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Good news for Bluff Oyster industry
10:18 PM.There's finally some good news for Foveaux Strait after a month of anxious worry for the oyster industry - sampling work in Foveaux Strait hasn't uncovered any further cases of the deadly oyster… Read more Audio
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Midwives support striking nurses
10:29 PM.Some midwives joined in with the nurses strike today- about 2-hundred midwives are in the nurses union. The majority are in the midwives union Meras, which is supporting the NZNO but can't strike… Read more Audio
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How electric cars will replace diesel and petrol vehicles
10:18 PM.The Climate Change Commission recommended today in its final report on climate change targets that nearly all cars imported by 2035 must be electric. Karyn Hay talks to the Motor Trade Association's… Read more Audio
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Protecting the wreck of the HMS Buffalo in Mercury Bay
10:40 PM.There are fears the wreck of the HMS Buffalo off Whitianga will disintegrate after some planks washed up in last months storms. Read more Audio, Gallery
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Opinions divided in Japan over Tokyo Olympics going ahead
10:28 PM.The Japanese public think the Olympics will go ahead, despite most opposing holding the Games during the Covid-19 pandemic. Most of the respondents of a survey believe virus measures for athletes and… Read more Audio
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National strike by New Zealand nurses tomorrow
10:19 PM.Thirty thousand nurses will take part in an eight hour strike having overwhelmingly rejected district health boards' latest offer on pay and conditions. Read more Audio
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Pottery reveals clues to how people migrated to the Pacific
10:41 PM.New research suggests what we thought we knew about how early Polynesians arrived in the south Pacific, might not be quite right. Auckland University's Associate Professor Ethnan Cochrae has… Read more Audio
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Lego extravaganza in Palmerston North
10:28 PM.This weekend Palmerston North is being treated to a Lego-extravaganza Brickcon is on at the Arena this Saturday and Sunday. It's possibly the biggest Lego convention able to take place in the world -… Read more Audio
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Hong Kong police cordon off Victoria Park
10:18 PM.Hong Kong police have shut off parts Victoria Park - where tens of thousands usually gather to commemorate China's 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown. Police had banned the usually annual vigil for the… Read more Audio
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Eighty years of women in police
10:45 PM.Eighty years ago today - in 1941 - ten women entered police training, the first women in New Zealand to do so. The National Council of Women had been lobbying for women to be allowed to join the New… Read more Audio
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Cranwell science communication prize awarded
10:30 PM.Dr Dianne Sika-Paotonu, the Associate Dean (Pacific) at the University of Otago, Wellington, has won the New Zealand Association of Scientists Cranwell Medal for science communication for 2020. Dr… Read more Audio
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Secret meeting between Samoa's political leaders
10:20 PM.It's being reported that Samoa's caretaker prime minister and prime-minister-elect met today as part of secret negotiations about the transition to a new government. The Samoa Observer quotes the… Read more Audio
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Mid-week Media Watch with Colin Peacock
10:45 PM.Colin Peacock on the media blowing its own trumpet at the Voyager Awards, Stuff announcing its staff will have a stake in the company's future, and tennis player Naomi Osaka bowing out of the French… Read more Audio
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Doc Edge documentary festival award winners named
10:30 PM.The winners of the Doc Edge Film Festival awards have been announced tonight - with Kiwi-born filmmaker Sally Aitken taking home two wins. Read more Audio
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First NZ v England test underway at Lord's
10:20 PM.Tonight's cricket test between New Zealand and England at Lord's is the first being played in front of fans in the UK in nearly two years. It's the first of two tests before New Zealand play India in… Read more Audio
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Modern Fairy Godmothers getting teens to ball
10:46 PM.Teenagers worried about the cost of getting to the ball now have a helping hand, in the form of two modern-day fairy godmothers. Read more Audio
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Relief in Whakatane as mill avoids closure
10:34 PM.Whakatane residents are breathing a sigh of relief that the city's mill has been sold. Read more Audio
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Uncertainty over Ashburton bridge remains
10:19 PM.Testing is being carried out on the Ashburton bridge tonight to see if light vehicles are able to use it, and closed roads in the region have blocked key delivery routes Read more Audio
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The Plain English Awards
10:45 PM.Who is the clearest of them all? That's the question asked by the judges of the Plain English Awards - entries open tomorrow, and people are asked to submit examples of clear communication. Read more Audio
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Covid-19 in Victorian rest-homes
10:30 PM.In Melbourne there are three new cases of Covid linked to private aged care facilities Read more Audio
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Authorities turn to clean-up in Canterbury
10:20 PM.Canterbury Civil Defence regional duty officer Andrew Howe, and Ashburton mayor Neil Brown give Lately an update on the flooding situation across the region. Read more Audio
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Out Lately with Finn Johannson
10:40 PM.Wellington's intrepid music selector Finn Johansson joins Karyn with his insights into new releases from near and far. Tonight Finn's drawing fine lines from Anthony Joseph, Marco Papiro, and Pickle… Read more Audio
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The art of the self portrait
10:30 PM.What is a Self Portrait? In the simplest terms it's a portrait of an artist created by that artist. Karyn speaks with Viky Garden who challenges the assumption that portraiture is no longer relevant… Read more Audio
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Code red warning for heavy rain forecast for Canterbury
10:20 PM.There's a code red warning for Canterbury and MetService says about 200 to 300 millimetres of rain could fall on the Canterbury high country and foothills with between 80 to 100 millimetres on the… Read more Audio