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00:04:04

Clean Up Begins in Far North

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2026/03/27

It has been a very tough few days for communities in the far north of the country, with some areas receiving around two and a half months' worth of rain in the past 72 hours. In Northland, Civil Defence teams are continuing to assess the damage, and residents are beginning the clean-up. Both the Far North and Whangarei districts are set to remain under a state of emergency for a further six days. To get the latest on the situation, RNZ Pacific journalist Kaya Selby is in Kerikeri.

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00:08:17

RNZ Pacific News at 8pm for 27 March 2026

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2026/03/27

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:23:22

Off-grid, thriving and feeding whanau without fossil...

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2026/03/27

Bullocks and horses power the Land's farm in the Hokianga where three generations live off-grid, growing practically all their own food without the need for fossil fuels. Country Life spent a morning with the families whose way of life echoes more traditional modes of farming last century.

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00:11:24

Roots that run deep - Capri tomatoes

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2026/03/27

From Italy to Wellington's south coast, growing and eating great food is central to the Cuccurullo family maintaining its cultural heritage. For the past 60 years, they've kept the tradition of growing tomatoes from seeds first sourced in Capri in the 1960s.

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00:07:41

Standing up for migrant farmers

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2026/03/27

Anisha talks to Filipina farmer and advocate Kristine Asuncion about the value migrants bring to rural jobs and communities.

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00:50:38

Full Episode for Friday 27 March 2026

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2026/03/27

Country Life meets a family using bullock-power instead of diesel to grow their own food and gets a taste of the tomatoes grown by some of Wellington's Italian community.

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00:06:19

On the Farm

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2026/03/27

A wrap of conditions on farms and orchards around the country.

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00:16:04

Fuel crisis forces rationing plan revisions - just in...

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2026/03/27

In Focus on Politics, Russell Palmer gauges the government's response to rising fuel prices and the plan for handling any shortages.

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00:05:39

UK growth forecast suffers huge hit in wake of Iran war

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2026/03/27

United Kingdom correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about the growth forecast or the UK suffering a huge hit in the wake of the Iran war, as well as the British Armed Forces turning their attention to Russia's shadow fleet.

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00:01:46

Evening business for 27 March 2026

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2026/03/27

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:03:50

Another loss might spell the end for Adesanya

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2026/03/27

Kiwi MMA legend Israel Adesanya will headline UFC Fight Night in Seattle, where another loss may spell the end for the former champion. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:07:04

Two decade wait for medicines for rare genetic disorder

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2026/03/27

A group representing people with a rare genetic disorder say they've been waiting almost two decades for some critical drugs to be funded. Fabry disease is caused by a missing enzyme, and can lead to life threatening complications including organ failure. There is no cure but there are treatments available overseas to slow degeneration from the disease. Deborah Klyer from Fabry New Zealand spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:12:00

Fuel plan outlined with 'no need for stockpiling'

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2026/03/27

There is no need to stockpile - that's the message from the government as it reveals the details of its fuel response plan. The plan sets out the four phases of the response - including what criteria will trigger a move between them. Phases three and four would bring in priority bands to see who gets dibs - but the government is confident that right now, there's enough supply coming in. Political reporter Giles Dexter has more.

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00:04:15

New marae homecoming for New Plymouth hapū

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2026/03/27

A new marae under construction in New Plymouth - a city that hasn't had a functioning marae for about 150 years - represents a homecoming for manu whenua. Ngāti Te Whiti hapū is building the 15-million-dollar Ngāmotu Marae, overlooking Port Taranaki, and hopes it will become a focal point for the wider community. Taranaki Whanganui reporter Robin Martin has more.

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00:06:18

More KiwiSaver hardship withdrawals as markets and...

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2026/03/27

A KiwiSaver provider says more people are asking about dipping into their KiwiSaver due to hardship - as the cost of living and market volatility bites. Figures from Inland Revenue show last month almost 5000 kiwis withdrew $41.2 million due to financial hardship up from $37 million in February 2025. That was before the war in Iran caused the fuel prices to skyrocket and rattled the financial market. Generate KiwiSaver's Head of investment, Greg Smith spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:15

Closure of major Waikato intersection causing...

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2026/03/27

A council's decision to close a major intersection in the Waikato for roadworks has turned the area into commuter chaos, say locals. Several crashes have ensued on the Waikato Expressway at two interchanges, as displaced traffic causes signficant congestion during rush hour. As Natalie Akoorie reports, residents are fearful someone will be killed.

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00:05:14

Rennie's coaching squad tasted with selecting...

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2026/03/27

With Dave Rennie's coaching squad assembled, the new crew now turn their attention to the players they'll task with resurrecting the national side, their next audition coming in round seven of Super Rugby Pacific. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:05:14

Woolworths fined thousands over rat infestation

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2026/03/27

Woolworths New Zealand has been fined thousands of dollars for failing to properly deal with a rat infestation at its South Dunedin supermarket. More than 20 rats were caught when the supermarket closed for close to three weeks in February 2024 to eliminate the furry problem. The company was charged and pleaded guilty last year before appearing for sentencing in the Dunedin District Court this afternoon. Tess Brunton spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:05:13

Venezuela's former president appears in front of US...

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2026/03/27

Americas correspondent, Katie Silver spoke to Lisa Owen about Venezuela's former president Nicolas Maduro appearing in front of a US court today, as well as US-Cuba tensions escalating - with Fidel Castro's brother reportedly becoming involved in discussions between the two countries.

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00:05:01

Couple's home flooded while still be repaired from...

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2026/03/27

In Northland, a retired couple's Ōakura home has been flooded again while still being repaired after a storm in January that severely damaged the property. Ōakura was still in clean up mode after some people were forced out of their homes more than two months ago. The couple had only just moved back home before yesterday's rain. Ōakura resident Linda Kelsall spoke to Lisa Owen.

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