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21807 - How to stick it out when economic times get rough

Episodios

mié., 04 mar. 2026

Nine To Noon

Episodios

How to stick it out when economic times get rough

The importance of a nuclear test monitoring site in the Outback

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

Book review: Seed by Elisabeth Easther

What's appropriate when scattering ashes?

Louise Milligan doesn't shy away from tough topics in her novel

Australia: Iran reaction, Carney incoming, Dutton slammed

How do airlines judge if it's safe to fly near a conflict zone?

How to make sure your beach is OK to swim at

The families accusing tech giants of social media harm

Australians take early running in Super Rugby

Garden to Table's recipe for success in schools

Business commentator Dileepa Fonseka

Around the motu: Kirsty Pickett in Southland

Book review: Meet the Newmans by Jennifer Niven

New survey calling on people to help uncover freshwater sources

Analiese Gregory: from top restaurants to wild Tasmania

Iran latest with US correspondent

The 3D skin cancer check that can be done in one second

Youth support charity struggling as waiting list grows

Record inmate numbers force rapid prison cell build

Urban Issues with Bill McKay

Growing strawberries near Wanaka? They said it couldn't be done

Political commentators Neale Jones and Tim Hurdle

Around the motu: Simon Wilson in Auckland

Book review: Kin by Tayari Jones

Should third party vehicle insurance be compulsory?

Trevor Worthy on a career of fossil finding

South America correspondent Daniel Schweimler

Future of water services warning

Lawyers flag concerns with planned changes to Crimes Act

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei dead - what next for Iran?

Sports commentator Sam Ackerman

Friday funnies: Te Radar and Donna Brookbanks

Around the motu: Logan Savory - The Southland Tribune editor

Book review: Shadow Thieves by Peter Burns

Faux-co: Alternative chocolate production on the rise

Surviving an earthquake lead to seismic activity career

Asia correspondent Anna Fifield

Northland organisations turning old clothes into mattresses

Report details disadvantages faced by blind or low vision Kiwis

A buyers market but interest rates tipped to rise

Screentime: Holy Days, Scrubs 2026, Reality Check: Inside ANTM

How to help kids understand the internet and make it work for them

Tech: Rooftop satellite station angers residents, US workaround to EU blocked content

Around the motu: Ian Allen in Marlborough

Book review: Three of the best from 2025

Dance show using a robot to explore how tech shapes our agency

A Southland farmer, and shearing business owner, on organising the gathering of rural women known as "The Muster"

Mandelson 'flight risk', Chagos deal confusion, bellwether byelection