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00:03:09

Moana Pasifika set to battle the Brumbies

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2025/04/17

'We can beat anyone, anywhere,' has become the mantra of Moana Pasifika. Tana Umaga's men have shown that on their day they can shock any team as they get set to meet the best of the Australian Super Rugby sides. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:07

US Judge warns of contempt for Trump officials

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2025/04/17

A United States judge is warning he could hold Trump officials in contempt of court for not turning around deportation flights that were headed to El Salvador with hundreds of people on board. It could see one of the cornerstones of Trump's immigration policies, to remove unlawful migrants through mass deportations, turned on its head. US Correspondent Todd Zwillich spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:07:01

Northpower dealing with 30 outages as weather hits...

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2025/04/17

Wild winds have cut power to great swathes of the Northland. Northpower is dealing with 30 unplanned outages and it could takes days to get the lights back on in the hardest hit areas. Ex-Cyclone Tam is bringing sustained heavy rain and severe easterly gales, it has Northland the hardest so far, with wind gusts up to 150 kilometres an hour. Northpower Chief Executive Andrew McLeod spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:09:00

The Pre-Panel for Thursday 17 April 2025

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2025/04/17

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

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00:15:19

Midday Report Essentials for Thursday 17 April 2025

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2025/04/17

In today's episode, the Far North Mayor Moko Tepania provides an update on Cyclone Tam sweeping through Northland, Northpower is working to restore power to households affected by the storm, One NZ explains how the internet and phone network was disconnected across the entire Otago/Southland region yesterday, and in World news, an Australian academic discusses the key issues for Australians as they prepare to go to the polls, and World Vision shares the humanitarian crisis in Sudan.

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00:47:58

Javiyah Nikoia and The Taite Music Prize Recap

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2025/04/17

Waimirirangi sits down with Singer & Songwriter Javiyah Nikoia who has seen strong success on their musical debut Janay Recaps her experience at the 2025 Taite Music Prize including the performances and winners We get ready to celebrate TAHI's 2nd birthday!

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00:03:52

Urgent humanitarian crisis in Sudan

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2025/04/17

World Vision's National Director for Sudan, Simon Mane spoke to WorldWatch's Andrew McRae about what he says is a perfect storm of hunger, violence and trauma as the country enters the third year of civil war.

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00:03:58

The key issues as Australia goes to the polls

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2025/04/17

The Australian federal election is just over two weeks away and the two main party leaders have sparred off again in a TV debate. The general election is on May 3rd and housing, energy policy and climate change were among the key points during the debate between Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton on the ABC on Wednesday evening. For his assessment of this and the campaign so-far, Charles Sturt University political scientist, Dominic O'Sullivan spoke to World Watch's Andrew McRae.

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00:05:54

OneNZ investigating after widespread outage in Southland

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2025/04/17

The mobile network One NZ is investigating whether it needs another cable supplying the lower South Island after rodents and a contractor brought down thousands of people's internet and phone services yesterday. Charlotte speaks to Joe Goddard from One NZ.

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00:06:21

Midday Rural News for 17 April 2025

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2025/04/17

The Prime Minister is praising the economic momentum of the agricultural sector.

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00:02:08

Midday Sports News for 17 April 2025

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2025/04/17

Former Black Ferns forward and now Blues women's assistant Charmaine McMenamin is calling on New Zealand Rugby to create a full trans-tasman Super Rugby competition.

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00:07:57

Midday Business News for 17 April 2025

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2025/04/17

Inflation is edging higher, but seems like interest rates cuts are still on the cards.

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00:03:02

Thousands without power in Northland

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2025/04/17

Thousands of households in Northland are also without power. Charlotte Cook speaks to Michael Gibbs, the chief operating officer for Northpower, which operates in the Whangarei and Kaipara region of Northland.

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00:05:00

Cyclone Tam sweeps through Northland

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2025/04/17

People in Northland without power could remain in the dark for up to three days as Cyclone Tam continues to sweep through, while the storm has also knocked out cellphone coverage in some parts of Northland, with transmission towers been damaged. Charlotte Cook speaks to the Far North Mayor Moko Tepania.

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00:18:10

RNZ News at 12pm, April 17

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2025/04/17

The top stories and other headlines at midday

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00:09:42

Screentime with Tamar Munch

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2025/04/16

Film and television reviewer Tamar Munch joins Kathryn to talk about what she's been viewing

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00:14:59

How to do co-parenting well

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2025/04/16

Clinical psychologist Tiffany Rochester says parents going through a separation usually have the same priority: ensuring their children's wellbeing

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00:14:04

Tech with Mark Pesce

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2025/04/16

Tech correspondent Mark Pesce has the latest from the federal trial in the US to break up Meta's monopoly

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00:07:11

Inflation up on higher food prices

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2025/04/16

Stats NZ says the Consumer Price Index rose 0.9 percent in the three months ended March, taking the annual rate to 2.5 pct

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00:07:02

Around the motu: John Freer in Coromandel

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2025/04/16

Hauraki Coromandel Peninsula has seen a major make-over of the regional tourism organisation, the Waikato's largest project using provincial growth funding, the Sugarloaf Wharf development, has stalled, and Thames has been listed as having some of the highest petrol prices in the country - that could be changing. John Freer is a CFM local news reporter, from the Coromandel Peninsula.

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