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How aligned is New Zealand with the Five Eyes alliance?
10:20 PM.New Zealand's Foreign Minister Nanaia Mahuta says the only suggestion New Zealand could be expelled from the Five Eyes intelligence grouping is from the media. Minister Mahuta says New Zealand values… Read more Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch Colin Peacock
10:38 PM.Tonight in Karyn's weekly catchup with the Midweek Mediawatch team, Colin Peacock looks at the funeral for the Duke of Edinburgh Prince Philip and how the Empire struck back. Viewer upset at the… Read more Audio
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Hong Kong's election overhaul
10:27 PM.The Hong Kong Free Press gives an updated on Hong Kong's electoral reforms as well as growing restrictions on political activity and freedom of expression. Editor-in-Chief Tom Grundy talks with Karyn… Read more Audio
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Community responds to massive changes for health system
10:18 PM.The Government's announced massive changes to New Zealand's health system including the scrapping of 20 district health boards and 30 primary health organisations in favour of central health agencies… Read more Audio
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The Poppy and Star Flight
10:47 PM.A group of pilots have volunteered their time over the past month to transport two large artworks made of poppies around the country to raise money for charity as we head toward Anzac Day. The Poppy &… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Is it too soon for the trans-Tasman travel bubble?
10:32 PM.Australia's Health Minister Greg Hunt says the latest positive case here won't mean a change to trans-Tasman travel rules. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says the latest community case of Covid-19 is a… Read more Audio
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Airport cleaner is NZ's latest community case
10:19 PM.A new positive case of Covid-19 in the community - a person who cleans planes at Auckland Airport that arrive from red-zone countries. The employee - who was reported positive this afternoon - cleans… Read more Audio
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Back in time with The Plague
10:45 PM.The name The Plague might conjure up Covid images for some, but many people will remember the art punk band playing at the Nambassa Festival in 1979. Read more Audio
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London Calling: the BBC World Service
10:30 PM.In her weekly cross to the team at the BBC World Service, tonight Karyn speaks with journalist Audrey Tinline about the number of active Covid-19 cases around the world; President Putin's scheduled… Read more Audio
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Challenging review released on Wellington City Council
10:22 PM.A review published today has found poor governance and behaviour at Wellington City Council is undermining public trust and confidence. Karyn speaks with Wellington's Mayor Andy Foster who… Read more Audio
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Kiwi Rules Jonathan Lemalu
10:30 PM.New Zealand bass baritone opera singer, Jonathan Lemalu takes time out from his up-coming tour - there's an opera programme and a song programme - and tonight he's our guest on KiwiRules. Read more Audio
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The Festival of Colour Kicks off in Wanaka
10:25 PM.Often referred to as 'the best little arts festival in New Zealand', the Festival of Colour is on in Wanaka. General Manager, Laura Williamson chats to Susana about what's on offer. Read more Audio
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Samoa's 2021 general election results are declared
10:20 PM.The official results of Samoa's 2021 general election have been declared - with the two main political parties still neck and neck. Read more Audio
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The Rest Is History: NZ brass bands
10:40 PM.It's time for the Rest is History. This Saturday is the anniversary of the first inter-city brass band competition! In 1880 two and a half thousand people gathered in the Christchurch Drill Hall to… Read more Audio
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Smokefree proposals could be game changer - health researcher
10:30 PM.Marketing experts say today's Smokefree proposals could be a game changer for helping people wean themselves off their addictions to tobacco. Read more Audio
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The double burden of being a Maori scientist
10:20 PM.New research has found that cultural identity can be a disadvantage for Maori scientists because they're expected to take on the burden of helping their colleagues understand te ao Maori. And that's… Read more Audio
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Mid Week Media Watch An imbalance in coverage
10:40 PM.The biggest media story of the last week is the death of Prince Philip. For a while, it seemed like it was pretty much the only story in the world. Audio
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Tim Saunders shortlisted for the Commonwealth Writer's Prize
10:30 PM.Fielding farmer and author, Tim Saunders is the only New Zealand finalist in this year's Commonwealth Writer's Prize. Read more Audio
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Anger from farmers at live cattle export ban
10:20 PM.The Government has announced all live exports by sea will be banned in two years' time.Central Hawke's Bay sheep and beef farmer, Jeremy Rookes tells Susana Leiataua how important the trade is to… Read more Audio
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The new moon of Ramadan
10:45 PM.Tonight potentially marks the beginning of Ramadan in New Zealand, it all depends on the moon. Read more Audio
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A Lego lover's heaven
10:35 PM.Stewart Milligan's Lego collection is so huge he had to make a museum for it.
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Unlocking the secrets of coral
10:30 PM.Dr Christopher Cornwall is a Rutherford Discovery Fellow at Victoria University whose cutting edge research showing the pH levels inside corals and seaweeds, and the related impacts of climate change… Read more Audio
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Last ditch effort to find Amber-Lee Cruickshank
10:20 PM.A reward of 100-thousand dollars has been offered for information leading to the identity and conviction of anyone responsible for the disappearance of toddler, Amber-Lee Cruickshank in 1992. Read more Audio
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Lost 'golden city' discovered in Egypt
10:45 PM.The discovery of a three thousand year old 'golden city' has shaken the archaeology world to its core this week. The lost city was found in the first weeks of a huge archaeological dig near Luxor in… Read more Audio
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A royal death and pandemic restrictions begin to lift
10:30 PM.Susana is joined by Pete Ross from the BBC World Service to discuss what's on their agenda. He has the reaction to Prince Philip's death, the slow opening up of the UK and a curious week in American… Read more Audio