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Mediawatch for 14 July 2024 - Trump shot shock
9:10 AM.Mediawatch looks at how our media reacted to the shocking news of the attempt on Donald Trump's life in Pennsylvania. And shortly before that news broke, Colin Peacock a look at the week's news and… Read more Audio
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Herbie Hancock returns to NZ
8:30 AM.With a career spanning seven decades and a staggering 14 GRAMMY awards, few artists have had more influence on modern music than Herbie Hancock. He speaks with RNZ Concert presenter, jazz musician and… Read more Audio
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How broken is the UK and can it be fixed?
8:10 AM.Following Labour's landslide election victory, political economist, Observer columnist and author, Will Hutton joins us to discuss a way forward for the UK and his new book This Time No Mistakes: How… Read more Audio
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Calling Home: Grace Palmer from Vancouver
11:40 AM.Calling Home this week is Grace Palmer. The Kiwi actor is currently living in Vancouver filming on the set of Fox TV's #1 sitcom 'Animal Control'. Read more Audio
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Hannah McQueen: Money matters
11:10 AM.Self-described "financial force of nature," Hannah McQueen is a chartered accountant and founder of financial literacy company Enable Me. Read more Audio
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Iva Davies: From oboe player to punk-rock legend
10:40 AM.Icehouse is one of Australia's best-known and beloved rock bands. Read more Audio
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How to get the most from your doctor appointment
10:10 AM.You only get 15 minutes at the GP, so how do you make the most of it? Read more Audio
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Kris Edwards – The Cerebral Palsy Podcast
9:45 AM.Kris Edwards has been working in Commercial Radio for 37 years. He also has Cerebral Palsy. Read more Audio
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England through to the Euro semi-finals
9:35 AM.BBC commentator Henry Moeran is absolutely ecstatic - England has made it through to the Euro 2024 semi-finals, beating Switzerland on penalties after a 1-1 draw in extra time. Read more Audio
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Mediawatch - TV3's phoenix from the ashes
9:08 AM.Last Friday the curtain came down on Newshub at 6 - and more than 30 years of nightly news made at the TV channel Three. But the next day the new 6pm bulletin by Stuff launched in its place… Read more Audio
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Model Strangers: Virtual people watching
8:45 AM.Most of us will have enjoyed 'people watching' at some point - as we waited for a bus or sipped a cuppa in a cafe - wondering about strangers who walk past. Read more Audio
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Wild Thang: The World's Ugliest Dog
8:35 AM.The World's Ugliest Dog competition has been held for nearly 50 years. Read more Audio
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A burned-out writer, 12 sheep, and 12 life lessons
8:20 AM.John Connell was an investigative journalist, documentary maker and author of multiple bestsellers when the creative well ran dry. Read more Audio
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The Big Swim: Keeping Kiwis safe on the water
11:53 AM.This July, New Zealanders are being asked to raise money for Coastguard NZ by nominating a distance they think they can swim during the month and asking friends, family and colleagues to sponsor them… Read more Audio
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Hope for those with Long Covid
11:36 AM.Long-term fatigue is often paired with debilitating chronic pain - and its effects have been underplayed for too long. Hamish Wilson and John Douglas Dunbar join Bryan to discuss the growing… Read more Audio
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Matariki garden observations with Kelly Francis
11:06 AM.Kelly Francis founded charitable trust Whenua Warrior in 2017 to address food security and make edible gardens accessible to all. Read more Audio
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Amorina Kingdon: How Sound Rules Life Underwater
10:43 AM.Science writer Amorina Kingdon's new book explores how underwater animals use sound to survive. Read more Audio
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Calling Home: Hinemoana Baker in Berlin
10:10 AM.Poet and musician Hinemoana Baker is calling home on the eve of her return to Aotearoa. Read more Audio
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Providing pets with a sanctuary from family violence
9:39 AM.Annie Goldson’s film Refuge: A Duty to Care is screening at this year’s Doc Edge Film Festival. Read more Audio
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Deke Sharon on finding that pitch perfect vocal
8:30 AM.Deke Sharon, music director for the three Pitch Perfect movies, is credited with modernising contemporary a capella singing. Read more Audio
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ReliefAid founder Mike Seawright on the ground in Ukraine
8:12 AM.Aucklander and ReliefAid founder Mike Seawright is on the ground in Ukraine where he is overseeing aid distribution operations in Kharkiv. Read more Audio
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Showing the worldwide referee shortage the red card
11:30 AM.The pressure on referees comes from all angles - but has the vitriol directed at officials reached a tipping point, turning potential referees away from taking charge of grassroots rugby and football… Read more Audio
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Salt, potassium and your blood pressure
11:25 AM.The number of cases of people with high blood pressure is growing. The recommendation from health professionals is to curb the amount of salt in our diets. Read more Audio
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Is ADHD an evolutionary adaptation?
11:10 AM.New research suggests traits related to ADHD could have given humans an evolutionary advantage when foraging for food. Read more Audio
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Rinsing out some mouthwash myths
10:45 AM.There is evidence using mouthwash containing alcohol can cause cancer, promoted by new research from the Institute of Tropical Medicine in Antwerp, Belgium. Read more Audio