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Prime Minister to spend Waitangi Day in Akaroa
19 minutes ago"We want to get on with our own business" - that's the call from iwi chairs, as they meet in Waitangi today. Their hui coincided with the Prime Minister announcing he'll be spending Waitangi in the… Audio
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Traffic lasts hours after crash closes Wainuiomata Hill
24 minutes agoThousands of commuters in Lower Hutt are caught up in congestion that's lasted hours after a crash on the Wainuiomata Hill Road this morning. It's the only road in and out of the valley that's home to… Audio
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Waikato man on mission to rehome catalogue of rescued cats
31 minutes agoWaikato man is on a mission to rehome a catalogue of cats after becoming too ill to run his rescue. Wayne Proffitt, started rescuing cats about twenty years ago after he noticed them getting injured… Audio
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Demand higher than ever for Lower Hutt school stationery drive
about 1 hour agoPens, gluesticks and exercise books may seem like absolute basics for a child in a classroom but many kids are relying on donated stationary to start the school year. A community-run group in Lower… Audio
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Ardie Savea named as captain for Moana Pasifika
about 1 hour agoThe All Black flanker was named by coach Tana Umaga to lead his side for the 2025 Super Rugby Pacific season. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen. Audio
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More Israeli hostages released in exchange for Palestinians
about 1 hour agoMore Israeli hostages have been released in exchange for Palestinians, including hundreds who had been detained without charge or trial. It was the latest in a series of high stakes swaps as part of… Audio
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Proposal to ban sugary drinks at council facilities causes debate
4:08 pm todayNot everyone's sweet with a proposal to expand a sugary drink ban at Palmerston North council facilities. Fizzy drinks were replaced at libraries and community centres by milk, water and zero calorie… Audio
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The Pre-Panel for 3 February 2025
3:45 pm todayToday on The Pre-Panel, Wallace Chapman joins Jesse Mulligan to preview tonight's show. They talk about the "bummer" of forgetting your lunch. Audio
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Retracing the first human migration
3:10 pm todayA journey of 38,000-kilometers begins with a single step. 12 years ago this month, journalist Paul Salopek set off on a journey that follows the first human migration out of Africa, starting in the… Audio
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Expert: Deborah Lewthwaite on Bras
2:30 pm todayResearch shows that most women are wearing the wrong bra size. Ill-fitting bras can cause discomfort, skin irritation, and shoulder pain, and experts say getting the fit right can be lifechanging. How… Audio
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Information Center Cold Call: Picton
2:20 pm todayOnce a week Jesse cold calls one of our nation's many iSite centres to get the lowdown on their part of the country. We never know who will pick up the phone or what they will say. Today Jesse dials… Audio
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TV Critic: 'The Hardacres' & 'Mr Bates vs The Post Office: The Impact'
2:10 pm todayTV critic Linda Burgess is back to review The Hardacres and Mr Bates vs The Post Office: The Impact, both available on TVNZ+, and Don't Look Up on Netflix. Audio
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Midday Report Essentials for Monday 3 February 2025
2:00 pm todayIn today's episode, attendees are expecting a heated atmosphere in Waitangi on Monday where more than 300 people have assembled for the Iwi Leaders forum, New Zealand exporters are watching the US… Audio
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International genre-bender comes home
1:35 pm todayMark de Clive-Lowe is a truly global artist with deep roots in both New Zealand and Japan. He is a composer, pianist, beatmaker, and DJ whose career spans three decades. Known for his genre-blending… Audio
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60 years of movie memories
1:25 pm todayWhen Des Savage walked out of Te Awamutu's Regent Theatre last Friday, he left behind 60 years of movie memories. Des' love affair with the big screen began as a 16-year-old selling ice creams at his… Audio
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Sushi no longer the healthy choice
1:15 pm todaySushi is seen by many as a healthy food option, especially for workers looking for something quick and affordable at lunchtime. But how authentic is the sushi that we're buying and what should sushi… Audio
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Jude Kelly debuts new single
1:10 pm todaySinger-songwriter Jude Kelly returns with a new single just months after her music-scene debut. 'Siren Song' has been described as "a state of turmoil induced by the uncertainty of choice." Audio
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Grammy Awards 2025 dominated by women
It's one of music's biggest nights of the year - with this year's Grammy's largely dominated by women. RNZ's Tahi presenter Janay Harding spoke to Charlotte Cook. Audio
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Lower Hutt MP wants answers over unbuilt post-natal care unit
12:43 pm todayA post-natal care unit for sick babies that was due to open in Lower Hutt in 2023 still has not been delivered, with the local MP demanding answers for months. Lower Hutt MP Ginny Andersen spoke to… Audio
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Midday Rural News for 3 February 2024
Midday Rural News for 3 February 2024. Audio
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Midday Sports News for 3 February 2024
12:29 pm todayWanaka snowboarder Zoi Sadowski-Synnott has won her first World Cup slopestyle title in two years with victory at the US Grand Prix in Colorado. Audio
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Midday Business News for 3 February 2024
Midday Business News for 3 February 2024. Audio
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NZ exporters watch US closely after Trump introduces tariffs
New Zealand exporters are watching the US closely after Donald Trump introduced 25 percent tariffs on Mexico and Canada, and an additional 10 percent on Chinese goods. ExportNZ executive director… Audio
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More than 300 assemble for Iwi Leaders Forum in Waitangi
12:11 pm todayAttendees are expecting a heated atmosphere in Waitangi on Monday where more than 300 people have assembled for the Iwi Leaders forum. Māori news Journalist Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira spoke to Charlotte… Audio