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00:24:01

The Panel with Kathryn Graham and David Farrar, Part 1

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2026/04/24

Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Kathryn Graham and David Farrar. First up, the Government has pulled the funding from Sail GP event in Auckland next year. Auckland businesses are hopping mad, but the government says it didn't meet the criteria for funding. AUT sports professor Dr Mark Orams says Auckland's reputation will take a hit. Then, residents in the South Island town of Darfield are on tender hooks waiting to learn more about the fate of their local

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00:06:08

Taking bugle practice to another level

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2026/04/24

On the eve of ANZAC Day, bugle players will be dusting off the brass to play The Last Post at services here and across the world. But what does it take to prepare for such an important moment? Checkpoint's Johnny Sutherland tracked down a bugler who takes his practice to another level. He spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:23

Private health records in UK caught in data leak

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2026/04/24

United Kingdom correspondent spoke to Lisa Owen about how the private health records of half a million Britons have been caught up in a massive data breach involving China.

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00:03:42

Christopher Luxon cancels weekly TVNZ Breakfast slot

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2026/04/24

The Prime Minister has pulled out of his regular Monday morning interview on TVNZ's Breakfast programme after National lodged a complaint about the network's Press Gallery team. RNZ's deputy political editor Craig McCulloch spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:12

Evening business for Friday 24 April 2026

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2026/04/24

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:04:13

Super round to kick off at new Christchurch stadium

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2026/04/24

A new chapter for Christchurch kicks off on Friday night. Super round is almost underway at what some are already calling our new national stadium. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:05:38

NZ Defence Force leading this years ANZAC dawn service

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2026/04/24

The New Zealand Defence force is leading this year's ANZAC dawn service at Gallipoli in Turkey. It's also leading Aotearoa's service at Chunuk Bair; the hill captured by Kiwi soldiers but later lost to an Ottoman counter attack, after the New Zealand soldiers had been relieved. More than 16,000 New Zealanders served in the campaign and almost 2,700 of them died; about a sixth of all those who had landed on the peninsula. A campaign that's played a signficant role in New Zealand national

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00:03:52

Seek sees large jump in number of casual roles listed

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2026/04/24

Job site Seek has seen a big jump in the number casual roles listed on its website, as an economist says uncertain economic times are making businesses reluctant to hire full time staff. In theory, casual contracts offer flexibility for employer and employee, and work is available as and when it suits both parties - but no hours are guaranteed. Some workers also say the benefits can be stacked in favour of the employer, and the fluctuating hours make it difficult to get by. Luka Forman with

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00:09:07

Several regional airlines get million dollar govt loans

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2026/04/24

Several regional airlines are getting millions of dollars in government loans to keep them flying marginal routes, but some operators believe more help is needed. The 30 million dollar pot of money from the Regional Infrastructure Fund was ring fenced for aviation before the fuel crisis cause by war in the Middle East. Air Chathams is getting just over 17 million dollars to refinance debt. The Minister for Regional Development Shane Jones spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:35

Marlborough's biggest ever kapa haka event held in...

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2026/04/24

Thousands of people are gathered in Blenheim for Kia Hukere te Hoe, the biggest kapa haka event ever held in Marlborough. It's returned to the district for the first time in 13 years, bringing together hundreds of kaihaka, their whanau and supporters from across the Te Tauihu rohe. The event's so popular, there isn't enough room for all the schools that wanted to perform. Samantha Gee reports from Blenheim.

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00:04:51

How to get teens invested in investing

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2026/04/24

ACT leader David Seymour has floated the idea of giving every year eleven student five hundred dollars to invest. It would be supervised as part of a programme to raise financial literacy and encourage kiwis to diversify their investments. Matt Benassi teaches Commerce at Cashmere High School and spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:15

Old Manawatū schoolgrounds up for sale

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2026/04/24

After 134 years, the classrooms and playing fields of a Manawatū school fell quiet. Linton Country School closed for good in early 2023 after the roll dwindled to zero. Now, the old schoolgrounds are up for sale. Tenders are open for the property and its classrooms, hall, out-of-tune piano and well-stocked library. Reporter Jimmy Ellingham called in for a look.

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00:06:02

Kiwi Olympian playing Charlize Theron's stunt double

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2026/04/24

A New Zealand Olympic medalist is riding the wave of success all the way to Hollywood. Slalom canoeist, Luuka Jones Yaxley, has been working as a stunt double for Oscar winning actress Charlize Theron for the film Apex. Billed as an action thriller, the movie was shot primarily in Australia's Blue Mountains. It is the story of a grieving adrenaline junkie - played by Theron - who finds herself being hunted by a serial killer in a game of cat and mouse in the wilderness. Luuka Jones Yaxley spoke

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00:03:35

Silver Ferns announces assistant coach for...

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2026/04/24

In sport, Silver Ferns coach Dame Noeline Taurua announced her assistant coach for the Commonwealth Games. Australian Briony Akle has been brought back into team's set-up, less than a year after being stood down during last season's coaching turmoil. Sports reporter Bridget Tunnicliffe spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:05:02

End of an era for big brand paper dress patterns

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2026/04/24

It's the end of an era for DIY dressmakers, with the supplier of big brand paper patterns shutting down. An Australian distributer that supplies New Look, Simplicity, Vogue, Butterick and McCalls is closing. The patterns are made from tissue paper that are cut out and put together like jigsaw using instructions that come with it. New Zealand used to have its own paper making pattern companies but they closed down in the 1960s. Bronwyn Summers, the owner of Pattern Postie spoke to Lisa

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00:04:22

US soldier arrested for betting on Maduro capture

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2026/04/24

Americas correspondent Adam Hancock spoke to Lisa Owen about how a soldier who was part of the mission to capture Venezuela's former President Nicolas Maduro has been charged after allegedly winning hundreds of thousands of dollars betting on the operation. He also spoke about how Mexico's president is trying to simmer tensions with the US after two CIA officials died in the country and how Cuban's have faced fewer blackouts after a recent oil shipment.

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00:06:11

Mayor Wayne Brown refers to RNZ staffer as 'a Muslim...

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2026/04/24

A "Muslim terrorist," that is how Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown referred to an RNZ staffer of Indian descent, when the man escorted him into the building for an interview on Monday. The staffer apologised to the Mayor for having to wait due to security; the Mayor responded with a comment along the lines of 'security can't be very tight if we're being escorted by a Muslim terrorist.' Reporter Rowan Quinn spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:17:48

Critter of the Week: New Zealand Mudsnail

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2026/04/24

One of Aotearoa's most successful, and most infamous, invasive exports. This week's critter is one you've almost certainly met - even if you didn't know it. It's tiny, it's tough, and it's one of Aotearoa's most successful global export, although not necessarily in a good way. Meet the New Zealand mudsnail. Nicola Toki and Jesse discuss.

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00:08:50

The Pre-Panel

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2026/04/24

Wallace Chapman and producer Tessa Guest preview tonight's instalment of The Panel.

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00:08:06

Weekend Stuff: Steps to take before hiring home help

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2026/04/24

We know many of you are doing it tough financially right now - but there are also people who need some help keeping their house as clean as they would like it - which is why The Housekeeper's Rachael Quin is here to help.

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