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The Good Story in Akaroa
9:40 AM.While Spotify has revolutionised the way we listen to music, online shopping has done the same for retail, not to mention books. More and more people are buying online, so what's it like running a… Read more Audio
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How streaming is changing our relationship to music
9:25 AM.It's that time where we look back on our listening year - with a rundown of most played songs on music streaming services like Spotify. In many ways, music has never been more accessible - provided… Read more Audio
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Whitianga's Waka Kai
9:10 AM.We reckon it's a good idea to recognise some of those who'll keep working through the summer break, so that the rest of us can enjoy a holiday. People like Kerry Stanley, who runs the Waka Kai, making… Read more Audio
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Nota Bene: We wish you a merry christmas
11:56 AM.Nota Bene: We wish you a merry christmas Audio
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Nota Bene: The virgin Mary had a baby boy
11:40 AM.Nota Bene: The virgin Mary had a baby boy Audio
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Stevin Creegan and his Harley riding service dog, Loki
11:25 AM.When Stevin Creegan gets on his Harley Davison to go on a ride, his best mate Loki is always along for the journey. Read more Audio
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Kiwi Elvis tribute artist bound for Australian competition
11:25 AM.21-year-old Elvis tribute artist Taurean Kenny Mill from Upper Hutt, is gearing up to travel to Queensland to compete in the Parkes Elvis Festival competition. Read more Audio
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Haere Ra 2025
11:05 AM.Nota Bene sing Christmas songs live in studio, and Kathryn looks back on 2025 with panelists te Radar, Irene Pink, Sam Ackerman and Kirsten Zemke. Audio
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The many roles of screen legend Sir Sam Neill
10:35 AM.He's been considered one for years - but last month Sir Sam Neill was officially designated a Screen Legend. The honour marking his stellar fifty year career was handed out at the New Zealand Screen… Read more Audio
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Jeremy Taylor's favourite music of 2025
10:30 AM.Slowboat Record's Jeremy Taylor picks his favourite music from the year, from Aotearoa and the world. Audio
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Wellingtonian takes to the field for Thai women's football team
9:35 AM.South East Asia's biggest sporting event winds up tomorrow, and playing for the Thai women's side has been Wellington's Natalie Olson. Read more Audio
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Simon Olliver record breaking ocean swimmer
9:20 AM.It took him more than a decade - but earlier this year Simon Olliver achieved the incredible feat of becoming the oldest person to complete the gruelling Oceans Seven swim. Read more Audio
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Haere Ra 2025
9:05 AM.Kathryn and commentators look back on the year in politics, business, the economy and science. Read more Audio
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Screentime: The top five TV shows and films for 2025
11:45 AM.Tom Augustine is a Tamaki based filmmaker and critic. Read more Audio
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Parenting: 'I'm bored'
11:25 AM.Summer holidays come with plenty of opportunities for children to utter 'I'm bored'. Parenting expert Zhenlin Wang on whether that's a bad thing. Read more Audio
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Tech: What big tech developments might we see in 2026?
11:10 AM.Tech journalist Bill Bennett looks at how 2025 became the year tech giants became deeply entangled in geopolitics. Read more Audio
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GDP data shows bounce in September quarter
11:05 AM.The economy rebounded in the September quarter, after contracting in the June period. Read more Audio
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Around the motu: RNZ's Libby Kirkby-McLeod in Hamilton
10:45 AM.Libby Kirkby-McLeod is a senior RNZ reporter based in Hamilton Read more Audio
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Book review: The Funeral Crashers by Joanna Nell
10:35 AM.Cynthia Morahan reviews The Funeral Crashers by Joanna Nell, published by Hachette Aotearoa New Zealand. Read more Audio
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UK: Doctors' walkout, Abramovich warning, inflation drop
10:15 AM.Natasha Clark is political editor for LBC London. Read more Audio
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Floods and job losses - Tasman District Mayor Tim King
10:05 AM.Tasman District mayor Tim King joins Kathryn to talk about how the region and its recovery is going. Read more Audio
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Marilyn Waring on take her pay equity fight to the people
9:35 AM.Former National Minister and academic Marilyn Waring who set up the People's Select Committee gives an update on pay equity progress. Read more Audio
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Auckland Airport braces for busiest time of year
9:20 AM.Auckland Airport chief executive Carrie Hurihanganui talks through the big changes and what they mean for the Auckland economy. Read more Audio
