Afleveringen
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Comedians Irene Pink and Elisabeth Easther discuss some goings on from the last seven says - including South Auckland business Cheesecake Shop Papatoetoe which was wrecked in ram raid...for a $52 cake.
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Sam looks ahead to Liam Lawson's long-awaited Formula One debut at the Melbourne Grand Prix, the next steps for Joseph Parker who is set to fight Oleksandr Usyk following WBO orders, and The Warriors who are looking to right the wrongs of Vegas and kickstart their season.
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Zijn er afleveringen die ontbreken?
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Robin updates Kathryn on the latest events in Taranaki including developments on the Mt Messenger bypass.
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Harry Ricketts reviews The Intimacy Bus by Janet Charman published by Otago University Press
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Described as the 'Godfather of summer basketball', Sonny Vaccaro signed the relative-unknown Michael Jordan early in his career.
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RNZ Pacific Editor Koroi Hawkins talks to Kathryn about The United States trade war and the implications for the Pacific.on Papua New Guinea is now a Christian Nation and a lookahead to the region's upcoming sporting commitments.
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Archaeologists using 3D mapping of the Amazon are uncovering the remains gardens and forests in areas of the jungle never thought to have been lived in.
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A plant technology company has become the supreme winner of the NZ Science Awards for its work with pest-repelling fungus for pasture.
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It's day two of the Infrastructure Investment Summit and it's expected the government will confirm support for a second Waitemata Harbour crossing.
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Film and television reviewer Chris Schulz joins Kathryn to talk about Dope Thief (Apple TV+), where two long-term friends pose as DEA agents to rob a house in the countryside but get much more than they bargained for. Flow (rental) is the Latvian animated film about a cat's survival adventures that netted an Oscar. And Mickey 17 (in theatres) is a black comedy from Oscar-winning Parasite director Bong Joon-ho starring Robert Pattinson as a man on a space mission who keeps dying and being brought back to life.
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What is a lisp, and when should a parent become concerned?
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Technology journalist Bill Bennett looks at how much control the US has over a number of weapons systems used across Europe.
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The government's high-profile international investment summit - aimed at growing New Zealand's future - is underway in Auckland.
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John discusses the latest events in the Coromandel Peninsula including the 25th anniversary of the Beach Hop, the Kubota Billfish Classic, the council's latest options for coastal protection, and a new environmental and marine education centre has been opened by Hillary Outdoors. John Freer is a CFM local news reporter and former Mayoral Candidate for the Thames Coromandel District Council.
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Stella Chrysostomou of Volume Books reviews You Are Here by Whiti Hereaka and Peata Larkin published by Massey University Press
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As Edward Wong grew up in America, the only uniform he ever saw his father in was the one he wore to the restaurant he worked in.
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UK correspondent Dan Bloom joins Kathryn to look at how Labour MPs are wrestling with a proposal to slash benefits for the disabled.
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For the second year in a row, New Zealand has blocked an Australian-backed proposal to restrict bottom trawling in the South Pacific.
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Defence lawyers say they are doing what they can for clients following cuts to funding for background and cultural reports.
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Plans to scrap the requirement for new government buildings to reach a five star sustainability rating are retrograde and will see a race to the bottom according to the Green Building Council. Finance Minister Nicola Willis has announced a raft of rules to be scrapped - including the requirement to pay the living wage to cleaning, security, and catering services to government agencies. She says the changes will make it easier for New Zealand businesses to access government contracts collectively worth $50b a year. Under the proposals, new non-residential government buildings will not have to be built to a five-star rating standard, government agencies will not have to purchase recyclable office supplies, and nor will agencies be required to buy EV or Hybrid vehicles. Andrew Eagles is the Chief Executive of the Green Building Council. Kathryn also speaks with Canterbury sheep farmer, Angela Blair whose petition calling for Government buildings to be fitted out exclusively with wool carpets got 11,000 signatures. She's worried the changes will see cheap synthetic imported carpets favoured instead of wool.
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