit with their knees… Read more Audio
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To play or not to play
16 Jul 2019A playground in Tauranga has been closed because of complaints form parents about safety. An opinion piece in The Herald today argues this is evidence that we're wrapping our kids in cotton wool. Read more Audio
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Question of the Day
16 Jul 2019If you could invent something for everyday use, what would it be? Audio
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NZ and Aus: Do we need to save the relationship?
16 Jul 2019Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will meet her Australian counterpart Scott Morrison for the first time since his re-election. Back in February Ardern branded Australia Family rather than friends... Read more Audio
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