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Law commentator Charles McGuinness, of McGuinness Employment Law based in Wellington joins Kathryn to discuss what's in the Employment Relations Amendment Bill that's been introduced to Parliament. Charles McGuinness is an employment lawyer in Wellington
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Dr Susan Parry on her proudest achievements and the importance of work-life balance.
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Tasman region still in recovery mode from flooding, with more heavy rain on the way, no more coal for Nelson hospital, and Nelson St John paramedics desperate for bigger ambulance station.
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Elisabeth Easther reviews Jamaica Road by Lisa Smith published by Hachette
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Now does not seem like the right time to take on publishing a print magazine, but that's what Michael Andrew did.
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All Black Tamaiti Williams speaks of his experience of anxiety, particularly with the premature birth of his now 15-month-old daughter, Kaea.
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Australia correspondent Annika Smethurst looks at how the verdict in the mushroom murder trial fixated media around the world.
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Campaigners want more done to ensure ocean biodiversity and the marine environment is preserved.
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A new website launched in June hopes to change the perception that changing banks is too hard.
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The big takeaways from the first All Blacks test of the year, who impressed, and will there be changes for the second test in Wellington? The Warriors return to rugby league's NRLW; what was learned? Marc also has updates from Wimbledon, motorsport and basketball.
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The true story of Rotorua soldier Captain Roger Dansey is being brought to life in Wellington Opera's performance Mate Ururoa. Written by acclaimed New Zealand composer Dame Gillian Whitehead, it tells the true story of Roger Ingram Te Kepa Dansey, engineer and Maori All Black, who enlisted when Britain declared war on Germany in 1914 and was one of the five hundred strong "Native Contingent". His war story is first about the humiliation faced by Maori soldiers, his heroism at Gallipoli, but then being accused of desertion and sent home in disgrace. Whitehead wrote the libretto in te reo Maori and English for US-based Maori baritone David Tahere, who plays Roger Dansey, and is a member of his whanau. Directed by Sara Brodie, the opera was originally supposed to premiere in 2021 at New York's Carnegie Hall - but this was cancelled due to the pandemic. Instead the world premiere will be in Wellington this weekend. Dame Gillian Whitehead, Sara Brodie and David Tahere are in the Wellington studio.
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Business commentator Oli Lewis.
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John discusses progress on Local Water Done Well, tourism promotion in Coromandel and the chances of establishing a lake on the Thames foreshore.
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Joanna Ludbrook from Chicken and Frog Bookshop reviews Koro Weta by Heather Haylock, published by Oratia Books.
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Barbara Oakley is speaking to educators about neuroscience, psychology, artificial intelligence, neurodiversity and creativity.
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USA correspondent David Smith.
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Around 115,000 new and used bumpers are replaced annually across New Zealand, with many destined for the landfill at their end or life.
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The insurance industry's new information sharing partnership was put to the test just days after it was signed.
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Standards NZ price rises concern Engineering New Zealand, which says the user-pays funding model is failing.
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Urban issues correspondent Bill McKay discusses an aspect of urban design we don't often think about - or want to think about. Bill McKay is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Architecture and Planning at the University of Auckland.
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