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00:03:29

Moment of Calm: Another log on the fire

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2024/09/18

Get a little cosy for this week's Moment of Calm

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00:03:13

Lester Levy working second job as university lecturer

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2024/09/18

The new health tsar is defending his commitment to the role - after revelations he is continuing to work a second job as a university lecturer. The Health NZ commissioner Lester Levy fronted before a Parliamentary select committee this morning - for the first time since assuming the position, deputy political editor Craig McCulloch spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:42

Aotearoa behind in funding modern medicines -...

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2024/09/18

Sick New zealanders are missing out top clinical drug trials because Aotearoa is already behind the pack when it comes to funding modern medicines, according some specialists. Many trials require would be participants to have access to what's known as "standard of care drugs", that's the best available medicines, to provide a comparison to the trial drug. A 2022 to 2023 Medicines New Zealand report said Aotearoa is on average twice as slow to publicly fund modern medicines as comparable

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00:07:09

Paul Tainui had criminal psychopath traits in 2010 -...

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2024/09/18

A coroner has found convicted murderer Paul Tainui would have had the traits of a criminal psychopath in 2010 but it wasn't detected when the Parole Board asked for him to be assessed. Tainui, who was born Paul Russell Wilson - raped and murdered Kimberley Schroder in 1994. Before his release for that crime in 2010, Tainui went through psychological testing and it was found he did not meet the level to be assessed a psychopath and was low risk of reoffending in most circumstances. But Coroner

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00:03:21

Oji Fibre solutions paper mill closes, 72 jobs lost

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2024/09/18

Soaring power prices and rising labour costs have combined to force the closure of a third mill, taking 72 people's jobs with it. The Japanese owned Oji Fibre Solutions said it had no other option but to shut down its paper recycling plant in Auckland and lay off the staff. Many of those now feel they have no choice but to take their skills overseas. The closure comes just three weeks after 230 workers at Winstone Pulp International were told those two mills were closing for good. The Oji

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00:09:11

RNZ News at 5pm, September 18

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2024/09/18

All the top stories and other headlines from the day

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00:05:47

Plans to restore Wellingtons Band Rotunda ditched

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2024/09/18

Plans to restore Wellington's iconic Band Rotunda on Oriental Parade have been ditched. Once a premiere hospitalitality venue, some residents now say it's an eye sore after closing more than a decade ago. The UFO-like building is perched on a premo spot on the water. However, by mutal agreement, the council and its chosen developer have decided terminate a deal to resusitate the Rotunda, because the patch up is too pricey and no-one is interested in leasing the building, developer Maurice Clark

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00:03:33

Jury hear defence's closing arguments in Polkinghorne...

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2024/09/18

The defence of Philip Polkinghorne has pushed one message at the last day of his trial: this man is no killer. The jury in the trial of the former Auckland eye surgeon, accused of murdering his wife in 2021, have heard the final closing arguments from the defence. The crown has described Polkinghorne as a master manipulator who strangled Hanna and staged her death. The defence maintains she took her own life, a warning this story mentions suicide. Maia Ingoe reports.

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00:03:05

Some of Aotearoa's best speakers set to compete in...

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2024/09/18

One of the new initiatives for this year's Wiki o te Reo Maori is Waha Kōrero - a speech competition aimed at intermediate and advanced speakers. With the winner taking home a $10,000 cash prize and the mana of placing first, some of nation's best speakers will descend on Te Whanganui a Tara this weekend to flex their Te Reo muscles, Pokere Paewai reports.

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00:04:19

Scottish govt backs bid to host smaller Commonwealth...

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2024/09/18

The 2026 Commonwealth Games has been rescued from the brink.The Scottish government announced overnight it's backed a bid for Glasgow to host a scaled-down version of the event - 12 years after the city last hosted the Games.The 2026 edition was originally slated for Victoria, Australia, but they withdrew as hosts due to rising costs. Sports correspondent Dana Johannsen spoke to Lisa Owen about the developments.

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00:05:45

Com Com filing charges against Jetstar

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2024/09/18

Jetstar is headed to court over claims it misled customers about their rights to compensation for delayed or cancelled flights. The Commerce Commission is filing charges against the budget airline under the Fair Trading Act. It alleges Jetstar's communications likely discouraged customers from seeking compensation for flight disruptions that were within the airline's control and the Commerce Commission said that Jetstar probably denied legitimate claims. Commerce Commission General Manager

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00:04:51

American pastor released after 20 years in Chinese...

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2024/09/18

Asia correspondent Erin Hale spoke to Lisa Owen about an American pastor being released after spending 2 decades being held in a Chinese prison, a new Hong Kong law resulting in the first conviction of a person for wearing a protest T-shirt and how much power costs in Taipei and how it is generated.

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00:01:22

How heavily should employers monitor work trips?

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2024/09/18

How heavily should employers be monitoring work trips? Visual journalist Reece Baker hit the streets to see what people think.

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00:06:47

Virgin forced to reinstate employee after wrongful...

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2024/09/18

An airline's been forced to reinstate a cabin crew member after a tribunal found they wrongly sacked him for breaching the airlines alcohol policy and having sex while on fatigue leave. Dylan Macnish was dismissed after two incident in 2023. He drank a glass of prosecco at a Virgin xmas party within 7 and a half hours of work flight, company policy is no alcohol within eight hours of duty.Another time he was unable to sleep after a helping a passenger who had a suspected a stroke at the

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00:09:04

The Pre-Panel for 18th September 2024

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2024/09/18

Today on the pre-Panel, Wallace Chapman previews tonight's show with Jesse Mulligan. Plus producer Sam Hollis talks about movies which just didn't live up to the hype and a list of the world's most over-rated films.

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00:12:43

Our Changing World – Finding a cancer-causing genetic...

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2024/09/18

Almost 30 years ago a team of researchers banded together to investigate an aggressive form of stomach cancer that was responsible for early deaths in one Tauranga whānau. Together, Kimi Hauora Health and Research Clinic, whānau members, and University of Otago geneticists, found the cancer-causing genetic change, helping save thousands of lives worldwide. Justine Murray catches up with some of the team as they reflect on the journey they’ve been on.

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00:22:35

Ladies! Don't be 'nice'!

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2024/09/18

Underneath the niceness society expects of women is a fiery independent nature that's buried deep says Lisa Marchiano. She's a licensed social worker, podcaster and author. She says traits like ruthlessness, shrewdness and even rage are banished by expectations for women and emerge as bitterness, resentment, anxiety and depression. She offers encouragement and insights from her clinical practice and her own life help women rediscover parts of themselves that may have been lost. Her new book is

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00:27:20

Bookmarks with Vincent O'Malley

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2024/09/18

Vincent is one of New Zealand's leading historians and co-founder and research director of HistoryWorks. He's written extensively on our colonial history, the relationship between Maori and Pakeha, and the lasting impacts of the New Zealand Wars and other conflicts. His latest book is 'The Invasion of Waikato / Te Riri ki Tainui', which is out now.

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00:06:49

Easy Eats: Crispy Citrus Chicken Salad

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2024/09/18

Sam Parish brings us a perfectly balanced noodle salad that can be served hot or cold. Get your hands on the recipe here.

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00:10:12

Podcast Critic: Question Everything and Witnessed:...

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2024/09/18

Ximena Smith joins Jesse to offer some listening recommendations including the creator of the hit S-Town goes deep into the ethics of journalism. Ximena also discusses the new season of the true crime anthology show, Witnessed.

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