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The Rest Is History: Guilty on the Gallows
10:40 PM.On the 28th of May, 1920, Dennis Gunn was convicted for the murder of Auckland postmaster Augustus Braithwaite. Karyn speaks with Sherwood Young who wrote about this case in his book Guilty on the… Read more Audio
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Gumboot Day organiser gives back his NZOM
10:30 PM.On the eve of this year's Gumboot Day, Karyn speaks with Mike King about his open letter to the Prime Minister and why he's giving back his Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit. Read more Audio
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Melbourne heads into a seven day lockdown
10:20 AM.The State of Victoria is hours away from a snap seven-day lockdown at midnight their time - 2am New Zealand time. Karyn speaks with Nicole Asher from the ABC in Melbourne. Read more Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch with Hayden Donnell
10:40 PM.In a weekly update of the latest from the news media, Hayden Donnell speaks with Karyn Hay about developments in broadcaster Martin Devlin's workplace saga that includes criticism of other radio… Read more Audio
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Scriptwriter Stands Against Bullying
10:30 PM.Each year, workplaces, schools, organisations and individuals join the international movement to make a stand against bullying. Kapiti-based scriptwriter for TV and film, Nick Ward, has written about… Read more Audio
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Travel bubble paused with Victoria as Covid-19 cases rise
10:20 PM.Quarantine free travel with Victoria is now on pause for 72 hours following today's spike in community cases. Read more Audio
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Explaining the blood moon and eclipse while it's happening
10:20 PM.A total lunar eclipse is visible throughout New Zealand tonight and the partial phase - that's when the Earth's shadow starts to creep across the Moon - will begin at about 9.45PM. Stargazers could be… Read more Audio
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Te Ao Marama: A new way of seeking justice
10:35 PM.Gisborne District Court is to be the second in the country to implement a new, more inclusive way of operating. It's called Te Ao Marama, which means 'the world of light'. President of the law society… Read more Audio
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Travel bubble paused with Victoria as Covid-19 cases rise
10:20 PM.Victoria has today recorded another four Covid-19 infections bringing the cluster in Melbourne's north to nine. Quarantine free travel with Victoria is now on pause for 72 hours following today's… Read more Audio
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Ngahiwi Apanui CEO of Te Taura Whiri o te Reo Maori
10:40 PM.Tonight we're looking at te reo and why it can be difficult to say some words. Ngahiwi Apanui the chief executive of Te Taura Whiri O Te Reo Maori - the Maori Language Commission joins Karyn Hay to… Read more Audio
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London Calling: Audrey Tinline
10:30 PM.Lately's weekly cross to the BBC World Service, and tonight Audrey Tinline will update Karyn about Covid-19 around the world and the World Health Organisation's annual assembly. Read more Audio
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Swearing in ceremony for Samoa's Prime Minister-elect
10:20 PM.In a day of unexpected twists and turns, Samoa's FAST Party has held a swearing-in ceremony in a marquee in the grounds of Parliament after being locked out of the Parliament building. Karyn Hay… Read more Audio
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Out Lately with Finn Johansson
10:45 PM.Haven't caught up with Finnbar Halley Castree Johansson for a few too many weeks but he's back tonight for Out Lately. His picks tonight include Little Simz and Dunedin's Death and the Maiden. Read more Video, Audio
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Maori wards being established by local authorities
10:30 PM.Earlier this week, Hastings announced it was establishing two Maori wards, but Napier has not, opting to wait til later in the year, arguing it didn't have time to properly consult the community… Read more Audio
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BBC vitriol erupts over Bashir's Diana interview
10:20 PM.It's late morning in the UK and vitriol is building against the BBC for its journalist, Martin Bashir's 1995 interview with Princess Diana. The BBC's director general Tim Davie has described the… Read more Audio
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The Rest Is History: The earliest cars
10:30 PM.We're going back to 1901 to something that can't help but give you a chuckle in today's high octane world. Nicholas Oates was the first person to import a car into New Zealand. It was a Benz - and… Read more Audio
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The biggest benefit rise in a generation
10:20 PM.Today's Budget has announced changes that will increase benefits by 32 to 55 dollars a week by next April as part of changes that the Government says is a way of addressing inequality that has built… Read more Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch: Colin Peacock
10:40 PM.Mediawatch's weekly catchup with Lately. This week Colin Peacock talks to Karyn Hay about a newspaper error in Hawke's Bay Today, the potential for a change to Mediaworks' ownership, and an updated on… Read more Audio
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Tokyo doctors call for the Olympics to be cancelled
10:30 PM.Tokyo doctors are calling for the cancellation of the Olympic Games because of a surge in COVID-19 cases. The Games are scheduled to begin in just over nine weeks from 23 July through to the 8 August… Read more Audio
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Cyber attack impacts New Zealand's health system
10:20 PM.The cyber attack on the Waikato District Health Board's IT system has put New Zealand's entire public health system on high alert. Paul Spain from Gorilla Technology speaks with Karyn Hay about cyber… Read more Audio
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Paekākāriki Film Festival - for the love of a community hall
10:45 PM.On our trip to the regions we're going to Paekākāriki on the Kapiti Coast. This year's Film Festival will feature more than sit-down films. Read more Audio
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Hopes pinned on Australian forced adoption inquiry
10:30 PM.An inquiry is underway into forced adoption in Australia. This is the practice where single mothers had their babies removed without their consent, and adopted. Victims of forced adoption in Australia… Read more Audio
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Waikato IT attack could be part of attack on Irish and Scottish hospitals
10:20 PM.A cyber attack has shut down internal IT systems, including computers and phones, at Waikato's five public hospitals. The Resident Doctors Association says the attack is understood to involve a type… Read more Audio
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Calling London - Rich Preston
10:30 PM.The BBC World Service Rich Preston - joins us to talk about the current picture of coronavirus around the world, efforts begin later this week to prepare for the next one, the US climate envoy, John… Read more Audio
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Migration shakeup targets agriculture and tourism
10:20 PM.The Government wants to move away from relying on low-skilled workers to attracting people here, with higher skills. Government Minister Stuart Nash has announced tonight, that the skilled migrant… Read more Audio