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00:01:53

Calm In the Lancewood

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2025/04/30

Bryan Crump was trying to record the tui song in his lancewood tree, instead he got the sound of their wings.

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00:23:22

The Panel with Sally Wenley and Conor English (Part 1)

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2025/04/30

Tonight on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Sally Wenley and Conor English. They discuss prisoner voting rights and a new collision sport that's got neuroscientists heeding warnings.

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00:07:21

Suspect in UK crossbow attack dies from...

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2025/04/30

United Kingdom correspondent Alice Wilkins spoke to Lisa Owen about the suspect in a crossbow attack in Leeds dying from his self-inflicted injuries and how there are calls from politicians, for a controversial Irish rap group to be banned from performing at Glastonbury, after videos emerged of the band appearing to call for Tory MPs to be killed. She also spoke about one of the men accused of robbing Kim Kardashian in Paris in 2016, saying he "regrets" the jewellery heist.

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00:04:06

Canterbury set to face heavy rain, strong winds and snow

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2025/04/30

Wild weather is lashing the country, with Canterbury bearing the brunt of a low pressure system bringing heavy rain, strong winds and snow. A rain warning could be upgraded to red for North Canterbury, while much of the rest of the region is under an orange warning. In the Cook Straight, ferries are cancelled from this evening in the face of five-metre swells forecast off the Wellington and Wairarapa coasts. Anna Sargent reports.

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00:04:31

Evening business for 30 April 2025

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2025/04/30

Evening business for 30 April 2025

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00:03:08

Joseph Parker hopes to fight unification winner

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2025/04/30

Speculation is swirling that kiwi heavyweight boxer Joseph Parker could be in line for the biggest fight of the century against the unified world champion. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:37

Calls for investigation into murders by mental health...

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2025/04/30

The government's chief victims adviser is calling for an urgent investigation after learning of three murders by mental health patients. She wants to know what is being done to stop it happening again. Two of the killers had been in the care of Hillmorton Hospital. Chief Victims Adviser, Ruth Money spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:47

Trial begins of woman accused of toxic mushroom lunch

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2025/04/30

The trial of an Australian woman accused of killing three of her inlaws by feeding them a lunch of toxic beef wellington - laced with death cap mushrooms is underway. Erin Patterson has pleaded not guilty to killing her husband Simon parents Don and Gail and his aunt Heather Wilkinson. Michael Giles, a journalist and publisher of the South Gippsland Sentinel-Times spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:08:22

Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister on Air NZ prices

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2025/04/30

The Consumer Affairs minister is watching Air New Zealand's ticket prices closely and talks to the airline regularly. But don't expect government action anytime soon. The government's all but ruled out regulating prices and won't commit to a market study. Air New Zealand said its costs have gone up about 30 percent in the past three years and it's not price gouging. Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister, Scott Simpson spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:42

RNZ News at 5pm, April 30

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2025/04/30

All the top stories and other headlines from the day

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00:08:24

Cost of living key issue on Australian election...

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2025/04/30

Three days out from the Australian election and the cost of living continues to be a key issue on the campaign trail. New figures released today show annual inflation is at 2.4 percent which is slightly higher than expected for the latest quarter. Australia's Treasurer said the figures are within the target range for inflation - but that has not stopped the coalition holding firm to its line that the Labor government has been disastrous for the Australian economy. Corin Dann spoke to Lisa

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00:03:58

Prisoner voting ban to be reinstated by government

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2025/04/30

All sentenced prisoners will once again be stripped of their right to vote - with the government confirming plans to reinstate a blanket ban. It's a move welcomed by the Sensible Sentencing Trust - but is at odds with a spate of recent rulings from the likes of the Supreme Court and the Independent Electoral Commission. Deputy political editor Craig McCulloch reports.

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00:03:27

Financial Education to be compulsory for school children

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2025/04/30

Balancing a household budget and understanding interest rates will become compulsory lessons for school children from 2027. The government today announced it is adding Financial Education to the Social Sciences Curriculum. Children will learn money management, starting with the basics at Year One of primary school through to at least Year 10 of secondary school. Education correspondent John Gerritsen filed this report.

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00:03:30

New study into links of menstrual cycle and football...

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2025/04/30

A groundbreaking new study will look at whether the menstrual cycle is a contributing factor to serious knee injuries in women's football. The FIFA-funded study out of Kingston University in the UK will investigate whether there's any link between monthly hormonal fluctuations and the high rate of ACL injuries in women's footballers. Sports correspondent Dana Johannsen spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:21

Significant jump in stolen mopeds so far this year

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2025/04/30

Nifty fifties and mopeds are apparently the trendy new ride for young thieves in Christchurch at least. There's been massive jump in the number stolen so far this year and it seems teenagers and younger are the ones taking them. Senior Sergant Phil Newton from Canterbury Police spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:44

Trump cops harsh criticism from China's leaders

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2025/04/30

Asia correspondent Erin Hale spoke to Lisa Owen about while Donald Trump's approval ratings are at an all time low at home, he's also copping some harsh criticism from China's leaders. It's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has released a new video promising that China "won't kneel" to Trump over his position on tariffs. Asia correspondent Erin Hale spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:21

Jump in butter prices could force cafe to raise prices

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2025/04/30

An Auckland cafe owner said a significant jump in the cost of butter could force her to raise her prices, in a market where food businesses seem to be going under every week. Dairy giant Fonterra has written to wholesale clients saying from this week the price of its butter blocks are going up about twelve percent. Its Anchor and Mainland spreads are going up by the same amount, as is bulk butter. Rebecca Dalli-essi owns Onehunga coffee shop and bakery Lot Nineteen, she spoke to Lisa

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00:08:40

The Pre-Panel for 30 April 2025

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2025/04/30

Jesse Mulligan is joined by The Panel host Wallace Chapman and producer Sam Hollis. They discuss a man who tried to sue his local council for millions after injuring himself on a broken swing.

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00:01:14

Help Riku at the Archery World Cup in Shanghai!

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2025/04/30

Last month Jesse talked with Riku van Tonder. Riku is an archery champion, competing to a high level in tournaments around the world. After emigrating from South Africa to New Zealand he struggled with his mental health. Dealing with that wasn't easy, but he told Jesse that archery helped him keep the black thoughts at bay. He and the Silver Arrows team are due to fly out this Saturday to compete in the Hyundai Archery World Cup in Shanghai. But, sadly, we were told this morning that all of

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00:12:24

Our Changing World: Fiordland's black corals

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2025/04/30

Join Claire Concannon aboard the DOC research vessel Southern Winds. Claire is with a team from Victoria University of Wellington, led by Professor James Bell, studying Fiordland’s underwater life. By diving to take photographs and samples, and using remotely operated vehicles to video deeper depths, the researchers are building up a picture of what lives where, and how these animals are doing. One of the critters they are particularly interested in is Fiordland’s iconic, and protected,

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