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12:04 PM.According to Adam Minter of Bloomberg View, the sweatshop model of low-cost labour could soon be consigned to history as it gives way to automation and technology. Plus China's booming fishing fleet… Read more Audio

12:03 PM.Snapchat's a messaging app that uses the power of images to connect an estimated 150 million daily users. With 10 billion videos watched on the platform every day, major businesses are also looking… Read more Audio

12:02 PM.A less confronting way of introducing insects into our food chain could be to feed them to the animals we eat. Bryan Lessard is an insect specialist at Australia's Commonwealth Scientific and… Read more Audio

12:01 PM.Eating insects, China's seafood crisis, rechargeable batteries and Snapchat. Audio

12:10 PM.Turning food scraps and leftovers into tasty food. Read more Audio, Gallery

12:04 PM.A farm's been running at Mount Albert Grammar School in Auckland since 1932, and today teaches 160 students a year all about farming and horticulture. We visit the school farm and meet Larney Palmer… Read more Audio, Gallery

12:03 PM.Peter Griffin has tech news with an update on Apple's tax bill and what it could mean for New Zealand's tech sector. And how GST is about to bite on imported digital goods. Read more Audio

12:02 PM.Chris Smith with the latest science news and this week a new drug that seems to prevent, and could even reverse, the plaques associated with Alzheimer's disease. Read more Audio

12:01 PM.Urban farming using food waste, Apple's tax avoidance scheme and what it could mean for the local tech sector, the working farm at an Auckland school, and the latest science news. Audio

12:01 PM.New Zealand's about to change the law so people can legally buy e-cigarettes containing nicotine here. This Way Up reviews the current state of our knowledge about the safety of the vaping and the… Read more Audio, Gallery

12:05 PM.Why Dr Neil Jordan of the University of New South Wales and the Botswana Predator Conservation Trust is painting fake eyes on cows' bottoms in Africa! Read more Audio, Gallery

12:04 PM.The dating app Tinder is disrupting traditional ideas of love and relationships in India. Meanwhile historic tax reforms will bring the country's 1.25 billion consumers into a single market for the… Read more Audio

12:03 PM.Epilepsy assistance dogs, Tinder shakes up India's dating scene, and how painting 'scary' fake eyes on cows' bottoms in Africa is good news for lions! Audio

12:02 PM.Dr Ian Rosemergy has a particular interest in epilepsy. He's a consultant neurologist and the clinical leader for neurology at Capital & Coast DHB. Read more Audio

12:02 PM.Trained dogs are helping people with epilepsy through their seizures and could even be acting as an early warning system. Read more Audio, Gallery

12:01 PM.Six year old Ava has just found out she's got epilepsy. Simon Morton speaks to Ava and her mother Amelia about what the diagnosis means for them. Read more Audio

12:06 PM.A New Zealand team is heading to the World Drone Racing Championships taking place in Hawaii in October, and the sport seems poised to hit the big time, with ESPN broadcasting live coverage of the US… Read more Audio, Gallery

12:05 PM.Peter Griffin with tech news. How Facebook wants to use a solar-powered drone to provide free internet access to Africa, and could delivery drones really bring goods to our homes one day? Read more Audio

12:04 PM.Keller Rinaudo of Zipline is using drones to save lives. Its fixed-wing drones are delivering critical medical supplies and blood into remote parts of Rwanda. Read more Audio

12:03 PM.From their use in the military to today's consumer product the drone's had a varied and interesting history. Adam Rothstein charts it in his book Drone (Bloomsbury). Read more Audio

12:02 PM.Drone racing. Drone history and future of UAVs. Audio

12:45 PM.Claudia Hammond is a writer, broadcaster and psychology lecturer and in her new book Mind Over Money (Canongate) she looks into the psychology of money. Read more Audio

12:15 PM.An ode to the shopping trolley; its past, its present and its future. With Zachary Crockett, Matt McKeown, Murray Siple, Henry Harris-Burland and Peter Griffin. Read more Video, Audio, Gallery

12:01 PM.Shopping trolleys and the psychology of money. Audio