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11 February 2012 - 4:42 am NZ time
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with Jim Mora
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Audio from Monday 15 June 2009
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- 13:21 Eight months to Mars - Ray Henwood
Currently staring in his own one-man play at Wellington's Circa Theatre. (31′40″)
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- 14:12 Tree Vigil
A David and Goliath battle is shaping up in New Plymouth over the future of a group of native trees which make up Pukekura Park's iconic woodlands walkway. (12′35″)
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- 14:23 Made in China
Australian bureaucrats are introducing legislation that will ban the purchase of government goods and services that have been made in China. (6′53″)
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- 14:47 He Rourou for 15 June 2009
In He Rourou today, Ana Tapiata talks again to experienced director Brenda Tahi about the usefulness of cutting your"governance"teeth in smaller organisations. . (5′12″)
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- 15:12 Author Slot - Cecilia Rice
She is the author of"Always Liza to Me"Subtitled"A Memoir for my silent sister". (21′01″)
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- 15:34 This Way Up feature - Credit Cards
Simon Morton from The Way Up on what your credit card company knows about you. (14′02″)
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- 15:48 Environment story - Otago Medical School
Alison Ballance chats with historian Dorothy Page and Don Roberton, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Otago, about the history of research at the medical school, and the recent book 'Anatomy of a Medical School'. (12′20″)
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- 16:08 The panel (part 1)
With today's guests John Bishop and Brian Mackie. (23′40″)
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- 16:34 The panel (part 2)
With today's guests John Bishop and Brian Mackie. (25′57″)
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Produced by Jimmy Stewart, Chris Reid and Susan Baldacci
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