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00:02:12

Woman describes moment NZ friend set on fire by ex...

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2025/01/28

A woman has described the horrific moment her New Zealand friend was set on fire, allegedly by her ex partner in Australia. The victim is now in an induced coma in hospital and has undergone multiple surgeries. Emma Nguyen, had flown over to spend a week with her friend of more than 20 years, and the pair were sitting on the balcony when the victim's ex-partner came round. Kate Green has the story - and a warning it contains distressing details.

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00:05:46

SAFE speaks on video of violent attack on octopus

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2025/01/28

An investigation is underway after a social media video was posted showing what's being described as a disturbing and violent attack on an octopus at a Bay of Plenty beach. In the video, a young man punches the octopus in the bulbus part of its body and forcefully kicks it as the octopus tries repeatedly to slide away from him. Animal rights charity SAFE, is among those who complained. Chief Executive Debra Aston spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:51

Parents using alternative methods for nits due to...

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2025/01/28

Headlice, also commonly known as nits, thrive in the warmer weather and often spread rapidly when kids return to school. But parents say they're hard to get rid of especially with the expensive cost of treatments, which means some families have resorted to drastic measures to get rid of them, like using flea treatment or shaving children's heads. Luka Forman has more.

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00:05:16

Chris Wood extends contract at Nottingham Forest

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2025/01/28

Sports reporter Jamie Wall spoke to Lisa Owen about Chris Wood carving up the Premier League and stories from on and off the court at the Australian Open.

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00:06:24

Father of three aiming to fund community bike track

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2025/01/28

A south Auckland dad is digging deep into his own pockets to fund the dream of a public bike track for kids in his community, it could cost him up to $300,000. Father of three, Byron Scott has been trying for years to get a pump track in the Maraetai and Beachland area and said the community seems to miss out on new facilities. Scott spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:54

Giant pandas make debut at Washington DC's National Zoo

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2025/01/28

United States correspondent Todd Zwillich spoke to Lisa Owen about the latest after Donald Trump returned to The Oval Office and Washington DC's National Zoo officially debuting a pair of furry diplomats.

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00:06:46

Phone call service to combat loneliness looking for...

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2025/01/28

A programme to combat loneliness over the phone is aiming to double its volunteer numbers as demand for the service continues to grow. Hato Hone St John's free Caring Caller service has been running for more than 25 years. Its trained volunteer makes regular phones calls to people who are feeling lonely or socially isolated, offering companionship and support. Bank worker Carolyn Reeves is a Hato Hone volunteer caring caller, she spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:08:56

RNZ Pacific News at 4pm for 28 January 2025

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2025/01/28

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:05:35

How a listener caught a wasp

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2025/01/28

Earlier on the show we found ourselves talking about ways to track down a wasps nest. One suggestion was to lightly freeze the wasp, tie a string to its leg and watch where it goes. Listener, Tejo, chats with Jesse Mulligan about how they caught a wasp with a new type of 'wasp catching mist' from the Australian Entomological Society, and gave it ago.

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00:25:18

Feature interview: The Economist on what's coming in...

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2025/01/28

2024 taught us to expect the unbelievable says Tom Standage, deputy editor of The Economist magazine with last year's assassination attempts on Donald Trump, exploding walkie-talkies in the Middle East and chopsticks catching giant rockets. Every year, the magazine looks at trends in a special edition called The World Ahead in 2025. Jesse talks to Standage about what he says will be the hallmark of the coming year, uncertainty, as well as the implications of the Trump presidency in America,

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00:05:58

Update on Oz with Brad Foster

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2025/01/28

Brad is back and raring to go. There's been plenty of news over the ditch lately. Brad discuses the even contentious Australia Day, the Australian Open Tennis and Australian Rules Football legend Neil Daniher who was made Australian Of The Year for 2025. He also gushes about Keith Urban. [picture id="4OLR3N2īmage_crop_23543" crop="16x10" layout="full"]

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00:10:59

Book Critic: Does great literature equal great...

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2025/01/28

Pip Adam muses on novel adaptations into TV or films. She suggests a number of NZ books that would lend themselves to a multi-episode TV series. Pip's choices include Wednesday's Children by Robin Hyde; The Time of the Giants by Anne Kennedy and The Brain of Katherine Mansfield by. Bill Manhire.

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00:14:18

Midday Report Essentials for Tuesday 28 January 2025

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2025/01/28

In today's episode, the Prime Minister has hinted the National Party will campaign on asset sales next year, saying an election win in 2026 would be the mandate he needs to push ahead with asset sales next term, the government is reviewing its development programme with Kiribati after President Taneti Maamau pulled out from the latest meeting with Foreign Minister Winston Peters, and a new Chinese AI app has caused market turmoil in the United States, but could potentially provide new

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00:08:39

RNZ Pacific News at 2pm for 28 January 2025

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2025/01/28

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:10:32

Tech Tuesday: FPV drones, keyboards and Deepseek

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2025/01/28

VerTech manager Daneil Watson is back for 2025. He's talking about FPV (first person view) drones and how to get started with the hobby, he's reviewing a new portable keyboard from Logitech -the MX Keys Mini, and he explains the latest AI story: Deepseek. [picture id="4KCVTESĀFP__20250127__2196223475__v1__HighRes__NewlyLaunchedChineseAiAppDeepseekCausesUSTec_jpg" crop="16x10" layout="full"]

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00:08:21

Immersive 'fulldome' show XYZZY nominated for global...

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2025/01/28

Created by Simon Ward and Jess Johnson, in collaboration with Tuhura Otago Museum, the full dome show XYZZY has been nominated for the 2025 Best of Earth Awards, one of the highest honors in fulldome filmmaking. Jesse talks to Jess and Simon about the nomination, what exactly full dome filmmaking is and how they put the project together. [picture id="4KCVJ19_Capture4_JPG" crop="16x10" layout="full"]

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00:08:40

An egg-cellent trap

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2025/01/28

As we work towards becoming predator free by 2050, it's been pointed out that we need some better tools in our toolkit. Marcus King is a conservationist and former engineer who turned his hand to pest control in a bid to bring back more native birdsong. He's the creator of the LureGuard - a new trap design targeting egg stealing stoats. [picture id="4LE666KĪMG_20230203_104627_jpg" crop="original" layout="full"]

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00:11:48

What you need to retire on

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2025/01/28

Thinking about how much money you might need to retire can be a scary prospect, particularly if you're already struggling to make ends meet while you're working. "FORO" or Fear Of Running Out is top of mind for many and it's true that retirees do need more than just their superannuation to live comfortably. But new figures by Te Kunenga ki Purehuroa, Massey University's Financial Education and Research (Fin-Ed) Centre, show that you may not need as much as has been previously reported. Jesse

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00:53:36

Eugene Bareman + Joey Valence & Brae

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2025/01/28

On the show today we kick 2025 off with some big guests! Aotearoa's MMA mastermind Eugene Bareman meets with Janay and shares some City Kickboxing gym BTS, American hip-hop duo Joey Valance & Brae chat with So'omalo ahead of Laneway festival; and finally we recap summer highlights - festivals, new year resos, road trips and more.

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00:05:34

Chinese AI app DeepSeek causes market turmoil in US

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2025/01/27

A new Chinese AI app has caused market turmoil in the United States, but could potentially provide new opportunities for other countries looking to dabble in the industry. ElementX co-founder and executive council member Ming Cheunk spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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