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Paula Morris: The Ockhams long list - NZ's literary good health
10:20 PM.The longlist for New Zealand's premier book awards, the Ockhams has just been released - and despite recent research that shows fewer of us are reading books, there's actually a pretty big leap in the… Read more Audio
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Midweek Media Watch with Hayden Donnell
10:40 PM.This week on Midweek Mediawatch, Hayden Donnell is in to talk about a minidrama involving Sean Plunket, a revolt in the Washington Post newsroom, and a government proposal to merge Radio New Zealand… Read more Audio
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Putting roads on a diet - Patrick Morgan
10:30 PM.A trend is emerging in the UK and other parts of the world, they're calling it a Road Diet... reclaiming urban areas for pedestrians and cyclists. Patrick Morgan from Cycling Action NZ explains. Read more Audio
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Local and global coronavirus update
10:20 PM.The New Zealand and Australian governments have announced plans to evacuate foreign nationals trapped in Wuhan, the Chinese city where the coronavirus outbreak began. Read more Audio
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Game Theory: Brad Edwards- the Rise of Basketball
10:48 PM.The extensive media coverage here of the death of Los Angeles Lakers star, Kobe Bryant, got us thinking about how basketball has become a huge sport in New Zealand. Its growth at secondary school… Read more Audio
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Author Graeme Lay remembers his friend Gordon McLauchlan
10:30 PM.Well known New Zealand author, journalist and broadcaster Gordon McLauchlan has died at the age of 89. Author Graeme Lay pays tribute to his long-time friend. Read more Audio
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'A pattern of poor care' at Hutt Valley DHB's maternity ward
10:18 PM.One baby died and another suffered a brain injury in what the Deputy Health and Disability Commissioner calls a 'pattern of poor care' at the Hutt Valley District Health Board's maternity ward. Two… Read more Audio
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I Didn't Know That: Watching the birds - Mike Bell
10:40 PM.2020 has got off to a great start for birdwatchers looking for rare birds. It seems the bushfires are forcing more birds than usual to fly across the Tasman. Two Cuckoos have been spotted in the… Read more Audio
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Preparing for coronavirus
10:20 PM.This afternoon the Director-General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield and the Director of Public Health Dr Caroline McElnay explained the work that's happening to make sure New Zealand is prepared to… Read more Audio
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Out Lately with Finn Johansson
10:40 PM.Finn Johansson reviewa three new music selections on Out Lately. Read more Audio
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Public generosity raises thousands for burns unit
10:30 PM.Thousands of dollars have been donated by members of the public to the National Burns Centre at Middlemore Hospital in Auckland after the Whakaari White Island volcanic eruption. Read more Audio
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Fire bans and restrictions as weekend weather hots up
10:20 PM.Fire officials around New Zealand are urging caution as temperatures are set to swelter this weekend. Read more Audio
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How to solve the problem of inexperienced rental drivers?
10:40 PM.Queenstown Lakes District Mayor Jim Boult wants a solution to the challenges of inexperienced rental vehicle drivers. He outlines with Karyn why he's asking Queenstown Lakes District residents to meet… Read more Audio
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Toxic algae sparks public heath warning
10:30 PM.A public health warning has been issued at a Canterbury river after the discovery of potentially toxic blue-green algae. The algae has been found in the Selwyn Waikirikiri River, downstream of the… Read more Audio
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Coronavirus spreads and the world responds
10:20 PM.A wrap of international media coverage, as authorities in the Chinese city of Wuhan try to control the spread of a new virus. Eleven million residents have been urged not to leave the city, 17 people… Read more Audio
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New Zealand has a new Men's Surfing Champ
10:30 PM.New Zealand has a new Men's Surfing Champion. Karyn Hay speaks with Elliot Paerata-Reid - also known as EPR - from Piha about taking out the title at the national champs at St Clair Beach in Dunedin.
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The world's stage is full of global news
10:20 PM.What are the updates from the World Health Organisation's emergency meeting about the global risk of the coronavirus from Wuhan, who is speaking today at the World Economic Forum in Davos and is there… Read more Audio
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Bookclub: Self-publishing, a How To Guide
10:45 PM.Karen Stade of Historinz is a historical researcher and writer who produces regional, social, community and school history books. She's also a journalist and the self-published author of several… Read more Audio
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Coronavirus is spreading
10:20 PM.New Zealand has no plans to screen passengers arriving from China despite the spread of a new viral pneumonia. Four people have now died from the coronavirus and there are now more than 200 cases in… Read more Audio
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Do It Yourself: Tramping solo
10:40 PM.Hazel Philips was told she couldn't carry a pack and the gear she needed on a solo tramp around Mt Ruapehu. So she decided to prove she could. That was about eight years ago and since then she's done… Read more Audio
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Volunteers needed for refugees arriving in New Zealand
10:30 PM.Red Cross is asking people in regional New Zealand to step up by volunteering in their refugee re-settlement program. About 100 refugee support volunteers are needed in Blenheim, Timaru, Levin… Read more Audio
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The number of coronavirus cases climbs
10:20 PM.Chinese authorities have reported 139 new cases of a mysterious virus in two days, marking the first time that the infection has been confirmed in China outside of Wuhan city. The World Health… Read more Audio
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Lately Bookclub - Books I've Loved in 2019 by Catherine Woulfe
10:45 PM.And for the last Lately Book Club of the year, Catherine Woulfe, author and Editor of Books and 1972 Magazine at the Spinoff with a few of her favourites from 2019. Audio
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The Scar of Bethlehem at the Walled Off Hotel
10:30 PM.Banksy - the anonymous England-based street artist who has been active since the 1990s - has created a new art work "the Scar of Bethlehem" which features a nativity scene with Mary and Joseph and the… Read more Audio
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For the person who has everything....give them a tree
10:20 PM.The message is simple - give native trees this holiday season - so if you're stumped for that particularly difficult person to buy for this Christmas, give them a tree. Karyn speaks with Project… Read more Audio