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Weekend Stuff: Getting your home clean for Christmas
3:15 PM.It is such a busy time of year; we're well into the festive season; kids are finishing school; there are visitors aplenty and that's before we even get to Christmas Day! So how do you keep your home… Read more Audio
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Food: Turkey Burgers for the win!
3:10 PM.Shared Kitchen's Julie Biuso joins Jesse and has a great summery recipe to share, Turkey burgers! Read more Audio
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NZ Live: Paige!
2:25 PM.Time for NZ Live, and today we've got Paige in the studio. The Auckland based singer signed a record deal with Sony Music in 2019 after being championed on IG by Billie Eilish Since then, she's… Read more Audio
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Films: Kate Rodger on what to watch this summer
2:10 PM.Best of 2025: One Battle After Another; Sinners; Tina What to see next: Avatar; Not Only Fred Dagg; Song Sung Blue; My Brothers Band Read more Audio
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Freaky Friday
1:50 PM.Time to get your freak on! Please send us your terrifying tales! It could be something that sounds spooky, a taste of the occult or a bizarre co-incidence. 2101 or afternoons@rnz.co.nz Today we're… Read more Audio
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Feesh and Cheeps? We look at the evolution of the Kiwi accent
1:40 PM.What do fish and chips, pen and six all have in common? Answer? They're some of the words we New Zealanders get mocked the most for. Some find our accent a delight, others a disaster but how did we… Read more Audio
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The Tongan film going for Oscar glory
1:25 PM.'Lea Tupu'anga/Mother Tongue' is a short film directed by Vea Mafile'o. It stars Lucianne Buchanan in the lead role, who also wrote the script. The film has been shown at 20 international film… Read more Audio
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Why some NZ apple growers are ditching the US
1:15 PM.One of New Zealand's major apple growers, Hawke's Bay's "Yummy Fruit", has stopped shipping to the U-S as a result to President Trump's tariffs. The 15 percent tariff essentially cancelled out their… Read more Audio
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Meet New Zealand Rugby's Referee of the Year
1:10 PM.Ardie Savea took out Player of the Year at the NZ Rugby Awards last night, but another big award went to someone who spends 80 minutes trying not to be the centre of attention. Maggie Cogger-Orr was… Read more Audio
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The community project getting Critter of the Week merch funding
3:35 PM.The Critter of the Week merchandise raised more than four thousand dollars for conservation charities. So we asked our listeners to send us an email with why your community organisation should get… Read more Audio
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History with Dr Grant Morris
3:20 PM.New Zealand is the most beautiful country in the world ... that's a phrase that gets used an awful lot ... and whether it is true or not, doesn't seem all that relevant. But how did this ambitious… Read more Audio
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Solving the World's Problems: Deliberate democracy
3:15 PM.Simon Wilson joins Jesse to right some wrongs - today he looks at an example of democracy in action - because he says he's "seen the future of democracy and it works". Read more Audio
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NZ Sporting History: The Legend that is Mark Graham
2:30 PM.Time for sporting history and today Jesse talks to rugby league legend Mark Graham. Mark started out playing for Otahuhu, then from 1977 to 1988 he played 29 tests for the Kiwis and was captain for 18… Read more Audio
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Relationships
2:05 PM.Okay it is time to talk relationships; Jesse is joined by Professor Kirsty Ross from Massey University's School of Psychology. Read more Audio
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What are nicotine pouches and should we be worried?
1:35 PM.First we needed to worry about cigarettes .. then vapes .. and now nicotine pouches. Nicotine pouches are pretty much what they sound like - a sachet filled with nicotine - either from tobacco or… Read more Audio
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What's going on at Auckland's Sanctuary Mahi Whenua Gardens?
1:25 PM.An Auckland community is disputing the development of housing on the site of the Sanctuary Mahi Whenua Gardens. The gardens are based on the old Unitec campus site in Mount Albert and have existed for… Read more Audio
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Why the US wants to crack down on your social media
1:15 PM.The process to get into the United States could be changing. Visitors from New Zealand, and other countries like Australia and Europe, have to apply for an Electronic System for Travel Authorisation… Read more Audio
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Search for the yellow legged hornet widens
1:10 PM.Biosecurity NZ has now doubled its surveillance zone for the insect on Auckland's North Shore Biosecurity teams will now monitor an 11 km radius across Glenfield and Birkdale as they work to limit the… Read more Audio
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Feature: Why doing less could be the answer to better parenting
3:10 PM.As the school holidays approach along with the idea of having to entertain kids during the break, Dr Camilo Oritz has one piece of advice. Relax. The secret to parenting, he says, is to do less. Dr… Read more Audio
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Bookmarks with Cameron Rhodes
2:30 PM.Time for bookmarks, where we get interesting people to share their picks of books, music, films and anything else that takes their fancy. Today I'm joined by one of our most prolific actors, Cameron… Read more Audio
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BBQ courgette and sweetcorn salad with basil yoghurt dressing
2:20 PM.Each week on a Wednesday Kelly Gibney shares a recipe that is delicious and nutritious without being too demanding on time. Today's salad celebrates all the summer produce favourites. Audio
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Music Critic: Ladi6 with Nightmares on Wax
2:12 PM.Music critic Rachel Ashby shares some new music: Nightmares on Wax - feat Ladi6 'Holding On' Martin Sagadin (CHC) 'Daj Mi Bog Srece' Audio
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Heading Off to The Great Wall of China
1:45 PM.Our chance to travel to places others have explored - this week we are off to China. Audio
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Making the Tank Farm in AKL's Wynyard Quarter a public space.
1:35 PM.A few years ago, plans to regenerate and restore Wynyard Quarter on Tamaki Makaurau's waterfront were announced. But one of the issues in turning it into an open public space is the soil, which is… Read more Audio
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Stories from Our Changing World
1:35 PM.Time now for our regular catch up with Claire Concannon for Our Changing World. And this week, she's got a story from RNZ journalist Veronika Meduna, about restoration efforts in Porirua Harbour. Audio