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00:03:37

Nelson roadworks causing headaches for retailers

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2025/11/24

Roadworks in Nelson's CBD and the Hindu community are looking for a home - Max Frethey reports from the top of the South

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00:25:57

Restoring freshwater forests

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2025/11/24

In lakes all over New Zealand, once-vibrant underwater forests are disappearing, as water quality declines. At the Ruakura â€œtank farm,â€ scientists are figuring out how to give them a helping hand to return.

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00:14:42

Making Ends Meat

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2025/11/24

As food bills rise, how do we keep meat on the menu? Katy Gosset visits one of Christchurch's oldest butcheries and talks cheap cuts and thrifty options.

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00:00:53

KF2 1 min trailer

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2025/11/24

The kÄkÄpÅ files returns for a second season, starting 16th December.

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00:00:58

Antarctica in a Warming World

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2025/11/24

In Antarctica in a Warming World researchers talk about the present impacts of climate change on the icy continent, and what they mean for our future. Watch now on the RNZ website - rnz.co.nz/video

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00:24:30

Uber victory will be trumped by Parliament

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2025/11/24

Unions who won an employment case for four Uber drivers in three different courts could find the ruling short-lived, with the introduction of new legislation

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00:22:11

The Panel with Deborah Hart and Allan Blackman, Part 2

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2025/11/24

In part two, the panel examines the Mamdani Effect and hears why politicians need to take notice of Zohran Mamdani and his effect on Gen z politics. Then, we return to Barry the Dog, left in SPCA care for 430 days. Today we can reveal that he has found a new home. The panel talks to Annie, Barry's new friend.

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00:25:08

The Panel with Deborah Hart and Allan Blackman, Part 1

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2025/11/24

Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Deborah Hart and Allan Blackman. First up, the government's added another sheet of gib to its reforms of the building sector. John Grey is the president of the Home Owners and Buyers Association Inc, he says there's not a lot of detail and he's not sure it will change things for the better. Then, in another policy announcement, National has pledged to gradually push up KiwiSaver contribution rates up to 12 percent. Is it a good

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00:04:29

Teenagers to take on worlds largest expedition race

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2025/11/24

A group of past and present students from Motueka High School are among the youngest competitors to take on the Godzone adventure race that begins later this week in Marlborough. Between them, the teenagers have some serious adventure racing experience, and have had coaching support from world champion Nathan Fa'avae. It marks the return of the world's largest expedition race after a two-year hiatus. Samantha Gee has more.

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00:05:33

Rise in Russian activity in UK water

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2025/11/24

United Kingdom correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about a rise in Russian activity in UK waters, as well as poultry potentially being off the menu for some households in the UK this Christmas.

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00:03:01

Evening business for 24 November 2025

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2025/11/24

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:03:40

Kane Williamson to return to Black Caps for West...

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2025/11/24

After nearly a year away from red ball cricket, Kane Williamson will return to the New Zealand test side for the upcoming series against the West Indies. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:07:34

Over one million tonnes of food wasted each year

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2025/11/24

A food waste researcher would like to see mandatory kerbside composting put back on the table, after researchers discovered just how much food is wasted in New Zealand every year. Their report, commissioned by the Ministry for the Environment, has found more than 1.2 million tonnes of food is thrown away, equivalent to 237 kilograms for every person in the country. Climate change correspondent Kate Newton spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:47

Prime Minister hit with claims Kiwisaver policy...

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2025/11/24

The prime minister is struggling to hose down the opposition's claim his Kiwisaver policy is likely linked to a rise in the retirement age. The proposal unveiled yesterday would see employers required to match workers' Kiwisaver contributions up to six percent of their wages. The opposition is mildly supportive, with some caveats, but the links to retirement age could point to a brewing rift in the coalition. Political reporter Russell Palmer has more.

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00:07:52

Government unveils changes to building rules

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2025/11/24

The government has unveiled its renovation to building rules, with changes including mandatory home warranties, indemnity insurance for some professionals and a doubling of penalties for so called cowboys. It is also scrapping the current joint liability model for dealing with building defeats, where a customer can go after anyone of the people involved in the project for full damages - a scheme that has often resulted in councils left picking up the cheque. Building Industry Federation CEO

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00:06:57

RNZ News at 5pm, November 24

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2025/11/24

All the top stories and other headlines from the day

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00:07:18

Low income earners biggest losers in Kiwisaver...

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2025/11/24

The biggest losers in National's bid to super size Kiwisaver are low income earners and small businesses according to an economics expert. If re-elected National is proposing to raise Kiwisaver contributions to a combined 12 percent by 2032. The graduated increase would see contributions split evenly between between the employer and the employee, topping out at six percent each. Professor of economics Robert MacCulloch, who holds the Matthew S. Abel Chair of Macroeconomics at the University of

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00:03:27

Mother wants meaningful change after pepper spray...

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2025/11/24

The mother of a man who died after being pepper sprayed in Mt Eden Prison wants to see meaningful change, as the second part of inquest into his death gets underway in Auckland. It's been nearly four years since the death of 26-year-old Caleb Moefa'auo, who went into cardiac arrest shortly after being pepper sprayed by an officer in 2022. Now, prison staff are facing questions before Coroner Heather McKenzie. Finn Blackwell was there.

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00:03:35

Resene workers continue to strike over pay

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2025/11/24

"Chump change" is how one striking worker at Resene Paint in Lower Hutt has described the company's latest pay offer. A noisy protest of around 80 workers and supporters braved the rain to picket the company's head office in Lower Hutt today - as some workers remain at loggerheads with the company over pay. But Resene says they're being consistent with other salaries in the manufacturing sector. Bill Hickman has more.

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00:04:46

Questions over future for All Blacks coach and captain

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2025/11/24

The All Black season finished with a comfortable win over Wales, but attention now turns to what will happen next. Questions have been raised over coach Scott Robertson and captain Scott Barrett regarding their future standing in the team. Sports reporter Jamie Wall spoke to Lisa Owen.

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