Shift work can be tough on your mental health. But there are ways for shift workers, and their employers, to protect shift worker mental health and make shift work better for everyone. Produced as part of the Working Well in Wellington Toolkit by Wellington Primary Care Partnership, Make the Shift has expert interviews, tips, and ideas that help you and your colleagues work better, beyond the nine-to-five.
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At Hunger Church Atlanta we want to help believers experience the love of God, be transformed by His Word and Presence, and be equipped to impact the world! Dr. Hart Ramsey, Sr. is the Senior Pastor of Hunger Church Atlanta. With a ministry that intentionally points people to the finished work of Jesus, Dr. Ramsey teaches, encourages & strengthens Pastors as well as Leaders to fulfill their ministry purpose. Join us weekly for our Sunday Worship Experience at 11AM ET and/or Tuesdays for our ...
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Ruthless Compassion with Dr. Marcia Sirota is a podcast about people who've turned their emotional shit into fertilizer for success. It's about seeing our darkest moments as opportunities for learning, growth and transformation. We'll cover topics like addiction and mental health, isolation, and loneliness, narcissism versus self-care and difficult family and work relationships. For more, visit http://marciasirotamd.com/. Dr. Marcia Sirota is a board-certified psychiatrist practicing in Toro ...
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Get With The Grove is a podcast developed by youth in the Centre Wellington community. The Grove Hubs is a part of Youth Wellness Hubs Ontario and a one-stop-shop for youth to get support. This podcast is a space for youth hosts to discuss intriguing and important topics like what our youth hubs are, the programs that we offer, mental health, and so much more! Take a listen today.
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RNZ National’s flagship news programme known for breaking news stories, incisive interviews with politicians across the political spectrum and newsmakers and commentators from Aotearoa and around the world. There's a lot to talk about in the mornings and Morning Report is covering the stories that matter to the people of Aotearoa.
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Auckland Family Lawyer Naomi Cramer prides herself on delivering comprehensive and expert legal services tailored to the diverse needs of families throughout New Zealand. Our esteemed team of Family Court Lawyers is dedicated to guiding clients through the intricate landscape of family law with unparalleled compassion, professionalism, and expertise. Whether you’re seeking a Family Lawyer in West Auckland, Manukau, South Auckland, or Auckland CBD, our seasoned attorneys stand ready to offer ...
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Welcome to The Clever Investor Show, where your host, Cody Sperber, a seasoned real estate investor and educator, becomes your definitive source for everything in real estate investing and entrepreneurship. Each episode features conversations with giants in the industry like Grant Cardone, known for his real estate investor status; Wes Watson, sharing strategies for success; Eric Spofford, focusing on business growth and niche real estate markets; Pace Morby, a creative financing expert; and ...
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Morning Report Essentials for Friday 16th August
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On today's episode, Kiwis may be losing tens of millions of dollars a year due to supermarket pricing errors according to the Grocery Commission, Te Papa has decided to start charging international visitors an entry fee of $35 from next month, Auckland supermarkets and liquor stores could be banned from selling alcohol after 9pm by December. five a…
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It's Friday so we cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh.
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Listen to our weekly political panel.
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Marine scientists are raising the alarm about changes in microscopic algae living in the waters around New Zealand. Climate Change Correspondent Eloise Gibson reports.
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Mural at Gisborne skatepark wins competition
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A spectacular mural at a Gisborne skatepark is the winning entry in a competition to raise awareness of a free counselling service for young people in distress. Hawke's Bay Tairawhiti correspondent Alexa Cook has the story.
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Former captain Sam Cane to make All Blacks return vs Argentina
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Former skipper Sam Cane will return to test rugby tomorrow night as the All Blacks look to get their rugby championship campaign back on track. Joe Porter spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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Market Update for 16 August 2024.
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Disability community on new govt benefit sanctions
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Members of the disability community say the new government sanctions on benefits fails to address difficulties they face, such as career restrictions, the housing crisis, and accessible transport. Rachel Perterson is part of the disability community and spoke to Guyon Espiner.
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Auckland Council using AI-driven cameras for stormwater management
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Auckland Council is boosting stormwater management with AI-driven cameras as part of a $760 million initiative. Auckland Council's Head of Planning Nick Vigar spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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Auckland supermarkets and liquor stores may face 9pm alcohol ban
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Auckland supermarkets and liquor stores could be banned from selling alcohol after 9pm by December. Councillor Josephine Bartley spoke to Guyon Espiner.
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PM Luxon delivers Foreign Policy speech at Lowy Institute
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PM Christopher Luxon has delivered his first official foreign policy speech, delivered at the Lowy Institute, which comes on the eve of meeting with Anthony Albanese. Otago University international relations professor Robert Patman spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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PM Luxon gives foreign policy speech in Sydney
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The Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has told a Sydney audience, New Zealand must not be just an interested bystander in a world facing profound threats. Political reporter Lillian Hanly has more.
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Restoring pride is a central focus for the All Blacks following their shock loss to Argentina in Wellington.
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Te Papa to charge international visitors entry fee
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Te Papa has decided to start charging international visitors an entry fee of $35 from next month. Chief Executive Courtney Johnston spoke to Guyon Espiner.
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Ukraine forces continue advance into Russian territory
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Ukraine says its forces are continuing their advance into Russian territory, moving forward in several directions. BBC's Security Correspondent Frank Gardner spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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MRI and Nuclear Medicine Technologists to walk off job over pay
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MRI and Nuclear Medicine Technologists have walked off the job today for four days, saying Health New Zealand has failed to address pay claims. Union advocate Abbey Hebson spoke to Morning Report.
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Z Energy fights back over green washing case
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Eight months ago, Consumer New Zealand teamed up with the Environmental Law Initiative and Lawyers for Climate Action New Zealand to file a joint claim against Z Energy, but Z Energy is fighting back. Bill Hickman has more.
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NZ isn't adapting to climate crisis fast enough: Climate Change Commission
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The Climate Change Commission says New Zealand isn't adapting to the climate crisis fast enough and the status quo is unsustainable. Rod Carr chairs the Commission and he spoke to Guyon Espiner.
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Immigration minister announces new Specific Purpose Work Visa
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The Immigration Minister is confident allowing employers to bring in more seasonal workers won't lockout New Zealanders looking for work. Erica Stanford spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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‘In tears daily’: calls for more medical training ramps up
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A rural healthcare manager says clinicians are breaking down in tears daily over pressures they're facing from staff shortages. Ellen O'Dwyer reports.
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Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith has signed an extradition order for Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom.
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Pricing errors at supermarkets costing NZers millions: Grocery Commission
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Kiwis may be losing tens of millions of dollars a year due to supermarket pricing errors according to the Grocery Commission. Commissioner Pierre van Heerden spoke to Guyon Espiner.
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A reshuffled All Blacks side are chasing a 50th straight test without a loss at Eden Park tomorrow night as they look to bounce back from the shock defeat to Argentina last week in Wellington.
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Arrests made over death of actor Matthew Perry
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Five arrests have been made over the death of the actor Matthew Perry. Hollywood correspondent Sandro Monetti spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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Business news for 16 August 2024
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Wellington Girls' College principal on week of disruptions
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It's been a week of disruption at Wellington Girls College with the closure of classrooms in an earthquake prone building. School principal Julia Davidson spoke to Guyon Espiner.
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News from the rural farming sector.
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Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team.
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Meth lollies may be linked to Mexican cartels: Researcher
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A drug researcher suspects small blocks of meth wrapped to look like pineapple lollies may be linked to Mexican cartels. Illicit Drug Monitoring System at Massey University head Dr Chris Wilkins spoke to Guyon Espiner.
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Ten months since Israel began ground operations in Gaza
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In the ten months since Israel began ground operations in Gaza in retaliation for the 7th of October massacre by Hamas, 40,000 Palestinians have died. Tel Aviv correspondent Sarah Coates spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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Sam Cane says he is happy taking a backseat role in the All Blacks now he is no longer captain.
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171 - The Power of Empathy with Michael Tennant
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Michael Tennant is the Founder, and CEO of Curiosity Lab, a purpose-driven venture studio and consultancy that builds products and experiences that teach empathy, creator of the empathy card game, Actually Curious, and author of The Power of Empathy, described by Inc. as "effectively balancing a self-help approach with a practical explanation of ho…
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Morning Report Essentials for Thursday 15th August
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On today's episode, many economists and retailers are welcoming the first cut to the official cash rate in four years, down 25 basis points, as a relief for mortgage-holders and businesses. ANZ's chief economist, Sharon Zollner and chief executive of Retail NZ Carolyn Young join us, a former meth addict says her 13-year-old brother and three year o…
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Stacy Gregg takes top prize at Children's book awards
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The author Stacy Gregg has taken out the top prize at this year's New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults held on Wednesday night in Wellington. New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults convenor Maia Bennett spoke to Guyon Espiner.
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Palau President accuses china of 'weaponising tourism'
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Palau's President says China is weaponising tourism in a bid to get the nation to leave its relationship with Taiwan. Caleb Fotheringham reports.
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The Prime Minister flew out to Sydney Thursday morning for his first official Trans-Tasman meeting with his Australian counterpart where security and defence will be front and centre amid concerns over any potential AUKUS involvement. Political Reporter Lillian Hanley spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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Ageing Well on report calling for changes to care model
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The Government's Nation-wide Service and Campus Planning report shows that by 2043, 9 out of 10 hospital beds will be filled with someone aged 65 years or over if the care model doesn't change. Director of Health New Zealand Ageing Well Andy Inder spoke to Guyon Espiner.
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Half brother of Lachlan Jones recalled to coroner's hearing
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The half brother of Lachlan Jones has been recalled to a coroner's hearing where he's again denied he threw the three-year-old into an oxidation pond. Otago-Southland reporter Tess Brunton has more.
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Market Update for 15 August 2024.
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Structural engineer on Wellington Girls' College buildings
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A structural engineer says he would rather his children learn in a potentially earthquake-prone building, than have their education disrupted. President of the Structural Engineering Society Nic Brooke spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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Police debrief on Cyclone Gabrielle released
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A police debrief on Cyclone Gabrielle uses the word "overwhelmed" five times in eight pages Phil Pennington spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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Residents on SH2 in Bay of Plenty say barrier blocks access to homes
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Residents of a notorious stretch of road in the Western Bay of Plenty say a median barrier is blocking direct access to their homes - and making the highway even more dangerous. Waikato reporter Natalie Akoorie says a review is now under way.
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First Home Buyers say a decrease in interest rates will ease pressure on people trying to get into the housing market. First Home Buyers Club director Lesley Harris spoke to Guyon Espiner.
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Japanese tennis star Naomi Osaka says she doesn't feel like she's in her own body eight months into her comeback from a maternity break.
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Aged Care Association urges govt to alleviate pressure on hospital beds
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A Government report says that by 2043, 9 out of 10 hospital beds will be filled with someone aged 65 years or over if the care model doesn't change. ACA Chief Executive Tracey Martin spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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The appeal of Gail Maney, Stephen Stone, Colin Maney and Mark Henriksen for the murder of Deane Fuller-Sandys in 1999 wrapped up in Wellington yesterday. Private investigator who was working on the appeal Tim McKinnel spoke to Guyon Espiner.
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The health of a Northland river is in the spotlight following the discovery of so-called zombie fish and high levels of an unexpected pollutant. Peter de Graaf went to Dargaville to hear from worried locals.
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WHO declares spread of MPox a global health emergency
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The World Health Organization has declared the rapid spread of MPox across parts of Africa a global public health emergency. University of Otago epidemiologist Michael Baker spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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Govt to raise cap on seasonal workers coming to NZ
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The Government is raising the cap on seasonal workers coming into the country in a bid to help the horticulture and viticulture industries. Horticulture New Zealand chief executive Nadine Tunley spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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Bay of Islands hospital unable to take new admissions
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Bay of Islands Hospital can't take any new admissions from Thursday until Monday because of a shortage of doctors - that's according to hospital insiders. Ruth Hill reports.
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