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In season 2, Tim and Carlo go hunting for the mysterious Canterbury Cat. So what's a censored first edition expose of the Titanic's sinking got to do with that?
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When you think of the Camino Way you probably picture a gruelling, sun-baked journey through Spain. But, the Camino Way - or Camino de Santiago - is actually a vast network of trails, and it includes the English Way, and easier trek through the beautiful landscapes of northern Spain. We learned that recently RNZ's own Jim Mora travelled to walk the…
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Midday Report Essentials for Wednesday 16 April 2025
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13:42In today's episode, Northland Civil Defence is urging residents to prepare for possible high winds and power outages as weather associated with Tropical Cyclone Tam approaches, the New Zealand population has now surpassed 5.3 million people, alcohol harm reduction groups are joining the fight to lower numbers of booze stores in Rotorua, and can you…
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Times have been tough for communities all around the motu, but our next story is one of resilience, initiative and hope. A former chapel and Save Mart on Grace Street in south Invercargill is set to become a much-needed community hub. Fundraising still has a wee way to go, but they've got a great start via a mysterious but sizable anonymous donatio…
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Esther Oh is an up-and-coming conductor and violinist that you might be hearing more of within the classical music scene. They've volunteered their skills to teach Classical music to kids in Bangkok, while also honing their craft as a student at the University of Auckland. Esther is one of twelve young emerging artists who are developing their tale…
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What happens when you can't open a bank account?
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11:25[picture id="4NJOKRO_copyright_image_180822" crop="16x10" layout="full"] Most of us take having a bank account for granted, it's one of life's modern conveniences like a toothbrush or house keys. But not everyone can meet the criteria to open one. Amid possible concerns that the banking industry isn't fully meeting its market obligations, Westpac h…
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Can you avoid tariffs and buy direct from factories?
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1:52Tiktok users around the world are seeing videos from people claiming to be from China, revealing which factories make "luxury" goods - suggesting shoppers undercut tariffs and shop direct for significantly cheaper prices. Money correspondent Susan Edmunds spoke to Charlotte Cook.
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Alcohol harm reduction groups are joining the fight to reduce booze stores in Rotorua as research shows the region has bigger alcohol harm problems than the rest of Aotearoa. Alcohol Healthwatch executive director Andrew Galloway spoke to Charlotte Cook.
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Dairy prices have had some great results overnight.
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Some thrilling games in European football's top competition.
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The government is taking the axe to Reserve Bank funding.
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The government is taking the axe to Reserve Bank funding.
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The New Zealand population has now surpassed 5.3 million people, with the North Island alone exceeding four million people. Stats NZ population analyst Kim Dunstan spoke to Charlotte Cook.
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Northlanders urged to brace for strong winds and heavy rain
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3:26Northland Civil Defence is urging residents to prepare for possible high winds and power outages as weather associated with Tropical Cyclone Tam approaches. Northland reporter Peter de Graf spoke to Charlotte Cook.
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Personal finance: The impact to New Zealand of changeable tariffs
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10:40It's hard to keep up with Donald Trump's tariff changes. Money correspondent Susan Edmonds considers the impact on Kiwi businesses and consumers.
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A new initiative seeks to get more women on the tools and in the trees.
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James discusses Gisborne District councillor attendance rates, the council has approved a business case for a $22.09m indoor sports facility, and Ruatoria stalwart Hughie Hughes has retired at 90 after 70 years running shop.
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Book review: Outrageous Fortunes by Lucy Sussex and Megan Brown
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5:50Robert Kelly reviews Outrageous Fortunes by Lucy Sussex and Megan Brown published by La Trobe University Press
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Environmentalist, and author Paul Hawken delves into the wonder of us and our world, through carbon, while also examining the environmental crises that have beset our modern age.
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Morning Report Essentials for Wednesday 16 April 2025
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29:33In today's episode, former Labour Party leader and Cabinet Minister, Andrew Little, has announced he will stand for mayor of Wellington, senior doctors are preparing to walk off the job for 24 hours next month, the government says it's doing so well in lowering violent crime that it's surpassing its own best-case-scenario target, the Environmental …
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Australia: Labor leads polls, housing policies detailed
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10:56Australia correspondent Bernard Keane joins Kathryn to talk about the three latest political polls that put Labor ahead of the Coalition by a decent margin.
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ACC costs for white tail spider bites rise this summer
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6:23Feel like you're seeing more white tails in your house at the moment? It's not your imagination. A spider expert explains why.
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Kiwi architecture firm's plans for its low-cost, fast build 'Living House'
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15:00A Kiwi architecture company says it's found a way to build a healthy and sustainable three bedroom house that three people can assemble in six weeks at a cost - excluding land - of $335,000.
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Advocates for neurodivergent and disabled students applaud potential redirected funding
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17:17Advocates for neurodivergent children and students with disabilities say government plans to cut Kahui Ako, which paid schools to work in groups, and redirect the money to support children with disabilities, is good news.
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The Environmental Protection Agency is taking a closer look at what is in the ink many New Zealanders have under their skin. EPA hazardous substances reassessments manager Dr Shaun Presow spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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Auckland Uni students call for changes to Symonds St
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4:24Auckland University students are calling for changes to the street that runs through their campus, after an accident last month. Student publication Craccum managing editor Lewis Creed spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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Wellington's regional council placed the winning bid to secure a thousand-hectare block of land in Eastbourne to the tune of around $9 million. Greater Wellington Regional Council chair Daran Ponter spoke to Corin Dann.
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New Zealand's politicians are a spirited bunch, standing proudly - and often very loudly - for the beliefs of their party and constituents. Producer Ben Strang has more.
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It's opening day of NBA playoffs today.
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A brief update of movements in the financial sector.
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A brief update of movements in the financial sector.
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New Zealand is increasingly enmeshed in Five Eyes spy satellite projects designed to primarily benefit the US Navy in its race against China. Phil Pennington spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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A Palestinian official said Israel has offered a six-week truce in return for the release of half the Israeli hostages, and the disarmament of Hamas. Correspondent in Tel Aviv Trent Murray spoke to Corin Dann.
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Health Minister Simeon Brown on senior doctors strike
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6:59Senior doctors have voted to walk off the job for 24 hours on May the 1st. Minister of Health Simeon Brown spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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Mokotron was recognised as overall winner on Tuesday night at the Taite Awards for his recent "urban marae" album WAEREA. Mokotron spoke to Corin Dann.
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Foreign Minister Winston Peters shares thoughts on US - Pacific links
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3:31The Foreign Minister says Pacific links with the United States are more important than ever. Grace Tinetali-Fiavaai has more.
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Hearing to take place on man wrongly deported to El Salvador
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4:38A hearing will get underway shortly in the US state of Maryland as President Donald Trump and the President of El Salvador say there's nothing they can do to return a mistakenly deported man back to the United States. POLITICO's senior legal affairs reporter Josh Gerstein spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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Former Labour leader Andrew Little to run for Wellington mayor
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6:55Former Labour Party leader and Cabinet Minister, Andrew Little, has announced he will stand for mayor of Wellington. Little spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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Senior doctors to walk off the job on May 1st
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5:26The Association of Salaried Medical Specialists says the pay offer from Health New Zealand would have amounted to a pay cut, when inflation is taken into consideration. Executive director Sarah Dalton spoke to Corin Dann.
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Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith on latest crime statistics
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7:29The government says it's doing so well in lowering violent crime that it's surpassing its own best-case-scenario targets. Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith spoke to Corin Dann.
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Former head of Facebook calls for under-16 ban
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4:49The former head of Facebook for Australia and New Zealand thinks New Zealand should follow Australia's lead and ban under-16s from having social media accounts. Guyon Espiner spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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Tropical Cyclone Tam makes its way towards NZ
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6:46Tropical Cyclone Tam is making its way south towards New Zealand, as stormy weather is already starting to hit the country. Far North District Council mayor Moko Tepania and Whangārei Mayor Vince Cocurullo spoke to Corin Dann.
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News from the business sector, including a market report.
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