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Tech Tuesday with Daniel Watson
Today owner and managing director of Vertech IT Services, Dan Watson, talks to Jesse about popular online scams to avoid this festive season and some great gift ideas for the tech lovers in your life!
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Avatars used to make the world more accessible for the deaf
A New Zealand company is making the world more accessible for the deaf community with the use of AI Avatars. Kara Technologies co-founder and CEO, Arash Tayebi talks to Jesse. Audio
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Brown kiwi released on Wellington's southwest coast
After four years of hard slog, a very special conservation milestone was reached in the hills of Wellington last weekend. For the first time in around 100 years, 11 brown kiwi were released to roam… Video, Audio
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People with disabilities taking on the Duke of Edinburgh’s Hillary Award challenges
The Manaaki Ability Trust in Lower Hutt has introduced its rangatahi to the challenges of the Duke of Edinburgh’s Hillary Award programme. The Trust's programme co-ordinator Louisa Kelly talks to… Audio
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Jillaroos thrash Kiwi Ferns in women's World Cup final
Australia have stormed to a third successive Women's Rugby League World Cup title by thrashing New Zealand 54-4 in the final at Old Trafford on Sunday.
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Gardening with Tony Murrell
Today landscape designer Tony Murrell is back in the studio to answer any gardening questions you might have. He's also going to, ahead of a heavy rain forecast this weekend, talk about what to do… Audio
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Asparagus recipes with Kelly Gibney
Kelly Gibney shares two tasty recipes that make the most of asparagus abundance. Audio
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Film Review with Dom Corry
Today Dom talks to Jesse about She Said, which details the New York Times investigation into Harvey Weinstein. He's also seen The Menu, a black comedy about haute cuisine. Audio
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White Ribbon Day in a week
White Ribbon day is next Friday, it's a global movement of men and boys working to end male violence against women and girls. David White has worked with White Ribbon since the murder of his daughter… Audio
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Rabbit Watch set up for a nationwide eradication of rabbits!
A new initiative is underway to rid the country of its rabbit problem once and for all, which is estimated to cost the country 75 million dollars in lost production every year. RabbitWatch.org.nz has… Audio
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Your Money with Mary Holm
Today Mary talks about 3 types of mortgages she's describing as clever. You also have a chance to win a copy of one of her two latest books. You can enter by saying in 30 words or fewer who you would… Audio
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Making Manawatu a more desirable tourist destination
Manawatu wants to have more tourists , launching a new campaign Manawatu 2.0 promising to be "heaps better" than version one. Chief executive of the region's economic development agency Jerry Shearman… Audio
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First song: Coyote
Today we've got a treat with a live performance for first song out of our Christchurch Studio. Amiria Grennell and Holly Arrowsmith perform together under the name Coyote. Audio
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Bookmarks with Ruby Jones
Ruby Jones is today's Bookmarks guest. Her illustrations have graced the pages of TIME and Vogue magazines, thanks to the powerful images she created following the 2019 mosque attacks. She has also… Audio
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Podcast Critic: Alex Hotere-Barnes
Today Alex gives his verdict on the podcast featured on Afternoons after 3pm, Hidden Brain. He's also been listening to WTF with Marc Maron. Audio
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Commuting on an e-penny farthing!
The penny-farthing bicycle is usually associated with the late 19th century, but a Wellington GP has brought this bike into the modern age. Nikhil Sarma can often be seen making his daily commute on… Audio
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Why men are wholly responsible for unwanted pregnancies
It started with a Tweet in 2018, "men are 100 percent responsible for unwanted pregnancies". Gabrielle Blair believes abortion is not an issue about women controlling their own bodies, it's about men… Audio
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Crimes NZ: New Zealand's pillar of the underworld
For this weeks NZ Crime's interview we're talking about the Headhunters with Discovery's Patrick Gower. In particular we're going to talk about the case of prominent gang member Peter "Pedro" Cleven.
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Degradable pots making gardening more environmentally friendly
Audio 15 Nov 2022Alice Trevelyan and Dave Sweny have transformed an old tennis court into a plant nursery with degradable pots. They started the Native Dairy Farmer in Te Kawa and are now helping to stop 10's of… Audio
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Sheep milk could be the next big food export for NZ
For thousands of years sheep milk has been a part of people's diets around the world, but for some reason it has never really taken off in New Zealand. One company, Spring Sheep Milk Co wants to… Audio
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Ralph Macchio on the role that defined his life
Roles like Daniel LaRusso come around once in a lifetime. What actor Ralph Macchio didn't know when he took the role in 1984, is that it would follow him the rest of his life. Audio
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World cheese judge back in Aotearoa
Turophile and owner of Grand Gourmand, Franco Sessa, is an international cheese judge and has just come back from the World cheese Award in Wales. He talks to Jesse. Audio
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Korean Beef Short Rib Tacos with Fresh Apple Salsa
Today's recipe from Jess Daniell of Jess's Underground kitchen delivers a fusion of cultures for a mouth watering meal. It's Korean Beef Tacos! Audio
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Film Review with Graeme Tuckett
Audio 11 Nov 2022Today Graeme talks to Jesse about Mr Organ and Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. Audio
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Rural men sought to help with Otago research on dating
Sophie Dix is looking for a dozen young men who are living rurally to interview about the dating challenges they face for her sociology masters at Otago University. Sophie talks to Jesse about who… Audio