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Recent items from Summer Times
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Juggling for a living
10:52 AM.Sometimes it can feel like life is just one big juggling act, and for Zane Jarvie that's definitely the case. Read more Video, Audio
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Food security in the age of climate change
10:07 AM.Time to talk food - and the seemingly inexorable threat that climate change poses to food production and availability, and even the selection of fruits and veges in your local grocer's. Julian Heyes… Read more Audio
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Regional cross - Fiordland
9:50 AM.Now continuing on with our regional correspondent series and we cross live to Fiordland to speak to Possum Moffat - who is the chief fire office in Te Anau. Read more Audio
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Smoke wafting across the Tasman
9:22 AM.And closer to home - the scale of the Australian fires was felt across the country last night, especially in Christchurch, as the smell of burning wood wafted across the tasman. In Wellington, many… Read more Audio
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Australia wakes up to another day of fires
9:10 AM.The fires in Australia continue, and chilling images and video show the scale of the destruction in all of the states and territories. At least eight people have died since Monday, and seven are… Read more Audio
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Māori Phrase of the Day - Taihoa, kāore e roa!
11:55 AM.Today's phrase: Taihoa, kaore e roa! Translation: Hang on, I won't be long! Read more Audio
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Corin Dann: I've always felt 'very RNZ' at heart
11:05 AM.Corin Dann joined Susie Ferguson as a Morning Report co-host in May last year. The Wellington journalist talks to Emile Donovan about his post-work 'surf and siesta' routine, his favourite camping… Read more Video, Audio
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Y2K: 20 years on
10:07 AM.It's 20 years since there was widespread panic that the Y2K bug might obliterate the world as we know it. Read more Audio
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Regional year in review - Cook Islands
9:50 AM.Correspondent Glenda Tuaine fills us in on a big year of news in the islands including same sex relationships law reform and an ongoing debate about Chlorination. Read more Audio
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New Year Honours: Bob Norling
9:32 AM.Bob Norling has been awarded the Queen's Service Medal for services to railway heritage and the community. Read more Audio
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New Year Honours: Sergeant Lehi Hohaia
9:15 AM.Sergeant Lehi Hohaia has worked for the New Zealand Police for 40 years, providing an important link between the Police and the Māori community in Rotorua. Read more Audio
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New Year Honours: Ranui Ngarimu
9:07 AM.Expert weaver Ranui Ngarimu has been made an Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit For services to Māori art and culture, particularly weaving. Read more Audio
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New Year Honours: Roger Moses
8:45 AM.Former Wellington College principal Roger Moses has been made a member of the New Zealand Order of merit for services to education. Read more Audio
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New Year Honours: Dame Anna Crighton
8:20 AM.Dr Anna Crighton has been a fierce campaigner for the preservation of historic buildings in Aotearoa for most of her professional career, and today her services have been recognised with a damehood.
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Māori Phrase a Day : Kia pai te rā
11:55 AM.Three times a week, we'll check in with Hēmi Kelly, to learn some useful te reo Māori phrases you can use in your day-to-day life. Read more Audio
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On The Road with Matthew Hooton
11:04 AM.We get a prominent New Zealander in to chat about their favourite ever road trip, reflect a bit on the year just gone, and play us a few of their essential road trip tunes. Read more Audio
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December tunes: musical selections from the month
10:27 AM.Music critic Waveney Russ joins us to discuss her picks of the tunes released during December. Read more Video, Audio
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Snorkeling for future generations
10:06 AM.Experiencing Marine Reserves helps get people - particularly children - exploring the environment under the sea. Read more Audio
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Regional review - Rotorua
9:51 AM.What's going on in the regions around Aotearoa and the Pacific. Read more Audio
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Seasonal Fare with Helen McNamara
9:46 AM.Helen McNamara from Cook and Grow in Hawke's Bay shares some ways to put Christmas leftovers to good use . Read more Audio
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The history of shame in Aotearoa
9:16 AM.What is shame? What's a scandal? And how have those forces adapted to the New Zealand cultural landscape? Read more Audio
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Search ongoing for overboard passenger near Mahia
9:07 AM.The search is ongoing for a passenger who fell off the cruise ship the Norwegian Jewel near Mahia in Hawke's Bay. Read more Audio
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A bad day at the office for the Black Caps
8:25 AM.The Black Caps have ended 2019 with a whimper rather than a bang. Read more Audio
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What is causing the warm 'blob' in the Pacific Ocean?
8:17 AM.A great big blob of warm water in the Pacific Ocean, near the Chatham Islands archipelago, is a bit of a mystery. Read more Audio
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Cyclone Sarai batters Fiji islands overnight, two confirmed dead
8:12 AM.Two people have died in Fiji as Tropical Cyclone Sarai continues to bring storm force winds and rain to much of the country. Read more Audio