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Recent items from Summer Times
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Where to now for the US?
9:20 AM.Earlier this morning the inauguration of the 46th president of the United States Joe Biden took place in Washington DC. Emile speaks to Associate Professor Tim Kuhner from Auckland University about… Read more Audio
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Biden sworn in as the 46th President of the United States
9:05 AM.Our correspondent Giles Gibson joins Emile from Washington DC with an update on how the day has gone there. The Inauguration ceremony itself took place at 6AM this morning. Joseph Robinette Biden Jr… Read more Audio
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Regional round up: Chatham Islands
11:55 AM.The Mayor of the Chatham Islands Monique Croon joins Emile to discuss what's going on in her part of our archipelago. Audio
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What are dogs trying to tell us?
11:35 AM.We've all seen a guilty dog give us that look, that sheepish look that lets us know, that they know they're in trouble. Dogs evolved alongside us for 40-thousand years, and studies show they've even… Read more Audio
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Bookmarks: Shannon Haunui-Thompson
11:05 AM.Shannon Haunui-Thompson - RNZ's Kurahautū Māori - RNZ Māori Strategy Manager, joins Emile Donovan to discuss some of her favourite books, songs, podcasts and TV shows. Read more Audio
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Nick Tipping on modern blues and R&B
10:45 AM.Our music critic today is RNZ Concert presenter and host of RNZ's Inside Out Jazz programme Nick Tipping. He's come in with two hot picks of his summer listening: 'Money' by Moonchild and 'What About… Read more Audio
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Girls who dare to be different in hyper-gendered world
10:15 AM.Sugar and spice is not a very nice way to way to describe girls, it never has been. But the old nursery rhyme dividing boys and girls has still not been consigned to history. But the old nursery rhyme… Read more Audio
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Hiwa Ki Uta, Hiwa Ki Tai
10:05 AM.Haka, waita, ti rakau stick games and poi work are all being combined in a new show telling the story of Maui fishing up Te Ika a Maui the North Island. Maori performing arts group HIWA are also using… Read more Audio
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Australia Correspondent: Kerry-Anne Walsh
9:55 AM.Australia correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh joins Emile to discuss changes in the Australia - United States relationship as Joe Biden takes office, the latest on how the country is dealing with the… Read more Audio
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Hatching season for Albatross at Taiaroa Head
9:30 AM.The first egg has hatched at the Taiaroa Head Northern Royal Albatross Colony in Dunedin in what is on course to be the second best breeding season on record. It's an anxious time - once hatching… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Volcanologists preparing Aucklanders for eruptions
9:20 AM.Is your house ready for a direct hit from a volcano? A team of scientists is researching just how hard urban volcanoes hit to try and help Aucklanders prepare for an eruption. Amongst other things… Read more Video, Audio
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Restauranteurs call for staff to come home
9:05 AM.Kiwi chef and restaurateur Josh Emett who runs popular Auckland restaurants The Oyster Inn and Onslow is on the hunt for good Kiwi staff. He took to Instagram earlier this week to urge New Zealanders… Read more Audio
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Regional round up: Doug Davidson
11:55 AM.Doug Davidson from the River City Press newspaper in Whanganui joins Emile to discuss an interesting year to come on the banks of the river. Read more Audio
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Art crime no new thing in Aotearoa
11:30 AM.The case of a missing Goldie oil painting has been captivating people all over the country. Sleep 'tis a Gentle Thing was taken along with other valuable artworks and antiques between 27 December and… Read more Audio
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Bookmarks: Kadambari Raghukumar
11:05 AM.The producer and presenter of RNZ's Voices programme joins Emile to talk about her life and pick some of her favourite books, films music and more! Read more Audio
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Podcast Critic: Laura Dooney
10:30 AM.Summertimes producer Laura Dooney joins Emile with a raft of podcasts she's been listening to over the summer. Read more Audio
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The Diet Compass - what to eat, when
10:05 AM.The world is awash in advice about diets; eat like the French, eat like cavemen, fast and then eat. It can make the most conscientious eater feel all at sea. German science writer Bas Kast wants offer… Read more Audio
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Correspondent: US with Simon Hampton
9:45 AM.New Zealand freelance journalist Simon Hampton is on his way to Washington this week to cover the inauguration. He takes a moment to speak with Emile from a country sitting on a very complex set of… Read more Audio
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K-Pop choreography in Auckland
9:30 AM.K-Pop choreographer Rina Chae is designing dance routines for the Auckland Fringe Town K-Pop Party on February the 23rd. And she's inviting all K-pop fans in Aotearoa to send through a video of… Read more Audio
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Beaked whales and sunfish basking in South Pacific Ocean
9:20 AM.The crew of a marine research voyage have disembarked in Northland with huge smiles on their faces. The Far Out Ocean Research Collective team is made up of marine mammal and seabird specialists and… Read more Audio, Gallery
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Rental market supercharged as university year looms
9:15 AM.A one-bedroom dwelling made from a shipping container and garden shed in Wellington has been listed to rent, for $390. The room in Johnsonville is said to be suitable for one person, and close to the… Read more Audio
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Public trust in governments during a pandemic
9:05 AM.The waves of the pandemic across the globe in 2020 quickly exposed which countries were prepared to deal with a crisis of this size. One of the factors that governments have been grappling with is how… Read more Audio
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Regional Round-Up: South Canterbury
11:45 AM.We continue our regional round up with a catch up with the Federated Farmers NZ Provincial President for South Canterbury Jason Grant. Read more Audio
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Auckland Busking Festival limbers up
11:30 AM.The Auckland Busking Festival is gearing up for a spectacular end to the month. Jugglers, acrobats, circus performers and even fire eaters are girding their loins the weekend of the 29th of January… Read more Audio
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Bookmarks: Bryan Crump
11:05 AM.Bryan Crump has been keeping listeners company every weeknight since 2005. He joins Emile Donovan to discuss his favourite books, films, and songs. Read more Audio
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