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00:04:34

Controversy and drama rife in Australian Open

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2026/01/30

Jellyfish, smashed rackets and illegal grunts - the Australian Open has delivered plenty of drama this year. The four top seeded men hit the court today to secure their spot in this weekend's final. Meanwhile women's top seed Aryna Sabalenka has punched her way to her fourth final in a row, but not without a bit of controversy. Sports reporter Jamie Wall spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:12

Rodent sniffer dog called in after rat found on...

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2026/01/30

A semi-retired specialist investigator has been called back to active duty after an intruder was discovered in a sanctuary off the coast of Rakiura, Stewart Island. Detector Gadget, a rodent sniffer dog is now patrolling Ulva Island, Te Wharawhara, after a young female rat was found in a trap there earlier this month. The island achieved predator free status in 1997 and is home to native species including the Stewart Island brown kiwi, tokoeka, the kaka, and South Island saddlebacks. Gadget's

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00:05:16

Trump set to reopen Venezuelan airspace

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2026/01/30

Americas correspondent Katie Silver spoke to Lisa Owen about President Trump preparing to reopen the airspace over Venezuela for commercial travel, after it was closed for almost a month as a result of the US Military operation to capture Nicholas Maduro.

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00:06:41

Coromandel businesses encouraging visitors despite...

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2026/01/30

Coromandel businesses are encouraging people to visit this weekend, despite parts of the region being hammered by severe weather last week. The last part of State Highway 25 that was closed due to damage has reopened today. But NZTA says there's still about 20 spots along the highway that are down to one lane due to slips. General manager of tourism organisation, Destination Hauraki Coromandel, Kylie Hawker Green spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:15:43

Critter of the Week: Seaweed Darkling Beetle

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2026/01/30

Washed up seaweed might look unimportant to us, but rotting seaweed is a crucial haven for animals such as the seaweed darkling beetle. The decaying seaweed provides both shelter and sustenance, allowing them to inhabit a narrow zone of the intertidal environment. This bubble-shaped beetle exists in varying colour morphs, with light colour forms living on white sand beaches, while darker colour forms live on black sand beaches. This cryptic colour match to their sandy substrate allows them to

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00:06:56

Weekend Stuff: Gardening with Lynda Hallinan

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2026/01/30

Gardens really don't take holidays do they? If only you could put the weather on hold for a month, so our gardens stay in a holding pattern too! Lynda has lots of helpful advice for sorting out wild gardens.

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00:09:00

Friday Food with Julie Biuso

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2026/01/30

Julie Biuso from Shared Kitchen is with me now to talk us through a lovely summery dish. pasta with white beans and roasted tomatoes. Recipe is here

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00:28:39

NZ Live: Theia is in Studio B!

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2026/01/30

We're kicking off our 21st year of NZ Live and today I'm joined by Theia in Studio B Theia's debut album Girl in a Savage world has received rave reviews, you may remember we gave away her album last year Theia joins us ahead of a limited run of shows here in Aotearoa before she heads off for a tour across North America

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00:10:37

Film Review: Why everyone is talking about Marty Supreme

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2026/01/30

Movie critic Dominic Corry joins Jesse in the Auckland studio to review: Send Help - in theatres The Wrecking Crew - Prime Video Marty Supreme - in theatres.

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00:04:51

Freaky Friday for 30th January 2026

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2026/01/30

Freaky Friday - that time of the week where we hear your spooky, ghostly or simply unexplainable stories. If you've got one to share, get in touch on 2101 and one of our producers will be in touch.

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00:22:25

Midday Report Essentials for Friday 30 January 2026

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2026/01/30

Will Labour rescue National from its scrap with New Zealand First and support the Free Trade Agreement with India? We talk to Labour's trade man Damien O'Connor; Thanks Donald but no thanks ... New Zealand decides not to join Donald Trump's Board of Peace ... we go live to our political editor, fresh from a briefing explaining New Zealand's stance; And No Country for Old Men: why young people are storming the barn for country music ... Tami Neilsen shares her thoughts on this music trend later

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00:03:41

Midday Rural News for 30 January 2025

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2026/01/30

Midday Rural News for 30 January 2025.

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00:13:47

How do you cope when your workplace is in constant...

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2026/01/30

It feels like every day there is another company going bust, or downsizing, which means lots of you are living in a state of constant change or doing more with fewer staff. Jane Ward runs an HR company called Tomorrow's People, and she wanted to know how such workplace trends affect HR professionals, when she couldn't find the research she wanted, she did it herself.

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00:06:46

Why learning to dance can do more than make you feel...

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2026/01/30

Whether you love losing yourself to dance - or dancing like no one's watching - for many dance brings joy. But it also keeps people active, provides community spaces and can help young New Zealanders find their tribe if traditional sport isn't their thing. In fact, according to our next guest, more and more kids are choosing to dance. Ash Habgood the owner of Auckland dance studio Neverland talks to Jesse.

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00:11:34

Flipping houses for a quick buck could be over

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2026/01/30

Remember when flipping houses seemed like a sure-fire way to make a dollar? Well, it turns out those days might be behind us. New data from TradeMe shows New Zealanders are changing their habits, its survey showed 49 percent of buyers are looking for a house that already feels new, 16 percent looking to build from scratch, and 6 percent looking for a "fixer-upper". Barfoot & Thompson real estate salesperson Rawdon Christie chats to Jesse.

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00:04:34

Midday sports chat

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2026/01/29

An update on the latest news and results from RNZ's sports team.

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00:03:37

Guyon Espiner and Patrick Gower talk politics

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2026/01/29

Paddy Gower joined Guyon Espiner to talk politics as election year gets underway.

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00:05:12

Midday Business News for 30 January 2025

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2026/01/29

Midday Business News for 30 January 2025.

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00:04:51

NZ declines invitation to join Board of Peace

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2026/01/29

New Zealand has declined the invitation to join Donald Trump's Board of Peace.

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00:05:40

FTA deal with India dependent on Labour support

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2026/01/29

The Free Trade Agreement with India has National at loggerheads with its coalition partner New Zealand First, which is opposing the agreement, claiming it could lead to 20,000 Indians coming into New Zealand and the loss of Kiwi jobs. That leaves the future of the deal dependent on the votes of the opposition Labour Party. Its trade spokesman, Damien O'Connor spoke to Guyon Espiner.

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