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22518 - How can older Kiwis protect themselves from financial abuse?

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mié., 17 jun. 2026

Nine To Noon

Episodios

How can older Kiwis protect themselves from financial abuse?

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Book review: Land by Maggie O'Farrell

Dr Kerry Spackman: What sets winners apart

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Solar-powered sensors using AI to detect wildfires

Financial struggles push Playcentre to propose overhaul

Shayne P. Carter on reforming classic songs

Business commentator Rebecca Stevenson

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Book review: Elemental by Arthur Snell

USA correspondent David Smith

How climate change is impacting young Kiwi athletes

New state-of-the-art hospice funded entirely from the community

Proportion of kaupapa Maori mental health services funded drops

Off the beaten track with Libby O'Brien

Political commentators Tim Hurdle and Gareth Hughes

Around the motu: Torika Tokalau Stuff Local Democracy reporter in Auckland

Book review: His Story by Hans B. Grueber

Why Anthropic's powerful Fable AI model got pulled over the weekend

An honest memoir detailing forced adoptions in the 60s and 70s

Europe correspondent Seamus Kearney

Igelese Ete on 40 years of the Secondary Students Choir

New documentary series What the Hell Happened at Woofingtons?

The toll of living for years in a motel to be able to get dialysis

Sports editor Dana Johannsen

Friday funnies

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Book review: Lucky Creatures by Joseph Trinidad

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Asia correspondent Edward White

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Around the motu: Piers Fuller

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100 days in Fiordland exploring new rivers

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World Vision's national director on Sudan humanitarian crisis

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