Lately for Tuesday 27 September 2022
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BBC World with Rob Hugh-Jones
10:45 PM.Rob Hugh-Jones joins Lately with the latest from the BBC World newsroom. Read more Audio
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Jupiter closest to Earth since 1963
10:40 PM.The fifth planet from the sun - Jupiter - is shining bright in the sky. Astronomer Dr Ian Griffin tell Karyn how you can get a good view. Read more Audio
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Expert on four day work week
10:35 PM.The four day working week is back on the agenda after the Council of Trade Unions (CTU) suggested it as part of a new economic development strategy for the country. Andrew Barnes, author of "The 4 Day… Read more Audio
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Pelvic physiotherapist welcomes ACC coverage of birth injuries
10:18 PM.From October 1, 2022 ACC will cover birthing parents who are injured during childbirth. Dr Melissa Davidson, a physiotherapist specialising in pelvic health, speaks to Karyn. Read more Audio
10:20 Pelvic physiotherapist welcomes ACC coverage of birth injuries
The Maternal Birth Injury and Other Matters Bill has passed its third reading in Parliament today. From October 1, ACC will cover birthing parents who are injured during childbirth. Dr Melissa Davidson, a physiotherapist specialising in pelvic health speaks to Karyn.
ACC Building in Wellington Photo: RNZ / Angus Dreaver
10:25 Expert on four day work week
The four day working week is back on the agenda after the Council of Trade Unions (CTU) suggested it as part of a new economic development strategy for the country. CTU policy director Craig Renney says it doesn't need to require lower pay or reduced output.
Andrew Barnes entrepreneur, and author of "The 4 Day Week" explains how it could work.
Andrew Barnes, Perpetual Guardian founder Photo: Supplied
10:30 Jupiter closest to earth since 1963
Get your binoculars. The fifth planet from the sun - Jupiter - is the closest it's been to earth since 1963. And, Nasa's Dart spacecraft has crashed into an asteroid that was travelling at 22 and a half thousand kilometres an hour - an exercise designed to save humanity from an asteroid strike.
Astronomer Dr Ian Griffin tells Karyn what's going on in the sky.
In this image obtained from NASA and taken by the James Webb Space Telescope, shows Jupiter in a wide-field view, showing the planet with its faint rings, which are a million times fainter than the planet, and two tiny moons called Amalthea (L) and Adrastea at the edge of the ring . Photo: Handout / NASA /AFP
10:45 BBC World with Rob Hugh-Jones
