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Australian Open update with Dave Worsley,
9:20 AM.Dave Worsley joins Anna Thomas for the latest over the ditch, including booing from the crowd and an historic investigation into match fixing. Read more Audio
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Summer film and TV review with Dom Corry
11:40 AM.Dom Corry reviews Severance season 2 and Jerry Springer: Fights, Camera, Action. Read more Audio
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Why starting your day with a rave works
11:25 AM.A group called Morning People runs raves at the crack of dawn in New Zealand centres as a fun way to start a day, rather than tacking on to the end of a long night out. Read more Audio
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Rising pop artist Max Allais
11:08 AM.2025 has started with a bang for young Kiwi-French musician Max Allais, whose song 'When the Party Ends' has exploded online. Read more Audio
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Museum stop: Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre
10:45 AM.The Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre in Marlborough is one of the world's largest private collections of wartime aircraft and artefacts. Read more Audio
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Road Trip: Sam Stubbs
10:08 AM.The founder of Simplicity KiwiSaver provider went from being motivated by greed to an industry disrupter with a social conscience. He joins Anna Thomas for a road trip. Read more Audio
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The lowdown on sunscreens and detox kits
9:45 AM.Tis the season of sunburn and hangovers and today Anna speaks with Consumer NZ's Belinda Castles about how to ensure you've got effective sun protection. Read more Audio
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Landmark ceasefire agreement appears to be reached between Israel and Hamas
9:30 AM.Israeli officials say while details still need to be confirmed, they expect to reach final agreement this evening after 14 months of bloodshed. Read more Audio
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Fire-resistant design saves Palisades house
9:20 AM.Over 12,000 buildings have been destroyed in Los Angeles, but some have managed to stay standing, including a unique house designed by architect Greg Chasen. Read more Audio
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SailGP roars to life in Tāmaki Makaurau
9:10 AM.Thousands are expected on Auckland's waterfront and out on the harbour to watch a 12-strong international field match race their F50 foiling catamarans. Read more Audio
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Summer jams with DJ Sticky Fingers
11:45 AM.Resident DJ Brad Warrington aka Sticky Fingers joins Anna to spin some tunes. Read more Audio
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Summer podcast review with Tessa Guest
11:30 AM.Producer Tessa Guest joins Anna to share three podcast recommendations for your listening pleasure, all about the extraordinary things happening in normal people's lives. Read more Audio
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How to talk to your teens about NCEA results
11:15 AM.Do you ask the teenager in your life how they did? Do you let them tell you? What do you do if it's not good news? Parenting coach Sheridan Eketone shares some tips. Read more Audio
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Dog and owner reunited after three years
11:08 AM.Based in Auckland, Dee-Anna Kitto's precious pup Baby went missing three years ago, and she had just about lost hope when she received a call from the Far North District Council. Read more Audio
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Museum stop: Wellington Tramway Museum
10:45 AM.The capital was once a city of trams until the closure of the last tram route in the mid-1960s. But many have been preserved and restored to working order at the Wellington Tramway Museum. Read more Audio
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Road Trip: Thomasin McKenzie
10:08 AM.World-renowned Kiwi actor Thomasin McKenzie is in the driver's seat picking the tunes, setting a course, and telling Summer Times all about her upcoming films. Read more Audio
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US correspondent Todd Zwillich
9:45 AM.Todd joins Anna for updates on the Pacific Palisades fire. Read more Audio
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Uncovering a historic mutiny at sea
9:35 AM.Australian forensic anthropologist Daniel Franklin is uncovering the story of a 1629 shipwreck which lead to a three-month mutiny. Over a hundred survivors were murdered by other crew members. Read more Audio
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Latest from the Australian Open
9:20 AM.Dave Worsley drops by with the latest from the tennis over the ditch. Read more Audio
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Titans of the sea: The leatherback turtle
9:10 AM.The past decade has seen an increase in the number of leatherback turtles feeding in our waters - but they are also in trouble. Read more Audio
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New Zealand's hidden gem beaches
11:45 AM.Travel writer Peter Janssen joins Anna to share some unique, quiet spots to catch some summer sun. Read more Audio
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Summer book review with Bonnie Harrison
11:25 AM.Producer Bonnie Harrison reviews The Last Secret Agent: The untold story of my life as a spy behind Nazi enemy lines by Pippa Latour and Jude Dobson. Read more Audio
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Live in-studio: There's A Tuesday
11:08 AM.Started as a RockQuest band in high school in 2019, the group have since become regulars on big festival lineups. Read more Audio
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Museum stop: Firth Tower and Farming Museum
10:45 AM.Located on the Matamata Estate, covering 56,000 hectares, the museum includes farming machinery, heritage buildings, as well as displays dedicated to the region's agricultural history. Read more Audio
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Road Trip: Simon Talbot
10:08 AM.Kiwi Dr Simon Talbot is a plastic surgeon at the world-renowned Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts - and a pioneer in hand and arm transplantation Read more Audio