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Word - The speech traits of Key, Ardern
8:45 PM.We're looking at words on Monday night - all the crazy ways we use them and tonight, two Prime Ministers are under the lens.. The particular way the Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern speaks and a thing… Read more Audio
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Kiwi Rules: Soft Plastics
10:45 PM.Lately's Friday night music feature Kiwi Rules where a New Zealand artist or band plays it forward. Tonight it's the turn of Sophie Scott-Maunder, bass player and vocalist for the Wellington… Read more Audio
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Dame Gaylene Preston: supporting artists in New Zealand
10:30 PM.Dame Gaylene Preston has produced and directed many classics of New Zealand cinema. Karyn Hay speaks with Dame Gaylene about her recent column in Stuff that asks "...why do we think than an artist… Read more Audio
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Local bars stop selling Eagle Brewing after online comment
10:20 PM.Eagle Brewing's David Gaughan posted a racist comment on a news website describing Maori as the scourge of New Zealand, and said the quicker they were put in prison the better. His comments have led… Read more Audio
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The beginnings of the National Party - Dr Barry Gustafson
10:45 PM.Back in 1936, on this day, a group of defeated politicians met in Wellington. They were the conservatives from urban centres and from the regions. The farmers, the lawyers and the business leaders… Read more Audio
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New Zealand needs to better manage global risks
10:30 PM.The country's former chief science advisor Sir Peter Gluckman says many governments failed to act in the years and months leading up to the Covid-19 pandemic. An international report commissioned by… Read more Audio
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Bold action needed to improve childrens' lives in New Zealand
10:20 PM.The Children's Commissioner says the government needs to take bold action on discrimination, incomes and housing in next week's budget to improve the lives of Maori, Pacific and disabled children… Read more Audio
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Gisborne Council's looking for the whanau of graves
10:30 PM.A crash has significantly damaged a number of headstones in Gisborne's Taruheru Cemetery and the council is looking for their families. Karyn speaks with Gisborne Mayor Rehette Stoltz. Read more Audio
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Protestors across the country call for more money for Pharmac
10:20 PM.The Government is refusing to be drawn whether Pharmac is in line for a significant funding increase in next week's Budget. The advocacy group Patient Voice Aotearoa staged protests across the country… Read more Audio
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Bringing megaherb punui back to Bluff
10:45 PM.It looks a bit like a Chatham Island forget me not, and grows to a height of two metres and tastes a wee bit like celery or cabbage - we hear the story of the megaherb punui. Read more Audio
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Migrant workers allowed in to New Zealand for horticultural work
10:20 PM.The Government has announced that about 2400 more migrant workers will be allowed into New Zealand for seasonal horticultural work. Read more Audio
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Word: Shadow Pronouns and Sweet As
10:45 PM.Word is the name of our new feature on Mondays - exploring everything about the written and spoken word, especially in New Zealand English. We find out how the language is evolving, how it's changing… Read more Audio
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Calling London - Rob Hugh-Jones
10:30 PM.Rob Hugh-Jones from the BBC joins Karyn to talk about an attack on a school in Afghanistan's capital, Kabul, over the weekend, the head of the UN visits Russia and how people are returning to their… Read more Audio
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Local heroes stop a multiple stabbing in Dunedin
10:20 PM.Three people injured in a multiple stabbing in a central Dunedin supermarket this afternoon are scheduled to undergo surgery in Dunedin Hospital tonight. Another person has serious injuries and the… Read more Audio
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Kiwi Rules
10:45 PM.Lately's fortnight feature - here's Kiwi Rules when a New Zealand artist plays it forward for other Kiwi artists. Tonight Pati Umaga is playing Kiwi Rules. Pati Umaga is a musician, bass guitarist… Read more Audio
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Tokyo extends Covid-19 state of emergency
10:30 PM.A state of emergency has been extended around Tokyo and three other areas until the end of May to curb a surge in COVID-19 infections, just months before the start of the Olympics. The Tokyo Olympics… Read more Audio
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Employers: Fair Pay Agreements not needed
10:20 PM.The Government has released details around employers and unions setting minimum standards to implement the Fair Pay Agreements. The agreements would set minimum employment conditions for an entire… Read more Audio
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Queen Street businesses' court action fails
10:45 PM.A group of Queen Street landlords and businesses has failed in their bid for an interim injuction, to stop further temporary work to make Auckland's main commercial street more pedestrian-friendly. Read more Audio
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HVHS students call for action on toxic mould
10:30 PM.Students from Hutt Valley High School set up class on the front lawn of Parliament today to protest the dangerous levels of toxic mould found in their classrooms. Read more Audio
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Tourism leader says industry must become sustainable
10:25 PM.The Minister of Tourism, Stuart Nash, has announced a 200-million dollar support plan for the Covid-impacted tourism sector at the annual tourism industry conference in Otautahi Christchurch today. Read more Audio
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NZ's bubble with NSW paused for 48 hours
10:20 PM.Travel between New Zealand and New South Wales will be paused from 11.59pm tonight. Read more Audio
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Midweek MediaWatch
10:45 PM.Mediawatch's weekly catchup with Lately. This week Colin Peacock talks to Karyn Hay about the media unpicking the political strategy behind National's warnngs of "separatism". 'Bunny-pocalypse Now' in… Read more Audio
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NSW on alert with community Covid-19 case
10:30 PM.NSW has recorded one new locally acquired COVID-19 infection and expects more cases to be confirmed. Authorities believe the man, who has not been vaccinated, has been infectious since Friday. NSW… Read more Audio
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Public service faces three more years of pay freeze
10:20 PM.Public Service Minister Chris Hipkins has announced that public servants earning more than $60,000 will only be offered pay increases under select circumstances for the next three years. There will be… Read more Audio