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00:03:39

Darleen Tana officially ejected from Parliament

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2024/10/22

Darleen Tana has been officially ejected from Parliament - after the Green Party last week agreed to make use of the waka-jumping provision. It ends a turbulent seven-month saga for the Greens - but they're not the only ones at Parliament caught in turbulent times, deputy political editor Craig McCulloch spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:36

Dunedin Hospital cuts could be fatal - specialist

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2024/10/22

"Uninformed and unintelligent," cuts to the new Dunedin Hospital could be fatal according to a top specialist. Checkpoint understands the planned sixth level of the inpatient building could be scrapped altogether, including mental health beds for the elderly as way of trimming the budget.The government's rethinking the new hospital after revealing the price tag could blow out to three billion dollars. It's insisting the project be completed within the current 1.9 billion dollar budget, despite

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00:07:48

Crown observer to monitor Wellington City Council

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2024/10/22

Eyes are on Wellington City council, officially. The local government minister's appointing a crown observer to monitor and report back on what he has described as a shambles Things came to a head after a plan, that was supported by Mayor Tory Whanau, to sell council's stake in Wellington Airport was vetoed. fracturing the council further. The money was to fund development and an insurance gap the city would face if it had to rebuild after a disaster. Meaning it's back to the drawing board for

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00:08:09

NZ should look at Australia's disability housing...

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2024/10/22

New Zealand should be looking across the ditch for disability housing standards according to one advocacy service. Advocacy group Disability Connect describes the accesible housing situation in Aotearoa as dire - with only 2 percent of homes built to a standard where a wheelchair user could visit. It said rather than leaving it to the market New Zealand needs to adopt a more disability inclusive building code like Australia's. Michael Bleasdale is the former Executive officer of the advocacy

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00:03:43

Over 2000 people attend national hui for Maori unity

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2024/10/22

Over 2000 people attended the final national hui for Maori unity at Tuahiwi Marae north of Christchurch today. Ngai Tahu hosted the hui where discussions focussed on indigenous economics. A regulatory authority to oversee development on Maori land and even a Maori bank were all up for discussion, Pokere Paewai is there.

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00:02:45

Young people at justice facility spend 15 hours on roof

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2024/10/22

13 young people at a youth justice facility in South Auckland spent over 15 hours on the roof of the building, after escaping from their units last night. It's not the first time Korowai Manaaki in Wiri has been in the spotlight - with a similar incident happening in July last year. An internal review found that staffing shortages was a factor. A report by the Young People's Commission released in June found that staff were also smuggling in contraband and roughing up children. Meanwhile,

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00:04:54

All Black side to face Japan has been named

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2024/10/22

Sports reporter Jamie Walll spoke to Lisa Owen about the All Black side to face Japan hot off the press and Portia Woodman-Wickliffe being back for a new team next year in Super Rugby Aupiki.

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00:06:36

Whakatane man looking to reunite British War medal...

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2024/10/22

A military mission of a different kind, to reunite a World War one medal with its whanau. The British War medal was found dropped on the ground in a carpark at Ohope beach in Whakatane just after Anzac Day in April. Whakatane man Sandy Milne picked it up and has been looking for its owner since. He's tried the RSA , the local community and police - but its all been a dead end. Sandy Milne spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:51

'Central Park Five' are taking Donald Trump to court

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2024/10/22

United States correspondent Todd Zwillich spoke to Lisa Owen about Elon Musk causing a stir with his latest move as the country edges closer to the election, the exonerated men who make up the 'Central Park Five' taking Donald Trump to court and a highly publicised and divisive case involving an ex-Marine going to trial in New York.

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00:06:33

Health Coalition not convinced Ka Ora Ka Ako meals...

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2024/10/22

Chicken Katsu, tex mex mince beef, pasta salad, and butter chicken are all on the menu for the government's Ka Ora, Ka Ako school lunch programme, but maybe not as you know and love them. Looking at photos of the meals it's a little tricky to determine what's, what, without specific labels. One for example has two scoops of white rice and half a takeaway container of whats looks like meat in a brown gravy like sauce. All students Year 0 to 8 will get a 240 gram meal and older students get a

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00:19:45

The Official Cash Rate is down, but are you up on the...

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2024/10/22

The OCR goes up to bring inflation down. So now that the OCR is falling, what does it mean for inflation - and what does that mean for New Zealanders?

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00:08:01

The Pre-Panel for 22 October 2024

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2024/10/22

Today on the pre-panel producer Tom Riste-Smith joins Wallace Chapman & Jesse Mulligan to preview tonight's show and discuss the role fear plays in making friends. [picture id="4L0L6LV_killerklowns_1200_1200_675_675_crop_000000_jpg" crop="16x10" layout="full"]

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00:16:19

Midday Report Essentials for Tuesday 22 October 2024

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2024/10/22

In today's episode, former Green MP Darleen Tana has officially been ejected from Parliament. A group of young people who were protesting on the roof of a youth justice facility in South Auckland have come down. Discussions on indigenous economics is top of the agenda at the final national hui for Maori kotahitanga in the South Island today. The consumer watchdog has revealed the most disappointing businesses, products and services uncovered by its experts this year. And 15 New Zealanders

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00:01:47

60 hours into an ultra marathon

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2024/10/21

Yesterday Midday Report spoke with ultra marathon runner Julia Chamberlain as she was competing in the World Backyard Ultra Marathon. At that point, 15 New Zealanders had been running 6.7km every hour since 1am on Sunday morning. Well it's now Tuesday and six runners are still going - that's 60 hours and almost 400 kilometres under their belts. Sam Harvey speaks to Charlotte live from the race.

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00:02:31

Darleen Tana ejected from Parliament

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2024/10/21

The embattled MP Darleen Tana has officially been ejected from Parliament. The Green Party co-leaders wrote to the Speaker late last week, making use of the waka-jumping provision after delegates voted in favour of its use. Deputy political editor Craig McCulloch speaks to Charlotte.

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00:05:28

Consumer's inaugural 'Yeah Nah Awards'

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2024/10/21

The consumer watchdog has revealed the most disappointing businesses, products and services uncovered by its experts this year. Consumer's inaugural Yeah, Nah Awards highlight the worst of the worst in business, which they hope will pressure poor-performing companies to up their game. So, who are the winners - or in this case, the losers? Charlotte finds out from Consumer chief executive Jon Duffy.

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00:04:53

Midday Rural News for 22 October 2024

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2024/10/21

A five kilometre wide fire is continuing to spread in Waikato.

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00:02:16

Midday Sports News for 22 October 2024

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2024/10/21

Rookie All Black Peter Lakai is leaning on his more experienced teammates.

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00:59:57

WHOSHOTSCOTT & Sam Cullen

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2024/10/21

Today's episode includes Janay chatting to Sam Cullen ahead of One's To Watch, So'omalo talking to a very busy WHOSHOTSCOTT and we have a serious team hui in regards to our group chat situation, rakau korero and all.

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00:08:47

Midday Business News for 22 October 2024

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2024/10/21

A jumbo sized rate cut could hurt the economy.

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