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The Panel with Mamari Stephens and Ian Telfer (Part 1)
10 Apr 2019Councillors in the Hasting's suburb of Flaxmere want Treaty of Waitangi principles applied to liquor laws. Henare O'Keefe decribes the damage done in his community as an "alcohol holocaust". His… Read more Audio
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Story of the Day for 10 April 2019
10 Apr 2019Game of Thrones is coming back... probably the biggest television event in the history of ever. Audio
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I've been thinking for 10 April 2019
10 Apr 2019What the Panelists Mamari Stephens and Ian Telfer have been thinking about. Audio
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Panelists for Wednesday 10 April 2019
9 Apr 2019Māori law academic Mamari Stephens is in the RNZ Wellington studio and journalist Ian Telfer is in Dunedin.
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Coffee snobs unite
9 Apr 2019Coffee snobs are not only telling people the way real coffee should be made, they're now refusing to make it any other way to cafe customers. A BBC piece looks at the new breed of high-end coffee… Read more Audio
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Local RSAs cancel ANZAC Day services
9 Apr 2019Many RSA branches have had to cancel their ANZAC commemorations after a government decision to reduce the number of venues allowed to host them. This is on the back of heightened security in the… Read more Audio
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New course - Angry White Male Studies
9 Apr 2019The University of Kansas is offering a new course in "Angry White Male Studies". Audio
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Wheel clamping cowboys?
Is it time to clamp down on the wheel clamping cowboys? A bill to have wheel clamping fees capped has its first reading in the house this week. Audio
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Light pollution concerns over proposed LED lights for Dunedin
9 Apr 2019Some of Dunedin's amber sodium streetlights are to be replaced by a new generation of LED bulbs. These provide excellent lighting but many residents are lamenting they won't be able to appreciate the… Read more Audio
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Tweaks to new gun laws
Some amendments have been made to the bill before parliament to toughen-up the country's firearms laws. International law professor Al Gillespie has has concerns. He says "innocent until proven guilty… Read more Audio
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The Panel with Julia Hartley-Moore and Chris Gallavin (Part 2)
9 Apr 2019Is it time to clamp down on the wheel clamping cowboys ? A bill to have wheel clamping fees capped has its first reading in the house this week. The University of Kansas is offering a new course in… Read more Audio
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The Panel with Julia Hartley-Moore and Chris Gallavin (Part 1)
9 Apr 2019Some amendments have been made to the bill before parliament to toughen-up the country's firearms laws. International law professor Al Gillespie has has concerns. He says "innocent until proven guilty… Read more Audio
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