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Making councils more diverse through youth
As we head towards another local body election Local Government New Zealand says councils in this country have a diversity problem. Jesse talks to NZ's youngest councillor, Sophie Handford. Audio
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Hospices across NZ facing funding and staff shortages
Most people will know someone, or know of someone who've utilised the services of a hospice in New Zealand.But this valued and cherished, free service is under threat. Hospice NZ Acting Chief… Audio
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DIY with Stan Scott
Builder Stan Scott joins Jesse on the show to talk about DIY jobs and give tips to listeners on their projects. Audio
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Cheesy, herb cornbread with avocado & rocket sauce
Today Gretchen Lowe from My Weekend Table shares a recipe for classic avocado on toast with a twist. She's given the family favourite a make over with a cornbread base and a special sauce to top it… Audio
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Fishing contest with twist in Gisborne
A fishing contest called SAM's Waioeka Hook Up, which will focus on Dads and other significant adult male figures getting out fishing with their kids. Eastern Whio Link co-founder Sam Gibson talks to… Audio
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Can a board game help future generations save the planet?
It's hoped that a new board game will play a bit part in future generations taking care of the planet. Called Earthcare, the game's being developed by Australian Lisa Wriley. She talks to Jesse. Audio
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US stock market tanks overnight, how that will hurt Kiwisaver
Audio 6 May 2022The US stock market has had its worst day in two years, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Composite each falling by between 3 and 5 percent. Bernard Hickey, talks to Jesse. Audio
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Basketball - a gateway to connecting with at-risk youth
When New Zealand's first-ever women's pro basketball competition kicks off next month, Tessa Morrison will be on the court. The Mainland Pouākai player, who has a degree in psychology, is also… Video, Audio
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Your Money with Mary Holm
Today Mary Holm answers a list of questions from a listener regarding when it's a good idea to suspend Kiwisaver payments. Audio
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NZ Sporting History: Softball's Mark Sorenson
Today's guest on NZ Sporting History is considered to be part of Softball Royalty: Mark Sorenson r Audio
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Great album: Woodenhead original soundtrack and Woodenhead Reimagined
The double album vinyl release includes the original soundtrack and an EP of new 'Reimagined' songs plus bonus tracks available on streaming services. Marc Chesterman has charged the talents of… Audio
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Connecting remote residents with renewable energy
84 percent of New Zealand's electricity comes from renewable sources, but for those living in remote places, even getting on the grid can be a challenge. Electrical engineer Soheil Mohseni is using AI… Audio
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Save Our Seeds project getting a lot of support
The Wairoa District has endured the worst flooding its seen for years, and its had a massive impact on their ability to plant and harvest food. Kay Baxter is leading a project to save seeds in the… Audio
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NZ Spoken word performers headed to Canada
A trio that combines spoken word with classical accompaniment has been invited to perform at the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa. To tell Jesse about it, the group's spoken word poet Sharn Maree… Audio
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The question around having children: A nine month long study
Nothing made Gina Rushton question her choice not to have children until she faced the possibility that she might not have that choice at all after an emergency surgery. She talks to Jesse about her… Audio
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Bookmarks with Bernard Smith
Today's Bookmarks guest is celebrating his 25th anniversary on New Zealand's coffee scene. Bernard Smith started Vivace Espresso roastery and cafe in Christchurch in 1997. He talks to Jesse. Audio
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Small NZ based video game a big hit in China
Audio 4 May 2022A relatively small Christchurch-based video game developer has a surprise hit on its hands. Digital Confectioners created the game Dread Hunger with the hope of maybe reaching 10,000 people in the US.
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Handyman dad builds units to monitor class air quality
Audio 4 May 2022It's a well known fact that ventilation in the classroom impacts children's health, and in the age of Covid, it's become an even bigger concern. Antitipating this, Eastbourne father of three Oliver… Audio
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Life in the future, living with COVID
If ever there was a time for great humility in the world of science, it's now says Dr. Michael Osterholm, director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of… Audio
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Tech Tuesday with Daniel Watson
Today Vertech IT Services owner and managing director, Daniel Watson has some handy hints for android users, making the most out of multi-screens and getting the best service from you tech support! Audio
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APO gets new Cimbalom and an expert tutorial
Auckland Philarmonia Orchestra has just taken possession of a specially commissioned Cimbalom instrument for future performances. Cimbalom player Jeno Lisztes. and Eric Renkin talk to Jesse Mulligan.
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Rising star of the track only recently took on the 400 metre
Today we speak to a rising star of athletics that you need to keep an eye on. 24-year-old Rosie Elliott recently won the 400m title at the NZ National Track and Field Championships with a time of… Audio
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House co-ownership the new way to get on the property ladder
House co-ownership the new way to get on the property ladder
Kiwibank has set up a new system to streamline an alternative home ownership model, aiming to make it easier to go in on a house with friends or family. Audio
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How humour can be a boost for business
A funny thing happened when a behavioral scientist and professor at Stanford University and a corporate strategist got together to teach a course called Humor: Serious Business. Some of the most… Audio
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Expert feature: Tree pruning with Kath Irvine
Audio 2 May 2022Pruning season is fast approaching (Mid-winter) but for many people it can be a daunting task. Today's expert is organic gardener Kath Irvine, who runs pruning workshops from her Horowhenua garden. Audio