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00:06:30

Midday Rural News for 13 November 2024

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2024/11/12

Midday Rural News for 13 November 2024

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00:08:56

Midday Business News for 13 November 2024

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2024/11/12

Midday Business News for 13 November 2024.

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00:04:35

Thousands cross Harbour Bridge as hīkoi makes its way...

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2024/11/12

Thousands of protesters brought traffic to a standstill in Auckland on Wednesday morning, as Hīkoi mō te Tiriti made its way over the Harbour Bridge. RNZ Māori News Editor Taiha Molyneux spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:03:08

Train and car collide in Hamilton

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2024/11/12

Three people are believed to be dead after a train collided with a car at a level crossing in Hamilton on Wednesday morning. Hamilton reporter Natalie Akoorie spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:09:48

Employment: Why are 'dry promotions' on the rise?

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2024/11/12

Been offered a 'dry promotion' lately? A step up the job ladder - without the remuneration to go with it? Shannon Barlow is Managing Director of Frog Recruitment, and says a recent survey the company conducted found nearly half of the thousand workers surveyed reported that they - or a colleague - had been promoted without a salary increase. Many respondents said that led to feelings of resentment or demotivation - and had them thinking of leaving. So why are these 'dry promotions' happening -

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00:13:22

Early gardens in NZ and the women who loved them

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2024/11/12

Alfred Buxton is regarded as the "father of landscape design" in New Zealand. Working in the early 20th century, he designed more than 350 private and public gardens around the country over a 40 year period. He was one of the first to create expansive and sophisticated gardens that transformed clients' properties and way of life. Many of his clients were women: some independent, some wives of farmers, some businesswomen, some widows. Wellington historian , Dr Clare Gleeson, has told the story

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00:09:24

Around the motu : Diane McCarthy in Whakatane

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2024/11/12

The future of the Whakatane Sportfishing Club and two iconic local businesses are up in the air as decisions are made around the location of a floodwall to protect the town. Whakatane is getting a second airline next year. Residents around Sullivan Lake are bracing for another stench-filled summer due to past inaction of the District Council in maintaining the man-made lake. And, the 25-year-old chinaberry trees that line either side of the main Whakatane shopping street may have a short lease

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00:05:27

Book review: James by Percival Everett

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2024/11/12

Ralph McAllister reviews James by Percival Everett published by Macmillan - - shortlisted for this year's Booker Prize.

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00:18:47

Kiwi stop motion animator proves a dab hand at his...

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2024/11/12

He's helped bring to life some of the biggest stop motion films in the business. The Corpse Bride, Coraline, Frankenweenie and Isle of Dogs have all taken shape thanks in part to the creative hands of Kiwi animator Antony Elworthy. He's also part of the Christchurch animation studio Stretchy, which is behind the kids' animated series Kiri and Lou. Antony's now lent his talents to the written word - with the release of his debut novel The Strange and Unlikely Tale of Montgomery, the Mysterious

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00:03:58

RNZ reporter gives update on hikoi as it moves over...

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2024/11/12

Susie talks to RNZ journalist Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira.

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00:09:35

Australia: What another Trump presidency might mean

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2024/11/12

Australia correspondent Chris Niesche joins Susie to talk about the impact of President-elect Trump returning to the White House - what might it mean for the economy and diplomatic relations? And Victoria is set to expand the state's hate speech laws to protect those vilified based on disability, gender identity, sex or sexual orientation.

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00:12:37

How Wellington's DAT Festival aims to be an arts show

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2024/11/12

What does it take to make an arts festival truly inclusive? Creatif Kate knows, she's is one half of the creative force behind Wellington's Disabled Artists' Theatre or DAT - Festival, along with Susan Williams. It's into its third year, helping to showcase hearing or vision impaired, neuro-divergent or disabled performing artists, writers and filmmakers. The festival is on now until November 17. It was born out of the cancellation of Disability Pride Week - and is getting bigger each year,

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00:11:09

New two-year teaching course in the Far North sends...

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2024/11/12

A two-year teaching degree in the Far North is about to send its first cohort into jobs at local primary schools. The Te Hiku primary teaching degree is co-led by iwi Ngai Takoto, Te Rarawa and Waikato University with a kaupapa Maori approach. It's aimed at people with teacher aide experience or similar, combining prior knowledge with a jam-packed agenda to reduce a normally three-year programme to two. It's hoped it will address a long-standing teacher shortage in Northland which worsened this

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00:15:46

Tyre recycling scheme collects 830,000 used tyres in...

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2024/11/12

10 weeks after the country's first tyre recycling scheme launched, 830-thousand end-of-life car tyres have been collected.

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00:05:06

News in Niuean for 13 November 2024

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2024/11/12

The latest news in Niuean language (Vagahau Niue) - brought to you by our partner - Pacific Media Network.

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00:11:13

News in Samoan for 13 November 2024

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2024/11/12

The latest news in Samoan language (Gagana Samoa).

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00:47:59

First Up - The Podcast, Wednesday 13 November

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2024/11/12

On today's First Up pod: The Australian government has appointed an anti-slavery commissioner, Israel has missed an deadline to allow more aid into Gaza, a massive collection of Flying Nun vinyl and a property in the Bay of Plenty complete with a pool and waterslide are up for grabs on Trade Me, and Leonard Powell visits Te Kamaka Marae as the Hikoi prepares to cross the Harbour Bridge on its way to Wellington. First Up - Voice of the Nathan!

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00:16:16

Pacific Waves for 13 November 2024

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2024/11/12

Survivors of abuse want meaningful redress; NZ celebrate first ever PNG language week; Pacific priorities outlined for COP29; Researcher explores forgotten Pacific instruments.

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00:04:10

Survivors of abuse want meaningful redress

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2024/11/12

Survivors of abuse in faith and state-based institutions want meaningful redress that reinstates the cultural identity of survivors, following the New Zealand government's formal apology.

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00:03:34

NZ celebrate first ever PNG language week

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2024/11/12

It is Papua New Guinea Pidgin Language Week, and the theme for 2024 is "Lukautim, strongim na kirapim tokples na pasin blo tubuna," which translates to "Preserve, revitalize, and promote our language and culture."

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