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From sports personalities to stage performers, Primetime Morning has someone on the couch every weekday morning just for you.
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Olympic Swimmer
He's best known for sweeping the gold medal in the backstroke at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games. Last year, Aaron Piersol made another splash at the Beijing Games, claiming 2 golds and 1 silver, breaking world records and wowing spectators. He joins us to talk about the joys and hardships of being an Olympian.


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Green Sheep
Based on a children's story by award-winning writer Mem Fox, the production of 'The Green Sheep' has played to over 38,000 children in Australia and around the world. We find out why this piece of theatre made specially for young tots has been so successful as we talk to its director, plus get some sheep on our set!

   
   
 


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The Multi-tasking Brain
We get insights into how our brains work and advice on how to be more organised, more effective at work, despite a daily load of overwhelming challenges. David Rock, author of the book "Your Brain at Work" talks about strategies for overcoming distraction, regaining focus and working smarter all day.


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Leonid Meteor Showers
Ever heard of the Leonid Meteor Showers? Well, early Wednesday, between 3 and 5am, Asia experienced an intense outburst of these showers, which occur when the Earth encounters debris from comet Tempel-Tuttle, travelling at speeds of more than 140,000 miles per hour. We speak to an expert to find out how these meteor showers are formed and when we can expect the next spectacular display.


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Run for Hope
Cancer survivor and marathon runner Ezzy Wang joins us to talk about his struggle with the disease and how he has overcome the loss of his leg to to take an active role in sports. We also find out more about the charity run, Run for Hope 2009, which raises funds for the National Cancer Centre of Singapore.


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Photography, Under Water
Underwater photographer Mikael Jigmo will talk to us about his work with endangered and exotic marine species, and his experiences when swimming with sharks.


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Eye on Malware
We meet Eugene Kaspersky, the man behind the Kaspersky Anti Virus programme. Kaspersky is the CEO of Kaspersky Labs, one of the top four information security firms in the world. What kinds of threat face the cyberworld of today, and how can they be overcome? We pose these questions and more to our guest.


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New Treatment for Presbyopia
Presbyopia is an eye condition that affects virtually all adults over 40. The condition makes it difficult for them to do close work such as sewing or reading. Reading glasses are the traditional solution to the problem, but experts at the Singapore National Eye Centre say there's a new treatment, which involves an artificial corneal inlay. We find out more.


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Style: Festive Edition
Get the latest tips on how to accessorise your festive outfits this season with our fashion experts from Style Magazine. From scarves to jewellery, handbags to sunglasses, we'll help you decide the accessories that are must-haves in this holiday season.


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All About Allergies
An allergy may cause a person just mild discomfort or it may become so severe that it can put their life at risk.  So how do you tell the difference before it’s too late? We talk to a doctor and a dietician to find out.


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Maksim
Croatian pianist, Maksim is credited with bringing a new generation of music lovers to classical music.  He joins us in our studio to talk about  his music and the challenges he faced growing up in a country torn apart by war.


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Nation Branding
There's more to military tensions and violent protests in South Korea. A new council has been set up to improve global impressions of South Korea. Its chairman shares what is being done to enhance the value and brand of South Korea as a nation.


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Underwater Art
Nature becomes a brilliant painter as underwater photographer and diver Pavlina Klisurska presents abstract and mesmerizing interpretations of life underwater in her exhibition ACQUA: Nature is the Greatest Artist. We talk to this intrepid artist about her watery artistic escapades.


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Lupus
It's an illness that affects the immune system and turns it against the body's organs and tissues, possibly causing serious damage. A lupus patient and a rheumatologist share with us how to manage the disease and the treatments available.


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Menopause
Hot flashes, night sweats and mood swings. When menopause strikes, it can be quite a difficult time for some women. What can they do to alleviate these side effects and what kinds of new advances have there been in the field? We put these questions and more to an expert.


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Philippine Culture
Find out more about Filipino culture and heritage from the curators of a special Asian Civilisations Museum exhibition. The showcase "The Land of the Morning, The Philippines and its people" will feature some 290 pieces of artefacts, including some never-seen- before ones. We get a sneak peek in our studio.

   
   
   
   
   
   
 
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