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The National Library disposing of tens of thousands of books?
8:40 PM.The National Library of New Zealand is New Zealand's legal deposit library charged with the obligation to "enrich the cultural and economic life of New Zealand and its interchanges with other… Read more Audio
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A few rounds with Shane MacGowan
10:50 PM.The New Zealand International Film Festival debuts in Christchurch this Friday, before opening it's doors to 11 other cities and towns around the country. English film, documentary and music video… Read more Video, Audio
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Calling London with the BBC's Rich Preston
10:40 PM.BBC World reporter Rich Preston joins Karyn to chat about the COP26 climate summit, key developments on the covid front this week and turmoil in Haiti as elections cancelled Read more Audio
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Squid Games help hilight animal abuse at Melbourne Cup
10:35 PM.They used to call it the race that stopped two nations - but crowd attendance has been in decline to Flemington for the Melbourne Cup in recent years as Australians wake up to the cruelty of the… Read more Audio
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Massive Christchurch fire under control
10:25 PM.A massive fire broke out at Christchurch Wastewater Treatment Plant this afternoon with smoke still coming from the building. Operations manager for Christchurch City Council, Adam Two's has the… Read more Audio
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Tonga goes into lockdown
10:20 PM.The kingdom of Tonga goes into Lockdown at midnight tonight til Sunday. It comes four days after they recorded their first ever case of COVID-19. The country has made it through nearly two years of… Read more Audio
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Out Lately with Finn Johansson
10:36 PM.Finn Johansson is back with Out Lately and a hand-picked selection of tracks. Tonight we'll hear Lunar Vacation from Mold, Body Surfer from Palace of Fakers, Constant Follower from The Merry Dancers… Read more Audio
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Peter Fitzsimmons on Gladys Berejiklian probe
10:25 PM.Phone taps, talk of marriage and kids, piles of cash, tales of misguided trust and a secret boyfriend. It's all part of the Australian Independent Commission Against Corruption's investigation into… Read more Audio
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Long-awaited Ministry for disabled sector
10:17 PM.A long awaited overhaul of disability services has been unveiled today by Minster Carmel Sepuloni. The reforms create a ministry for the disabled, new stand-alone legislation which is intended to make… Read more Audio
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The sound of the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023
10:40 PM.FIFA, the international governing body for association football have been up to their shin-guards in branding and something called "sound identity". They've chosen an official song to be the sound of… Read more Audio
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How investment funds decarbonise their portfolios
10:30 PM.As global leaders grapple with greener ways of growing economies - the NZ Super Fund has jumped aboard with its commitment to drive carbon emissions to net zero by 2050. But how does an investment… Read more Audio
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MIQ changes "simply not enough"
10:20 PM.Big news today for New Zealanders overseas who are trying to get back home. Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins says it's time to rethink how the country manages the border. From November 14th… Read more Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch with Hayden Donnell
10:45 PM.Hayden Donnell chats to Karyn Hay about anti-vaxxers finding a platform in the media, major revelations from the latest Facebook Files and the Covid-19 data wars Read more Audio
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Lenders to intensify scrutiny of bank statements
10:30 PM.Shoes, coffee, petrol, KFC.... Typically your bank statement is not the sort of thing you want people reading, but come December the banks will be doing just that - going through your statements - and… Read more Audio
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Councils voice disappointment at mandatory 3 Waters reform
10:20 PM.Today the Government made a bold and unpopular announcement to go ahead with the Three Waters Reform. Originally, councils were given the right to opt out of the reform but this morning Local… Read more Audio
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No-Pfizer Mayor offside with council after unanimous vote
10:40 PM.The Thames Coromandel District Council voted unanimously today to support the governments vaccination program with a recommendation that all elected members and staff, whether it is mandated or not… Read more Audio
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Losing a Great Walk booking to lockdown
10:35 PM.You may remember how difficult it is to get tickets to do any of the great walks - They sold out in about five minutes as Kiwis flocked to enjoy their own backyard. Aucklander, Richard Wagener, his… Read more Audio
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The risks and advantages of a vaccine mandate
10:20 PM.No jab, no job. Today the government made it clear that this is the way of the future. For the vaccine hesitant this is the news they've been dreading - but for employers around the country the new… Read more Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch with Hayden Donnell
10:35 PM.Hayden Donnell covers whether the media forced the government's hand in giving up on the elimination strategy, Winston Peters explosive claim on Saturday's episode of The Nation and Clarke Gayford's… Read more Audio
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Critics call for PM to 'crack the whip' on climate action
10:20 PM.The government has declared climate change an emergency but according to critics they aren't taking enough action. Forest & Bird is New Zealand's leading independent conservation organisation and they… Read more Audio
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Calling London
10:55 PM.And staying with the UK we talk now to Rich Preston from the BBC World Service Audio
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Vaccination passport dumped in England
10:40 PM.The UK government has announced it is unlikely England will ever return to lockdown despite rising covid cases in the country. It has also dropped a plan to make people in England show vaccine… Read more Audio
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Season's first Albatross arrives in Otago
10:30 PM.The bells rang out in Otepoti, Dunedin today, to herald the arrival of a very special traveller. The first returning Endangered Northern Royal Albatross of the season has been welcomed at Taiaroa… Read more Audio
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Further covid crisis looms in NSW
8:17 PM.New South Wales Intensive Care Units are at peak capacity and struggling to cope with covid cases as health authorities say worse is yet to come. On top of that, over a thousand health care workers… Read more Audio
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The Rest is History: Pilot Officer James Stellin
10:45 PM.In 1944, 22 year-old James Stellin was one of several thousand New Zealanders who flew with the Royal Air Force over Europe in support of the D-Day landings.
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