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00:07:42

Secondary schools concerned about NZ Rugby plan

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2025/03/21

New Zealand Rugby has struck a nerve with a number of secondary schools. Earlier this month the organisation announced a new under-18 squad to be selected this year. Dozens of schools have voiced their concerns about the proposal - raising issues over compromised student education and the gutting of first fifteen squads across the country. Jamie Wall spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:47

The price of being single

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2025/03/21

Being single might have its advantages but the price certainly isn't one of them. It turns out, doing life solo can be expensive - much more so than being part of a couple. In the UK, analysis from investment platform Lansdown Hargreaves shows it costs thousands of dollars more a year to be single.That's because you're often paying all the rent or mortgage on your own, your internet connection probably costs the same as it would if you were sharing with others plus all the other bills you can't

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00:05:22

Protests over military law change in Indonesia

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2025/03/21

Asia correspondent Erin Hale spoke to Lisa Owen about a law change in Indonesia giving military a bigger role in government, rare new footage of snow leopards captured in Pakistan and a Thai Airline growing its fleet in anticipation of a tourism boom brought on by The White Lotus TV series.

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00:06:03

Bluff oysters off the menu at Al Brown's Depot Eatery

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2025/03/21

It's no bluff, famous oysters harvested from Foveaux strait are off the menu at a top Auckland eatery because of concerns for the delicacy's future. Ngai Tahu, which owns about 20% of the Bluff oyster quota is not harvesting this season because its worried about the state of the fishery and sustainability. The iwi says the tio or bluff oyster catch has declined in quality and quanitity. Some fishers agree while others reckon its shaping up to be a good season. Leading chef Al Brown won't be

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00:07:10

RNZ Pacific News at 4pm for 21 March 2025

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2025/03/21

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:06:47

The Pre-Panel for 21 March 2025

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2025/03/21

Host of The Panel Wallace Chapman joins Emile Donovan in the studio to preview what's coming on tonight's show. Also, producer Sam Hollis joins Wallace and Emile to discuss the comeback of the mixtape.

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00:12:24

Critter of the Week: Tofu of the woods | Giant puffball

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2025/03/21

You could mistake this week's critter, the giant puffball (Calvatia gigantea), for a soccer ball. The giant fungus can grow into a puffy white ball up to 50 cm in diameter! Giant puffballs are also edible. Their white colour, smooth texture and nutty taste have earned them the nickname 'tofu of the woods'. Giant puffballs appear in late summer and autumn - so get hunting now!

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00:11:55

Weekend Stuff: interior design

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2025/03/21

How should I group my arm chairs? Should I use dark or light colours in the bathroom? Do I use wallpaper or paint? These, and questions like them, are all questions about interior design. And they're big ones. How we design our homes makes a huge difference to how we experience them Emile is joined by award winning interior designer - and design teacher - Sylvia Sandford.

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00:11:30

Food: Plum Filo Strudel

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2025/03/21

Julie Biuso has a wonderful looking strudel to try this weekend. This is not a true strudel as it is made with filo pastry. But it's sensational.

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00:07:50

RNZ Pacific News at 3pm for 21 March 2025

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2025/03/21

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:13:36

Film Review: The Electric State and The Seed of the...

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2025/03/21

Dominic Corry reviews Netflix's mega- budget movie The Electric State and he looks at The Seed of the Sacred Fig, an Iranian movie which was nominated for Best International Feature at the recent Oscars.

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00:08:34

RNZ Pacific News at 2pm for 21 March 2025

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2025/03/21

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:05:16

Freaky Friday

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2025/03/21

Scary real-life tales from our listeners. Today Harvey tells of the time his mother felt the healing hands of ... something.

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00:14:44

Midday Report Essentials for Friday 21 March 2025

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2025/03/21

In today's episode, a security and defence expert says cuts to its civilian workforce risks the Defence Force's combat readiness; RNZ's money correspondent breaks down the distances between supermarkets; Upper Hutt community leaders are concerned about the city's lack of after-hours health care; and the All Whites take on Fiji for a spot in the FIFA World Cup.

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00:09:36

Colour. What is it? How do you make it?

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2025/03/21

Colour. It's all around us, but easy not to notice. But where do all these hues come from, and what do they represent? Katharine Allard is a pretty good person to ask - she's an ink and paint making tutor based in Dunedin and has spent years studying the history of colours and how to recreate them.

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00:08:27

How to clean a river

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2025/03/21

The Waikato River is full of old rusting cars and motorbikes Commercial dive company Deep Dive have pulled out 33 in the last three years. And they only do it in their spare time! Today they are cleaning up a site in near Graham Island in Hamilton east. A dumping ground so popular they've already discovered three cars stacked on top of each other... All under the water. According to diver and managing director Tua Karalus this is the most challenging site yet.

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00:18:04

Footrot Flats: The Dog's Tale retrospective a...

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2025/03/21

Lovers of animation are getting together this weekend for the second ever Wellington Animation Film Festival. The event has been organised by a group of French creatives living in Aotearoa and features a mix of screenings and panel discussions. Alongside several premieres, some classics will be shown - one of those is Footrot Flats: The Dog's Tale. Footrot Flats first became a household name as a newspaper cartoon, and in 1986 became New Zealand's first animated feature film. Its co-writer and

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00:02:27

All Whites take on Fiji for spot in World Cup

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2025/03/20

The New Zealand's men's football team the All Whites will make a play for a spot at FIFA World Cup when they play Fiji on Friday night. Dale Warburton is the leader of White Noise the unofficial support group of the All Whites and he spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:03:04

Community leaders concerned over lack of UH after...

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2025/03/20

Upper Hutt community leaders are concerned as the region of 50,000 residents is without after-hours health care and facing long GP wait times. Mayoral hopeful in the city's upcoming local election Peri Zee spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:05:38

Midday Rural News for 21 March 2025

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2025/03/20

Midday Rural News for 21 March 2025

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