In California, Rita plays the cassette to Don’s children and receives the shock of her life. What if everything we knew up until now is wrong? Back in New Zealand, Rita connects with Jean’s children to reveal the trauma she faced in her life after Don left.

On the music list this week: The Punk Rock Socks, Anika Moa, and Amalia's Music - plus Suzy's new song 'My House has a Roof'. Jaanki talks about the book 'Tulip & Sprout', Whaea Lucy tells the story 'The Separation of Ranginui & Papatuanuku', and kids build their own special pizzas!

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The Government's announcement of massive public sector cuts has ramped up the election year battle - even between Coalition mates

A wrap of the day's big stories

Two mayors mouth off and get a little loose in long-form chats - and a former one blasts the media in a Waitangi Tribunal inquiry. Also: Stuff papers dump the weather page- and some talkback callers aren't happy.

Rodney Fisher has turned his attention to another side of his creative life as a visual artist.

University of Waikato philosophy lecturer Dan Weijers joins to deconstruct this viral hypothetical thought experiment testing game theory and morality.

Tonight - Arsenal win the league, Reform UK leader Nigel Farage is facing some heat, and a massive breakthrough in the Grenfell Tower Fire.

Toby Manhire, the editor at large at The Spinoff, joins Emile on the show tonight to celebrate Arsenal's magnificent win.