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00:10:38

Businesses shouldn't serve children in uniforms -...

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2025/05/14

Businesses have a moral obligation and should do their bit and not serve school kids in school uniforms during school hours. The minister in charge of gettting absent kids back to class made the comments while anouncing a 140 million dollar funding boost over four years to help improve attendance. There will be a single attendance service in each region and schools with the highest numbers of chronically absent students will be able to apply for funding for in house services. Associate

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00:06:54

RNZ News at 5pm, May 14

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2025/05/14

All the top stories and other headlines from the day

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00:08:39

Allegations hundreds Awanui blood tests missing in...

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2025/05/14

Thousands of lab tests are being sent from Auckland to wellington for analysis after an equipment failure at the private lab operator awanui. There are allegations some of the samples went missing. An Awanui labs analyser has broken meaning a large quantity of immunolgy samples are being flown to the capital for analysis. Sammy Heimsath, an Associate Advocate at APEX Union which represents Awanui's Wellington lab workers spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:33

Govt increases funding to tackle serious truancy

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2025/05/14

In a pre-Budget announcement, associate education minister David Seymour said he wants to overhaul and improve the attendance services charged with getting chronically absent kids back to class. He unveiled a 140 million dollar package to get attendance numbers up over the next four years. The move follows a critical ERO report last year that said the services were under-funded and ineffective. Education correspondent John Gerritsen reports.

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00:02:50

Brooke Van Velden says c-word in Parliament in protest

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2025/05/14

The Workplace Relations Minister Brooke van Velden has dropped the c-bomb in Parliament in protest over the slur being directed at her and other female ministers in a newspaper column. It's thought to be the first time the word has been recorded in the debating chamber. It comes after a Sunday Star-Times opinion piece used the word in connection to female ministers overhauling the pay equity scheme.

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00:03:29

Shake-up possible for free Queenstown school bus service

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2025/05/14

The wheels on the school bus might not go round much longer in Queenstown. The Ministry of Education is considering a shakeup to the free service that takes hundreds of kids to school each day. But, as Katie Todd reports, not everyone's on board.

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00:03:39

Team New Zealand reveals new skipper

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2025/05/14

Team New Zealand has revealed its new skipper for the next America's Cup defence. The Kiwi syndicate on Wednesday confirmed the core members of its sailing team, including Australian Nathan Outteridge as skipper. Dana Johannsen spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:22

Foreign Affairs Ministry updates travel advice to the US

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2025/05/14

The Foreign Affairs Ministry has updated travel advice for New Zealanders travelling to the United States, warning they could be detained at the border. The strengthened travel advisory comes as the ministry tells RNZ 17 Kiwis have sought assistance since November 2024 because they have experienced immigration difficulties in the US. Victor Waters looks into whether New Zealanders will be put off by the changes.

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00:03:12

Philipines ex-president wins mayoral race from cell

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2025/05/14

Asia correspondent Erin Hale spoke to Lisa Owen about how the former President of the Philipines Rodrigo Duterte, who is awaiting trial at the International Criminal Court at the Hague - has now managed to win a mayoral race in local elections. She also spoke about Hong Kong authorities targeting the families of its wanted overseas democracy activists and how one side feels they may have gotten a better deal in the 90 day trade truce between China and the United States.

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00:07:07

Retail NZ on 140 million govt package to improve...

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2025/05/14

The Minister in charge of attendance, David Seymour in an announcement said business should not serve children in school uniforms in school hours if they're doing their bit to curb truancy. On Wednesday, the government announced a 140 million dollar package to improve attendance over the next four years. Ann-Marie Johnson, the Manager for Advocacy and Advice for Retail NZ spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:07:12

The pre-Panel for Wednesday 14 May 2025

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2025/05/14

Wallace Chapman and producer Tom Riste-Smith preview tonight's instalment of The Panel.

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00:12:20

Our Changing World: Aotea’s black petrels

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2025/05/14

In-depth reporter Kate Newton heads to Aotea Great Barrier Island to meet the black petrels that breed there. For almost 30 years Biz Bell of Wildlife Management International has been leading a team banding the birds before they make their first epic journey. But only a handful of the banded black petrels have ever come back, and the team are trying to figure out what is happening to them at sea. First Biz explains what it is about these birds that has captivated her.

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00:21:21

Feature interview: how your siblings shape your life

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2025/05/14

Parents unleash the arrow of ambition in their children, but siblings are often the ones who help guide its direction says Pulitzer Prize winning New York Times staff writer Susan Dominus. After a lifetime of curiosity about the ecosystems of families, Dominus set out to discover what families of high-achieving siblings had in common including the values, habits, and everyday rituals, like dinnertime conversations that influenced their children to hit the bullseye in their lives and work. Her

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00:09:30

RNZ Pacific News at 3pm for 14 May 2025

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2025/05/14

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:05:48

Easy Eats: Pea, spinach and tarragon soup

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2025/05/14

Kelly Gibney offers up this soup which is made with handy household staples like frozen peas and dried herbs, but the end result has a wonderfully bright and fresh flavour. Get the recipe here.

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01:04:01

Oral Questions for Wednesday 14 May 2025

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2025/05/14

Questions to Ministers DANA KIRKPATRICK to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports has she seen on the Government's fiscal position? LAURA McCLURE to the Associate Minister of Education: What recent announcements has he made regarding school attendance? Rt Hon CHRIS HIPKINS to the Prime Minister: Does he stand by all his Government's statements and actions? SAM UFFINDELL to the Minister of Transport: What announcements has he made regarding the Government's crackdown on drunk drivers? Hon

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00:10:18

RNZ Pacific News at 2pm for 14 May 2025

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2025/05/14

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:15:33

Midday Report Essentials for Wednesday 14 May 2025

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2025/05/14

In today's episode, the Waitangi Tribunal is hearing submissions from claimants concerned about the effect the Regulatory Standards Bill will have on the Treaty of Waitangi, The Foreign Affairs Ministry is warning travellers to the United States need to "exercise increased caution". The first update since Donald Trump returned as President, Auckland Transport says it acknowledges it needs to do better at communicating with passengers when bus and train services are suddenly disrupted, and the

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00:09:38

Heading Off: Armenia - Perfect to avoid the crowds

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2025/05/14

Armenia - Perfect destination for those wanting to avoid the crowds. Today we're talking about Armenia - a country with a cultural foot hold in both Europe and Asia. It's described as a holy land, full of surprises, with a lot to offer - but without the crowds. Ash Jurberg spoke to Jesse

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00:14:00

Now they're washing our windows too

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2025/05/14

It's not often window-washing draws a crowd - but a Waikato company is soaring to new heights thanks to the use of drones. And it's not just windows - it's now setting its sights on using them to replace cranes to do the heavy lifting on busy building sites. Francois De Beer from Drone Wash Solutions spoke to Jesse.

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