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With 90 percent of people being right-handed, the left-handed are often left struggling with a world not designed for them. However, in one field they are overrepresented: one-to-one sports, such as tennis, badminton or fencing. Dr Tim Simon from the University of Trento joins Jim to discuss the left-handed advantage, and whether it extends to other parts of life.
When Newshub closed, former AM Show newsreader Isobel Ewing made the best of a bad situation and began an epic backpacking journey with her partner Cael. Starting in India, the pair eventually ended up in Turkiye - which is now where they call home. Ewing works as a TV presenter for English-Turkish broadcaster TRT World in Istanbul. She joins Jim to talk about life in the Middle East.
Now in her 70s, Kiwi athlete Michele Allison will be taking place in this weekend's Kona Ironman in Hawaii.
Quiz master Jack Waley-Cohen is back with his Sunday Morning quiz.
UK correspondent Christian Smith talks to Jim about the big stories making news in Britain. This week, changing visa rules and immigration.
In an effort to curb the country's loneliness epidemic, Covert Theatre has launched The Social Club, a free comedy show running every Friday until Christmas.
Divorces among New Zealanders over 50 sits just shy of 40% at last count, up 7% in the last decade. This echoes the upwards trending rates around the globe.
Foreign Minister Winston Peters announced on Saturday that New Zealand will not yet be recognising a Palestinian state.
Dr Ali Hill from Otago University's Department of Human Nutrition is back with us on Sunday Morning. This week we talk about the role of diet in inflammation, the benefits of eating thyme, the viral 'Sleepy Girl Mocktail' being heralded online, and more.
Much-loved American British journalist and author Bill Bryson is heading back to our shores for two shows in February 2026.
Long-winded speeches and unsubstantiated claims have become a hallmark of Trump's presidencies, but are we witnessing a world leader in mental decline?
As menopause approached, Dr Vonda Wright found herself in the same position as many women, her brain was foggy and her body hurt. But she took the situation by the reins and rebuilt herself.
Quiz master Jack Waley-Cohen is back with his Sunday Morning quiz.
Stuff's senior sports columnist Mark Reason gives us his post-match analysis of the weekend's big games.
Bonnie Harrison is here guiding us through the latest weird and useful headlines from the world of science.
New Scientist journalist David Robson's with Jim to discuss why loyalty is often rewarded with extra expectations in the workplace - and what to do it it's happening to you.
Clues as to whether we are developing serious illnesses could be right under our noses.
Sports commentator Lavina Good joins Jim to discuss the weekend's big sporting fixtures.
The political and personal life of New Zealand's 40th Prime Minister Dame Jacinda Ardern is laid bare in the new documentary, Prime Minister.
In Nazi-occupied Amsterdam, a resistance couple risk everything by concealing a young Jewish girl in a camouflaged space above their ceiling.
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