@ninetonoon

Each day Nine to Noon talks to the people driving the news. Presenter, Kathryn Ryan was named 2015 International Radio Personality of the Year by @AIBnews.

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Rod spent 19 years sharing his expertise with Nine to Noon listeners. Our love and deep condolences to his family and friends. rnz.co.nz/national/programme…

Tribute to Rod Oram

Well known and respected Business Journalist and commentator Rod Oram has died.

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Hundreds of conservation projects hang in the balance as the clock ticks down on government funding. rnz.co.nz/national/programme…
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Palliative care doctors are warning of a difficult five months ahead as stocks of the most used liquid morphine run out. rnz.co.nz/national/programme…

End-of-life doctors warning over critical morphine stock

Palliative care doctors are warning of a difficult five months ahead as stocks of the most used liquid morphine run out. 

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A new book tells the stories of New Zealanders with contemporary art collections. Light and Reflections by Helen Beaglehole, published alongside photographer Matthew O'Reilly, is out now. rnz.co.nz/national/programme…

Light and Reflections: A story of prominent artists in private collections

Helen Beaglehole is a Wellington writer, editor, and historian whose family has been collecting contemporary New Zealand art for over two generations.  Nine to Noon spoke to her last year when she...

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Scrutiny on seasonal worker scheme as government promises RSE expansion. rnz.co.nz/national/programme…

Scrutiny on seasonal worker scheme as government promises RSE expansion

New Zealand needs more seasonal workers from the Pacific, but regional leaders are sounding the alarm about the impact on their economies. The number of Pacific Island seasonal workers coming to...

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Viruses are a lesser known factor responsible for 1 in 5 cancers. Dunedin born @DrGMorgan has mapped key breakthroughs in tumour virology over the last century in his book 'Cancer Virus Hunters'. rnz.co.nz/national/programme…

Gregory Morgan: mapping key breakthroughs in tumour virology

25,000 New Zealanders are diagnosed with cancer every year, and as the population ages, that number is expected to increase. There are various causes, notably genetic and environmental factors - of...

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Award-winning designer, Liz Mitchell, wants to revive the wool industry. rnz.co.nz/national/programme…

Why Liz Mitchell wants us to love wool again

Liz Mitchell wants to revive the wool industry by reminding us of all the great things about the material. She says wool is enduring, versatile and breathable - and not just as a clothing product....

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Luke Gray and Georgia Latu are two of five young people who have been recognised at The Impact Awards for their work being changemakers in Aotearoa. rnz.co.nz/national/programme…

Young change-makers: Luke Gray and Georgia Latu

Mental health campaigner Luke Gray and poi manufacturer Georgia Latu are two of five young leaders recognised at this year's Impact Awards. (One of Kathryn Ryan's favourite interviews of 2023)

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"It's been a lambing from hell, to put it lightly". Tasman farmer, Lloyd Faulkner, has lost 110 lambs to toxoplasmosis this year. The disease is causing huge problems nationally and taking an economic toll. rnz.co.nz/national/programme…

Toxoplasmosis: Toll on lambs and threat to waterways

Toxoplasmosis, a disease carried by cats, is costing sheep farmers tens of millions of dollars annually - and is also killing dolphins. 

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rnz.co.nz/national/programme… Andrew Hampton says there are undoubtedly bad actors who will try to exploit New Zealand's private sector businesses, especially those looking for investment.

NZ private sector vulnerable to espionage: SIS head

SIS boss Andrew Hampton tells Kathryn there are undoubtedly bad actors who will try to exploit New Zealand private sector businesses, especially those who need investment.

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Courtney Place can be a messy place at the weekends, but are the bars copping an unfair amount of blame? A group of owners think so - and say they're being punished through delays to renewing their liquor licences. rnz.co.nz/national/programme…

Wellington bar owners angry over liquor licensing delays

A group of Wellington bar owners say they face unreasonable delays for liquor licences, and are unfairly blamed for antisocial behavior on Courtenay Place. 

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New Yorker cartoonist Maddie Dai on her move into film-making. rnz.co.nz/national/programme…
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Businesses fear slow summer from Cathedral Cove closure rnz.co.nz/national/programme…

Businesses fear slow summer from Cathedral Cove track closure

Coromandel businesses are worried over the continued closure of the popular Cathedral Cove walking track in the Coromandel. Ray Van Beynen from the Mercury Bay Business Association says the Departm...

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Kiwi paramedic with Multiple Sclerosis takes on Ironman World Champs. rnz.co.nz/national/programme…
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Dr Maddy McAllister is a maritime archeologist who calls herself a shipwreck detective. rnz.co.nz/national/programme…

Shipwreck detective Dr Maddy McAllister

Dr Maddy McAllister is a maritime archeologist who calls herself a shipwreck detective. She is Senior Curator in Maritime Archaeology at the Museum of Tropical Queensland, in Townsville, where she is...

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By 2027 the artificial intelligence industry could use as much energy as a country the size of the Netherlands. rnz.co.nz/national/programme…

Study warns AI industry could use more energy than The Netherlands by 2027

A new study warns the artificial intelligence industry could use as much energy as a country the size of the Netherlands, by as soon as 2027. Tech firms have been leaping into the AI race since...

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The life of pioneering conservationist Richard Henry is explored in Victoria Jaenecke's book, 'Letters of a Naturalist: The Field Accounts of Richard Henry of Resolution Island' rnz.co.nz/national/programme…

The life of pioneering conservationist Richard Henry

A trip into Dusky Sound in 1974 led to Victoria Jaenecke's lifelong connection with Richard Henry. Appointed in 1894 as caretaker of Dusky Sound's Resolution Island, Henry spent 14 years - much of it...

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"This is the worst pollution event in Auckland for the last 50 years" rnz.co.nz/national/programme…

Auckland sinkhole: What's the fix and long-term damage?

It's being called Auckland's worst pollution event in nearly 50 years. It's two weeks since a massive sewer line collapsed in Auckland, leaving hundreds of litres of human waste pouring into the...

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Ecologist and best-selling natural history author, Robert Vennell has a new book 'The Forgotten Forest'. It explores the specimens responsible for providing us with fire, food, and medicine. @harpernz rnz.co.nz/national/programme…

Our fascinating, yet forgotten forest

Glow-in-the-dark fungi, parasitic orchids, slime moulds that hunt the forest floor for prey - it's a lost world hiding in plain sight. According to ecologist Robert Vennell our forests are overflow...

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Southland man, Michael Kingpotiki, spent his life hiding that he couldn't read. In his late 50s, he realised he wouldn't be able to read to his grandchildren, and decided to change that. Now, he's written a book 'A Journey Towards Literacy'.rnz.co.nz/national/programme…

Southland man's journey to read in his late 50s

Until his late 50s, Invercargill man Michael Kingpotiki would tell a "wee while lie" when he was given something to read, saying he didn't have his glasses handy. The truth was that the former farm...

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