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RNZ's sports reporter Joe Porter gives us the latest on the French Open - is Carlos Alcaraz the next tennis great? The Black Caps' loss to Afghanistan and who to look out for in the upcoming Super Rugby semi-finals.
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Australia-based Nicolla Hemi-Morehouse is better known to thousands of young fans as Miss Nicky Says. Through her YouTube Channel and in-person shows, she's helping them to sing and learn Te Reo. Her popular song 'Because I'm Maori' has just been made into a colourful storybook. And it's a family affair - the book was illustrated by her daughter Story who's a successful artist in her own right. Nicolla talks about her music and language journey and working on with Story on the book. Miss Nicky Says will be performing in New Zealand with Suzy Cato at The Tuning Fork in Auckland in June, you can find details here.
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Business correspondent Dileepa Fonseka joins Kathryn to talk about two big IT blowouts within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Defence. He'll look at what's happened and what implications it could have for cyber security. And BusinessDesk has reported an emissions trading scheme announcement is due before Fieldays, likely keeping agriculture out of the ETS. What could that mean for Fonterra in particular? Dileepa Fonseka is a senior correspondent at BusinessDesk.
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The biggest talk around town is the announcement that a contract has been signed to keep the aluminum smelter at Tiwai open for another 20 years.
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Mandy Myles from Bookety Book Books reviews The Night Alphabet by Joelle Taylor published by Little Brown
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Award-winning Australian author Julia Lawrinson has more than 15 books for children and young people to her name, but her latest work is deeply personal.
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US correspondent Danielle Kurtzleben talks about the bipartisan invitation extended to Israel's president Benjamin Netanyahu to speak to Congress in July.
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A new study shows the tiny titipounamu or rifleman has the ability to learn to make new sounds, just like parrots.
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As the government comes under increasing pressure for backtracking on an election promise to fund 13 cancer drugs.
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Central Otago mayor Tim Cadogan did not expect the pushback he got when he suggested pensioners reverse-mortgage their homes to help with the cost of living.
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Kennedy is on a ship steaming towards the Kimberley Coast of Australia from Darwin. He joins Kathryn to talk about what is in store during the expedition, and to share some experiences from a couple of days in Perth, including seeing an Aboriginal dance performance at the Western Australian Museum.
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Olivia Johnson started her small-batch kimchi and sauerkraut business a year ago. But it was about 10 years ago where she first came across fermented foods while living out of tents on a vineyard in Vancouver.
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Dale and Tim look at reaction to the Budget, including concern promises to fund cancer drugs haven't been met. How are Te Pati Maori leaders handling allegations about the misuse of data?
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The imminent closure of Queen Street's landmark department store, Smith & Caughey, Simon discusses the issues, which have led to this.
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Emma Hislop reviews You Like It Darker by Stephen King published by Hachette.
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New Zealand actress Lydia Peckham has recently made her Hollywood debut, in the latest instalment of the Planet of the Apes franchise.
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French President Emmanuel Macron has called a snap election, following the performance of the far-right National Rally in the European elections.
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New Zealand is leading the world in asthma management due to the nationwide uptake of a 2-in-1 inhaler regime.
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It took just three days from pseudoephedrine to be back on his pharmacy's shelves for owner John Burt to be burgled. And the burglar was only interested in taking that product from his Unichem pharmacy in Motueka.
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Electric vehicle charging poses a serious threat to the energy system if users charge at the wrong time, lines companies say.
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