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Martinborough ratepayers walkout over unexpected rates hike
10:30 PM.Dozens of ratepayers walked out of a South Wairarapa District Council meeting today in Martinborough after being denied a chance to discuss their large rate rises. Mayor Alex Beijen announced there… Read more Audio
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Silver medals for New Zealand's Sevens and doubles rowers
10:15 PM.The All Blacks Sevens have claimed New Zealand's second silver medal of the Tokyo Olympic Games today. New Zealand lost to Fiji 24-12 in the final of the rugby sevens at Tokyo Stadium. RNZ Sport's… Read more Audio
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Wairarapa libraries lending healthy home check tool kits
10:45 PM.Wairarapa councils are helping residents tackle mould and dampness in their homes - by making toolkits available that can be lent out from local libraries. Masterton District Mayor Lyn Patterson joins… Read more Audio
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New South Wales extends vaccine roll out to younger people
10:30 PM.The Australian state of New South Wales has reported its highest daily case total since the start of Sydney's outbreak - 172 new local coronavirus cases. The state's health ministry has announced any… Read more Audio
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Urgent need for housing in Buller
10:20 PM.Housing is identified as a critical issue for Westport as it rebuilds from severe flooding. Today the Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern visited flood-hit Westport, where 100 homes have been deemed… Read more Audio
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WORD: New Zealand's lexicographers
10:40 PM.New Zealand has had more than its fair share of world-famous lexicographers. So what is a lexicographer and who are the New Zealanders who have made their name in this field? Karyn speaks with… Read more Audio
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London Calling: Rich Preston
10:30 PM.Lately's weekly cross to the BBC World Service team - tonight Karyn speaks with senior journalist Rich Preston. Rich will give a quick overview of Covid-19 around the world and any key developments… Read more Audio
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Mother linked to Islamic State on her way back to New Zealand
10:20 PM.This afternoon Jacinda Ardern said Cabinet has agreed to a "managed return" of 26-year-old Suhayra Aden and her two children after they were detained in February illegally trying to enter Turkey from… Read more Audio
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Moana Maniapoto: Ono
10:35 PM.Celebrated New Zealand singer, songwriter, documentary maker, writer, television current affairs Moana Maniapoto speaks with Susana Lei'ataua about time management and the first tracks of her next… Read more Audio
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The Art of Oral History
10:30 PM.Ever thought about recording an oral history? What is oral history exactly and where can you hear it? Pou Hitori and Audio Visual Historian with Manatu Taonga - Ministry of Culture and Heritage… Read more Audio
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Samoa's long-awaited Government is confirmed
10:20 PM.Samoa's Court of Appeal has ruled the country has a new government, more than 100 days after the election. It has ruled - the impromptu swearing-in by the FAST party in May is legitimate under the… Read more Audio
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The Rest is History - Mt Eden prison riots
10:45 PM.This week 56 years ago two prisoners tried to escape Mt Eden prison. As their plan went awry, fires were lit, guards taken hostage, and a riot broke out. Mark Derby has written an unofficial history… Read more Audio
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The battle to clear Mt Maunganui air
10:20 PM.Continuing our discussion in Mt Maunganui where the Whareroa Marae has been calling for industry to move out of the area it is located in. So far this week, the marae and a community group, Clear the… Read more Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch with Colin Peacock
10:35 PM.Mediawatch looks critically at the New Zealand media - television, radio, newspapers and magazines as well as the 'new' electronic media. Tonight,a local political podcast with a difference - inside… Read more Audio
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Community group fighting to clear Mt Maunganui air
10:30 PM.Last night on Lately the news that Timaru Oil Services had withdrawn a consent application to build tanks near a marae in Mt Maunganui was discussed. Clear the air member Emma Jones and chief… Read more Audio
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The Football Ferns take a knee at the Tokyo Olympics
10:20 PM.To the Olympics in Tokyo now and the Football Ferns will take a knee ahead of their opening match against Australia in support of greater racial equality in sport. Read more Audio
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Marae celebrates as application to build fuel tanks withdrawn
10:35 PM.An oil company's application to build a jet park next to a marae in Mt Maunganui has been withdrawn during a court process. It's a win for Whareroa Marae, which has been calling for a managed retreat… Read more Audio
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Blame goes on China for cyber attacks
10:25 PM.New Zealand has joined a chorus of US allies in blaming some cyber-attacks on China's state security ministry. Earlier in the year there were cyber attacks on a small number of New Zealand… Read more Audio
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South Australia goes into level four lockdown
10:20 PM.South Australia has just gone into lockdown tonight as Victoria extends its own lockdown and new cases are reported in several Australian states. ABC journalist and presenter, Emma Rebellato joins… Read more Audio
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Word Stephanie Holloway on Body Language
10:40 PM.Tonight we're looking at the language that actually makes up most of our communication - body language. Stephanie Holloway is a body language expert and answers questions such as, do the words we… Read more Audio
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Westport contemplates redzoning flood-prone areas
10:25 PM.In Westport, questions are being asked whether some flood-prone areas should be declared a red zone. Robyn Murray and husband Howard are looking after flooding refugees at the Westport Salvation Army… Read more Audio
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Marlborough assessing damage from worst flooding in memory
10:20 PM.Marlborough authorities are still assessing the damage from the worst flooding in living memory. Civil Defence has flown over Queen Charlotte Sound by helicopter today to survey the damage and will… Read more Audio
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Out Lately - Finn Johansson
10:35 PM.Wellington's intrepid music connoisseur Finn Johansson shares his latest new release discoveries with Karyn Hay tonight. On his playlist tonight Steal my Statue by Cuticles, Alex Cameron and Roan… Read more Audio
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Hundreds more positive cases of Covid-19 in Fiji
10:30 PM.The latest tally of positive Covid-19 cases totals 1220 with 74 deaths in Fiji is the highest daily total since this latest outbreak of the Delta variant began in April. Karyn speaks with Vani… Read more Audio
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State of Emergency in Buller as heavy rain continues
10:20 PM.A red warning has been issued for the West Coast from Central Westland to Buller with warnings of heavy rain, slips and flooding. The Buller District is under a state of emergency as water levels in… Read more Audio