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00:05:19

102-year-old wins croquet Guinness World Record

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2026/05/08

Checkpoint producer Johnny Sutherland spoke to Melissa Chan-Green about Neville Sandiford, a 102-year-old who's been named the oldest competitive male player.

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00:08:05

UK celebrates Sir David Attenborough's 100th birthday

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2026/05/08

United Kingdom correspondent Diane To spoke to Melissa Chan-Green about how local elections are looking in the UK, which is seen as a referendum on Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his Labour Party government. She also spoke about how there's a race to trace all of the people who were on the cruise with the hantavirus outbreak and how the United Kingdom is celebrating Sir David Attenborough's 100th birthday.

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00:03:30

Evening business for 8 May 2026

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2026/05/08

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:03:51

Scrap for playoff spots on for Super Rugby Pacific

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2026/05/08

The scrap for playoff spots is well and truly on in Super Rugby Pacific. The top four is occupied by kiwi sides with a diet of derbies on the menu in the coming month. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Melissa Chan-Green.

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00:05:18

Gull and NPD merger gets go-ahead by ComCom

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2026/05/08

A new national fuel company has been given the go-ahead by the Commerce Commission. The merger of Gull and NPD would combine 240 sites across the country, but they would maintain their brands according to the proposal. The AA said the new entity will have greater buying power, which may ultimately lead to cheaper prices at the pump. AA's fuel spokesperson Terry Collins' spoke to Melissa Chan-Green.

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00:04:47

TVNZ's Political Editor Maiki Sherman resigns

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2026/05/08

TVNZ's Political Editor Maiki Sherman has resigned from the state broadcaster, citing unprecedented scrutiny and enormous pressure on her over the past week. It follows a barrage of criticism after revelations she directed a homophobic slur at another journalist during late-night drinks in the Finance Minister's office a year ago. Deputy political editor Craig McCulloch spoke to Melissa Chan-Green.

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00:06:19

Personal details of students potentially exposed in...

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2026/05/08

New Zealand universities have been caught up in a global hack of an online learning platform, leaving the personal details of students potentially exposed. The Canvas system is accessed online and used for assignments, to get grades and communicate with tutors. Impacted Universities include the University of Auckland, AUT and the Victoria University of Wellington. Aidan Donoghue is President of the Victoria University Students Association and spoke to Melissa Chan-Green.

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00:04:48

Trades event aims to unlock potential of female work...

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2026/05/08

Dozens of Taranaki teenagers have jumped behind the controls of heavy equipment at an event designed to encourage young women to consider trades careers. Organisers of the Women in Trades showcase say women are valued employees, but many are missing out on six-figure salaries by not considering a life on the tools. It might not be as intimidating as some think, with one young potential recruit comparing working a digger to gaming. Taranaki Whanganui reporter Robin Martin was in

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00:05:26

Testing for childhood stomach infection key to...

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2026/05/08

Testing and treating children for a stomach infection in childhood is key to preventing a rise in stomach cancer diagnoses in adults, according to a new report. By 2045, it's expected 725 people will be diagnosed each year, that's a nearly 50 percent increase on the numbers now. Maori and Pacific people are up to six times more likely to get the cancer. But the study published in the New Zealand Medical Journal said there are opportunities to prevent it from developing with a relatively simple

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00:03:28

Police increase number of officers in Nelson

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2026/05/08

Police have beefed up the number of officers out on the beat in Nelson's CBD over weekends due to bad behaviour by rowdy teens. Senior cops say alcohol is fuelling the trouble and they worry it will lead to violence.The problem has coincided with the closure of a Nelson charitable trust that helped kids stay on track. Samantha Gee reports.

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00:03:44

Police look to design new cushion after restrained...

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2026/05/08

Police are looking to design a bespoke head cushion with a local manufacturer after a man who was restrained in a chair inside police cells died. An Auckland Coroner has heard how Jaye Taueli forcefully thrashed his head back and forth repeatedly while tied down in the chair. He lost consciousness, and died in hospital from a ruptured malformed vessel in his brain, a day after his arrest. Reporter Lucy Xia was at the inquest.

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00:04:04

Wellington Phoenix women to host Brisbane Roar

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2026/05/08

It will be do or die for the Wellington Phoenix women on Sunday, when they host Brisbane Roar for a place in football's A-league final. Sports reporter Bridget Tunnicliffe spoke to Melissa Chan-Green.

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00:04:22

Middle East correspondent Lou Browne

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2026/05/08

More twists and turns in the fragile ceasefire between the United States and Iran.

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00:03:07

Universities caught up in global hacking incident

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2026/05/08

Universities across the country have been caught up in a global hacking incident that has hit 9000 education providers around the world. Learning managment system Canvas has been breached, and data including names, email addresses, student ID numbers and messages between users are at risk. The system's currently offline, meaning students can't access course materials or submit assignments. Luka Forman has the story.

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00:04:04

Salvation Army stores see drop off in people buying...

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2026/05/08

When money is tight you might reasonably expect shoppers will turn to second-hand stores instead. However, the Director of the Salvation Army stores said they've seen the opposite, describing the drop as 'significant' and a 'shocker'. ANZ card spending data backs that up. Spending for second-hand goods fell 3.2 percent in March and 3.3 percent in April. There are 125 Salvation Army Family Stores across the country, Gareth Marshall the National Director spoke to Melissa Chan-Green.

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00:07:46

The Pre-Panel

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2026/05/08

The show within a show, the little show that could. Wallace Chapman, Jesse Mulligan and producer Tessa Guest preview tonight's edition of The Panel.

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00:15:29

Critter of the Week: The Royal Spoonbill

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2026/05/08

Every Friday Nicola Toki and Jesse chat about an endangered species. This week they're turning their attention to the Royal Spoonbill or Kotuku-Ngutupapa. This critter looks like it walked straight out of a Dr Seuss book or a punk rock country band. It's a tall white bird with a shaggy mullet and a spoon for a bill.[picture id="4JOY78E_Royal_Spoonbill_crest_Credit_Wayne_Butterworth_Image_cropped_from_original_jpg" crop="16x10" layout="full"]

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00:06:29

Weekend Stuff - DIY with Stan Scott

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2026/05/08

On Fridays we talk about the stuff we fill our weekends with, today we've got our favourite DIY friend, Stan Scott from Mitre 10. Stan is currently landscaping his backyard, building and retaining walls, installing drainage and building spiral steps and a pergola! Do send through any questions you've got for him on 2101. [picture id="4JV3X5R_ABC_builder_Brad_avif" crop="16x10" layout="full"]

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00:05:13

Food: Cottage Pie with a Parsnip & Potato Dauphinoise...

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2026/05/08

Friday means food here on Afternoons, today we've got Olivia Galletly also known as The Hungry Cook here to share a recipe with us: Cottage Pie with a Parsnip & Potato Dauphinoise Top For her recipe click here. [picture id="4JOYEDN_pie_png" crop="16x10" layout="full"]

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00:09:35

Film Review: Mortal Kombat II

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2026/05/08

Afternoons Film Critic Dominic Corry is here to share what he's been watching at the movies: Mortal Kombat II, new in theatres this week. The Great Arch, which is playing as part of the Design and Architecture Film Festival, which is currently on throughout the country. [picture id="4JOY755_mortal_kombat_ii_jfif" crop="16x10" layout="full"]

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