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Queenstown liquor ban
8:10 AM.A liquor ban comes into force in Queenstown today - police and the Queenstown Lakes District Council say they're hoping it'll improve behaviour leading up to what is traditionally a very big - and… Read more Audio
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Wine with Joelle Thomson
11:20 AM.Joelle Thomson, who runs an online wine guide called Vino, helps you find your perfect drop this summer! Audio
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A ghost and ghouls seminar
11:07 AM.AUT lecturer and Chair of the Gothic Association of New Zealand of New Zealand and Australia Lorna Piatti-Farnell explores our fascination with all creatures and creations. Audio
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What are you reading - Will Mahon-heap
10:55 AM.In this instalment of what are you reading, where we ask well known and successful New Zealanders about their reading material over the summer break, we are talking to Will Mahon-heap Audio
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60th anniversary of Scott Base
10:47 AM.It's the 60th anniversary of the building of New Zealand's Antarctic base - Scott Base. Audio
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Let's talk about sex
10:35 AM.A solo show by Sabrina Martin is aimed - she says - at anyone with a genuine interest in closing the orgasm gap. Audio
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Helping migrants and refugees through creativity
10:24 AM.MIXIT is a community project that supports young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds through creativity. Audio
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Trump Inaugration
10:12 AM.Sophia Dukor-Jones live from Washington DC. Preview of the inauguration parade Audio
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Employee of the month - Nic Roland
9:30 AM.Today's Employee of the month is Nic Roland who, together with his partner Manuela, runs the Playhouse Cafe in Mapua. Audio
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The cost of private schools
9:10 AM.If your child goes to a private school your pocket will already know this - the cost of a private education has risen by nearly 50 per cent over the past 10 years. To discuss the reasons behind the… Read more Audio
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Music Reviewer Russell Baillie
11:20 AM.Music Reviewer Russell Bailie is in the Auckland studio with some picks for 2017. Audio
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Kittengeddon
11:07 AM.Up to 100 kittens a day being dropped off at the SPCA Auckland. This is a late kitten season due to the weather. We talk to Dr Shalsee Vigeant about this "Kittengeddon". Read more Audio
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Irrigation NZ on Selwyn River
10:50 AM.Chief Executive of Irrigation New Zealand Andrew Curtis discusses the the state of Canterbury's Selwyn River with Allan Strong, an engineer and member of the Fish and Game Council. Read more Audio
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Leny Woolsey explains Organisational Theatre
10:35 AM."Organisational theatre" or OT - a way of uncovering the dynamics of a workplace. In OT, a full length play is written about a business, in collaboration with its employees. Audio
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How to do an albatross headcount
10:20 AM.Richard Wells will be talking about how they are completing a census of the White Capped Albatross on Auckland Island. Audio
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Gene therapy for spinal injuries
9:30 AM.Doctoral student Jared Griffin is researching new ways to help those with spinal injuries - he looking at gene therapy. Audio
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Sick river: the Selwyn's slow decline
9:07 AM.Allan Strong is an engineer whose had a bach alongside the Se river for many years and has watched its decline with increasing despair. Read more Audio
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Health with Claire Turnbull
11:18 AM.Claire Turnbull - Healthy Food Guide Nutritionist. All your heath tips and tricks boiled down into a short segment. Audio
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Brexit with Dr Serena Kelly
11:05 AM.British Prime Minister,Theresa May has announced that the country will press ahead with "hard Brexit" She's also hinted that the UK would also be abadoning what's called "European-style taxation" -… Read more Audio
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What Are You Reading?
10:50 AM.Time for What Are You Reading? A regular feature where we ask well-known New Zealanders to share what they're reading with us. Today... columnist, writer, journalist and commentator Deborah Hill Cone… Read more Audio
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Antarctica with Lydia Bradey
10:42 AM.Lydia Bradey is the first woman in the world to climb Mt Everest without oxygen and remains the only New Zealander to have climbed Everest without oxygen. Audio
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Sharks and their mysterious ways
10:24 AM.Our Employee of the Month is a marine biologist who's currently devoting his working life to tracking what he calls the 'mysterious life' of rig sharks in the Porirua Harbour. Audio
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Glenn Stuart B Street Band
10:12 AM.Musicians haven't exactly been tripping over themselves to perform at the presidential inauguration ball for Donald Trump. Audio
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Nick Cave: mortality, love and faith
9:25 AM.Rock music's 'Prince of Darkness' Nick Cave performed with his long-serving band The Bad Seeds at Wellington's TSB Arena last night. RNZ Music's Kirsten Johnstone reports back. Read more Video, Audio
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Private messaging - is it safe?
9:15 AM.Jordan Carter Internet NZ on the lack of privacy on messaging apps Read more Audio