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New Zealand Drug Foundation calls to make naloxone widely available
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The government is promising to clamp down on the sale of nitrous oxide, but the New Zealand Drug Foundation would like to see them ensure naloxone is widely available as well. Substance Abuse Counselor at the Yorktown High School in Virginia Jenny Sexton spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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Andrew Mehrtens on Controversies in South Africa, 1995 Rugby World Cup & Meeting Dan Carter
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Former All Blacks record points scorer Andrew Mehrtens is back with his old mate Marshy, joining the GBRANZ team in studio this week. Mehrts talks us through his illustrious career, including: Bursting on the scene during Canterbury's Ranfurly Shield era of the mid 90s. The 1995 Rugby World Cup final in South Africa. Getting the ball to Jonah Lomu …
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5 women have bought a New Zealand basketball team
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The new owners of the Kahu include Olympians and world champions across five sporting disciplines. The Kahu are now the first all women owned sports team in New Zealand - and one of the first globally, sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.
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Small stories of colonisation: An uncomfortable settler family history
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In this podcast, Professor Richard Shaw whose great-grandfather took part in the 1881 invasion of Parihaka pā and farmed land taken from Taranaki iwi, discusses the entanglement of the small histories of settler families with the large history of the colonisation of Aotearoa New Zealand. On the morning of 5 November 1881, an Irishman called Andrew …
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The New Zealand fashion industry is facing serious long term problems, including the influx of cheap, shoddy clothing; economic headwinds; and way too much wasteBy RNZ
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Register for the conference here: https://www.eventbrite.co.nz/e/mandate-and-mission-tickets-923587614417?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl Two-age Sojourner is hosted by Michael Beck, the pastor of Gracenet Community Church, Wellington, New Zealand (www.gracenet.co.n…
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Parliament gets urgent on sentencing, mining, and charter schools
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With all the talk about the Parliament Bill, The House sheds some light on some of the other items of business at Parliament this week.By RNZ
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70 million people in Florida told to brace for Hurricane Helene
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70 million people across the state of Florida have been told to brace for Hurricane Helene, predicted to be the most powerful storm in a generation. Evacuation orders are in place across several states with the Category Four hurricane expected to make landfall in the next 24 hours. CNN correspondent Michael Yoshida is in the coastal community of St…
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Australia: Households remain under pressure after interest
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Australia correspondent Peter Ryan told Susana Lei'taua some household are remaining under intense pressure after aggressive interest rate rises since May 2022. There's not much relief in sight - with rates likely to remain high until at least February next year.
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Education Ministry finds factors with 90% likelihood teenagers won't get UE
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The Education Ministry has identified factors linked to a 90 percent likelihood teens will not get University Entrance. The study also found Asian and Pacific teens are more likely to get an NCEA qualification than Maori and European teens from similar socio-economic backgrounds. The ministry says it could develop an early warning system for identi…
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Black Caps fighting for World test Championship survival
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The Black Caps are fighting for World test Championship survival against Sri Lanka in the second test in Galle. New Zealand lost the toss and have been asked to bowl first, as they look to bounce back from their 63 run defeat, sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Susana Lei'ataua.
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Budget blowouts for Dunedin Hospital unaffordable - govt
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The Government said budget blowouts for Dunedin's new hospital are simply unaffordable so they're tightening their wallets and looking at cuts. A report commissioned by the government found the current plans could not be delivered within the current 1.88 billion dollar budget and it could balloon out to 3 billion. Ministers have asked for urgent ad…
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Parents could face prosecution for childen ditching school
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The government is threatening parents with prosecution if their children spend too much time away from school. From 2026, schools will be required to have a stepped plan in place for responding to truancy. Associate Education Minister David Seymour suggests more than five days absence from class could trigger a principal-parent meeting, and the Min…
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Govt axes $30 million Maori language programme for teachers
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Just days after celebrating Maori language week, Te Wiki O Te Reo, the Government has decided to axe a $30 million dollar Maori language programme for teachers in schools. Te Ahu o Te Reo Maori is a programme which develops teacher competency in Te Reo. Education Minister Erica Sanford has today announced the funding will be cut and diverted into p…
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Family of disabled man having to let go support staff after funding cut
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The family of a disabled man who needs round-the-clock care say they're having to let go of his support staff after funding for this was suddenly cut. Ryan Cook's family say they've been "ghosted" by government ministry staff and left in the dark about the reasons for the cut. But the Ministry of Social Development said it's waiting for more inform…
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Crack down on teacher only days in new truancy measures
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Parents could be prosecuted if their children ditch school too often. It's part of new measures laid out by Associate Education Minister David Seymour to crackdown on truancy. Part of that is putting a stop to teacher-only days during the school term. However, teachers and principals say it goes too far, Felix Walton has reports.…
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McKenzie out of first 5 for this weekends Bledisloe Cup
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The All Blacks coach Scott Robertson insists Damian McKenzie isn't in the bad books despite dropping the first-five for this weekend's Bledisloe Cup clash with the Wallabies in Wellington. Robertson has named Beauden Barrett at No.10 sending McKenzie, who had started all eight tests this year, back to the reserves. McKenzie produced some crucial er…
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At least 25 jobs to be cut from Whaakata Maori's News and Current Affairs
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RNZ understands at least 25 jobs will be cut from Whaakata Maori's News and Current Affairs department. In a statement, Whakaata Māori chief executive Shane Taurima said the cuts were a crucial step in addressing financial challenges the broadcaster was anticipating over the "coming years." The government has confirmed there have been cuts - but no…
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New York City's mayor indicted on at least one criminal charge
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United States correspondent Todd Zwillich speaks to Susana Lei'ataua about the mayor of New York City facing at least one criminal charge and and a US senator that was targeted by an AI-generated deepfake.
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People working second jobs risen to 220,900 people
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The side hustle is becoming an essential as the cost of living crisis bites hard. Data from Stats NZ shows the number of multiple job holders in New Zealand has risen to 220,900 people across all industries around the country. A new survey shows almost half New Zealand's workers are considering taking on a second job in the coming year to make ends…
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Historian Dr Grant Morris comes from a long line of funeral directors, so today he takes on the history of Pakeha funeral traditions.
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Solving the World's Problems with Steve Wyn-Harris
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Farmer & Broadcaster Steve Wyn-Harris returns to Solving The Worlds problems. He brings insights from a five month research trip around the globe.
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NZ Sporting History: The only twin to play in a RWC Final
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Alan Whetton had an illustrious career as a Rugby Union player and All Black. He was part of the team that won the inaugural 1987 Rugby World cup. He played in that tournament alongside his brother Gary Whetton, earning them the accolade of being the only twins to win a Rugby World Cup together. Alan also played for the 'New Zealand Cavaliers' on t…
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Child cancer survivor raises $750,000 for Starship
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Ruby Seeto was diagnosed with a rare form of liver cancer at the age of nine. She wanted to give back to the foundation that supported her and has since raised over $750,000 for Starship by selling her unique tea towel designs.
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Most penguins can swim way better than people, but that isn't the case for those that are sick or injured. DOC technical manager Cassie Mealey teaches them to swim before releasing them back into the wild.
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As Kiwis we pretty much all agree nothing beats getting out on the water, but when you look around, how many women do you see driving the boats? Wild Chix is a Bay of Plenty-based company that has created a community for women hunters, fishers and adventurers. The founder Isabell Zitzelsberger tells Jesse why they're holding courses for women on po…
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More than 500 singers are about to gather in the capital for massive barbershop battle on a scale that Wellington hasn't seen in years.
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Midday Business News for 26 September 2024.
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This week on Political Commentary, Dr Bryce Edwards phones in from sunny Pōneke to chat about Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau's backtracking on comments on Newstalk ZB about selling her car to pay personal bills.
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Screentime: The Perfect Couple, Maurice and I
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Film and TV reviewer Perlina Lau joins Kathryn to talk about murder mystery The Perfect Couple (Netflix), starring Nicole Kidman and Eve Hewson. She'll also talk about documentary Maurice and I (cinemas) that celebrates Sir Miles Warren and Maurice Mahoney's hugely influential architectural partnership, and impact the Christchurch earthquakes had o…
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Educator, speaker, mum and parenting commentator Karen Boyes on the importance of being honest with kids.
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Tech: Meta, LinkedIn AI models trained on users without asking
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Technology commentator Mark Pesce looks at how Meta has been training its AI on all text and photos that adult Facebook and Instagram users have published since 2007.
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Around the motu : Robin Martin in Taranaki
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New Plymouth locals say the district council has botched the job of fixing a dangerous intersection in the city.
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Robert Kelly reviews Wild Houses by Colin Barrett published by Jonathan Cape.
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Taking the funding of Parliament off governments
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The Parliament Bill intends to prevent governments from wielding the power of the purse over the bodies that run Parliament. Phil Smith chats with Adrian Rurawhe (Labour) and Ricardo Menendez March (Green).By RNZ
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Morning Report Essentials for Thursday 26 September 2024
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On today's episode, on Wednesday, ANZ's chief executive Antonia Watson told RNZ it was time for such a tax, and now we've heard that the Internal Revenue Department also is considering the benefits, a report from the Electricity Authority's revels Northland's massive power outage in June could have been avoided, there is talk of a ground invasion i…
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UK: Starmer's suits + tough love conference speech
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UK correspondent Dan Bloom looks at the troubles facing the new Labour government, as PM Keir Starmer faces stories about the "freebies" he's accepted - including suits and an £18m penthouse flat during the election campaign.
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Reverse mortgages can be beneficial: Retirement Commission
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Retirees who opt for a reverse mortgage or home equity release to supplement their income are paying more than they would in other similar countries.
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Volunteer fire brigades desperate to plug workforce gaps
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As summer approaches, fire brigades across the motu are putting the call out for volunteers to join the workforce.
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Mainfreight makes the case for rail-enabled ferries
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Mainfreight group managing director Don Braid says not having rail-enabled ferries will be inefficient and more costly for businesses like his.
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Socks made of rubbish might soon be high fashion, in fact, some have just won the Business Innovation Award from the Mindful Fashion Circular Awards. Untouched World Chief Executive Peri Drysdale spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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Passengers battle airline after severe turbulance
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An Australian aviation lawyer is accusing Singapore Airlines of trying to low-ball passengers who were injured in severe turbulence on a flight earlier this year. First Up producer Matthew Hutching reports.
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One hundred years ago the Assembly of the League of Nations, the forerunner to the United Nations, adopted the Geneva Declaration on the Rights of the Child. Pretoria Gordon reports.
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Many doctors' view of pain stuck in 17th century
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Pain specialists say a huge lack of understanding, even within the medical profession, means patients are missing out on potentially life-changing treatment. Ruth Hill reports.
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Fire at mechanics in Christchurch causes disruptions
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Fire and Emergency was called to Auto Inspection Services in Sydenham just before 4.30 Thursday morning. Reporter Anna Sargent spoke to Corin Dann.
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An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere.
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Market Update for 24 September 2024
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Market Update for 24 September 2024
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