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00:02:17

Severe weather leaves Northland in clean up mode

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2026/03/27

The severe weather that swept into Northland has moved swiftly down the island, leaving the region in clean up & recovery mode and others bracing for impact. Kaikohe residents are being asked to urgently conserve water after the town's treatment plant was damaged by flooding. In Kaitaia a rapid relief team's been serving free meals to evacuees. NZTA is urging caution with an number of roads damaged.

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00:08:17

RNZ Pacific News at 4pm for 27 March 2026

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2026/03/27

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:15:46

Critter of the Week with Nicola Toki

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2026/03/27

Iolanthe cicadas are one of our smallest cicada species, found in the North Island from the Coromandel Peninsula to Wellington. This species has become extremely rare in the wild and there are very few modern sightings or recordings. Males have a very high-pitched song used for calling females. Because of the high frequency of the song, some adults may not be able to hear the call at all. Due to its lack of sightings, its threat status is unknown. However, its rarity is worrying, especially

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00:07:55

Weekend Stuff: Trees of Remembrance

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2026/03/27

Landscape designer Tony Murrell is with Jesse to discuss what you should plant if you're looking to pay tribute to or remember somebody special to you. His suggestions are:Jacaranda mimosifolia flowering late spring early summer. Prunus mountain haze or awanui good for small gardens soft pink flowers. Metrosiderous excelsa , moon maiden [yellow flower] or scarlett pimpernel [ smaller growing coastal sport form red flowering late December through January] and Mistral upright Rata Sport named

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00:09:27

Food: Hummingbird Cake

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2026/03/27

Julie Biuso from Shared Kitchen shares her recipe for Hummingbird cake. One story behind this cake goes that it is sweet enough to attract and delight a hummingbird. It's easier to make a two-tiered cake rather than the usual three, and most home cooks are unlikely to own three matching cake tins. The sponges are oil-based and have a light texture. It's one of those lovely cake batters that doesn't call for butter, sugar, and eggs to be creamed, but like muffin batters, don't beat it - just mix

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00:07:35

RNZ Pacific News at 3pm for 27 March 2026

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2026/03/27

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:12:49

Film Review: If I Had Legs I'd Kick You

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2026/03/27

Afternoons critic Kate Rodger is here to share what's on at the cinema: No Tears on the Field If I Had Legs I'd Kick You

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00:12:49

Afternoons: No Tears on the Field, If I Had Legs I'd...

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2026/03/27

Afternoons critic Kate Rodger is here to share what's on at the cinema.

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00:07:42

RNZ Pacific News at 2pm for 27 March 2026

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2026/03/27

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:04:43

Freaky Friday!

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2026/03/27

It's the home for your spooky stories and eerie coincidences. If you have an experience to share get in touch on 2101 or email me at jesse@rnz.co.nz and one of our producers might give you a call. Today we're speaking to Christine, who listens to the show from New Jersey in the USA.

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00:19:03

Midday Report Essentials for Friday 27 March 2026

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2026/03/27

An update on New Zealand's fuel supply levels; Weekly political chat with Patrick Gower; The Loemis Festival is coming back to Wellington in June for its eleventh year.

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00:09:34

Former Wiggle Emma Watkins on how she became Emma Memma!

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2026/03/27

Emma Watkins, is one of Australia - and New Zealand's - most beloved children's entertainers. Known for her time as the iconic 'Yellow Wiggle' she's continued to captivate kids of all ages with her character, Emma Memma. She's back in New Zealand and joins Jesse to explain why.

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00:07:34

World record attempt: Why Jono Ridler is swimming for...

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2026/03/27

Depending on the conditions he swims two six-hour stints a day, five days in a row, before taking a rest day. He's attempting to break the world record for the longest unassisted staged swim, all to raise awareness for ocean health and call for an end to bottom trawling, one of the most destructive fishing practices still allowed in New Zealand waters He's teamed up with Peter Burling and Blair Tuke's marine conservation charity, Live Ocean, to deliver a petition to Parliament and is now just

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00:09:35

Humans and animals are attracted to the same mating...

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2026/03/27

Humans may have more in common with animals than we thought, especially when it comes to attraction. New research suggests we're drawn to the same mating calls as other species supporting Darwin's observation that animals share our "taste for the beautiful." Dr Sam Mehr from the University of Auckland and Yale University is the senior author of this new study, he joins Jesse.

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00:05:07

A piece of New Zealand in a Hollywood blockbuster

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2026/03/27

'Project Hail Mary' - the new Hollywood blockbuster starting Ryan Gosling, has a New Zealand connection. One of the film's most pivotal scenes includes a recording of the classic Waiata 'Po Atarau'. The version in the film was recorded in 1976 by the Turakina Girls' College choir Ex-student, and former principal of the school - which closed in 2015 - Terehia Channings is with Jesse.a

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00:10:05

Is NZ heading towards the privatisation of health care?

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2026/03/27

Data from Stats NZ shows that trust in our public health system has been falling for well over a decade. 35 percent of New Zealand adults invest in health insurance, many of you citing long waits and unreliability of the public system as the reason why. In a new paper published in the New Zealand Medical Journal, Dr Erik Monasterio examines whether we are rapidly moving towards the privatisation of health care. He discusses with Jesse.

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00:04:11

Midday sports news

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2026/03/26

An update on the latest news and results from RNZ's sports team.

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00:06:36

Loemis Festival to bring Wellington alive in middle...

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2026/03/26

The Loemis Festival is coming back to Wellington in June for its eleventh year. Festival director Andrew Laking spoke to Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira.

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00:05:55

Political chat

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2026/03/26

Weekly chat about the week in politics with Patrick Gower.

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00:05:01

Midday Business News

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2026/03/26

The latest news from RNZ's business team.

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