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00:24:52

B416 group is parenting in action

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2025/06/03

The push to get under-16 year olds off social media is a cause that's united some high-powered women from all walks of life.

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00:05:15

Mini Midweek Mediawatch

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2025/06/03

Colin Peacock pops in on a Tuesday to discuss the long-rumoured, now-announced merger cooked up between TradeMe and Stuff.

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00:12:17

What makes a political memoir a page-turner?

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2025/06/03

Dame Jacinda Ardern's memoir A Different Kind of Power is the latest in a string of political memoirs. Janet Wilson weighs in on if they're any good.

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00:15:16

Shower Thoughts: How do you create a font?

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2025/06/03

Klim Type Foundry in Wellington have designed fonts for The Financial Times, Paypal and National Geographic; and closer to home, Kate Evans' definitive book about feijoas, Feijoa (which fittingly enough featured the Klim font, 'Feijoa').

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00:11:53

Sport with Jamie Wall

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2025/06/03

RNZ sport reporter Jamie Wall joins Emile Donovan to debrief the week in sport, including the rise of 'run it straight' impact sports.

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00:10:24

Worst-case scenario climate events for Auckland and...

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2025/06/03

Dr Rob Bell, the managing director of adaptation consultancy Bell Adapt, co-authored a paper exploring our biggest cities' risk profiles in a changing climate.

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00:06:21

Australia's lowest paid workers to get...

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2025/06/03

Australia correspondent Nick Grimm spoke to Lisa Owen about the nation's Fair Work commission ruling Australia's lowest paid workers will recieve an above inflation wage increase, as well as long-term national study that has found a third of Australian men have used some form of intimate partner violence in their lifetime.

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00:04:58

Evening business for 3 June 2025

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2025/06/03

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:03:14

Stuff Digital to sell 50 percent stake to Trade Me

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2025/06/03

Just hours before NZME's annual shareholder meeting, which is expected to roll out some big changes, its rival Stuff made its own headlines. The company announced that Stuff Digital was selling a 50 percent stake to Trade Me. The deal will bring together New Zealand's largest news website and online classifieds businesses. Money correspondent Susan Edmunds has more.

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00:03:32

Who's made the cut for Super Rugby Pacific finals?

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2025/06/03

After one of the closest and most compelling competitions in recent years, the Super Rugby Pacific finals are coming up. With several side's fates decided in the final round, sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen about who made the cut.

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00:04:28

AMA comments were frustration at performance's...

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2025/06/03

Senior government minister Chris Bishop said his comments directed at a performance at the Aotearoa Music Awards were due to his frustration at its politicisation. The minister was heard saying "what a load of crap' during Stan Walker's performance on Thursday, and while he says he should've kept his thoughts to himself, he's not going to apologise the musician. One of his Cabinet colleagues said he disagrees with the comments, while the opposition are pointing to the history of politics in

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00:06:20

Auckland woman charged $300 for GP 'menopause' consult

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2025/06/03

An Auckland woman is questioning a $300 GP charge for a so called 'menopause' consultation, to discuss hormone replacement therapy. A regular 15 minute Doctors visit at the central Auckland clinic is $70 for an enrolled patient. But it lists a $300 fee for a menopause consult, that's for a 45 minute long appointment. Checkpoint has found several medical centres around the country charging several hundred dollars for an initial menopause consultation and more than $100 for a follow-up. Carla

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00:08:06

Fisherman dragged to safety after caught in rogue waves

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2025/06/03

John Schofield, who's in his 70s, was dragged to safety on Friday after he was caught in rogue waves while fishing near the mouth of the Otaki River on the Kapiti Coast. A kite surfer spotted him in trouble and hauled him in to shore, waving out to a nearby fisher for help. John's family has been in touch with Checkpoint, and said he wants to acknowledge the help of a lady fisherman, a kite surfer, Otaki police and the Grassroots Trust Rescue Helicopter who came to his rescue. Fisher Janelle

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00:02:48

Animal rights activists call for ban on public sale...

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2025/06/03

Animal rights activists have presented a petition calling for a ban on the public sale of fireworks, which they say cause unnecessary physical and psychological harm to the country's animals. The 'Pawprint Petition' contains more than 90,000 human signatures, and is supplemented by nearly 80,000 paw prints. Jazlyn Whales reports.

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00:05:17

Black Caps named for next season

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2025/06/03

The 20 cricketers who have secured Black Caps contracts for the next season have been named. Two veteran spinners have made way for up and coming talent and the retirement of a former captain also opens up a contract for a fast bowler. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:35

Auckland bowling club on getting rid of pokie machines

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2025/06/03

Point Chevalier Bowling Club got rid of the slot machines last year and has focused on attracting a new generation of members, while keeping their older patrons. It's been hard graft but the club that was losing members is back in the black. Simon Munro, the President of the Point Chevalier Bowling Club spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:05:33

More details emerge on Boulder Colorado attack at...

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2025/06/03

United States correspondent Todd Zwillich spoke to Lisa Owen about how more information has come to light about the man accused of setting fire to a group of pro-Israel demonstrators in Boulder, Colorado and how the emergency management agency head said he didn't know the US has a hurricane season.

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00:06:25

Whakatane launches three strikes rule for rubbish...

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2025/06/03

Whakatane is getting a three strikes policy for rubbish recyclers, that's people who are rubbish at sorting their kerbside recycling and greenwaste bins. Anyone caught three times with contaminated bins, will lose them for three months. Whakatane District Council said at its worst, up to 65 percent of recycling going from Whakatane to the Material Recovery Facility in Tauranga are rogue items. Whakatane District Council solid waste manager, Nigel Clark spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:33:47

Feature interview: Dame Jacinda Ardern

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2025/06/03

Former Prime Minister Dame Jacinda Ardern rose to global prominence as a leader who spoke the language of empathy in a world increasingly fluent in outrage. She won admiration as only the second woman in history to have a baby while leading a government and for her response to the Christchurch Mosque attacks. But she also faced criticism over the COVID lockdowns and unmet promises on progressive reforms. She joined Jesse for a rare interview on Afternoons.

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00:07:02

Update on Oz with Brad Foster

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2025/06/03

Our Australian correspondent Brad Foster gave us an update on the Death cap mushroom murder trial & discussed the new research on the growth of bowel cancer in younger people in Australia.

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