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00:34:59

Proverbs

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2025/11/25

The team translate some of the world's most recognisable proverbs: phrases passed down through generations, across cultures and continents.

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00:31:40

Sir Bill English

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2025/11/25

Sir Bill English weighs in on Chris Luxon’s performance and whether National should consider a new leader before the election. He also reflects on his years working with Te Pāti Māori, and why he barely recognises the party today.

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00:24:36

The rising cost of taking a gamble on the what-ifs

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2025/11/25

As the cost of insurance rises, Consumer NZ sees worrying signs that more people are dropping their house insurance

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00:20:24

The Panel Plus for 25 November 2025

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2025/11/25

An extra half hour of The Panel with Wallace Chapman, where to begin, he's joined by Nights host Emile Donovan. Then, award winning fashion writer Emma Gleason is in studio to discuss "bogan style". What is it and where did it come from?

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00:23:16

The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Ian Powell, Part 2

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2025/11/25

In part two, the spread of wilding pines in Southland is fast approaching the point of no return -- that's the warning issued. But funding has been cut, and control efforts have been described as 'treading water'. Then, the panel hears about plans to re-establish the Mornington cable car in Dunedin. The Dunedin Heritage Light Rail Trust chairperson Gina Browne outlines their vision.

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00:24:08

The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Ian Powell, Part 1

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2025/11/25

Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Jo McCarroll and Ian Powell. First up, the government is announcing a "serious shake up" of local government today. The announcement is at 5pm and The Panel will have expert analysis with local government commentator Stefan Speller. Then, schools have been crying out about the pace of change to the curriculum. The whole thing has been rewritten for years zero to eight, and the updates have been met with enthusiasm from some, and

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00:05:28

Hezbollah considering options after top commander...

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2025/11/25

Middle East correspondent Jacob Brown spoke to Lisa Owen about Hezbollah who says it is looking at its options after an Israeli strike killed one of its top commanders, as well as reports of more deadly attacks in Gaza.

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00:04:18

Children killed in Sanson fire remembered at funeral

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2025/11/25

A special musical tribute from a New Zealand entertainer filled an auditorium in Palmerston North today as mourners gathered to farewell the three children killed in a fire at their home in the Manawatu town of Sanson. 7-year-old August, 5-year-old Hugo, and 1-year-old Goldie Field died in the blaze earlier this month. Their father, Dean Field, was also killed in what's being treated in a murder-suicide, but the children's funeral today was about remembering three bright young lives tragically

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00:04:46

Evening business for 25 November 2025

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2025/11/25

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:03:52

Peter Burling says control Team NZ wanted over him...

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2025/11/25

Shots have been fired following a high profile split in New Zealand sailing. Peter Burling says the control Team New Zealand wanted over him, forced him out of the America's Cup crew. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:11

Plan for biggest shake up to local government in...

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2025/11/25

The government is planning a shake up of local governmenting, including replacing regional councils with Combined Territories Board; made up of mayors. The government says it will strip out duplication and drive down complexity and compliance costs. Chair of Local Government New Zealand's Regional Sector, Dr Deon Swiggs spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:02:40

Bodies recovered after climbers die on Mt Cook

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2025/11/25

The bodies of two climbers who died near the summit of Aoraki Mt Cook have been recovered from the mountain. The mountain guide and a climber died after a fall shortly before midnight on Monday. The pair were in a group of four who were attempting a grand traverse of Aoraki Mt Cook. Samantha Gee has more.

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00:09:55

Regional councils to be axed in radical government...

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2025/11/25

Regional councils as you know them could be for the chop under a radical plan unveiled by the government. Under the proposal 11 regional councils would be axed, and replaced with new combined territories boards; made up of mayors from the regions cities and district councils. Mayors will work together to govern the regions. It's the biggest shake up in local government in more than three and half decades. Minister for Local Government Simon Watts spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:55

Money for research funding drying up says scientist

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2025/11/25

A well known scientist says she's out of options for funding her research as it gets even tougher to get grants or donations. PHD students are also facing an up hill battle. Award wininng microbiologist Siouxsie Wiles has been turned down for four grants for her research into the safety of resusable menstrual cups. She says when economic times are tough, money for research dries up and funding decisions tend to get more conservative. University of Auckland Associate Professor Siouxsie Wiles

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00:04:54

Homeowners blindsided as houses don't meet resource...

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2025/11/25

More west Auckland homeowners have been blind-sided by news that their front and back yards don't meet resource consents requirements and have been hit with bills stretching into the thousands. Some properties in the Kumeu development were purchased over a year ago, and owners says neither their real estate agents nor lawyers told them that their homes weren't fully consented. The developer is now in liquidation, and the council has come after the homeowners to pick up the tab. Lucy Xia

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00:04:50

Names of abuse suvivors published online in MSD...

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2025/11/25

The names of five people seeking compensation for sexual abuse in state care were published online in a privacy breach by the Ministry of Social Development. The ministry has removed the link to documents naming the five, but Google searches of the names were still bringing up the MSD information in the search engine's AI summary as of yesterday morning. The ministry has apologised and says the breach was due to human error. Our reporter Jimmy Ellingham has the story, and a warning, this report

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00:03:29

Everton player red carded for slapping his own team-mate

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2025/11/25

A player has been red carded in the English Premier League for slapping his own team-mate. Everton enjoyed their first Premier League win at Manchester United's home turf in 12 years - that's despite playing nearly the entire game with 10 men after the altercation. Sports reporter Bridget Tunnicliffe spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:14

Renowned Hills Hats seeks crowdfunding

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2025/11/25

"Without hats there is no civilization" according to French fashion designer Christian Dior. But as people tighten their belts it seems headwear is suffering with a renowned Wellington milliner, Hills Hats fighting to stay open. The 150 year old business, one of Aotearoa's oldest manufacturers, is relying on crowd funding to help cover the cost of relocating to a more compact factory, and to keep going in the face of rising costs. Hills Hats chief executive Simon Smuts-Kennedy spoke to Lisa

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00:04:34

US judge dismisses case against former FBI director

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2025/11/25

US correspondent Todd Zwillich spoke to Lisa Owen about a judge dismissing two significant legal cases, including one against former FBI director James Comey, as well as the US upping pressure on Venezuela's president after designating a group in the country a terrorist organisation.

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00:06:50

Consumers warned to assume imported products aren't...

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2025/11/25

Consumers are being warned to assume imported products including kids play things are not being tested and its best to avoid anything that could be contaminated or faulty. An asbestos scare has prompted a recall of several brands of children coloured play sand. It expanded yesterday with two more products added. Some of the coloured sands are laced with Tremolite asbestos, despite it being illegal to import any product containing asbestos. University of Auckland law professor Alex Sims spoke to

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