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00:05:53

Increase in aggressive dogs being put down in Far North

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2024/09/17

There's been a massive jump in aggressive, unsocialised dogs being put down in the Far North and its the fault of irresponsible owners according to the Mayor, they said the code of silence protecting them needs to be broken. 62% of dogs impounded in the Far North in the past year ended up dead compared to 47% the previous year, that's 281 animals euthanised. The mayor said there's been more dog attacks, nusiance dog reports and a 15% rise in the number of surrended dogs, Mayor Moko Tepania

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00:03:13

Police in Papua New Guinea struggle to cope with...

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2024/09/17

Police and military in Papua New Guinea are struggling to cope with tribal "revenge killings" among what authorities call "local terrorists" armed with high-powered weapons. There have been five days of brutal fighting between rival clans living near Porgera gold mine in Enga Province and there are reports of some 50 deaths, however, no official figures have been released. Hundreds of women and children have also been displaced as a result of the violence, Margot Staunton reports.

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00:04:05

Significant amount of kiwis support recognising...

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2024/09/17

A new poll shows a significant number of New Zealanders support recognising Palestine as a state, and applying sanctions against Israel. Comissioned by advocacy group Justice for Palestine and conducted by Talbot-Mills, the poll found support for recognising Palestinian statehood and sanctions for Israel was higher among young people. While Israel's embassy has questioned the neutrality of the poll, the Minister of Foreign Affairs said it's a matter of 'when, not if' for Palestinian statehood -

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00:04:43

Sport: All Blacks to verse Wallabies in Sydney

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2024/09/17

Sports reporter Jamie Wall spoke to Lisa Owen about the All Blacks set to verse the Wallabies in Sydney and his catch up with Sir Graham Henry about the Under 85kg Club Cup.

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00:05:19

Nelson parks supervisor transforms reserves with...

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2024/09/17

After forty years and a million trees and shrubs planted, a dedicated parks superviser has retired from the job, leaving Nelson a veritable feast of flora, literally. Peter Grundy has quietly transformed the regions parks and reserves with natives and pickable plants, meaning people can graze from apple, nut and even carob trees. If you do the maths he's supervised the planting of about 25,000 trees a year or 68 a day, he spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:05:32

What we know about the apparent assassination attempt...

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2024/09/17

United States correspondent speaks to Lisa Owen about the latest from the apparent assassination attempt on Donald Trump and schools and institutions in Springfield, Ohio being bombarded with threats.

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00:06:27

Mega online retailers charging for returns

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2024/09/17

A move by mega online retailers to charge for returns could push shoppers back in local bricks and mortar stores. Clothing giant ASOS, previously allowed people to return unwanted purchases for a full refund - not anymore. They'll be stung about eight New Zealand dollars unless they keep a minimum purchase value. Amazon is also charging a return fee and UK fashion retailer BooHoo is now charging for freight. Chris Wilkinson the Managing Director of retail strategy experts, First Retail Group

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00:08:43

The Pre-Panel for 17th September 2024

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2024/09/17

Today on the pre-Panel, Wallace Chapman previews tonight's show with Jesse Mulligan. Plus producer Sam Hollis joins them to talk about the latest TikTok trend of "Fridgescaping" - decorating, organising and curating the contents of your fridge and then showing it off online.

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00:14:03

Thrift

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2024/09/17

Katy Gosset visits a Repair Cafe where volunteers mend items, sharing their practical skills and saving money at the same time.

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00:25:53

The worldwide illegal trade in eels

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2024/09/17

They're not dealing drugs, they're dealing eels.

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00:04:45

Update on Oz with Brad Foster

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2024/09/17

Everyone's favourite ocker Brad is back with an update on the lucky country.

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00:12:45

Book Critic: recommendations for reluctant readers

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2024/09/17

Where do you find books for reluctant or struggling readers?

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00:09:57

Tech Tuesday: do you really need surge protectors?

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2024/09/17

What are they even good for?

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00:11:00

Get ready for the Moon festival

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2024/09/17

The Chinese community is celebrating the Moon Festival.

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00:06:22

The world of Moriori

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2024/09/17

This new exhibition is opening a world onto the Moriori.

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00:58:58

Te Aorere Pewhairangi & Coco Lance

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2024/09/17

On the show today So'omalo introduces us to RNZ Pacific Journalist Coco Lance, rangatira in media Te Aorere Pewhairangi joins Janay in the studio to korero about some of his latest projects plus Te Wiki o te Reo Maori, and we've got your next garage party playlist sorted.

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00:13:35

Battle of the hands (and arms and biceps)

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2024/09/17

Anton van der Westhuizen is a professional arm wrestler and is about to defend his world title.

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00:31:54

Morning Report Essentials for Tuesday 17 September

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2024/09/16

On today's episode, a suspect has appeared in a Florida court after a second attempt on Donald Trump's life; figures released by the government show the number of victims of violent crime rose by nearly 30,000 in eight months; the Prime Minister blames the previous government for rising violent crime; the Early Childhood Council and Kindergartens Aotearoa disagree on the best way forward for the early childhood education sector; and a pygmy blue whale has been rescued after being stranded on

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00:03:00

Stranded pygmy blue whale rescued on Kawau Island

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2024/09/16

A pygmy blue whale has been rescued after being stranded on Kawau Island yesterday. Ingrid Hipkiss speaks to DoC's Operations Manager Katherine Lane.

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00:04:29

Experts warn against speed limit increases

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2024/09/16

The government has been warned its plan to raise speed limits will injure and kill more motorists on New Zealand roads. A group of nearly 100 academics, road safety experts and health professionals have endorsed an open letter to the Transport Minister and Prime Minister Christopher Luxon - challenging the claim that higher speed limits will boost the economy. Chief executive of the Global Road Safety Partnership, Dave Cliff, spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

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