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00:07:49

RNZ Pacific News at 4pm for 12 March 2025

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2025/03/12

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

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00:06:08

The House For Weds 12 March 2025

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2025/03/12

Fictional fiscal cliffs. The Prime Minister’s much repeated claim that he “saved school lunches” is nonsense, and relies on us not understanding how budgets actually work.

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00:07:54

The Pre-Panel for Wednesday 12 March

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2025/03/12

Host of The Panel Wallace Chapman joins Jesse Mulligan in the studio to preview what's coming on tonight's show. Also, producer Sam Hollis discusses the busniess suit: is it in or is it out?

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00:12:17

Voice of the Sea Ice: Antarctica's heartbeat

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2025/03/12

This week, it's the second episode of Voice of the Sea Ice, the Our Changing World miniseries about Antarctic sea ice. This vast expanse of ice that grows each winter – effectively doubling the size of Antarctica – then melts each summer is like the heartbeat of our oceans. And it has a big impact on the planet's climate, via its whiteness, insulating properties (or blanketness) and saltiness. Dr Inga Smith, a sea ice physics expert from the University of Otago, takes Claire Concannon onto

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00:22:55

Feature interview: This is your child's brain on the...

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2025/03/12

Brain rot is real. It's what happens when our kids are exposed to mindless content on YouTube and other platforms says Melanie Hempe, a screen-time expert, and founder of ScreenStrong. She says content that grabs their attention, with big sound effects, exaggerated characters and absolutely no storyline at all can actually impact the attention spans of children, problem solving skills and curiosity for the world around us. Melanie Hempe shares with Jesse solutions for ending brain rot in a

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00:08:02

RNZ Pacific News at 3pm for 12 March 2025

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2025/03/12

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

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00:05:36

Easy Eats: Roasted cherry tomato, caper and...

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2025/03/12

An easy, mostly hands-off meal from Kelly Gibney that creates minimal dishes and lets us enjoy those flavours of summer a little longer. You can use 1 large ball of fresh mozzarella or opt for the bite-sized version. Both will work beautifully. Baby spinach or fresh basil could be used instead of rocket leaves. Get the recipe here. [picture id="4KAU0K4_RNZ_roasted_cherry_tomato_caper_mozzarella_linguine_3_jpg" crop="16x10" layout="full"]

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00:09:13

RNZ Pacific News at 2pm for 12 March 2025

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2025/03/12

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

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00:51:19

Oral Questions for Wednesday 12 March 2025

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2025/03/12

Questions to Ministers JAMIE ARBUCKLE to the Minister for Rail: Does he stand by his statements and actions regarding Cook Strait ferries? Rt Hon CHRIS HIPKINS to the Prime Minister: Does he stand by all his Government's statements and actions? LAURA McCLURE to the Associate Minister of Agriculture: What recent announcements has he made about positive health outcomes for pets? Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS to the Minister for Energy: Is he concerned that two international offshore wind investors have now

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00:15:49

Midday Report Essentials for Wednesday 12 March 2025

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2025/03/12

In today's episode, the school lunch programme saga continues to dominate headlines. In the most recent development - Libelle - one of the companies contracted to make 125,000 lunches has gone into liquidation, the police are launching another operation to track down fugitive Tom Phillips and his three children, and the agreement, negotiated by the United States, also includes the US immediately lifting its pause on military aid and intelligence to Ukraine.

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00:07:39

Heading Off: how to travel the world on a budget

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2025/03/12

Kiwis are known for being great travelers, coming from a small country, it's only natural to be curious about the rest of the world. But American Matt Kepnes aka Nomadic Matt has done something extraordinary - he has basically been travelling the world for the past twenty years. How you might ask? On a budget. [picture id="4KAPWFE_Barcelona1_jpeg" crop="original" layout="full"] A New York Times bestselling author, Matt has made it his mission to help other people do the same - maybe not for as

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00:09:19

Waka, but made from reeds

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2025/03/12

If you visit a museum throughout Aotearoa it won't take long to come across a traditional Maori waka But if you head to Toitu, the Settlers Museum in Dunedin, you'll see something slightly different. Toitu is home to an impressive display of mokihi, which are waka made of reeds. They were easily constructed, very buoyant, and traditionally used for travelling down braided rivers to harvest kai further afield. Jesse talks to Sean Brosnahan, a curator at Toitu Otago Settlers Museum. [picture

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00:08:58

NOPE! Australian Huntsman Spider in Napier?

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2025/03/12

The Australian native huntsman spider is a common creature to spot in some parts of the country - most commonly in Auckland, as well as in parts of the South Island. But in the last few months, locals in Napier have made two sightings of the species not far from each other. While mostly harmless to humans, the spiders can grow up to 20 centimeters in width and are known for their speedy jumping abilities. Dr Cor Vink is a professor of entomology at Lincoln University, and has spent time

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00:08:40

All that glitters is very much gold

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2025/03/12

The price of gold is booming, hitting all-time highs this month. It's hit the point in the market cycle where we're being sent press releases for new gold investment schemes. The words "Store of value" have leaked into the mainstream, no longer just the preserve of the crypto crew. And THAT post which says - measured in gold - the original Ford factory workers were paid $144k is popping up on the daily! So just what the hell is going on? Why is gold suddenly so popular? With Jesse is Gold

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00:03:10

Ukraine agrees to 30-day ceasefire deal

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2025/03/11

The agreement, negotiated by the United States, also includes the US immediately lifting its pause on military aid and intelligence to Ukraine. Waikato University International Law professor Al Gillespie spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:02:39

Police launch operation to find Tom Phillips

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2025/03/11

The police are launching another operation to track down fugitive Tom Phillips and his three children. Reporter Natalie Akoorie spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:06:00

Midday Rural News for 12 March 2025

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2025/03/11

Midday Rural News for 12 March 2025

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00:02:27

Midday Sports News for 12 March 2025

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2025/03/11

The Hurricanes concede ill-discipline has been one of their biggest undoings as they seek to get their spluttering Super Rugby campaign back on track.

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00:07:55

Midday Business News for 12 March 2025

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2025/03/11

Midday Business News for 12 March 2025

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00:08:54

David Seymour responds to school lunch debacle

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2025/03/11

The school lunch programme saga continues to dominate headlines. In the most recent development - Libelle - one of the companies contracted to make 125,000 lunches has gone into liquidation. Associate Education Minister David Seymour spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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