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How to have happy feet
11:20 AM.Kathryn speaks with Christchurch podiatrist Simon Wheeler about how to look after our feet. Read more Audio
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Music with Dave Wilson: 2024 Long Play Festival, Brooklyn
11:05 AM.Music commentator Dave Wilson joins Kathryn from New York to talk about the Long Play Festival, held over three days in Brooklyn. Read more Audio
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Around the motu: Tess Brunton in Dunedin
10:45 AM.Tess covers some high profile inquests: The deaths of Rory Nairn after a Covid-19 vaccine, Gore 3yo Lachlan Jones, and Dunedin student Sophia Crestani. Read more Audio
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Book review: Treaty Law: Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi in Law and Practice
10:35 AM.Paul Diamond reviews Treaty Law: Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi in Law and Practice by Kevin Hille, Carwyn Jones and Damen Ward, published by Thomson Reuters. Read more Audio
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The game changers who built women's rugby from the ground up
10:05 AM.Our Game Makers profiles 52 women who have made groundbreaking contributions to rugby. Read more Audio
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Australia: Migration fight, Assange reprieve, betting scandal
9:45 AM.Correspondent Karen Middleton looks at migration and the housing crisis, Julian Assange's UK court reprieve, and allegations of a football betting scandal. Read more Audio
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NZ scientist helping to identify Vietnam war casualties
9:25 AM.Newly graduated University of Auckland student Bethany Forsythe has gone straight from campus to a job overseas identifying war casualties. Read more Audio
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Well Child / Plunket failing new mums' mental health: Research
9:05 AM.Newly published research finds new mums are being let down by postnatal services when it comes to mental health. Read more Audio
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Sport: Phoenix heartbreak, Warriors surprise
11:45 AM.Heartbreak for the Wellington Phoenix at the weekend semifinal - but despite the loss, the A-League is being considered a success. Read more Audio
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Consumer news: Grocery basket wars + repairability labeling
11:30 AM.A new report from an Australian Senate committee on supermarket pricing has made some pretty bold recommendations - should New Zealand be looking closely at what they are? Read more Audio
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Severe weather is hammering parts of the country
11:25 AM.There is now a severe thunderstorm watch in Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Rotorua, Taupō and Gisborne until about midday tomorrow. Read more Audio
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Business commentator Victoria Young
11:05 AM.Victoria Young looks at why The Warehouse chief executive Nick Grayston has quit effective immediately. New research shows just how much a company crisis can impact share prices. And, a fraying… Read more Audio
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Around the motu: Mike Tweed in Whanganui
10:45 AM.The Whanganui District Council has snapped up a bunch of buildings and land in the central city for $3.9m - with the potential end product a new, council-led hotel and carpark. Read more Audio
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Book review: All Fours by Miranda July
10:35 AM.Ash Davida Jane reviews All Fours by Miranda July published by Allen & Unwin Read more Audio
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Strewth, bogan and eshay, demystifying Aussie slang
10:10 AM.How good is 'Straya - the lucky country that has coined so many colloquialisms. Mark Gwynn is the editor of numerous Australian Oxford dictionaries and thesauruses. Read more Audio
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National MP stood down over donations
10:05 AM.It's been revealed National MP David MacLeod failed to declare 19 candidate donations worth $178,000 to the Electoral Commission. Read more Audio
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USA correspondent Ron Elving
9:45 AM.Developments in the ever-evolving crisis of the Middle East, and the death of Iranian president Ebrahim Raisi, are drawing Washington's attention. Read more Audio
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Wikileaks' Julian Assange granted permission to appeal
9:30 AM.Another step in Julian Assange's decade long legal saga fighting extradition to the US to face espionage charges. London's High Court has ruled he can appeal against the extradition. Read more Audio
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Andrew Bayly on bank scams, KiwiSaver and market competition
9:05 AM.Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Andrew Bayly on banking scams; open banking, and his plans for Kiwisaver reform. Read more Audio
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Urban issues with Bill McKay: Toilets and the Building Code
11:45 AM.Bill examines how New Zealand First's 'Fair Access to Bathrooms Bill' might work up against the Building Code. Are there really men's, women's and unisex toilets everywhere as Winston Peters has… Read more Audio
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Wild Cuisine - foraging for the home table
11:25 AM.Wild cuisine's Jackie Phillips on the nutritious benefits of consuming foraged food and also how it shores up food security and creates fascinating recipes. Read more Audio
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Political commentators Neale Jones and Tim Hurdle
11:05 AM.Neale and Tim join Kathryn for a preview of the Budget - what of the pre-Budget announcements so far, how bad might the state of the nation's books be and what does success look like for Finance… Read more Audio
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Around the motu: Diane McCarthy in Whakatane
10:45 AM.Submissions to Whakatane District Council's long-term plan have councillors worried that residents do not know where to head in a tsunami alert. Diane says another submitter to the long term plan is… Read more Audio
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Book review: Hopurangi-Songcatcher: Poems from the Maramataka
10:35 AM.Airini Beautrais reviews Hopurangi-Songcatcher: Poems from the Maramataka by Robert Sullivan published by Auckland University Press Read more Audio
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Don't worry! Why it's okay to forget some things
10:05 AM.Neuroscientist Dr Charan Ranganath says it's actually a good thing that we don't remember everything. Read more Audio