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00:09:38

David Seymour speaks on Hikoi mo te tiriti

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2024/11/19

Associate Justice Minister and architect of the Bill, David Seymour came out of parliament to acknowledge the Hikoi and wave at the protestors but retreated after a few minutes, without speaking to the crowd. He spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:05:01

Hikoi mo te tiriti one of the largest protests

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2024/11/19

Mark this up as a moment in history - as Parliament held court today to one of the largest protests it has ever seen - more than 35,000 people descending on the capital - to close out a nine day hikoi. They rallied in opposition to the government's agenda for Maori, but chiefly the Treaty Principles Bill, championed by ACT's leader David Seymour. The man himself briefly faced the crowd - but was boo'd back into the Beehive - as protesters chanted: 'kill the bill'. Deputy political editor Craig

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00:06:10

Some rural schools with poor quality drinking water -...

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2024/11/19

The GNS study found e coli at 20 schools, while other schools had problems with arsenic, mercury, lead and manganese levels. This can mean expensive repairs and maintenance, with more than 400 schools around the country relying on their own water supply rather than a town connection. Andrew King, the New Zealand Rural Schools Leadership Association president and the principal of Oropi school in the Bay of Plenty spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:09

Advocate calling for govt to invest more in learning...

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2024/11/19

Screaming, tears, vomiting from anxiety and kicking holes in the wall, some parents say that's the reality of trying to get their neurodivergent kids to go to school. School attendance has become a worldwide issue since the Covid pandemic, and the Education Review Office said it's reached crisis levels. But a UK study found over 90 percent of students with significant school absence problems had neurodiversities like autism or dyslexia. An advocate here's also calling on the government to

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00:04:54

Wallace Sititi nominated for gong at World Rugby Awards

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2024/11/19

RNZ's sports reporter Jamie Wall spoke to Lisa owen about some good news for one of the All Blacks rising stars this morning and things not going according to plan for New Zealand's national Aussie Rules sides.

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00:06:16

Al app able to flag harmful messages and bad language

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2024/11/19

Imagine a real time toxicity test that you could apply to all your social media messages and emails, before you set them free in the cyber universe. Auckland University researchers have developed exactly that; an AI driven chat app that operates like a spell checker for nasty language and can flag potentially harmful messages before they are sent. The app called Serenity prompts the user to reconsider their words, meaning cyber bullying can be mitigated in real time. Auckland University

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00:06:01

Trump nominates members of own legal team for key...

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2024/11/19

United States correspondent Todd Zwillich spoke to Lisa Owen about more controversy surrounding Donald Trump's pick for Attorney General, Matt Gaetz and Donald Trump nominating members of his personal legal team for key Justice Department positions.

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00:04:14

Some Ministers and MPs met hikoi on forecourt

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2024/11/19

While there was plenty of noise outside Parliament, there was also a lot happening inside the building. Some Ministers and MPs met the hikoi on the forecourt before heading inside for Question Time. Political reporter Anneke Smith spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:05:12

Over 35,000 descended on Parliament for Hīkoi mo te...

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2024/11/19

One of the largest marches in our country's history came to an end today as more than 35,000 people descended on Te Whanganui a Tara today after a nine day hikoi from both ends of the country. Hīkoi mo te Tiriti supporters flooded Parliament's grounds chanting "Kill the Bill" and filling the skyline with red, white and black tino rangatiratanga flags to protest ACT leader David Seymour's Treaty Principles Bill. Politicians from both sides of the house came out to meet the masses, David Seymour

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00:08:42

The Pre-Panel for 19 November 2024

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2024/11/19

Today on the pre-panel producer Carol Stiles joins Wallace Chapman & Jesse Mulligan to preview tonight's show.

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00:21:53

Feature interview: Group Living and the meals that...

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2024/11/19

"We only deserve it if we share it." This was the unwritten rule in the home where food writer and entrepreneur Lola Millholland grew up. Her parents always welcomed exchange students, friends, artists and just about anyone who needed a place to stay. While the communal house may have been chaotic and messy, Millholland says she discovered that friendships and non-romantic relationships can provide stability and security that's undervalued. She's written a book about some of the many meals and

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00:08:19

Update on Oz with Brad Foster

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2024/11/19

Back on the job Brad Foster talks about what's happening in Australia. The big news is broadcaster Alan Jones' arrest due to allegations of indecent assault and a high-profile manslaughter trial around the tasing of a 95-year-old.

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00:09:48

Critic: Books and the Principles of the Treaty of...

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2024/11/19

Pip Adams makes some personal recommendations around books and writing that she found useful when formulating her thoughts around the debate around the bill.

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00:09:04

Tech Tuesday: tramping tech recommendations

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2024/11/19

Our technology expert Dan Watson has just come back from a 5-day tramp in the South Island, and he runs through some of the aps and tools he's used on the journey.

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00:41:25

Midday Report Essentials for Tuesday 19 November 2024

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2024/11/19

In today's episode, thousands of tangata whenua and tangata tiriti are gathering to protest the Treaty Principles Bill among other policies affecting Maori, the hikoi departed Cape Reinga a week ago, and has travelled south through Whangarei, Dargaville, Auckland, Hamilton, Rotorua, Hastings, to the doorstep of Wellington last night, early this morning, the final legs of the hikoi set out from Porirua and Petone/Pito One, more than 17,000 people gathered at Wellington's Waitangi Park and are

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00:04:06

Live from Hikoi mo te Tiriti

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2024/11/19

We check in with reporter Layla Bailey-McDowell who is deep in the crowd amassing at Parliament today.

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01:10:47

Rei & Hyan

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2024/11/19

Today on the show So'omalo meets with artist & producer HYAN who chats about his upcoming remix with Scribe, friend of the show Rei talks with Janay about his recent adventures overseas and his album in the works, and the new John Campbell action figure circulating online got us thinking about what other iconic Kiwis should have their own action figure.

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00:14:11

Thrift: When to wash

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2024/11/19

Our grandparents used to do the washing once a week. Now New Zealanders use billions of litres of water every year, just on laundry. Katy Gosset looks at whether we're washing our clothes too often.

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00:15:52

Fergus takes on the World

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2024/11/19

Every now and again we receive an email from a listener suggesting we speak to a particular person - someone with an impressive story to tell. That's how we came to be in touch with Fergus Morunga. Fergus is 18 years old and is the out-going head prefect at Hastings' Lindisfarne College - among other things he's a film maker, a pipe major, a fundraising champion, a good scholar, an accomplished sportsman and a respected young leader.

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00:05:30

Toot for Timaru

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2024/11/19

On the 3rd Monday of November Timaru echoes with the sound of horns. So much so the first time it happened the police received multiple complaints. But now, 17 years on, the whole community are behind the wee scamps Its Toot for Tucker. The project, organised by the lions club is a collection for local foodbanks Founding member Lynette Doggett joins Afternoons.

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