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00:05:39

Low-intensity cardio: Does it work?

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2026/05/09

How does low-intensity steady-state cardio (LISS) weigh up against those of regular cardio workouts?

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00:30:34

Rockstar physicist Brian Cox brings Emergence tour to NZ

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2026/05/09

Professor Brian Cox is on a world tour of his latest show Emergence, bringing it to Aotearoa in June.

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00:18:11

Best Classical Tune Eva: James Ehnes

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2026/05/09

World-renowned violinist James Ehnes will be performing Mozart's Fourth Violin Concerto live at the Auckland Town Hall on May 14th.

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00:44:24

Scrapping watchdog for self-regulation, Deputy PM vs...

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2026/05/09

The government's scrapping the broadcasting watchdog and wants self-regulation to fill the accountability void. How would that work? Would standards suffer? Will it even happen? Also: government ministers must not interfere in public broadcasters, but the Deputy PM has called for top-level change at RNZ and TVNZ.

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00:44:28

Scrapping watchdog for self-regulation, Deputy PM vs...

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2026/05/09

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00:15:15

Why do birds like men more than women?

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2026/05/09

A study of urban birds discovered they appear to like men more than women. But why?

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00:08:19

Sunday Morning Quiz with Nick Robinson

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2026/05/09

Our usual quizmaster is taking a break this week - so Jim is joined by RNZ's lead scheduler Nick Robinson.

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00:21:04

Mark Almond: Iran war and the UK elections

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2026/05/09

British historian and geopolitical commentator Mark Almond discusses the latest about the US-Iran war, and he also discusses the UK local elections.

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00:11:11

RNZ News at 10pm, May 9

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2026/05/09

A wrap of the day's big stories

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00:17:51

Dozens of Maori in nursing scholarship scheme

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2026/05/09

Dean Cowles is Head of Hauora Maori at Southern Cross Healthcare. He and one of the students he's mentoring, Mallory Ahmu, talk about a new scholarship scheme attracting dozens of Maori students.

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00:20:45

Te Wananga o Aotearoa partnership with Oxford University

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2026/05/09

Evie O'Brien is Te Kura Toroa, chief executive of Te Wananga o Aotearoa which recently signed an agreement with Te Maori Manaaki Taonga Trust and Pitt Rivers Museum at Oxford University. It will create curatorial residences for Maori at the museum later this year which Evie O'Brien says will last for three months and allow students to "access our taonga" at the museum and be supported by some of the leading curators working there.

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00:22:50

Rebecca Kuang: Writing from lived experience

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2026/05/08

Considered one of the most influential voices in contemporary literature, Rebecca Kuang's latest novel draws on her lived experience.

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00:07:24

Caterpillar star Anais Shand

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2026/05/08

New family drama Caterpillar explores the complexities of the mother-daughter relationship. It's the feature film debut of star Anais Shand.

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00:16:33

Becky Dell: Paying it forward with music

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2026/05/08

Citizens of the World Choir includes refugees from around 30 different countries and showcases the power of music to unify and create positive change.

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00:08:40

The highs and lows of weather forecasting

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2026/05/08

Scientists are now forecasting hazards on timescales from decades ahead to literally minutes before impact. But how accurate can those forecasts really be and how do you prepare for events that are inherently uncertain?

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00:21:57

Dr Kylie Moore-Gilbert: Hostage diplomacy

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2026/05/08

Could you survive 804 days in an Iranian prison? Australian academic Dr Kylie Moore-Gilbert did after being detained by Iran's Revolutionary Guard while trying to leave Tehran. Now she's warning that state hostage-taking - often called "hostage diplomacy" - is on the rise and says governments need to take a much tougher, more coordinated response.

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00:17:25

Julia Grogan: Play Fight

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2026/05/08

Award-winning play Playfight explores the difference between rough sex and sexual assault - inspired by the Grace Millane case.

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00:18:45

Dr Kirsty Sedgman: Audiences behaving badly

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2026/05/08

Why do some people think it's okay to talk and eat loudly during a movie? Or to call out during a performance?

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00:20:29

Dame Valerie Adams: Winning in other ways

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2026/05/08

Dame Valerie Adams is a five-time Olympian, mother of two and ambassador for the annual Jammies for June campaign, giving a voice to those who need it most.

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00:31:53

Tagata o te Moana for 9 May 2026

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2026/05/08

Solomon Islands prime minister ousted in no confidence vote. Australia and Fiji to sign new bilateral agreement. Also, in our business brief, crypto currency and a typhoon.

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