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00:09:29

Celebrity lookalike contests taking world by storm

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2024/11/28

From Dublin to New York City, celebrity lookalike competitions for the likes of Timothee Chalamet, Paul Mescal, Miles Teller, Jeremy Allen-White, Dev Patel, Glen Powell have all taken place recently. Caitlin Adams is media lecturer at the University of Adelaide with an interest in fan cultures. She joins Mark Leishman on Nights to chat about the craze.

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00:14:23

Proposal to relocate flood-prone town of Westport

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2024/11/28

A draft master plan has proposed relocating Westport to government-owned Pamu-Landcorp farmland southwest of its current location.

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00:18:10

RNZ News at 10pm, November 28

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2024/11/28

A wrap of the day's big stories

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00:13:24

Mark Hadlow returns in GOMIL: Grumpy Old Man in Lycra

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2024/11/28

Mark Hadlow is a legend of New Zealand stage and screen, appearing in blockbusters like King Kong and The Hobbit, and no stranger to Shakespeare. The theatrical run of Mark's one-man-show, MAMIL (Middle Aged Man in Lycra) received rave reviews, touring for eight years across the country and attracting an audience of 70,000. Now, he's getting back on his bike for the inevitable follow-up: GOMIL, or Grumpy Old Man in Lycra. It's showing at Nelson's Founders Heritage Park, kicking off this very

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00:14:27

Philosophy Now: What makes me... me?

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2024/11/28

Every month on Nights, senior lecturer in philosophy at University of Waikato Dan Weijers unpacks some of life's big issues. Tonight, he explores the different ways we can answer questions of identity: what makes us who we are?

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00:07:13

RNZ Pacific News at 8pm for 28 November 2024

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2024/11/28

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:22:04

The Panel with Anna Dean & Ed McKnight (Part 2)

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2024/11/28

Tonight on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Anna Dean & Ed McKnight to discuss favourite childhood lunchbox options, relocating flood-prone Westport.

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00:24:12

The Panel with Anna Dean & Ed McKnight (Part 1)

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2024/11/28

Tonight on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Anna Dean & Ed McKnight to discuss the Covid 19 inquiry and the government announces its first new charter school.

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00:06:27

Australia: East coast heatwave putting pressure on...

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2024/11/28

Australia correspondent Peter Ryan spoke to Lisa Owen about how large areas on the east coast have been suffering from heatwave conditions. It has put the energy supply under pressure and consumers being told at one point to turn off their pool filters and not to use their dishwashers.

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00:04:47

Report into NZ's COVID-19 response released

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2024/11/28

A long awaited report from the Royal Commission of Inquiry into New Zealand's COVID-19 response has outlined what went well, what didn't and how to prepare for the future. Political reporter Giles Dexter has more.

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00:03:10

Evening business for 28 November 2024

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2024/11/28

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:03:02

Day one of Black Cap test against England ends

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2024/11/28

The Kiwis were 247-6 against England with about half an hour remaining, sports reporter Jonty Dine reports.

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00:02:58

14 people arrested at prominent Mongrel Mob figure's...

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2024/11/28

14 peple were arrested at the tangi of a prominent Mongrel Mob figure today - the first major test of the government's new gang patch legislation. About 70 officers descended on the small town of Matapihi, as dozens of gang members made their way to the marae. Finn Blackwell has more.

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00:06:53

Wait time for cardiac equipment could be fatal - doctor

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2024/11/28

A cardiologist said the wait for life-saving cardiac equipment at Dunedin Hospital could have fatal consequences. Dunedin Hospital's cath lab is the only unit where vital heart procedures are carried out. But it's out of action, while the hospital waits for a replacement part. Cardiologist Professor Gerard Wilkins spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:11:25

Pharmac speaks on HRT supplier change decision

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2024/11/28

More than 6000 women have signed a petition calling for Pharmac to keep funding their preferred HRT patches after they were blind sided by the agency's decision to change to a brand many say does not work for them. Following a shortage of estrogen patches, Pharmac has decided to switch the hormone therapy patches it funds from Estradot to Mylan by the end of next year. Pharmac Chief Executive Sarah Fitt spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:09:11

RNZ News at 5pm, November 28

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2024/11/28

All the top stories and other headlines from the day

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00:03:41

Auckland family home not eligible for buyout after...

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2024/11/28

An Auckland family who've been hit by flash flooding say it feels inhumane that their family home is not eligible for a council buyout, when all of their neighbours are getting one. Brendon Deacon and his young family have twice had extreme flooding at their property, first in 2021 when they had to escape on a kayak in the middle of the night, and again in January 2023. Luka Forman reports.

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00:07:03

HRT patches supplier change could put lives at risk -...

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2024/11/28

A doctor prescribing HRT said a Pharmac decision to stop funding a brand of estrogen patches that many women believe works best for them could put live at risk and the drug funding agency has a moral and ethical duty to fund more than one choice for menopause treatment. Doctor Garsing Wong spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:24

Former teacher's recovery could be undone to changes...

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2024/11/28

Four years after falling ill in the Cook Islands while teaching there, Grace Archer is making determined progress on her recovery. She suffered a brain stem infection that led to a series of other complications that nearly killed her. After intensive therapy, the former primary teacher's speech is now improving. But now all that progress could be undone because of changes to disability funding - which has thrown her speech therapy, physiotherapy and psychology sessions into doubt. Reporter

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00:02:59

Half of nurse graduates to miss out on roles at Te...

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2024/11/28

Student nurses say they're looking to Australia for jobs, after only half of this year's graduates found roles at the national health agency. The nurses' union says it's a stark contrast to two years ago, when Te Whatu Ora was hiring all of them. Kate Green has more.

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