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The Chinese indie music scene
10:33 AM.Our music critic Waveney Russ is back in the chair this week to talk about a scene tht has captured her imagination but hasn't quite taken over the radio waves here yet. The Chinese indie music scene… Read more Audio
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A life in court reporting with David Clarkson
10:05 AM.For the past 17 years my next guest has covered some of the biggest and most distressing criminal court cases in recent history. David Clarkson and his wife Anne have just retired as court reporters.
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2020 in the Coromandel
9:55 AM.Every day we check in on what's going on in the regions in Aotearoa and the pacific. Today, one of this country's most popular holiday spots, the Coromandel Peninsula. Stephan Brosman is the editor of… Read more Audio
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Australia could be green energy super power - economist
9:30 AM.Australia can have a big influence on larger countries’ efforts to decarbonise their economies, and it has the potential to be a green energy superpower, an economist says. Read more Audio
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Grey district businesses disappointed
9:08 AM.West Coast businesses are disappointed their application for Government assistance has been declined after a slip closed State Highway 7 for over two months. Read more Audio
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Wedding bangers and clangers with Clarissa Dunn
11:25 AM.Planning a wedding but stuck on the music? Luckily, RNZ Concert presenter Clarissa Dunn is also a wedding celebrant. She suggests some tunes to set the mood. Read more Video, Audio
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New release films 10th January
11:05 AM.Dan Slevin's been at the movies this week and is in to tell us all about a couple of this week's new releases. He's been to see the world war one epic 1917 and a family favourite with Shaun the Sheep… Read more Audio
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Live Music: Christoff van der Ven
10:35 AM.Christoff van der Ven is a pretty busy man! He's in New Zealand at the moment doing a nationwide tour with New Zealand musician Jed parsons. Read more Audio
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Philippe Kok: Expert on reptiles and amphibians
10:05 AM.Philippe J. R Kok is an expert on reptiles and amphibians who has been described by his peers as a hardcore field biologist. Read more Audio, Gallery
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Regional Cross: Whangarei
9:50 AM. Today Local Democracy Reporting service Susan Botting based in Whangarei joins us from the winterless north. Read more Audio
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How climate change has impacted humanitarian aid
9:30 AM.The impacts of a changing climate are having a huge impact on the way the humanitarian sector operates, and yet the harrowing stories at the centre are largely invisible. Read more Audio
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Royal family are hurt with news that was announced yesterday
9:20 AM.The Queen has asked her senior staff to work with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, to find a workable solution, after the couple announced they will step back as senior royals. The Queen has reportedly… Read more Audio
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A dry 2019 for New Zealand
9:10 AM.Rural fire authorities in New Zealand are worried this country could be in for severe bush fire seasons in the future - akin to what Australia has been suffering. Read more Audio
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Jazz covers of pop hits
11:16 AM.We were talking last week about excellent jazz covers of pop hits, so we thought we'd get the expert in! Jazz man Nick Tipping from RNZ Concert brings an array of jazzy covers of popular music into… Read more Audio
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No cheques please!
11:05 AM.New Zealand Post announced on Tuesday this week that they will no longer be accepting cheques from the end of next month. Read more Audio
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A Māori Phrase a Day - He aha tō īmēra?
10:55 AM.We're checking in with Hemi Kelly, to learn some useful te reo Māori phrases you can use in your day-to-day life. Hemi's a lecturer in Te Ara Poutama - the Faculty of Maori & Indigenous Development at… Read more Audio
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Frances Cook: why I'm only buying second-hand clothes this year
10:45 AM.Could you go a year without buying new clothes? Journalist and podcaster Frances Cook has set herself a challenge to buy only second-hand clothing in 2020. She's also just released a book about money… Read more Audio
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Ethnoculture bringing communities together
10:32 AM.What is world music? is that label useful? This month Ethno Aoteaora will take place at the Piritahi Marae on Waiheke Island and then at the Auckland Folk Festival in Kumeu. Read more Audio
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What's the fastest way to get around Wellington: Bus, Onzo bike or e-scooter?
10:05 AM.What do you get when you take three reporters and throw them at a public transport system? Wellington's councils are currently trying to work out how to "get Wellington moving", and we thought we'd… Read more Audio
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Regional Cross: Hamilton
9:54 AM.Every day we'll be checking in on what's going on in the regions in Aotearoa and the pacific. Today we're speaking to Waikato Times reporter Ellen O'Dwyer about what's going on in the heart of the… Read more Audio
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Royal couple step back from official duties
9:40 AM.In what has been described as one of the biggest royal stories of modern times, Prince Harry and his wife Megan have announced they are stepping back from royal duties. Read more Audio
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Are we driving kids too hard too early in sporting codes?
9:29 AM.Sport NZ is looking to combat the professionalisation of youth sports, which it says is contributing to kids dropping out of sport early. Read more Audio
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What next for the Iran-US conflict
9:11 AM.Donald Trump has announced that Iran is standing down from escalating conflict with the US, but Otago University international relations Professor Robert Patman says there could be more to come. Read more Audio
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On The Road - Niki Bezzant
11:04 AM.It's time for On The Road! Today we're joined by Niki Bezzant who is going to reliving a road trip she did in 1993 as a 22-year old in her first proper job, working for Grant Dalton and his NZ… Read more Audio
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Young Māori filmmakers head to Taiwan
10:26 AM.Nine young Māori filmmakers are to get an opportunity of a life time on Thursday, when they travel overseas to study other Indigenous communities across the world. Read more Audio