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Personal finance: Should KiwiSaver be compulsory?
11:45 AM.Money expert David Boyle joins Kathryn to talk about some holes in the argument to make KiwiSaver compulsory to ensure more people are equipped to fund their retirement. Read more Audio
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Explaining Otherhood - childless by choice or circumstance
11:30 AM.More than 30 women have contributed to the book Otherhood, talking about being a mother and dismantling the taboos and societal judgement around that and how it has affected them. Read more Audio
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Music with Kirsten Zemke: Blame it on the bossa nova
11:05 AM.Music commentator Kirsten Zemke looks at bossa nova, literally "new trend" in Portuguese. Read more Audio
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Around the motu : Alisha Evans in Tauranga
10:45 AM.Poor air quality in the seaside suburb of Mount Maunganui has forced the council to look at the future of industrial businesses in the area. Read more Audio
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Book review: Study For Obedience by Sarah Bernstein
10:35 AM.Phil Vine reviews Study For Obedience by Sarah Bernstein published by Granta. Read more Audio
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Lost in translation: Daniel Hahn on interpreting literary works
10:11 AM.Many of us will know the difficulties of travelling and being understood in countries where we don't speak the language. Now imagine taking a great work of literature and translating that - without… Read more Audio
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Australia: Student loan relief, China flares, Bonza dramas
9:50 AM.Australia correspondent Karen Middleton looks at $3b in relief for tertiary students in next week's federal Budget because of what had become an alarmingly steep indexation rate. Read more Audio
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Police confirm Ponsonby shooter found dead
9:40 AM.Police have confirmed the man wanted in connection with the fatal Ponsonby Road shooting on Sunday evening, Hone Kay- Selwyn, has been found dead. Read more Audio
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Are record migrant remittances helping keep inflation in check?
9:40 AM.The country's record net migration of 139,000 new arrivals in the last year has raised concerns about the potential impact on consumer demand and the flow-on to inflation. Read more Audio
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Genesis looks to coal to shore up power supplies
9:30 AM.Buying coal is back on Genesis Energy's agenda - it says it's necessary to ensure a backup of energy supply this winter and beyond amid a gas shortage. Read more Audio
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Consumer warns payment method could void bank protections
9:07 AM.Consumer NZ is warning almost half of New Zealanders could have breached their bank's terms and conditions by using a popular payment method. POLi enables people to make a payment directly from their… Read more Audio
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Hemingway's life reimagined in Auckland lawyer's new novel
11:30 AM.It's nearly 63 years since American novelist Ernest Hemingway died, yet his work - and his life - continue to fascinate. It's the subject of Dermot Ross's debut novel Hemingway's Goblet, - about a… Read more Audio
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Business commentator Victoria Young
11:06 AM.BusinessDesk editor, Victoria Young crunches the numbers as Westpac and BNZ post their six-month results, with other major banks expected to follow. Read more Audio
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Around the motu: Georgina Campbell in Wellington
10:45 AM.Wellington correspondent Georgina Campbell disusses the latest news from the capital, including a retailer who claims the Green MP Julie Anne Genter grabbed her arm during a conversation about banning… Read more Audio
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Book review: Hagstone by Sinéad Gleeson
10:35 AM.Kiran Dass reviews Hagstone by Sinéad Gleeson published by Fourth Estate. Read more Audio
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Ballerina, author & comedian Sacha Jones on The Fatter Sex
10:05 AM.Ballerina-turned-author and comedian Sacha Jones on her book The Fatter Sex - looking at women's battles with diet, weight and body confidence. Read more Audio
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USA correspondent Ron Elving
9:54 AM.Ron looks at the latest on the war in Gaza, and the wave of university campus protests across the US.
He is a Senior Editor and Correspondent, Washington Desk for NPR news. Read more Audio
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Insurance Q & A with Karen Stevens
9:35 AM.Claiming on insurance can be complicated and legalistic - insurance ombudsman Karen Stevens answers your questions Read more Audio
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Coastal shipping at an impasse
9:25 AM.Coastal shipping was seen as a saviour after Cyclone Gabrielle, but Government backing for the sector has cooled. Read more Audio
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Westpac CEO on tough times for customers and combatting scams
9:06 AM.Westpac says many households and businesses are struggling with high interest rates and costs and the coming months will be challenging. Chief Executive Catherine McGrath talks about the sluggish… Read more Audio
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Urban Issues with Bill McKay
11:45 AM.What would you do if your local council or the Government asked to buy your house?
It happened to Bill McKay recently, under the Public Works Act. Read more Audio
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Big chocolate is coming for artisanal cacao supplies
11:30 AM.The price of cocoa - the raw ingredient in chocolate - has trebled in the last twelve months. Foundry Chocolate owner David Herrick discusses the implications. Read more Audio
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Political commentators Sue Bradford & Liam Hehir
11:05 AM.Sue Bradford and Liam Hehir discuss the allegations of inappropriate behaviour surfacing against Green MP Julie Anne Genter, following her outburst in the House - and the party's response. And the… Read more Audio
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Around the motu: Kelly Makiha in Rotorua
10:45 AM.The search for a bone marrow donor for a gravely ill Rotorua boy and how the Maori and Pasifika population may be able to help. Popular restaurant Urbano Bistro has reopened after a car ploughed… Read more Audio