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James King and Steve Greenblatt discuss topics relevant to AV programming, programmers, and those who work with audiovisual control systems. To join the conversation or ask a question to be featured on a show, reach out to @AV_JamesKing or @stevegreenblatt on Twitter.
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Ever wondered what it's like living as a foreigner in Japan? We're Annie & Zeb Ramsbotham, and while our Japan journey might be rambling, we hope this podcast isn't! Join us as we move from the United States to Ishikawa Prefecture, work in the JET Programme, explore Japan by bike, and navigate our new home. We're looking forward to having you along for the adventure. If you're enjoying the podcast we'd appreciate you subscribing and reviewing it on your preferred podcast platform! And as alw ...
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Every month, Charlie Linney and Lewis Brooks speak to a diverse group of practitioners, experts, and commentators from around the world to discuss the impacts of security policy on contemporary conflict. Join us to talk about the long-term implications of securitised interventions and policies, both for democratic controls over the use of force in Europe, the US and elsewhere and for the communities most impacted in places like the Middle East, the Sahel, the Horn of Africa, South America an ...
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The World Football Programme has been on air since 1987. The show has grown into an energetic and informative two hours of football news on Saturday mornings between 10-12. To get complete football coverage, the show engages with a handful of local and national guests live every show. The programme is researched, produced and presented by Penny TannerHoath and the team. Penny has played football for state and country. We all coach, play or administrate in the sport and love talking about all ...
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A history podcast that explores the narratives, turning points and characters that shape conflicts, encompassing a blend of social and military history. Following on from the series on the Falklands War, best-selling military historians Patrick Bishop and Saul David turned their attention to the war in Ukraine, and now every Wednesday look back to the seismic events of 1944. Goalhanger Podcasts
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Ben Pascoe attended the Start with Children conference in Bratislava and talks with experts both foreign and Slovak about the importance of thinking about the needs of kids when planning a city.
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Start with Children conference in Bratislava (2.7.2024 16:00)
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Ben Pascoe attended the Start with Children conference in Bratislava and talks with experts both foreign and Slovak about the importance of thinking about the needs of kids when planning a city.By RTVS
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How do you introspect as a software engineer?
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How do you introspect as a software engineer?
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Easy Eats with Sam Parish: Butter bean chicken
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This week's tasty midweek meal is ready on the table in 20 minutes, thanks to Sam's favourite shortcut ingredient, the supermarket BBQ chook! Her butter bean chicken recipe is also healthy and budget friendly.
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Today Evie talks to Jesse about Tortoise productions and some gardening podcasts she's been enjoying.
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Midday Report Essentials for Wednesday 3 July 2024
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On today's episode, the Wairoa community is getting another $500,000 in government funding to help it recover from last week's devastating flooding. The Government has announced new standardised testing for students from the first year of school. An education expert says the potential use of artificial intelligence for tutoring has benefits, but wi…
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This week we talk to Tony De Lorenzo, who with his wife Debra, walked the Magna Via Francigena across Sicily. He talks to Jesse about their experience, what motivated them to walk 190 kilometres over 9 days, and the food!
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The cat conundrum in making NZ Predator Free, new research
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One of the trickiest but most significant predators that many conservation organisations deal with is cats. Predator Free NZ carried out an independent study public perceptions relating to cats and found there's a shift in attitudes.
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Youth music charities unite for a special concert
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Three of our most prominent youth music charities - Play it strange, Big Fan and Crescendo - have teamed up this week to put on a free showcase event Tomorrow night Big Fan in Morningside will host the 'Press Play' concert .
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Eating disorder hospital admissions increased during lockdown
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During lock down admissions for eating disorders rose by 50% according to new research! David Menkes is an Associate Professor at the School of Psychological Medicine, and the studies lead author. He speaks to Jesse.
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174. Battleground '44 - The pow experience in the Far East
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The conditions for allied servicemen in Japanese prisoner of war camps were notoriously brutal, with the pow's having to deal with malnutrition, rampant diseases, and cruelty at the hands of their captors. Joining Patrick to discuss his farther's experiences after he was captured by the Japanese at Signapore is Simon de Wardener. If you have any th…
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Employees reminded to take care with private work messages
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Employees have been reminded to take care of what they write in private work emails or texts, after two Ministry of Justice workers landed in hot water for making derogatory comments about an academic on their workplace online chat system. The comments on Microsoft Teams were able to requested by the person under the Official Information Act. So ho…
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Use of AI for tutoring has benefits, but also pose challenges
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An education expert says the potential use of artificial intelligence for tutoring has benefits, but will also pose challenges for developing students' critical thinking and social skills. The Minister for Digitising Government Judith Collins says she wants to expand the use of AI, starting with the health and education sectors, including AI tutori…
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Geo-political tensions will make trading conditions difficult for our exporters.
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New Zealand diver Lizzie Roussel says she never thought her Olympic career was over when she had her daughter.
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Southland are leading the way in the economic growth stakes.
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Government announces standardised testing for students
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The Government has announced new standardised testing for students from the first year of school. Education Minister Erica Stanford said from next year, five year olds will be tested on phonics - how well they can read words by sounding out letters - with tests at 20 weeks and 40 weeks of schooling. The government has also mandated twice-yearly "pr…
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Wairoa to receive another recovery funding boost
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The government is giving the Wairoa community another 500-thousand dollars to help it recover from last week's devastating flooding. The Wairoa river flooded more than 400 properties as heavy rain lashed the east coast last week, but the mayor thinks there is about 40-million dollars worth of damage. Emergency management minister Mark Mitchell anno…
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Science: What bees and gold nanoparticles can do to cancer
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Science commentator Allan Blackman joins Kathryn for a look at a new study that's found honeybees can detect the subtle scents of lung cancer in the lab - even from a patient's breath. And researchers have been looking at the benefits of gold nano-particles in fighting cancer cells - how what's been found could fuel further research and a flexible …
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Auckland therapist Jo Robertson talks about the key components to listening well and how important that is in a relationship.
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Music with Kirsten Zemke: Important contributions to rock
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Kirsten traces the important contributions made by Native Americans to rock music, particularly the guitar sounds.
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Around the motu: Libby Kirkby McLeod in Hamilton
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The 80 thousand dollar reward offered by the police for information on missing Marokopa man Tom Phillips and his three children has expired, so what happens next in the search for the elusive fugitive?
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Book review: The Last Song of Penelope by Claire North
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Louise O'Brien reviews The Last Song of Penelope by Claire North published by Hachette.
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Understanding dogs and coaxing canines to good behaviour
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Betty Hall recently retired after more than three decades in animal welfare in Tauranga.
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On today's episode, Labour is pleased that the government is now supporting the Fair Digital News Bargaining Bill. The Communications and Media Minister admits Australia has faced challenges in trying to compel global media giants to pay for local media. Driver training advocates are welcoming the government's changes to eligibility for free driver…
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Australia: New Governor-General, Senator exiled, trippy gummies
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A controversial new ban on the sale of flavoured vapes has taken effect - and the makers of mushroom gummies withdraw them from sale after a number of people took ill.
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Ario's remote-parking scooters make world debut in Auckland
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Ride-share scooters have been a familiar sight on New Zealand's city streets for the past six years - but what about one that can "scoot" to repark itself?
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Wairoa mayor uses Givealittle page to raise funds for recovery
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As the Minister for Emergency Management and Recovery visits Wairoa today, a mayoral relief fund on Givealittle for the town has swelled to more than $120,000.
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What needs to happen to get vocational education moving in the right direction?
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What will unwinding Te Pukenga look like for students and staff in the vocational education sector?
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Rare fernbird spotted at Taupo Swamp after restoration
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An elusive songbird has been photographed at the Taupo Swamp near Plimmerton, north of Wellington, for the first time. The fernbird or matata was first spotted in the wetland last year, but hasn't been caught on camera until now. Chair of the Friends of Taupo Swamp & Catchment, Judy McKoy spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.…
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Innovation puts more crunch into Taranaki lunchboxes
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Tucked away on a Waverley side street, a South Taranaki business has cut the ribbon on a 900 square metre state-of-the-art tunnel house aimed at putting the crunch into sandwiches across the region and beyond. Salad Brothers took over the 1-pont-1 hectare site about 18 months ago and aims to produce half a million lettuces a year. RNZ Taranaki Whan…
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More Kiwi young adults living at home, rent debate heats up
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There was a time when Kiwi kids couldn't wait to fly the coop. But households are changing... latest figures show nearly three in ten New Zealanders aged 20 to 29 still live with mum and dad. And as the cost of living crisis bites, some retirees are even moving back in with their kids to save on household costs. So who should pay what and when shou…
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Abuse survivor urges PM to scrap OT boot camp plans
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An abuse survivor advocate is imploring the Prime Minister to ditch plans for Oranga Tamariki to run boot camps for teenage serious offenders. Ken Clearwater says Oranga Tamariki's record shows it cannot be trusted to look after some of the country's most vulnerable teenagers. He spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.…
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An update from RNZ's sports team.
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A brief update of movements in the financial sector.
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Solomon Islands upgrades runway with NZ, Australian aid
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A remote Solomon Islands community is now finally able to have planes land in the rain, after New Zealand and Australian governments helped pay to upgrade the runway in Seghe. Both countries contributed around 25 million New Zealand dollars with Solomon Islands pitching in about 5 million. Caleb Fotheringham has more.…
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Government fund to relocate cyclone-damaged marae and homes
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A multimillion dollar government fund will soon pay to move cyclone-wrecked marae and homes on Maori land out of harm's way. But no plans for relocation are set in stone yet, and eight months after the council buyouts of other homes began, marae representatives say the Crown's process has been too slow. RNZ reporter Lauren Crimp spoke to Corin Dann…
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Government pushes plan for tech giants to pay for news
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The government will pursue a plan to get global internet giants such as Google and Meta to pay for news, even if that means Facebook would ban news from its platform. The Fair Digital News Bargaining Bill would encourage those online titans to negotiate with local media outlets to pay for reusing their news content. RNZ Mediawatch's Colin Peacock s…
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Kaitorete Spit considered for rocket launch pads
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Kaitorete Spit south of Christchurch is being considered for multiple rocket launch pads. Demand has grown rapidly especially from the US military, for launches of the small type of satellites Kaitorete is most suited for, since an assessment of the market, that included Russian rockets, was done in 2020. Back then, consultants told the government …
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Former Samoan PM speaks on New Zealand citizenship pathway
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A former Samoan Prime Minister has told a public hearing in Auckland that 'hell' is easier to reach than New Zealand. Community members met over a bill that aims to restore a pathway to New Zealand citizenship - for a group of people born in Western Samoa - has been held in South Auckland. The bill is at select committee stage, after it passed its …
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Tiny NZ town rallying behind young tennis star
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A Southland town is abuzz after one of its youngsters pulled off a massive tennis upset on the world stage. Te Anau born Lulu Sun beat world number eight Qinwen Zheng in the first round of the women's singles at Wimbledon overnight yesterday. Sun switched allegiances from Switzerland to New Zealand in March and is the first Kiwi player to make a gr…
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Foreign students paid $885m in fees last year
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Foreign students paid $885m in fees last year including half-a-billion to universities. Export Education Levy statistics show foreign enrolments doubled in 2023 after reaching an historic low due to covid-related border restrictions. The figures show universities were closest to pre-pandemic levels of enrolment last year while other sectors still h…
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Driver training advocates welcome testing changes
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Advocates for driver training say changes being rolled out for testing are long overdue. From Monday, applicants for Class 1 theory and practical tests will now only be eligible for one free re-sit, and will be required to pay for any additional tests. The Transport Minister says the previous removal of re-sit fees led to unacceptable wait times an…
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Christchurch council mulls bylaw to curb aggressive begging
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The Christchurch City Council is considering options, including a bylaw, to address aggressive begging in the central city. Auckland and Wellington City Councils have bylaws in place that don't ban begging, but prohibit the aggression that sometimes goes with it Anna Sargent reports.
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More on the Fair Digital News Bargaining Bill
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The Government's flipped from opposing the Fair Digital News Bargaining Bill, which started under Labour, to now supporting it - saying on balance, it's worth doing. The Fair Digital News Bargaining Bill will be ushered through the House by the communications and media minister Paul Goldsmith. He spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.…
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