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00:10:49

Zuru Toys co-founder speaks on impacts of US tariffs

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2025/04/15

Nutty, irrational policy, that is costing a New Zealand toy company billions of dollars a year in trade tariffs. That's how Zuru Toys co-founder Nick Mowbray describes US import taxes and said President Trump needs more adults in the decision making room. Mowbray spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:44

Hundreds of jobs could go at Health NZ - PSA

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2025/04/15

The Public Service Association said hundreds more jobs could go at Health NZ - and affected staff have told RNZ they feel despondent, exhausted and anxious. Health NZ has confirmed it's consulting with staff on proposed changes to its people and culture tea and RNZ understands it's also proposed a restructure in its communications department. Reporter Lauren Crimp spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:59

Health NZ told to stop using 'pregnant people' as term

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2025/04/15

Transgender researchers are disappointed Health New Zealand has been told to stop using the term "pregnant people" in favour of "pregnant women". The coalition has told the agency the use of inclusive language is confusing for some people - directing it to use "sex-specific language" from now on. While the move has drawn criticism from some academics, researchers and midwives are in agreement that an 'and-and' approach is probably best. Political reporter Anneke Smith has more.

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00:03:49

Iconic New Zealand music school given second life

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2025/04/15

An iconic New Zealand music school, which trained many award-winning kiwi artists, has been given a second life after being canned due to financial difficulties two years ago. Former staff from MAINZ have now launched a new school called 'Let's go music' to help fill what they say is the gap left in music education in New Zealand. Luka Forman has more.

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00:04:05

18 year old aims to wear Silver Fern in three...

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2025/04/15

18 year old Braxton Sorenson McGee is aiming to wear the Silver Fern in three different codes. But it was the rookie fullback's defining play in the Super Rugby Aupiki final on Saturday that has got the rugby world excited. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:05:48

Social supermarket opens doors to Hastings families

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2025/04/15

A new social supermarket has opened its doors to Hastings families struggling to cover the cost of groceries. People referred by social agencies are allocated a certain number of points to spend at the store. They can choose what they like from the shop, unlike a food bank. Every every items has a points price and at the checkout shoppers pay with their points credits. The social supermarket is partnering with New World. Nourished for Nil founder Christina McBeth spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:36

Donald Trump meets El Salvador's president in White...

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2025/04/15

Donald Trump met El Salvador's president in the White House on Tuesday. The main issue on the agenda was a Maryland man who was mistakenly deported to El Salvador and locked up in a notorious prison. As United States correspondent Todd Zwillich told Lisa Owen, neither leader is in a hurry to get him back to the US.

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00:07:22

How much screentime are children getting at school?

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2025/04/15

Digital technology recommendations on the Ministry of Education website say children two to six years old should have minimal screen time, with a sessions a maximum of 15 minutes at a time. It's recommended students six to 12 years old should spend no more than a third of the school day on screen, that's about two hours. But how closely are the guidelines being followed, from one school to the next? Julie Cullen, a paediatric physiotherapist, spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:16:06

Midday Report Essentials for Tuesday 15 April 2025

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2025/04/15

In today's episode, trans researchers are disappointed by a new directive for Health New Zealand to stop using the term "pregnant people", the body overseeing kura kaupapa is welcoming new classrooms at four of its kura, the nurses union says it has been raising concerns about the security of staff parking at Palmerston North hospital for months, and home support workers held stop-work meetings this morning over their employers' plans to reduce working conditions.

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00:46:02

Erin G & Top Shelf

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2025/04/15

We are joined by young guests Top Shelf who are releasing music after their winning efforts at Smokefree Rockquest. Waimirirangi chats to Erin G about her new music and cultural identity Janay had a rather unprepared exercise heavy weekend

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00:03:49

Home support workers protest plans to reduce conditions

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2025/04/15

Home support workers held stop-work meetings on Tuesday morning over their employers' plans to reduce working conditions. PSA organiser in Nelson Kate Davis spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:01:55

Nurses Union raised concerns over safety before...

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2025/04/15

The nurses union says it has been raising concerns about the security of staff parking at Palmerston North hospital for months, however there's now renewed urgency after a staff member was threatened with a gun when walking to her car late on Friday. Reporter Lauren Crimp spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:02:05

Midday Sports News for 15 April 2025

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2025/04/15

The All Blacks and Blues wing Mark Tele'a is leaving New Zealand rugby at the end of the year to take up a contract in Japan.

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00:07:24

Midday Business News for 15 April 2025

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2025/04/15

Midday Business News for 15 April 2025

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00:03:26

Govt announces funding for new kura kaupapa classrooms

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2025/04/15

The body overseeing kura kaupapa is welcoming new classrooms at four of its kura, but says it's nowhere near the level of investment required across the sector. Te Rūnanga Nui o ngā Kura Kaupapa Māori o Aotearoa co-chairperson Rawiri Wright spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:05:38

Trans researchers disappointed over Health NZ directive

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2025/04/15

Trans researchers are disappointed by a new directive for Health New Zealand to stop using the term "pregnant people" and revert to "pregnant women" in its communications about health issues. University of Waikato senior lecturer in psychology and Transgender Health Research Lab director Jaimie Veale spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:41:21

First Up - The Podcast, Tuesday 15 April

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2025/04/14

On today's First Up pod: the 2025 World Expo has opened in Osaka, we find out how it's going; Finance Minister Nicola Willis talks tourism, trade and the Treaty; in Canterbury reporter Jonathan Leask tells us about toxic algae in Lake Hood and our resident money genius Susan Edmunds explains all the retail rules this Easter weekend. First Up - Voice of the Nathan!

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00:20:56

Pacific Waves for 15 April 2025

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2025/04/14

Samoan national dies of severe dengue in NZ; US policy causing anxiety in the Pacific - NZ DPM; Adventure duo raising funds to rebuild schools in Vanuatu; Moana Pasifika and Drua both beaten in the weekend.

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00:05:48

Samoan national dies of severe dengue in NZ

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2025/04/14

The death of a 12 year old boy from dengue fever in New Zealand has health officials in Samoa on edge.

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00:03:33

US policy causing anxiety in the Pacific - NZ DPM

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2025/04/14

New Zealand's Deputy Prime Minister says US policy is creating anxiety in the Pacific region and is calling for dialogue.

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