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00:05:55

UK: Last coal-fired plant closing

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2024/09/30

Europe correspondent Diane To spoke to Lisa Owen about the United Kingdom's last coal fired plant shutting down and railway closures effecting people wanting to visit England over the Christmas holidays.

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00:04:51

Evening business for Monday 30/09

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2024/09/30

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:02:15

No new oil and gas fields likely to be discovered in...

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2024/09/30

No new oil and gas fields are likely to be discovered in the next ten years. That's according to the government's own advice on repealing the oil and gas exploraton ban. The latest modelling, urgently released under the Official Information Act and obtained by RNZ, says in the short term repealing the ban is not likely to significantly bolster gas supplies from existing fields, either. Instead, the analysis shows government officials think reversing the ban will encourage fossil fuel companies

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00:05:13

Black Ferns kick off WXV1 campaign against Ireland

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2024/09/30

The Black Ferns have kicked off their WXV1 campaign against Ireland in Canada this afternoon.This was just the third time the two nations' women's rugby teams have met, sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:55

Greenpeace suing Fonterra for allegedly misleading...

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2024/09/30

Greenpeace is suing the diary giant for allegedly misleading customers by claiming its anchor butter is 100% New Zealand grassfed. The environmental group claims the reality is that 20% of a Fonterra dairy cow's diet could be imported palm kernal, linked to deforestation.Greenpeace spokesperson, Sinead Deighton-O'Flynn spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:07:51

Clutha Mayor speaks on Dunedin Hospital U-turn

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2024/09/30

35,000 people marched in Dunedin at the weekend, opposing the government's announcement that the redevelopment will need to be revised due to a budget blow out. Prior to being elected, National campaigned on delivering Dunedin a hospital that would be fit for purpose for generations, not just a patch-up job. A report commissioned by the government concludes the current hospital plans probably can't be delivered within the 1.88 billion dollar budget and could balloon out to 3 billion. Cuts,

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00:05:27

Social media pressure leading young men to take PIED's

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2024/09/30

Fuelled by fitness and gym content online, some young men say they're turning to risky and illegal measures to change their appearance. Checkpoint spoke to men in their twenties, who say the pressure from social media to look a certain way led to them using performance and image enhancing drugs. They say conversations about using steroids and other banned substances are becoming more open in gyms and among younger people, with even high school students talking about using, Bella Craig

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00:04:03

Less than half of flood damaged homeowners opt in...

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2024/09/30

It's the last day for Auckland homeowners with flood affected homes to sign up to the council's buyout scheme - but less than half of the flood damaged property owners have opted in. Advocacy group 'West Auckland is Flooding' said that's because the categorisation scheme puts many of the homeowners into negative equity and leaves them facing an impossible choice: face financial ruin or risk being flooded again, Louise Ternouth explains.

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00:04:12

PM targets infrastructure in latest quarterly plan...

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2024/09/30

As the heat on Costello turns up, the Prime Minister has just spoken to reporters, deputy Editor Craig McCulloch spoke to Lisa Owen about the details.

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00:02:41

Opposition accuses Costello of corruption

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2024/09/30

The pressure is mounting on the Associate Health Minister to explain why she slashed tax on heated tobacco products - against officials' advice. The opposition has accused Casey Costello of corrpution. But she said she was acting on her own independent advice, although she won't say where it came from, political reporter Lillian Hanly reports.

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00:03:44

Parents taking kids out of school to get cheaper...

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2024/09/30

Parents say it's time airlines stopped sending airfare prices sky high during the school holidays so they don't have to take their kids out of school to nab cheaper fares. It's the first week of the school holidays and thousands more people are travelling around the country and overseas - but many timed their flights during the school term, Amy Williams has the story.

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00:04:06

Muchirahondo found guilty of 17 counts of rape and...

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2024/09/30

John Hope Muchirahondo has been found guilty of 17 counts of rape and sexual assault. The 38-year-old Christchurch man has been convicted of raping eight women and sexually assaulting a ninth. He was also found guilty on one count of not providing access to a cell phone. The jury delivered its verdicts during the 10th day of deliberations. Muchirahondo was found not guilty on eight charges of sexual offending and the jury couldn't reach a verdict on five others, reporter Anna Sargent was at

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00:04:42

Draw for new-look Super Rugby Pacific released

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2024/09/30

The draw for the new-look Super Rugby Pacific competition has been released with more bye rounds and new home grounds on the schedule.Organisers have put a focus on rivalry match-ups and family-friendly fixtures, sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:05:16

Calls for cats terrorising native wildlife to be...

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2024/09/30

Tasman council is considering a new by-law that would mean all domestic cats have to be desexed, microchipped and on a national register by the time they are six months old.The region's existing cat population would get until 2027 to comply. But some environmentalists say cats are literally gutting the bird population and restrictions need to go even further. Gillian Pollock, a volunteer from Nelson Tasman Forest and Bird spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:24

Israel expanding its bombing campaign in Lebanon

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2024/09/30

Middle East Correspondent Jacob Brown spoke to Lisa Owen about the lastest on the ground 2 days on from the wave of Israeli attacks which killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut and the wider implications of recent attacks on the region.

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00:07:16

Air NZ to stop direct flights from Wellington to...

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2024/09/30

A community leader said Air New Zealand's putting profit ahead of its social responsibility to service the regions after the national carrier confirmed it's canning direct flights from Invercargill to Wellington from January next year. This means people travelling from the deep south will have to go through Christchurch. Air New Zealand said tough economic times means domestic demand's softened particularly in the regions. The Invercargill Licensing Trust run 23 different establishments and is

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00:10:09

Here Now

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2024/09/30

Experience a tour of Wellington's long-lost Chinatown.

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00:24:32

How the pandemic made me an introvert

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2024/09/30

From extrovert to an introvert in one pandemic.

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00:26:35

Expert Feature: Sleep

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2024/09/30

Everything you wanted to know about sleep but were too tired to ask.

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00:11:01

Made in NZ: spearfishing gear by wettie.co.nz

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2024/09/30

Seeing a need for NZ made spearfishing gear, six times NZ Spearfishing Champion, Darren Shields decided to create his own.

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