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RNZ 23115 - Screentime: This is Home, The People vs Robodebt, The AI Doc

Smart, in-depth and relentlessly curious, host Kathryn Ryan dives into the stories shaping New Zealand and its people. Interviews and expert analysis from around the world and at home. It’s where big ideas are unpacked and everyday life explored.

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Published 10 Sep 2026

Duration 12:00

Episodes

23115-

Screentime: This is Home, The People vs Robodebt, The AI Doc

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10 Sep 2026

23114-

Parenting: How to help kids with seasonal allergies

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10 Sep 2026

23113-

Tech: Luddites, AI and jobs, the long arc of history

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10 Sep 2026

23112-

Around the motu:David Williams in the South Island

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10 Sep 2026

23111-

Pacific: Hurricane Lowell, Australia-Naoero asylum deal

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10 Sep 2026

23110-

The life and work of Kiwi sculptor Terry Stringer

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10 Sep 2026

23109-

UK: PM defends Israeli settlement trade ban & more

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10 Sep 2026

23108-

Finding the link between sleep and better mental health

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10 Sep 2026

23107-

Consumers fight back against fakes

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10 Sep 2026

23106-

How hearing loss costs the country $1 billion a year

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10 Sep 2026

23105-

Ensuring kids' financial education is consistent

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09 Sep 2026

23104-

Aging stronger- Why muscle matters

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09 Sep 2026

23103-

Around the motu: Ian Allen in Marlborough

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09 Sep 2026

23102-

Book review: Ngaio Marsh and Ngaio Marsh Award

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09 Sep 2026

23101-

Job opportunity Auckland's haunted tourist attraction

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09 Sep 2026

23100-

More than just outdoor skills: Wild Chix community thriving

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09 Sep 2026

23099-

Australia correspondent Bernard Keane

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09 Sep 2026

23098-

Concerns over buildings requiring higher floors for floods

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09 Sep 2026

23097-

'A kick in the guts' as more post office closures planned

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09 Sep 2026

23096-

How will digital drivers licenses work - consultation closed

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09 Sep 2026

23095-

Sports correspondent Sam Ackerman

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08 Sep 2026

23094-

Kelly Ana Morey's novel published a year after her death

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08 Sep 2026

23093-

Business commentator Hamish McNicol

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08 Sep 2026

23092-

Around the motu: Ché Baker the editor of the Southland Times.

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08 Sep 2026

23091-

Miscommunication is a common issue for couples seeking therapy

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08 Sep 2026

23090-

Award-winning senior family court lawyer on improvements needed

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08 Sep 2026

23089-

USA correspondent David Smith

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08 Sep 2026

23088-

Builders report steady pipeline of future work despite economy

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08 Sep 2026

23087-

The art and science of modelling infectious disease outbreaks

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08 Sep 2026

23086-

Methanex closure unlocks large gas supply

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08 Sep 2026

23085-

Off the beaten track with Kennedy Warne

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07 Sep 2026

23084-

Making the most of what you've got handy in the kitchen

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07 Sep 2026

23083-

Political commentators Brigitte Morten and Phil Goff

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07 Sep 2026

23082-

Around the motu: Torika Tokalau, Stuff LDR reporter in Auckland

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07 Sep 2026

23081-

Book review: Louise Ward reviews two books

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07 Sep 2026

23080-

Li Cunxin on the surprising chapters of his life

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07 Sep 2026

23079-

Europe correspondent Seamus Kearney

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07 Sep 2026

23078-

How to live in an increasingly 'gamified' world

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07 Sep 2026

23077-

BOP council dealing with spill from toll roads

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07 Sep 2026

23076-

Shortage of cardiac beds leaving patients waiting weeks

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07 Sep 2026

23075-

Sports commentator Sam Ackerman

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04 Sep 2026

23074-

Friday funnies

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04 Sep 2026

23073-

Around the motu: Jesse Archer from LakeFM in Taupo

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04 Sep 2026

23072-

Book review: Perfectly Themselves by Abby Letteri

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04 Sep 2026

23071-

Mario the Maker Magician keeps wonder alive for kids

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04 Sep 2026

23070-

Asia correspondent Elizabeth Bettie

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04 Sep 2026

23069-

Avocado crop in Northland hit by frosts

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04 Sep 2026

23068-

Reforming capital markets to better suit the local economy

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04 Sep 2026

23067-

Call to directly employ GPs for under-served areas

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04 Sep 2026

23066-

Screentime: The Dog Stars, Tony, The Whisper Man

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03 Sep 2026

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