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00:11:56

Faults with a third of Watercare's smart metres

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2025/06/26

A huge catch-up bill has left one Watercare customer stressed out and "pissed off' and she says the problem is still not fixed. Checkpoint has revealed that more than 13 thousand Watercare smart meters are not working properly. It means customers have been gettting zero use bills; bills that claim they havent used a single drop of water in a month or in some cases months. Watercare said the problem is specific to a particular smart meters. They have installed about 40,000 of them since 2022,

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00:09:10

RNZ News at 5pm, June 26

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2025/06/26

All the top stories and other headlines from the day

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00:11:50

Music licensing organisation chasing up businesses

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2025/06/26

A music licensing organisation is chasing up hundreds of businesses a week asking them to pay-up for the tunes they are using, so that artists get what they are owed. A Hawkes Bay florist told Checkpoint she was called by One Music to see if she was paying licence fees, which she was not. Despite only listening to the radio on her phone out the back of her shop, the music licensing organisation told her to buy a licence or turn the music off. Onemusic Director, Greer Davies spoke to Lisa

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00:03:17

Wairoa flood one year on, residents still fear for lives

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2025/06/26

A year on from the devastating Wairoa Flood and residents still fear for their lives when it rains. When the Wairoa River burst its banks, it tore through over 400 properties, causing 40 million dollars of damage. Alexa Cook reports.

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00:05:08

The strangest items sports stars have sold

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2025/06/26

Danish tennis player Holger Rune has put some of his mangled rackets up for sale, with a price tag close to $12,000 for charity. With news of Rune's new online venture sports reporter Felicity Reid scoured the internet to find some other unusual items sports stars have parted with. She spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:05:45

Fewer people putting hands up to referee as abuse...

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2025/06/26

The head of a provincial referees assocation has said fewer people are putting their hands up to referee, with side line abuse escalating. Horowhenua Kapiti Rugby Football Union has cancelled all club and college games this weekend after a referee officiating a college match "was subjected to serious verbal abuse and physical intimidation". The union earlier this year warned it would consider cancelling games after someone threatened to stab a referee. Referee in Horewhenua Kapiti and secretary

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00:06:44

NATO Secretary General full of praise for Trump

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2025/06/26

Washington DC correspondent Zach Montellaro spoke to Lisa Owen about Donald Trump riding a high after his trip to the NATO summit in the Netherlands. NATO's Secretary General Mark Rutte was full of praise for the president who he called "daddy", referring to Trump's handling of the Israel-Iran conflict. The US president has long demanded all members in the alliance bump up their defence spend.

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00:06:20

News in Solomon Islands Pidgin 26 June 2025

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2025/06/26

The latest news in Solomon Islands Pidgin (Tok Pisin).

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00:07:08

Families booking holiday travel a year early to snag...

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2025/06/26

Families are booking holidays a year in advance to get an affordable escape and airlines and accomodation providers are wise to people sneaking off a day or so before official school holidays, one travel agent told Checkpoint. Air New Zealand expects more than 745,000 to take to the skies over the july break; 465,000 domestic and 280,000 international travellers. Associate Minister for Education David Seymour has previously warned parent condoned truancy, like taking days off to bag cheap

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00:08:23

The Pre-Panel for 26 June 2025

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2025/06/26

Jesse Mulligan is joined by The Panel host Wallace Chapman and producer Jose Barbosa to preview this evening's marlarky.

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00:08:14

Solving the World's Problems - the limit of speed...

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2025/06/26

Simon Wilson and Jesse discuss how can we have a better, more productive debate about road safety. Why does our starting point always seem to be getting everyone to drive faster?

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00:07:48

RNZ Pacific News at 3pm for 26 June 2025

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2025/06/26

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:10:56

History with Dr Grant Morris - NZ, Iran and the meat...

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2025/06/26

Historian Dr Grant Morris looks at New Zealand's relationship with Iran and the difficult balance between economics and politics.

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00:28:43

Sporting History - Steve Williams, NZ's most famous...

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2025/06/26

Steve Williams is widely regarded as one of the most successful caddies in golf history. He caddied for Tiger Woods for 12 years, winning 13 majors together. The pair parted ways in 2011. Now Steve has written a book "Together we Roared" about his time caddying for Tiger.

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00:09:06

Podcast Critic - Conspiracyland and Rabbit Hole

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2025/06/26

This week our podcast critic Tessa Guest and Jesse discuss Conspiracyland 2 and The Rabbit Hole. Conspiracyland 2 is where the BBC's Disinformation correspondent Marianna Spring investigates the rise in conspiracy movements. The Rabbit Hole is a podcast from the New York Times, presented by Kevin Roose, it's a series about how the internet is changing, and how it's changing us.

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00:08:27

RNZ Pacific News at 2pm for 26 June 2025

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2025/06/26

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:07:28

She Is Not Your Rehab - Children's Edition

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2025/06/26

Following the success of their number one bestselling book She Is Not Your Rehab; founders of the global anti-domestic violence movement Matt and Sarah Brown are now turning their focus to the next generation. They've written a children's book, This Is Not Yours to Carry, they told Jesse this book offers kids a tool to understand and release their pain before it becomes lifelong baggage.

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00:11:54

NZ scientists hoping to crack issue produce going to...

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2025/06/26

New Zealand scientists say they have developed 'world first' technology which has the potential to solve a huge problem in our horticulture industry Sustainability venture 'Powered by plants' has produced a system which converts surplus produce into dried ingredients, bio energy and organic fertiliser. Currently 20% of the 6.2 million tonnes of produce grown in NZ is sent to landfill and NZ manufacturers import thousands of tonnes of dried food ingredients and extracts into the country. The

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00:14:28

The Australian writer denied entry to the USA

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2025/06/26

Alistair Kitchen has a warning for those planning travel to the United States. During a stopover in Los Angeles the Australian writer was pulled from the customs line, detained for 12 hours and questioned about his views on the Israel-Palestine conflict. He tells Jesse about the experience, and what happened next.

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00:46:44

MELODOWNZ & Canaan Ene

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2025/06/26

We are joined in studio by incredible guests MELODOWNZ & Canaan Ene The team search for a good news story and have a very hard time!

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