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00:10:05

Vigil: A Kiwi classic turns 40

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2024/11/12

Released in 1984, Vigil was a watershed moment for the New Zealand film industry.

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00:57:36

Jude Kelly & Danica Bryant

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2024/11/12

On the show today Matua Harry is back from Amurica, singer-songwriter Jude Kelly chats with So'omalo about her new single 'Bonnet Bunny', Janay has a korero with pop star Danica Bryant about her latest single 'Acid', we find out Janay's niche obsession and its 'knot' what you'd expect.

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00:14:09

Midday Report Essentials for Tuesday 12 November 2024

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2024/11/12

In today's episode, the Prime Minister has delivered a formal apology to all survivors abused while in the care of the state, day two of the national hikoi opposing the Treaty Principles Bill is travelling from Whangarei to the North Shore today, and one of the biggest bands in the world - Coldplay - has arrived in New Zealand and are gearing up for three shows at Auckland's Eden Park this week.

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00:02:58

Coldplay arrive in NZ for three shows at Eden Park

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2024/11/11

One of the biggest bands in the world - Coldplay - has arrived in New Zealand and are gearing up for three shows at Auckland's Eden Park this week. Heart of the City's Viv Beck spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:02:18

National hīkoi travels from Whangārei to Auckland

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2024/11/11

Day two of the national hīkoi opposing the Treaty Principles Bill is travelling from Whangārei to the North Shore on Tuesday. Māori news reporter Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:06:56

Midday Rural News for 12 November 2024

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2024/11/11

Midday Rural News for 12 November 2024

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00:02:06

Midday Sports News for 12 November 2024

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2024/11/11

The All Blacks are hopeful Sam Cane will recover from his head injury in time to make one more appearance for the side.

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00:08:36

Midday Business News for 12 November 2024

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2024/11/11

Midday Business News for 12 November 2024.

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00:03:13

Apology watched by survivors around the country

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2024/11/11

Several public sector chiefs have made a tranche of apologies to abuse in state care survivors at an emotional event at Parliament on Tuesday morning. VOYCE Whakarongo Mai Chief executive Tracie Shipton spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:04:28

PM Luxon delivers apology to survivors of abuse in...

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2024/11/11

The Prime Minister has delivered a formal apology to all survivors abused while in the care of the state. Karl Taupari is a survivor and the chair of NZ Collective Of Abused In State Care Charitable Trust and he spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:28:18

Prime Minister makes formal apology to abuse survivors

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2024/11/11

Christopher Luxon delivers a formal apology to people abused in state care, from parliament.

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00:18:48

Business correspondent Dan Brunskill

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2024/11/11

The Prime Minister has had his first phone meeting with the US President-Elect, Donald Trump this morning. Business correspondent Dan Brunskill discusses the outlook for NZ-US Trade. Also recent employment statistics and and update on the parliamentary inquiry into banking. Dan Brunskill is a journalist with Interest.co.nz, specialising in economics

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00:10:40

Around the motu: Piers Fuller in Wairarapa

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2024/11/11

Piers discusses a new campaign to explore options for a toll road over the Remutaka range in a bid to boost the region's resilience. Those attending Martinborough's wine festival will now be able to soak in the summer vibes thanks to a change in date. With Carterton having already opted out of a Wellington water model, all eyes are on Masterton and South Wairarapa to see if they will follow suit. And what's going on with the price of butter? Piers Fuller is the Editor of the Wairarapa

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00:10:37

Adult literacy policy: where are the voices of those...

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2024/11/11

An investigation by a Waikato University student has revealed no one with a learning disability has ever been asked about, or involved in making any adult literacy policy in New Zealand. Dr Nicolina Newcombe - who recently earned a PhD for her work - also discovered that as a result many adult learner are being excluded from literacy education, and therefore the ability to gain other higher education opportunities. Her study sought to explore the problem, and investigate how policies could be

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00:04:42

Book review: Odyssey by Stephen Fry

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2024/11/11

Louise O'Brien reviews Odyssey by Stephen Fry published by Penguin Random House

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00:02:21

Survivors of Abuse in State Care gather

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2024/11/11

Survivors of Abuse in State Care are gathering around the country ahead of the formal apology in parliament this morning. The Prime Minister will deliver the apology on behalf of the crown at parliament around 11.30am. RNZ reporter Kate Green is at Pipitea Marae in Thordon, Wellington, where up to 200 people are gathered.

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00:25:03

Daniel Kalderimis: how I got my zest back

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2024/11/11

Daniel Kalderimis is a successful Wellington litigation lawyer, a Kings Counsel, happily married with three daughters. In his 40s though, he fell into serious depression and set out to "fix" himself. It turned out to be a very different journey to the one he'd expected. Daniel Kalderimis recovered, and found his zest again. But along the way, he realised that some of the things that made him who he was : someone focussed on problems and risks, perfectionism, high productivity, and a desire for

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00:11:58

USA correspondent Danielle Kurtzleben

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2024/11/11

NPR Washington political correspondent joins Kathryn to discuss the breakdown of voters who elected Donald Trump, the right-leaning makeup of the Senate and possibly the house, and the result of votes on abortion rights protections. Danielle Kurtzleben is a political correspondent assigned to NPR's Washington Desk.

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00:07:18

More vets heading to rural areas but need still great

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2024/11/11

A scheme incentivising veterinary graduates to move to rural regions has hit record participation levels - but industry leaders say more are needed. 35 graduates have been placed in rural areas this year under the Voluntary Bonding Scheme, the highest number the programme has ever had since it started in 2009. Participants are paid $55,000 over five years towards their student loan, on top of a salary. But the Veterinary Association says in order to meet demand, the scheme should double the

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00:07:01

COP29 opens: what can these climate talks achieve?

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2024/11/11

The global climate conference COP 29, gets underway today in Azerbaijan, focussing on how much money should to developing countries to cope with climate related costs. The UN summit comes against a fading hope of containing global warming to 1.5 degrees, and the US election result that could see it exit the Paris agreement. The Guardian's Environment Editor Fiona Harvey is there.

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