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GPs 'not quite' ready for care of high-risk Covid-19 cases
Daily new Covid-19 case numbers are rising in Auckland. The Ministry of Health's worst case scenario could see a peak of 5300 Delta cases a week next year. And that is just in Auckland and the… Video, Audio
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Solving the World's Problems with Dave Armstrong
Dave Armstrong joins us to tackle a few Wellington issues, including bendy-buses as part of Lets Get Wellington Moving's plans and the latest district plan. Audio
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Ruby founder talks about her career change
The founder of clothing brand Ruby, Lizzie Bayliss, tells us about her change of career and creating a new education resource. Audio
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Film and TV correspondent Tamar Munch
Film and TV correspondent Tamar Munch joins Kathryn to talk about The Pact (TVNZ OnDemand), which follows a multi-generational New Zealand family traversing life's big issues, The Problem with Jon… Audio
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Could dinosaurs wag their tails?
Audio 14 Oct 2021Computer simulations of dinosaurs has yielded an accidental discovery, their tails wagged when they walked. Historically it has been accepted that the giant creatures' tails were a counterbalance… Audio
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Climate Change Minister on emissions reduction consultation
The Climate Change Minister admits that progress on slashing the country's atmospheric emissions is slower than he'd like.
The Government has issued a consultation document containing ideas for… Audio
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Review: The Rose Maker
The Rose Maker features French star Catherine Frot as a rose-grower on the verge of bankruptcy who gets assistance from an unexpected quarter. Video, Audio
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The Attraction of Our Backcountry Huts
Audio 13 Oct 2021A Bunk for the Night: A Guide to New Zealand's best Backcountry Huts by Shaun Barnett, Rob Brown & Geoff Spearpoint has been revised and updated. Shaun and Geoff joins us to tell us about it. Audio
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Fitness helps fight Covid, but pubs can open before gyms
On Auckland's level three road map pubs with 50 people inside will be able to open before gyms with physical distancing measures.
On the next step on the level 3 alert system retail stores will be… Video, Audio
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Bringing male infertility into the open
It's time to have an honest conversation about male infertility, and Ben Ashwell wants to go first. When he and his wife couldn't get pregnant, they sought advice from fertility experts. They never… Audio
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Xanthe White's tips for low cost gardening
Audio 13 Oct 2021Landscape gardener Xanthe White is with us this spring day - with some tips on how to keep the costs of gardening down. Just how can you get plants for free?. This is particularly pertinent for… Audio
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Covid-19: Ministry of Social development approved border crossing for Northland case - Hipkins
The Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins says the Ministry of Social Development approved - and then revoked - the border exemption of two women who went to Northland from Auckland.
Both have… Audio
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Maselino Masoe: The first Samoan boxer to win a major world title
Audio 13 Oct 2021Maselino Masoe was the first Samoan boxer to win a major world title, but the opportunity almost never happened.
Masoe sat down with Talei Anderson and Faivaeselopepe Anric Sitanilei to talk about… Video, Audio
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The man who makes Fijians fly
Fitness guru Naca Cawanibuka has been instrumental in Fiji's success in sevens and fifteens for almost 15 years. Now he's taking on a new challenge as Head of Athletic Performance for the country's… Audio
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Geopolitical tensions hamper Pacific connectivity
Geopolitical tensions are hampering efforts to deliver better internet access to remote Pacific Island countries. Audio
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Getting on with business as an older entrepreneur
Older entrepreneurs often have more altruistic motives, and are more likely to succeed in business - but they could do with some more support. Audio
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Former Google executive warns about AI's threat to mankind
In eight years the smartest thing on the planet will be an artificially intelligent machine, says Mo Gawdat, former chief business officer of Google whose new book, Scary Smart: The Future of… Audio
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Covid vaccines reduce risk of serious illness
Audio 12 Oct 2021Covid vaccinations are doing a really good job at preventing infection, serious illness and keeping people out of hospital. That's the takeaway from the latest data from the Ministry of Health which… Audio
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How the Ever Given sparked another Little Yellow Digger adventure
It was a story that brought the world to a near standstill - well, in shipping anyway - and sparked many a meme. It was the unfortunate grounding of the massive container ship Ever Given in the Suez… Audio
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Covid-19: PPTA wants more detail on vaccine mandate
Everybody who wants to remain in the education sector, and who hasn't already, is in for a couple of short, sharp jabs before year's end.
The PPTA president Melanie Webber says the sector remains… Audio
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Has MMP given us the consensus governments we asked for?
Twenty-five years ago today New Zealand held its first MMP election. How's that working out for us? Audio
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Northland frustrated as Covid-19 case avoids authorities
Northland will stay in level three until at least Thursday. Residents there are becoming increasingly frustrated as they try to figure out the movements of a Covid positive Auckland woman who visited… Video, Audio
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Fiji to open border to international travellers
After nearly two years of closed borders, Fiji will be opening its doors to international travellers from the 11th of November.
A list of countries will be on the "green list" and includes, New… Audio
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Investigative journalist Carol Leonnig lays bare Donald Trump's last year in office
Carol Leonnig is a national investigative reporter at The Washington Post, and a three-time Pulitzer Prize winner. Her latest book, co-written with Philip Rucker details the extraordinary actions of… Audio
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The government 'has ignored us'
For 165,000 people waiting to become New Zealanders, the government's recent decision to fast-track visas has come just in the nick of time. But what about those who've spent years here working and… Audio
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Earl Slick on the 'lost' David Bowie album 'Toy'
Legendary Bowie guitarist Earl Slick joins the show to discuss the recording of 'lost' album Toy and how meeting David Bowie changed his life forever. Audio
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How Billy Goats Gruff can help children understand the world - and change it: Prof. Peter O’Connor
In an update of his 2017 talk, Prof. Peter O'Connor explores the complexities of terrorism from an educator's perspective. From the online version of Auckland University's Raising the Bar. Video, Audio
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The stories behind Te Papa's portraits
There are risks in taking a portrait at face value. Matariki Williams and Rebecca Rice are the curators who selected the 36 historic portraits of Maori and settlers that have hung on Te Papa's… Audio, Gallery
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Australian comedy legend Rob Sitch - the man behind The Castle
Rob Sitch - Australian actor, writer, director and bloody legend whose CV includes satirical TV shows Frontline and Hollow Men, as well as one of that country's best loved films, The Castle. Working… Audio
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Pandora Papers lead reporter: 'It's tax haven Whac-A-Mole'
The Pandora Papers have exposed how some of the most powerful and influential people in the world -- including heads of state, billionaires and celebrities -- use offshore companies to hide their… Audio