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00:16:45

The Silverstream Clydesdales - gentle giants of the...

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2025/10/24

Susie Izard and her daughter Cate Smith have a passion for Clydesdales which they breed at Kimbell in South Canterbury. They're trying to help save the rare breed. Only 5000 are left around the world.

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00:10:43

Battling Off-Roaders and Predators at Thornton Lagoon

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2025/10/24

Ben Banks is trying to protect the fragile dunes and surrounds of a coastal lagoon near Whakatane. Volunteering his time, he and his family trap for predators and pests but there's another threat to the area - the four-wheeled kind.

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00:06:17

The Waimate Trail

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2025/10/24

Volunteers are nearing completion of the first leg of a new trail for walkers, runners and cyclists in South Canterbury, the 67km Waimate Trail which will pass through native forest, limestone rock formations, tussock tops, river flats and valleys.

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00:08:30

New book explores rural New Zealand through 100 objects

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2025/10/24

Husband and wife duo Te Radar and Ruth Spencer have recently partnered together on a new book 'Kiwi Country: Rural New Zealand in 100 Objects'.

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00:51:21

Country Life Friday 24 October 2025

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2025/10/24

Now it's time for Country Life.

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00:07:10

A wrap from RNZ's rural news desk

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2025/10/24

A round-up of the week's news from the primary sector.

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00:15:59

Strike and counter-strike: the pitch for public sympathy

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2025/10/24

The largest strike in decades swept the country this week - or at least tried to, as wild winds blew away rallies. Behind the picket lines, the government and unions traded accusations of bad faith and misrepresentation. In this week's Focus on Politics, RNZ's acting political editor Craig McCulloch unpacks the high-stakes fight for public sympathy.

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00:02:01

The cost of cocoa- Chocolate vs 'chocolate flavoured'

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2025/10/24

Checkpoint producer Johnny Sutherland spoke to Lisa Owen about McVitie's having to call two of it's biscuits chocolate flavoured after an ingredient change and the rising price of cocoa.

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00:04:41

English doctors set to go on strike in November

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2025/10/24

UK correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about an upcoming strike action involving English doctors.

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00:03:55

Experts say NZ's in the danger zone for a measles...

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2025/10/24

Experts says New Zealand is in the danger zone for a measles outbreak, but it could be prevented if more people get vaccinated. It comes after Health NZ identified a possible super spreader event on board a Cook Strait ferry during the school holidays. Felix Walton reports.

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00:03:06

Evening business for 24 October 2025

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2025/10/24

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:03:28

Parker and Wardley managers trade verbal jabs

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2025/10/24

Joseph Parker puts it all on the line in the ring this Sunday, as he takes on unbeaten British knockout machine Fabio Wardley. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:49

Urgent need for dedicated cancer centres - surgeon

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2025/10/24

A top surgeon believes there's an urgent need for dedicated cancer centres around the country as the number of people diagnosed with the disease is set to balloon and the gap in outcomes is widening. Colorectal surgeon, Professor Frank Frizelle said comprehensive cancer centres are not novel experiments but rather best practice around the world. He said they are a necessity for New Zealand for sustained improvements in cancer outcomes. Professor Frank Frizelle spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:55

Clean up begins after Canterbury lashed by gales

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2025/10/24

Meanwhile, a state of local emergency remains in place for Canterbury, which was lashed by gales yesterday. Thousands remain without power and key highways remain closed, as people begin to clean up ahead of more bad weather forecast for Labour Day. Keiller MacDuff reports from North Canterbury.

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00:04:32

Transpower on outages across Southland and Otago

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2025/10/24

Transpower on outages across Southland and Otago

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00:04:38

Southland farmers struggling to milk cows after storm

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2025/10/24

Hundreds of farmers are struggling to milk their cows with no power and limited generators to share around. Stuart Kent, a dairy farmer in Western Southland spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:14

Fakes and Forgeries exhibition opening in Mangaweka

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2025/10/24

In a competition inspired by the famous Foxton forger, dozens of artists have submitted their best imitations in the hope of earning a coveted central North Island counterfeiting crown. The biennial Mangaweka Fakes and Forgeries exhibition opens tomorrow and the judges are right now finalising the top forger or faker. The event is nearly 20 years old and is inspired by New Zealand's only convicted art fraudster, Karl Sim, who was born in Managweka. Jimmy Ellingham reports

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00:06:40

Thousands of homes without power in Southland and Clutha

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2025/10/24

The Southland and Clutha Districts are under local states of emergency with thousands of homes and services without power and some without water too. The Minister for Emergency Management made the declaration because it could cause problems with lifeline services. Powernet has been useing helicopters to survey the extent of the damaged lines in Southland and Otago. Emergency Controller Jonathan Shaw spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:31

Wind flips caravans and tears down sheds in Eketahuna

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2025/10/24

Power is still out for about 2000 properties in the lower and central North Island after Thursday's severe storm. While locals are surveying the damage there - a State of emergency has been declared in Southland, where severe weather has also hit power and water sources. In the Tararua town of Eketahuna, the sun is shining after two days of destructive winds ripped up trees, flipped caravans, and tore down sheds. Reporter Mary Argue was there.

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00:22:55

The Panel with Penny Ashton and Nick Leggett, Part 2

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2025/10/24

In part two, do you remember swimming lessons at school? Water Safety NZ says not enough kids are getting on the waka, with under half of the country's children doing lessons according to a 2023 report. Then, a community choir with a special twist is celebrating 10 years of song with a star-studded concert in a few weeks' time.

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