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Out Lately with Finn Johansson
10:40 PM.There's a lot of new music coming out at the moment so Finn Johansson is in to help sort the wheat from the chaff. He joins Karyn with three piping hot new picks for a Friday night. Read more Audio
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Videos released to mark World Disability Day
10:30 PM.Yesterday was World Disability Day and RNZ and Attitude Pictures released a series of first person videos to mark the occasion. The video blog series explores the day to life of living with… Read more Audio
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Orchardists challenged to find enough workers to pick fruit
10:20 PM.Central Otago stone fruit growers are rubbishing claims they're turning down New Zealanders for local fruit picking work as they'd prefer cheap foreign labour. Read more Audio
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TRIH- Queen St Riots with Renee Jones
10:40 PM.It's time for the rest is history, where we look back at the week's news in the past. This coming monday marks the 36th anniversary of the 1984 Queen Street Riot. On December 7, 1984 Auckland's Queen… Read more Audio
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NZ faces the reality of climate change
10:30 PM.New Zealand responds to the Government's climate emergency declaration as the secretary general of the United Nations has warned today that the planet is broken and humanity is waging a "suicidal" war… Read more Audio
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US politics with Tim Kuhner
10:20 PM.Ivanka Trump, the president's daughter and adviser, has been questioned under oath as part of a civil lawsuit alleging misuse of non profit funds for Donald Trump's inauguration four years ago… Read more Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch: Real regional reality TV
10:45 PM.Mediawatch's weekly catch-up with Lately. This week Colin Peacock talks to Karyn Hay about a reality TV showing us real regional life. Read more Audio
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Greenpeace hails the climate declaration, ACT calls it a stunt
10:30 PM.NZ Director and Former Green Party Co-Leader Russel Norman spoke to Karyn Hay about the climate emergency declaration, and what needs to happen. Meanwhile David Seymour has told Lately there are many… Read more Audio
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New Zealand declares a climate emergency
10:20 PM.On Wednesday New Zealand became the 33rd country in the world to declare a 'climate emergency' and commit to a carbon-neutral government by 2025. Read more Audio
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Royal Albatross colony set for a good breeding season
10:45 PM.The Royal Northern Albatrosses who nest on Otago Peninsula have laid the second-highest number of eggs ever recorded at the Colony. More than 120 of the seabirds have returned to Taiaroa Head for the… Read more Audio
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Festival testing gets the green light
10:30 PM.Today the Government announced it will put legislation through Parliament by the end of 2020 to allow drug checking at music festivals this summer. Read more Audio
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New Zealand weighs in to China/Australia conflict
10:20 PM.New Zealand and France have now joined Australia in denouncing an inflammatory tweet sent by a Chinese official about Australian soldiers in Afghanistan. The fake tweet showed an image of a grinning… Read more Audio
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Healthcare app 'Tend' focuses on easy access for patients
10:45 PM.As part of Lately's Monday night tech focus , we learn about a new app Tend designed to help people make an appointment, either online or at a clinic, as well as prescriptions and referrals. The app… Read more Audio
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Te Waka Toi Awards announced tonight
10:30 PM.Ngā Taonga Toi a Te Waka Toi - the Te Waka Toi Awards 2020 have been live-streamed tonight. Leading Maori artists, advocates and community leaders were recognised for outstanding achievement… Read more Audio
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WorkSafe Whaakari White Island charges
10:20 PM.WorkSafe has laid charges against 10 organisations and three individuals in relation to the Whakaari White Island disaster. WorkSafe says it cannot name the parties charged, because they have a right… Read more Audio
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Kiwi Rules with Power Nap
10:40 PM.Power Nap is Auckland's Chris Cudby, formerly of Golden Axe. He's just released a new single Club Dinos from his upcoming mini-album DINOSAURS. He joins Karyn tonight to 'play it forward' with a tune… Read more Audio
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Auckland Arts Festival in the time of Covid-19
10:30 PM.The programme for the 2021 Auckland Arts Festival has been released - and it's completely homegrown. This year's Festival had to be cut short because of the Covid-19 pandemic and Festival chief… Read more Audio
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Beware Black Friday scams
10:20 PM.The Black Friday sales are here - with thousands flocking to both physical and online stores to snap up a bargain. It extends into 'Cyber Monday' meaning that over four days Kiwis will be hunting for… Read more Audio
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This Week In History: the Pope visits New Zealand
10:48 PM.In November 1986 Pope John Paul II visited New Zealand - the first pope to make it all the way down under. He touched down in Auckland on the 22nd of November, and also made his way to Wellington, and… Read more Audio
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Defining business attire for MPs
10:33 PM.The Speaker of the House is reviewing Parliament's dress code over the summer break. Greens co-leader, James Shaw, has asked Trevor Mallard to consider changing the rules that require men to wear ties… Read more Audio
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Survivors prepare for Abuse in Care redress hearings
10:19 PM.The chair of the Royal Commission into Abuse in Care, Judge Coral Shaw, today declined all but one of the non-publication applications made by lawyers acting for the Catholic Church, the Salvation… Read more Audio
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Midweek Media Watch
10:42 PM.This week - the number of people complaining about the state of Wellington has increased, with journalists penning opinion pieces bemoaning the stagnant state of the capital. Media Watch producer… Read more Audio
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Deluge hits North Island
10:19 PM.Heavy rain has hit parts of the North Island, causing surface flooding and slips, traffic chaos and sewage overflows in New Plymouth. Te Awamutu in Waikato has also been hard hit by the weather with… Read more Audio
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Auckland's Santa retires to Wanaka
10:43 PM.A five-storey figure who graced Queen Street in Auckland once a year for 60 years has been driven out of town.
The city's huge Santa Claus was dismantled for the last time earlier this year and he's… Read more Audio
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Research looks at Māori stories of adoption
10:18 PM.Being adopted into a Pakeha family is something that has shaped Annabel Ahuriri-Driscoll's life and identity. Now a lecturer at the University of Canterbury in Maori health and wellbeing, Annabel… Read more Audio