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Woman sues doctor over 'wrongful conception'
10:30 PM.a 20-year-old woman in the UK has successfully sued her mother's doctor for millions in damages over the claim that she should have never been born. Feature Story News correspondent Olly Barratt… Read more Audio
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Tairawhiti iwi relieved Rhythm and Vines postponed
10:17 PM.This evening festival organisers announced Rhythm and Vines would be postponed until Easter weekend 2022. Read more Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch with Hayden Donnell
10:36 PM.Hayden looks at the reaction to Christopher Luxon's appointment, an acquisition by NZME, RNZ's launch of its long-awaited youth service Tahi and the need for more editing of opinion pieces. Read more Audio
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Dunedin installs first Changing Places bathroom
10:28 PM.The Dunedin City Council is marking International Day of Persons with Disabilities this Friday with the South Island's first Changing Places bathroom. Founder and disability advocate, Jenn Hooper… Read more Audio
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Strike brewing for Timaru port
10:18 PM.The Rail and Maritime Transport Union has issued a second strike notice at Timaru Port. Rail and Maritime Transport Union South Island organiser John Kerr joins Karyn to discuss their plan of action.
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Otago Museum's new copycat parakeets
10:49 PM.Four Indian ring-necked parakeets are soon to be released into Otago Museum's tropical forest. Otago Museum science communicator Kate Irving shares how they've been caring for the parakeets and how… Read more Audio
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How to gift second-hand Christmas presents
10:41 PM.Giving second hand gifts for Christmas is now a cool thing to do according to an article in the Guardian, but there are rules. You don't have to spend a heap of money or buy the latest flash thing… Read more Audio
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Paper money on the way out
10:33 PM.Paper money is slowly on the way out but retreating from cash services all together may have some repercussions for those who rely on it. Dr Claire Matthews is the Director of academic programmes at… Read more Audio
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Jim Bolger on Christopher Luxon's appointment
10:18 PM.Former Prime Minister Jim Bolger; who was National Party leader from 1986 until 1997, joins Karyn to discuss Christopher Luxon's new appointment as leader of the National Party. Read more Audio
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Cremation or burial
10:49 PM.Cremation is becoming the preferred choice over burial according to registered funeral director and owner of Avenal Park Funeral Home, Nigel Edwards. Nigel joins Karyn to discuss other environmentally… Read more Audio
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Five cases of omicron variant in Australia
10:41 PM.Genomic testing has confirmed two new confirmed cases of the Omicron COVID-19 variant in New South Wales, bringing the total in the state to four. There's also a confirmed case in Northern… Read more Audio
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Where Aucklanders are welcome this summer
10:26 PM.There's been a lot of discussion around where double-vaccinated Aucklanders are welcome this summer once the borders open. Karyn is joined by mayors from around the country to hear their thoughts on… Read more Audio
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National Library reconsiders book disposal plan
10:18 PM.Earlier this month we highlighted the National Library's decision to dispose of up to 600,000 books that form part of the Overseas Published Collection. Today the Library has said they are… Read more Audio
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Out Lately with Finn Johansson
10:35 PM.Artist: Rosalía Track: La Fama (ft. The Weeknd) Artist:Knifeplay Track: Ornament, from Hurt Someone double single Artist: Myele Manzanza Track: Two Chords & the Truth Crisis and Opportunity, Vol. 2 -… Read more Audio
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Albatross divorce rates soar
10:25 PM.Albatross are among some of the most loyal and monogamous species in the animal kingdom, but researchers say global warming is contributing to an increase of 'divorces'. Dr Graeme Elliot, principal… Read more Audio
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New Coronavirus variant spreads throughout South Africa
10:18 PM.Flights have been cancelled from Africa to an increasing number of countries as health officials scramble to work out how transmissible a new COVID-19 variant is. Read more Audio
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Christmas feasts without the beasts
10:45 PM.Every year, humans eat more than 300 million cows. More than 400 million goats, 500 million sheep, and a whopping 1.5 billion pigs So -- as its a month until Christmas - we thought we could look at… Read more Audio
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The search for stolen bonsai
10:35 PM."Audacious thieves" is how police are describing those who have stolen an Auckland couple's treasured bonsai collection from their Mt Albert home in two seperate incidents. Police are appealing to… Read more Audio
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How to counter stalking
10:25 PM.Stalking is a problem in New Zealand not often talked about and it is usually related to domestic or custody issues. Statistics on stalking are not collected and there is no charge for stalking -… Read more Audio
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National's leadership spill: Collins is gone
10:18 PM.Another National Party Leader ousted in the ongoing play for leadership. Judith Collins has lost the top job, following a shambolic day for the party. The vote of no confidence came after Ms Collins… Read more Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch with Hayden Donnell
10:40 PM.Hayden looks at Barry Soper's run-in with the Prime Minister at Monday's post-cabinet press conference; COVID-19 misinformation in the local media; Opinion pieces that need more fact-checking and a… Read more Audio
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Covid forces a quiet Christmas in Dunedin
10:33 PM.The rest of the country may be counting down the days until Christmas celebrations, but this year Dunedin is opting for a quiet one. Dunedin City Council community services manager, Simon Pickford… Read more Audio
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Traffic Light legislation a shambles - Chris Bishop
10:24 PM.The Government has been criticised for pushing through legislation to assist the new traffic light system which National says has avoided normal levels of scrutiny. Chris Bishop believes the new law… Read more Audio
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Kiwis coming home at last
10:18 PM.Today the Government announced from mid-January, all fully vaccinated New Zealanders travelling from Australia can skip MIQ and self-isolate for seven days. Martin Newell is in Melbourne and joins… Read more Audio
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Finding the real story of tennis star, Peng Shuai
10:50 PM.Pressure is mounting on tennis associations around the world to boycott the Beijing Winter Olympics in 2022. Tennis commentator Dave Worsley has been keeping a close eye on the story but has concerns… Read more Audio