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2021 VOYAGER AWARDS WINNER - BEST EPISODIC PODCAST. The shady, controversial and sometimes downright villainous characters of New Zealand history, presented by William Ray.
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Comedians Tim Batt and Carlo Ritchie consider a controversial question no-one needed to ask; Did Titanic sink?
The Panel features a range of panellists from across the opinion spectrum, together with expert phone guests.
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The historic Anderson House in Invercargill is back in business after earthquake safety concerns eight years ago. And it has a new resident in the shape of a grandfather clock - a timepiece Anderson House Trust chairperson Craig Macalister has a personal connection with.
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Today on The Panel Wallace and panellists Anna Dean and Steve McCabe talk about the Elon Musk Twitter take-over and what it means for the Christchurch Call. Plus, they discuss eagle helicopters creating a buzz over Auckland and the parvo outbreak in Christchurch.
The historic Anderson House in Invercargill is back in business after earthquake safety concerns eight years ago. And it has a new resident in the shape of a grandfather clock - a timepiece Anderson House Trust chairperson Craig Macalister has a personal connection with.
Harriet Watson is on a 650km mission to raise awareness for endometriosis.
Harriet Watson is on a 650km mission to raise awareness for endometriosis.
A wrap of the day's big stories
Hip hop ambassador Brad Warrington aka DJ Sticky Fingaz joins the show to chat about the recent Hip Hop Summit in Christchurch, why the genre can be so polarising, where NZ fits in the picture, and of course, spin a few tunes.
Hip hop ambassador Brad Warrington aka DJ Sticky Fingaz joins the show to chat about the recent Hip Hop Summit in Christchurch, why the genre can be so polarising, where NZ fits in the picture, and of course, spin a few tunes.
Veteran sports broadcaster and cricket commentator Bryan Waddle joins Karyn on the programme.
Veteran sports broadcaster and cricket commentator Bryan Waddle joins Karyn on the programme.
ABC Wantok program for 28 November 2022.
ABC Wantok program for 28 November 2022.
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Business leader fears dairy owners will take law into own hands
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Dairy owners want tougher penalties for violent crime in the wake of last week's fatal stabbing. Sandringham Business Association Chair Jithin Chittibomma talks to Lisa Owen.
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Business leader fears dairy owners will take law into own hands
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Dairy owners want tougher penalties for violent crime in the wake of last week's fatal stabbing. Sandringham Business Association Chair Jithin Chittibomma talks to Lisa Owen.
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Queenstown rental crisis squeezes town's most vulnerable
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Queenstown's rental crisis continues to squeeze the town's most vulnerable residents. Prices are skyrocketing with single-bedroom units going for $500 or more per week, and landlords feel so emboldened they'll often raise listed prices once they see interest in a rental. Timothy Brown has more.
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Queenstown rental crisis squeezes town's most vulnerable
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Queenstown's rental crisis continues to squeeze the town's most vulnerable residents. Prices are skyrocketing with single-bedroom units going for $500 or more per week, and landlords feel so emboldened they'll often raise listed prices once they see interest in a rental. Timothy Brown has more.
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MPs to consider entrenchment clause over water privatisation
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The controversial entrenchment clause in the Three Waters legislation has been kicked back to Parliament's business committee for further consideration - and could include discussion about repealing it. Labour supported a Green Party amendment, put up during urgency last week, that would require 60 percent support for any attempt to privatise water…
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MPs to consider entrenchment clause over water privatisation
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The controversial entrenchment clause in the Three Waters legislation has been kicked back to Parliament's business committee for further consideration - and could include discussion about repealing it. Labour supported a Green Party amendment, put up during urgency last week, that would require 60 percent support for any attempt to privatise water…
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GPs 'devastated' staff miss out on health worker pay parity
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General practices say it's devastating their staff have been left out of a pay parity package for healthcare workers. Health Minister Andrew Little today announced more than two-hundred-million-dollars to address pay parity for non-hospital health staff. But general practices were left out because Minster Little said he had seen no real evidence of…
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GPs 'devastated' staff miss out on health worker pay parity
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General practices say it's devastating their staff have been left out of a pay parity package for healthcare workers. Health Minister Andrew Little today announced more than two-hundred-million-dollars to address pay parity for non-hospital health staff. But general practices were left out because Minster Little said he had seen no real evidence of…
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Auckland Mayor's Erebus comments 'cruel' - victims' son
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Families of Erebus crash victims are appalled by the Auckland Mayor's comments about a planned national memorial in the city and believe more than four decades on their loved ones deserve better. 43 years ago today the Air NZ scenic flight over Antartica crashed into the side of Mount Erebus, killing all 257 people onboard - New Zealand's largest p…
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Auckland Mayor's Erebus comments 'cruel' - victims' son
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Families of Erebus crash victims are appalled by the Auckland Mayor's comments about a planned national memorial in the city and believe more than four decades on their loved ones deserve better. 43 years ago today the Air NZ scenic flight over Antartica crashed into the side of Mount Erebus, killing all 257 people onboard - New Zealand's largest p…
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Chaos in Belgium after upset at Football World Cup
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The latest in a string of early upsets at the Football World Cup has caused chaos in a major European capital this morning. Police have been forced to seal off parts of central Brussels as fans reacted to Belgium's surprise 2-0 defeat to Morocco - leaving the Belgian side on the brink of an early exit from the tournament. Sports reporter Clay Wilso…
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The latest in a string of early upsets at the Football World Cup has caused chaos in a major European capital this morning. Police have been forced to seal off parts of central Brussels as fans reacted to Belgium's surprise 2-0 defeat to Morocco - leaving the Belgian side on the brink of an early exit from the tournament. Sports reporter Clay Wilso…
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Police Minister responds to dairy owners' protests
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Lisa Owen asks Police Minister Chris Hipkins if a dairy owner applying for a fog cannon could expect to get one by Christmas.
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Police Minister responds to dairy owners' protests
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Lisa Owen asks Police Minister Chris Hipkins if a dairy owner applying for a fog cannon could expect to get one by Christmas.
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Dairy owners protest for tougher punishments for offenders
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Dairy owners around the country closed their doors on Monday in protest, calling for tougher punishments for offenders. About 300 people gathered outside Jacinda Ardern's electorate office in Auckland - the same electorate in which dairy worker Janak Patel was stabbed to death on Wednesday. In response, the government's anounced all small shops and…
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Dairy owners protest for tougher punishment of offenders
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Dairy owners around the country closed their doors on Monday in protest, calling for tougher punishments for offenders. About 300 people gathered outside Jacinda Ardern's electorate office in Auckland - the same electorate in which dairy worker Janak Patel was stabbed to death on Wednesday. In response, the government's anounced all small shops and…
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The Panel with Anna Dean and Steve McCabe (Part 2)
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Today on The Panel Wallace and panellists Anna Dean and Steve McCabe talk about the Elon Musk Twitter take-over and what it means for the Christchurch Call. Plus, they discuss eagle helicopters creating a buzz over Auckland and the parvo outbreak in Christchurch.
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Today on The Panel Wallace and panellists speak to dairy owners about violent crime affecting their business and what they want to see from the Government. Plus, they find out why New Zealand lamb is cheaper in the UK and discuss whether parents should be fined for their children skipping school.
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Wallace and panellists Anna Dean and Steve McCabe discuss why it is so tough to find good plus sized fashion in NZ stores. Plus, our panellists tell us what has been on their mind this week.
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Wallace and panellists Anna Dean and Steve McCabe discuss why it is so tough to find good plus sized fashion in NZ stores. Plus, our panellists tell us what has been on their mind this week.
