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22305 - Sports Editor Dana Johannsen

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22305 - Sports Editor Dana Johannsen

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fre., 15 maj 2026

Nine To Noon

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Sports Editor Dana Johannsen

Friday Funnies: Te Radar and Irene Pink

Around the motu: Jonathan Leask from the Ashburton Guardian

After Oscar: The Legacy of a Scandal by Merlin Holland

Art exhibition looks at the restoration of waterways

AMA nominee Ladi6

Asia correspondent on President Trump's visit to China

Tom Sainsbury on protecting satire and parody

The human story behind the criminal justice system

Screentime: Half Man, Criminal Record 2, Episode One Redux

The value in kids stepping up to stop peers being bullied

Tech: First Mythos - now the rest, RAMageddon and more

Around the motu: Samantha Gee, RNZ's reporter in Nelson

Book review: The Good Settler by Richard Shaw

Ingrid Horrocks takes top fiction prize with All Her Lives

UK: Starmer's leadership faces toughest test yet

Every Bite - helping families find ways to avoid food waste

No evidence to support immigration law changes - lawyer

Worries about funding under new Conservation Reform Bill

What to do if you're worried about someone's sudden weight loss

New Zealand's Zine scene

Around the motu: Kaitlyn Morrell of the Bay of Plenty times

Out of the Blue: Essays on Artists by Christina Barton

London Falling: A young man's mysterious death and its link to the city's underbelly

Australia: Tax overhaul, virus quarantine, paratrooper death

More AI - digital health leaders hear about new opportunities

Whakatāne turns to the community to fund slip-closed walkway

Calls for New Zealand to plan for future threats

Sports correspondent Sam Ackerman

Guy Hessell on the benefits of going native in the garden

Business commentator Hamish McNicol

Book review: The Chronology of Water by Lidia Yuknavitch

Around the motu: Peter de Graaf, RNZ's reporter in Northland

Veteran climate activist outraged by Govt's legal manoeuvre

Siri Hustvedt's tribute to her late husband Paul Auster

USA correspondent Danielle Kurtzleben

Plans to make life jackets mandatory in Auckland

The challenges of health planning

Tourism businesses react to trans-Tasman flights being cutt

Political commentators Neale Jones and Peter Dunne

Urban Issues with Bill McKay

How creating kettle corn keeps this family thriving

Around the motu: Tom Hunt, senior reporter for The Post in Wellington

Book review: Side Character Energy by Olivia Tolich

Ann Beaglehole tells the story of her family's escape from the Hungarian Revolution

Sophie Lloyd is an award-winning and skilled film gaffer

Foreign correspondent Daniel Schweimler in South America

Tackling Northland's waste problem, one piece of junk at a time

Corrections staff say fuel crisis impacting commute

Tale of two electricity networks

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