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Host: Russell Brown Producers: Damien Lay and Patrick Crewdson.
12.00 - News with Will. Weather & Surf Report
12.10 - AUSA report with Kate Sutton
12.25 - Bruce Aynsley.
Listener journalist and author of Stoned on Duty (1995) about bad cops,rape allegations, lying undercover agents, racism and violence in the force.
12.50/1.00 - Judith Tizard.
Associate Minister for Consumer Affairs and Minister for Auckland, about music piracy, format shifting, and the proposed change to the Copyright Act to allow people to make a copy of a CD they own, as long as it's for personal use.
1.00 Mark Easterbrook with the Book Review.
1.20 - Yongjin Zhang.
Head of the School of Asian Studies at Auckland University talking about the Taiwanese elections.
1.40 - Frank Andrews.
The senior education officer at the National Observatory of New Zealand, discussing the discovery of Sedna, or Planet X.
From the desk of Noelle McCarthy News and Editorial Director Radio 95bfm
Keith Rankin: Clipping The Ticket; Solving Hormuz, In Context
Ian Powell: Inhumanity Of US Economic Sanctions Against Cuba – Infant Mortality And Starvation; Time To End NZ’s Silence
Ramzy Baroud: Subjects Of Empire - Breaking The Cycle Of Arab Dependency On US Elections
Peter Dunne: Dunne's Weekly - The Pragmatic Food For Fuel Deal With Singapore
Eugene Doyle: After Israel’s Brutal Attack On Kiwis, Our Government Does Nothing
Keith Rankin: Has Sweden Become A De Facto Apartheid Narco State?