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00:06:03

Justin Trudeau has emergency meeting with provincial...

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2024/11/29

Canada correspondent Ashleigh Stewart spoke to Lisa Owen about Prime Minister Justin Trudeau having an emergency meeting with provincial premiers. It's in light of president-elect Donald Trump's call to slap hefty tariffs on Canadian goods when he returns to The White House.

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00:05:16

29 year old arrested for stealing from Canterbury...

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2024/11/29

A warning to beware Santa's nemesis, parcel pinchers are targeting mailboxes and courier drop offs during the festive season. A 29 year old has this week been arrested over large scale thefts from rural mailboxes in North Canterbury. Inspector Brett Callander spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:07:59

The Pre-Panel for 29 November

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2024/11/29

Today on the pre-panel, Wallace Chapman and Jesse Mulligan preview tonight's show. Also, producer Jose Barbosa joins the panel to discuss whether you can trademark a vibe.

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00:17:07

Critter of the Week: Te whai rahi | Giant manta ray

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2024/11/29

This week's critter is one of the most intelligent animals in the ocean. Te whai rahi, the giant oceanic manta ray, has a brain to body mass ratio similar to our own and is one of the only fish that can recognise itself in the mirror. Te whai rahi are long-lived, slow to breed, and only give birth to a single pup every 2-5 years. This slow and steady approach means they struggle to recover from the impact of fishing and are now listed as an endangered species on the IUCN Red List.

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00:06:06

Weekend Stuff: Gardening with Lynda Hallinan

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2024/11/29

Are you looking at the garden and thinking 'I need to get stuck into that'? And is it so daunting a task, that you don;t know where to start? Well, relax. Gardening expert Lynda Hallinan is here to help out.

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00:07:54

Nic Watt’s Prosperity toss king salmon & vegetable salad

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2024/11/29

This delicious salad is straight from Nic's new restaurant, Canting in Commercial Bay, Auckland. It's a fresh, modern Chinese inspired salad. Get the recipe here.

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00:10:18

Film Review: Moana 2 and There's Still Tomorrow

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2024/11/29

The Queen of Hollywood is in to review satirical Italian film There's Still Tomorrow and the sequel to Disney's mega hit Moana.

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00:02:59

Freaky Friday

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2024/11/29

Spooky stories from our listeners. Have you seen a ghost? Seen a UFO? Or experience the supernatural? Let just know either via text on 2101 or by email on afternoons@rnz.co.nz and your tale of terror could appear on our next Freaky Friday.

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00:05:57

Online curses the latest trend

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2024/11/29

A TikTok clip has garnered millions of views. It features a woman, claiming to have bought a curse from an online witch. The online witchcraft industry is booming. A quick glance at one online marketplace shows love spells, Spells for career success, curses on your enemies. Even a death spell. They range from a few dollars - like the girl in the video - up to almost $40k. Some estimated put it at a $2bn industry! Nicole Lenoir-Jourdan is an expert in Witch Commerce and a PhD candidate at

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00:11:20

The best jam, is the slowest jam.

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2024/11/29

As summer approaches, the strawberries are starting the ripen, blueberries are on the way soon. Even the first flush of cherries are here. Soon these early pickings will spill over into an insurmountable pile of tasty morsels. Which is where preservation comes in, namely Jam. Traditionally Jam is a 1 to one ratio of fruit to sugar.... But that was too much for Great Barrier Island Resident Gregory who's found another way.

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00:07:39

Three friends walk a 60km line

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2024/11/29

It might not have been what Jonny Cash had in mind, but walking the like has become something of an internet craze. It involves walking across the country in a totally straight line. On Monday three friends set out from Baylys Beach heading - in a straight line - towards One Tree Point. A journey of just 60km. They were scheduled to finish today, but now it's looking like tomorrow.

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00:12:18

A commitment to non-violence 600 years strong

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2024/11/29

Nunuku's peace pact is a 600-year-old policy instituted by Moriori chief Nunuku-whenua. It still stands to this day, likely making it the world's longest standing peace covenant It's a commitment to non violence so strong that in 1835 - when their Rekohu home was invaded by Maori - the Moriori refused to fight back. Their population collapsed from 1,800 to 100, yet they still refused to choose violence Now Nunuku's pact has been recognised internationally by the World Future Council. Chairman

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00:10:56

The week that was

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2024/11/28

Comedians Pinky Agnew and Elisabeth Easther look back at the crackup stories of the week.

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00:13:39

Sports commentator Sam Ackerman

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2024/11/28

Summer's here and so is cricket season, Sam Ackerman talks us through the start of the Black Caps first test against England, the dwindling impact of drug bans in sport and history being made by Auckland sporting franchises

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00:11:17

Around the motu: Jimmy Ellingham in Palmerston North

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2024/11/28

Jimmy Ellingham is a RNZ Checkpoint reporter based in Palmerston North with news from Manawatu.

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00:04:12

Book review: The Chthonic Cycle by Una Cruickshank

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2024/11/28

Louise Ward of Wardini Books reviews The Chthonic Cycle by Una Cruickshank published by Te Herenga Waka University Press.

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00:27:08

From Korea to Aotearoa and back to music: Dami Jung's...

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2024/11/28

Korean New Zealand pianist turned author Dami Jung on confronting her demons and learning to love music again.

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00:31:32

Morning Report Essentials for Friday 29 November

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2024/11/28

On today's episode, Health New Zealand spent $72 million on contractors and consultants for a single IT project, in the lead-up to moving to sack over 1000 IT employees, the Inquiry into the Covid-19 report has been released, urging the government to get a plan in place for future pandemics, Australia has officially banned social media for children aged under 16, we have our weekly political panel and we cross the Tasman to get the latest from Kerry-Anne Walsh.

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00:06:39

Pacific correspondent Koroi Hawkins

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2024/11/28

RNZ Pacific Editor Koroi Hawkins discusses Taiwan's bid to strengthen ties with Pacific allies and the wait is almost over for rugby sevens fans as the Dubai 7s kicks off on Saturday.

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00:05:16

New cycleways open around the country in time for summer

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2024/11/28

New cycle trails open around the country in time for summer. We take a tour with New Zealand Cycle Trails general manager Janet Purdey.

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