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00:04:06

American bioscience company has sights to bring Moa back

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2025/03/17

Earlier this month an American bioscience company revealed their genetically engineered woolly mouse, which they described as a step towards bringing the woolly Mammoth back to life. Colossal Biosciences say they edited the genes of mice to replicate the same long, curly hair of Mammoths with the hope of transferring this science to Asian Elephants. RNZ understands Colossal Biosciences also has its sights on the Moa. But as Victor Waters explains, experts here say bringing back the Moa is a no

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00:05:14

Chiefs claim razor thin victory over the Blues

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2025/03/17

It was a weekend of superhero kits and nail biting thrillers for Super Rugby Pacific's 5th week. The Chiefs claimed a razor thin victory over the Blues - adding to the struggles of the defending champions. RNZ's Jamie Wall spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:28:07

Feature interview: BTS at a Japanese school

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2025/03/17

Serve lunch, scrub the floors and then learn about maths and reading. It's how the day goes for primary school students in Japan where character building is prioritized alongside academics. Filmmaker Ema Ryan Yamazaki is half-British, half Japanese and grew up near Osaka. Now she tries to unpack Japan's traditions to help the world understand what makes the country so unique. She reveals both the strengths and hidden costs of teaching discipline and collective responsibility in her Oscar

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00:26:54

Expert Feature: The art of Petit Gateaux

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2025/03/17

Today we're talking about the art of making Petit Gateaux. These beautifully presented desserts traditionally have a rich, creamy filling and are normally less than five bites in size Maxine Scheckter is a French trained pastry chef who has honed her craft working in Paris, London and here in New Zealand. She's the owner and director of Sugar Flour Pastry School in Wellington and has just released her debut cookbook Patisseries Made Simple - The Art of Petits Gateaux. Text your pastry questions

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00:10:05

Information Center Cold Call: New Plymouth

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2025/03/17

The plan: choose an iSite completely at random. Jesse calls them and tries to engage as normally as possible with whoever picks up on the other end, ideally learning a bit about their town and them. It could be a lovely chat, it could be a total disaster. Listen in to find out.

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00:10:29

Television Critic: Yellowjackets, Adolescence, Daredevil

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2025/03/17

Brooks Alexander has been glued to his TV and he's got some recommendations. He also has some reckons on the new season of The White Lotus.

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00:08:36

The hot air balloonist

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2025/03/17

It's that time of year where the Hamilton skies fill with bright and busy-patterned balloons. Hot air balloon enthusiasts and spectators alike will gather to enjoy five days of Balloons Over Waikato. Among the pilots will be Michael Toulson, who's been flying for 13 years. He's also flown competitively in Australia, Europe and Asia, and what's more, he hand-sews his own balloons.

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00:13:50

Midday Report Essentials for Monday 17 March 2025

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2025/03/17

In today's episode, Foreign Minister Winston Peters has arrived in Washington DC, where he will meet with his US counterpart, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and other officials, a fourteen-year-old boy has been found guilty of manslaughter, after the fatal stabbing of another teenager last year, Te Ara Ahunga Ora the Retirement Commission says default employer KiwiSaver contributions should be bumped up to 4 percent, and Airbnb hosts in Wellington are facing a four-fold rates rise, as the

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00:08:38

Paul Patterson's latest restaurant in Ohope

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2025/03/17

We're heading to the beachside town of Ohope now, to catch up with a Kiwi-Fijian chef who's recently put down roots there. Paul Patterson has had a hand in opening dozens of restaurants overseas and had a colourful career before that as an auto engineer, a drain layer, and a security guard to name a few. But it was the food business back in Aotearoa that he wanted to land in, and after some trial and error, he's opened a harbourside restaurant. Six months in, bookings at The Fisherman's Wharf

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00:13:02

Maya swims everything

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2025/03/17

On Friday teenage marathon swimmer Maya Merhige swam across Cook Strait. She made the 22km journey in 14 and a half hours. And as if that doesn't sound tough enough for you, she did it overnight. It's all part of her quest to complete the world's seven toughest ocean swims and raise money for Cancer Research.

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00:02:35

Wellington Airbnb hosts face huge rates rise

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2025/03/16

Airbnb hosts in Wellington are facing a four-fold rates rise, as the council weighs up moving these properties from residential to commercial rates. Host Julie Wilson spoke to Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira.

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00:02:49

Retirement Commission calls for Kiwisaver to be 4...

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2025/03/16

Te Ara Ahunga Ora the Retirement Commission says default employer KiwiSaver contributions should be bumped up to 4 percent. Policy Lead at the commission Dr Michelle Reyers spoke to Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira.

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00:02:20

Midday Sports News for 17 March 2025

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2025/03/16

It was a close one for the New Zealand sailors in the latest SailGP event.

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00:03:38

Teen found guilty of manslaughter in Dunedin bus hub...

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2025/03/16

A fourteen-year-old boy has been found guilty of manslaughter, after the fatal stabbing of another teenager last year. Reporter Adam Burns spoke to Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira.

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00:03:35

Winston Peters arrives in Washington DC ahead of talks

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2025/03/16

Foreign Minister Winston Peters has arrived in Washington DC, where he will meet with his US counterpart, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and other officials. Political reporter Lillian Hanly spoke to Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira.

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00:29:17

Morning Report Essentials for Monday 17 March 2025

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2025/03/16

On today's episode, The Trade and Investment Minister says he's aiming to complete a free trade deal with India by the end of the Parliamentary term, Foreign Minister Winston Peters is in Washington DC this week meeting members of President Donald Trump's administration, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has reaffirmed New Zealand's support for Ukraine after a call with other leaders about the Coalition of the Willing partnership over the weekend, and Kerry-Anne Walsh gives us the latest news

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00:06:52

Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia

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2025/03/16

It's Monday so we cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh.

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00:02:44

Te Papa's Gallipoli exhibition to stay open for seven...

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2025/03/16

Te Papa's Gallipoli 'The Scale of Our War' Weta Workshop exhibition will stay open for another seven years. Te Papa Chief Executive Courtney Johnston spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

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00:03:24

Canoe racing high performance centre sits empty

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2025/03/16

In 2018, Canoe Racing New Zealand opened the doors to a new high-performance centre on the shores of Lake Karapiro. In Depth sports correspondent Dana Johannsen reports.

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00:02:57

Sports Chat for 17 March 2025

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2025/03/16

Carabao Cup glory for Newcastle, and Six Nations Rugby is over.

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