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Attitudes to Covid 19 vaccination on the border
10:20 PM.The Prime Minister announced today that 86-percent of frontline workers in New Zealand have received at least one dose of a covid vaccination leaving 538 MIQ workers unvaccinated. Dr. Jagadish Thaker… Read more Audio
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Out Lately with Finn Johansson
10:30 PM.Wellington's intrepid music selector Finn Johansson joins Karyn for his fortnightly insights into new releases near and far. Tonight Finn hones his audio focus on Glaare, Gayblade and Elegiac. Read more Audio
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Thousands Strike for Climate in New Zealand cities
10:24 PM.Thousands of students and older supporters turned out for today's School Strike for Climate around the country. Karyn speaks with Ciara Foley who was one of the organisers of the protest in… Read more Audio
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Fresh rioting overnight in Belfast after week of growing unrest
10:17 PM.It's being called the worst violence in Northern Ireland in more than a decade triggered in part by the new realities of a post-Brexit world. US President Joe Biden joins UK Prime Minister Boris… Read more Audio
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The Rest is History: NZ's first state school
10:45 PM.This week for the rest is history Karyn is joined by Nelson historian Alan Turley to talk about the founding of Nelson College. While it wasn't quite the first school to be founded in New Zealand, it… Read more Audio
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Ebike owners fight back at thieves
10:30 PM.Theft of ebikes is becoming a really serious problem in Auckland and Wellington - the latest tale came out today of a woman who actually stole her bike back off someone who met her with it in central… Read more Audio
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Borders to be closed to returnees from India
10:20 PM.Kiwis wanting to return home from India are being locked out until the end of the month. From Sunday, no one who has been in India in the last 14 days will be allowed into the country as the… Read more Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch: Colin Peacock
10:35 PM.Colin Peacock looks at the Prime Minister's radio chat this morning with Newstalk ZB's Mike Hosking, the media coverage of the maiden trip of the Hamilton to Auckland train Te Huia, and the… Read more Audio
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Preparing for the new trans-Tasman travel bubble?
10:25 PM.With less than a fortnight before the quarantine-free travel zone begins between New Zealand and Australia, the hospitality sector is busily preparing. Karyn speaks with Cristiano De Martin who's the… Read more Audio
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Petition calls for a New Zealand women's health strategy
10:18 PM.Petitioners delivered their signatures to MPs at Parliament today calling for a national women's health strategy and $6 million to be allocated to women's health in the next Budget. Gender Justice… Read more Audio
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Feral dogs on Te Rerenga Wairua
10:42 PM.The Department of conservation is concerned about the presence of packs of wild dogs on Te Rerenga Wairua, Cape Reinga. In an effort to keep people safe the department has closed four walking tracks… Read more Audio
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How will the New Zealand - Australia travel bubble work?
10:27 PM.In less than two weeks New Zealanders and Australians will be free to travel across the Tasman without managed isolation on arrival in New Zealand. Karyn speaks with epidemiologist Dr Michael Baker… Read more Audio
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New Zealand reciprocates quarantine free travel with Australia
10:17 PM.Two-way quarantine free travel is poised to begin in less than a fortnight between New Zealand and Australia after months of delay. Tourism Industry Aotearoa's Chris Roberts will talk about the impact… Read more Audio
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The Rest is History: New Zealand's first brewed beer
10:41 PM.On this day back in 1773 the first ever beer was brewed in New Zealand. It was brewed by Captain Cook on Resolution Island in Dusky Sound. To tell us about it is Christchurch brewer Paul McGurk, whose… Read more Audio
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In celebration of the Living Wage
10:33 PM.The Living Wage rate is set to rise to 22 dollars 75 per hour from September. Living Wage Aotearoa says the three percent increase is based on the average annual earnings movement in the last June… Read more Audio
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Pressure builds for ACC to cover common childbirth injury
10:19 PM.You may have heard in the news, coverage of ACC's denial of cover to women who suffer the most common type of childbirth-related injury. Cover of perineal tears has fallen dramatically since last… Read more Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch
10:37 PM.The latest on the proposed fusion of TVNZ and RNZ into a public media behemoth. Journalists hone in on Judith Collins' weaknesses on key policy issues such as housing and also how her MPs are leaking… Read more Audio
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Power prices set to rise in Central Otago
10:26 PM.Electricity line charges are set to rise in Central Otago by a whopping 60 percent in the next five years Today, the Commerce Commission gave the Dunedin City Council-owned lines company Aurora Energy… Read more Audio
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March against sexual violence in Wellington
10:19 PM.About 500 people gathered on Courtenay Place Wellington tonight to rally for a city free from sexual violence. For nearly a year, there has been a growing conversation around how unsafe the capital… Read more Audio
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$3m Ralph Hotere mural to remain stored til 2023
10:45 PM.A $3 million Ralph Hotere mural owned by Hamilton City Council has been in storage for more than three years because there is no public space big enough to hang it. The mural is 8.5m wide and 5m high… Read more Audio
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Rahui in place in Foveaux Strait as bonamia testing continues
10:29 PM.A rahui has officially been enacted today to help protect the Foveaux Strait oyster fishery from the potential spread of a deadly parasite. Dr Catherine Duthie from Biosecurity New Zealand explains… Read more Audio
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Chinese deportees spark trafficking debate
8:18 PM.An immigration lawyer says a group of Chinese nationals awaiting deportation are exploited workers who should be protected. The men were arrested for working illegally at building sites in Auckland… Read more Audio
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Science: Diagnosing concussion from saliva
10:42 PM.Research from the University of Birmingham has found a way to test for concussion in rugby players's saliva. Read more Audio
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London Calling: Rob Hugh-Jones from the BBC World Service team
10:29 PM.In our weekly chat with our London correspondent, Susana talks to Rob Hugh-Jones, about the latest Covid-19 news from Europe; the murder trial in the case of George Floyd and the ongoing unrest in… Read more Audio
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Nestle proposes staff cuts
10:20 PM.News today that about 45 jobs could be lost in a proposed restructure at Nestle's factory in Wiri, South Auckland. Read more Audio