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00:04:07

'Run it straight' moving from Auckland to Dubai

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2025/06/12

The controversial 'run it straight' competition has announced it is relocating from Auckland to the Middle East. The much-maligned collision phenomenon was scheduled to host its final in Auckland this month, however, backlash has prompted a move to Dubai. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:22

Sunscreens fail to meet SPF claims

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2025/06/12

Research out of Australia has revealed that 16 out of 20 sunscreens, many of them sold in New Zealand, do not meet their SPF claims. One product, which sells in New Zealand for around $50, claimed to provide SPF 50 protection, but was found to have an SPF of just four. Aussie consumer group Choice tested 20 sunscreen products from household brands, including Banana Boat, Nivea and Neutrogena. Their research tallies with previous testing carried out by Consumer NZ. Consumer NZ research writer

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00:04:56

US immigration raid protests expand beyond LA

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2025/06/12

US correspondent Zach Montellaro spoke to Lisa Owen about protests against the Trump administration's immigration raids expanding beyond Los Angeles.

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00:06:40

What are the rules around taking sick days?

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2025/06/12

It's that time of year where bugs are rife, but there are questions around what the benchmark for a sick day is now, after the early post covid years where people were exiled from the office for the mildest sniffle. New Zealand workers are legally entitled to 10 paid sick days a year although some employers offer more. Head of Advocacy, Strategy and Finance at the Employers and Manufacturers Association Alan McDonald spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:08:16

History of with Dr Grant Morris

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2025/06/12

Since the launch of ChatGPT in November 2022, artificial intelligence has gone from strength to strength. We are now at the point where it is threatening to displace whole occupations and take over many tasks from humans. But how did we get to this point? Today, Jesse and Grant discuss the history of AI.

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00:10:01

Solving the World's Problems with Dave Armstrong

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2025/06/12

It's another instalment of Solving the World's Problems, where Dave Armstrong gives their reckons on the issues of the day in today's edition.

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00:25:31

NZ Sporting History: Phil Gifford on Stu Wilson

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2025/06/12

New Zealand rugby lost another great this week with Stu Wilson dying at the age of 70. For most of his career, Stu served as a winger, playing 85 games for the All Blacks and almost 200 for Wellington. He scored 19 test tries in that time. Off the field he was known for his colourful sense of humour and was later praised for his match commentary. Following his death, Stu's one-time teammate Murray Mexted said he "lived life with a smile on his face". Sports journalist and broadcaster Phil

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00:11:00

Podcast Critic: 'Lost Boys' & 'Bush Deep!'

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2025/06/12

RNZ newsreader reviews Lost Boys and Bush Deep!

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00:12:19

Are smartphones extensions of our mind?

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2025/06/12

Rather than being cognitive extensions of our minds, our smartphones are parasites devices designed to steal our, money and data - says a team of Australian philosophers. A recent paper in the Australasian Journal of Philosophy argues smartphones pose unique societal risks to humanity - all while benefiting technology companies and advertisers. Rachael Brown Director is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Australian National University. She co-authored the research and says when viewed through

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00:06:05

This salmon farm in the middle of nowhere is for sale

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2025/06/12

South Westland Salmon Farm on State Highway 6 is surrounded by mountains, rivers and valleys. Whoever buys the farm from the Monk family will get an off-the-shelf salmon farm business complete with cafe with a commercial kitchen, gift shop and office space. The current owner is Ben Monk and he joins Jesse.

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00:17:21

The National Library set to destroy 500,000 books

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2025/06/12

Yesterday morning, the National Library of New Zealand began the process of destroying half a million books and says they're going to be shredded and fed back into the recycling system. The library claims they've been trying to re-home them since 2018, that there's no demand, and that most haven't been requested in decades. Book dealer and Hard To Find Books owner Warwick Jordan disputes this. There is a demand, he says. In fact, he wants them himself, and says he's already made several offers

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00:08:49

RNZ Pacific News at 1pm for 12 June 2025

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2025/06/12

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:44:50

Kings & Geneva AM

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2025/06/12

We catch up with friend of the show KINGS who catches us up on his music career and his side hustle of being a backup dancer. Geneva AM makes the trip to the TAHI studio from Waiheke Island and talks about her upcoming projects.

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00:03:13

Tributes pour in for Beach Boys co-founder Brian Wilson

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2025/06/12

Tributes are pouring in for Brian Wilson - the musician, songwriter, and founder of The Beach Boys - who has died aged 82. Listener music reviewer Graham Reid spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:02:44

Bodies of four weasels found inside Zealandia

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2025/06/12

Four unwanted visitors have weaselled their way into a Wellington eco-sanctuary in the past week. Zealandia's Jo Ledington spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:06:59

Midday Rural News for 12 June 2025

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2025/06/12

Midday Rural News for 12 June 2025

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00:02:02

Midday Sports News for 12 June 2025

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2025/06/12

Midday Sport for 12 June 2025

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00:09:03

Midday Business News for 12 June 2025

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2025/06/12

Midday Business News for 12 June 2025

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00:02:27

TAIC calls for stricter drone rules after near-miss...

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2025/06/12

The Transport Accident Investigation Commission said a near-miss between a plane and a drone above Auckland last year showed the need for better control over drones and their operators. Reporter Finn Blackwell spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:04:59

Maritime Union on Interislander ferry Aratere...

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2025/06/12

The Maritime Union is concerned over the latest breakdown of the beleaguered Aratere ferry. Carl Findlay spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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