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00:14:50

The inside skinny on China's consumers from Mark Tanner

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2024/09/13

Mark Tanner knows what people in China are consuming. He's the founder of China Skinny, a market research company based in Shanghai, and talks to Country Life about trends in NZ's largest market.

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00:05:30

Rural News Wrap

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2024/09/13

A round-up of the week's agricultural news.

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00:50:05

Country Life for Friday 13 September 2024

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2024/09/13

Country Life talks to an expert on China's consumer market, meets a former high-flyer in the dairy world who's now farming a very different sort of protein and checks in on a niche rural business using deer antlers.

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00:10:34

RNZ Pacific News at 7pm for 13 September 2024

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2024/09/13

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:24:40

The Panel with Dr Ella Henry and David Downs (Part 2)

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2024/09/13

Tonight on The Panel, Wallace Chapman and panellists Dr Ella Henry and David Downs discuss a proposal to toll a new highway over the Tararua Ranges, whether taking a 10 minute meditation break at work is worthwhile, and why some songs turn into earworms you just can't shake.Dr Ella Henry is Director of Maori Advancement at AUT's Business School David Downs is a business leader, ex-comedian and CEO of The New Zealand Story

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00:25:34

The Panel with Dr Ella Henry and David Downs (Part 1)

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2024/09/13

Tonight on The Panel, Wallace Chapman and panellists Dr Ella Henry and David Downs discuss a Cabinet directive to create a "colourblind" public service that focusses solely on need, not race, and the cost of having adult children at home. Dr Ella Henry is Director of Maori Advancement at AUT's Business School David Downs is a business leader, ex-comedian and CEO of The New Zealand Story

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00:16:09

FOCUS ENERGY Sept 13 & 14

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2024/09/13

It's time for Focus on Politics. IN STARTS WITH MUSIC BED " OUT ENDS WITH MUSIC BED DUR 16.09 Thank you Russell and Focus on politics is back after the 5 oclock news next Saturday afternoon BRIEF: In Focus on politics, Political Reporter Russell Palmer looks into this week's mill closures and the government's response. https://www.rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/focusonpolitics

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00:03:42

Nelson Yacht Club fundraising to stay afloat

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2024/09/13

The oldest yacht club in New Zealand is rallying to raise another quarter of a million dollars to stay afloat. Established in 1857, the Nelson Yacht Club teaches kids and adults how to sail - including those with disabilities through a programme called Sailability. Its upcoming season has already been shortened due to the required earthquake strengthening work, which has so far cost 250-thousand dollars, and the club needs that amount again to for the second stage of the seismic work. Samantha

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00:03:55

Cook Islands inmate caught at cafe while on prison...

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2024/09/13

A high-profile Cook Islands inmate has been caught having breakfast at a popular Rarotonga cafe in the middle of her 18 month prison sentence. Convicted fraudster Diane Charlie-Puna, was supposed to be on the prison's work release programme for the day when she was spotted, and as Caleb Fotheringham reports, the leader of one of Cook Islands' opposition parties says it's not the first time something like this has happened.

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00:06:08

Evening business for 13 September 2024

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2024/09/13

News from the business sector, including a market report

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00:03:38

Palmerston North tennis fans served international action

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2024/09/13

For the first time, Palmerston North tennis fans are being served international action - and they're making the most of it. The city's indoor stadium will be packed this weekend as New Zealand takes on Luxembourg on a flash new black surface Tennis NZ has netted from Australia, reporter Jimmy Ellingham has the story.

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00:04:18

High Performace Sport NZ and athletes case back in...

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2024/09/13

The landmark legal case involving High Performance Sport NZ and a group of the country's top athletes was back before the courts this week. The Employment Court heard the government's agency's appeal of an earlier ruling requiring it to engage in collective bargaining with new athlete union, The Athletes Cooperative. Sports reporter Dana Johannsen spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:28

Govt told free lunches for schools resulted in...

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2024/09/13

The government was told the free lunches for schools programme would have a "profound impact on wellbeing" before it decided to cut the scheme's funding earlier this year. The advice was revealed in budget documents released yesterday which also laid out how the Ka Ora Ka Ako scheme resulted in happier and healthier children. But Associate Minister David Seymour, who is the architect behind the trimmed down scheme - said they are able to do the same while spending less, Finn Blackwell has

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00:06:03

Govt contracts illegal and hurting patients - GPs

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2024/09/13

GPs have complained to the Commerce Commission over government contracts they say are illegal and unfair and hurting patients. The General Practice Owners Association filed a formal complaint against Te Whatu Ora for alleged breaches of the Fair trading Act .The Association claims GPs have no negotiating power and Te Whatu Ora adopts a take it or leave it attitude. GenPro chair Doctor Angus Chambers spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:09:11

RNZ News at 5pm, September 13

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2024/09/13

All the top stories and other headlines from the day

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00:09:04

Services should be delivered on need not race - govt

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2024/09/13

The Government has issued a strongly worded directive to the public sector reminding them services must be delivered based on need rather than race. The letter fulfills commitments secured by ACT and New Zealand First during coalition negotiations with National last year. It said the government is concerned that public servants have been using race as proxy for need and it wants to ensure services are not arbitrarily allocated on the basis of ethnicity, Finance Minister Nicola Willis spoke to

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00:03:26

15 centimetres of snow falls in Central Otago

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2024/09/13

Heavy snow in Central Otago this morning has brought delight to tourists but headaches for farmers, with up to 15 centimetres falling in some areas. The Spring snow dump left thousands without power earlier today, and closed several roads across the lower South Island, Rachel Graham has more.

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00:03:27

Waitangi Tribunal releases part of report into Marine...

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2024/09/13

The Waitangi Tribunal has hit out at the the Government for blindly adhering to its coalition agreement by making it harder for Maori to get customary marine title. The Tribunal today released the first part of its report into proposed changes to the Marine and Coastal Area - or Takutai Moana Act announced in July. The scathing document is the result of an urgent inquiry by the Tribunal in August, Maori news journalist Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira filed this story.

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00:03:51

No more 'Mr Nice Guy' for David Nyika ahead of fight...

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2024/09/13

Well it's no more 'Mr Nice Guy' for David Nyika. The kiwi cruiserweight boxer, nicknamed 'The Nice Guy,' shed his moniker after facing off with his Saturday night opponent for the first time today, sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:05:37

Christchurch latest city to get rage rooms

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2024/09/13

Christchurch is the latest city to get dedicated rage cage smash rooms, in an industrial area in Addington. For a fee you can wack the hell out of old appliances and smash up some glasses most of which are donated and once you have smashed them to bits, the staff step in and salvage the bits that can be recycled, Rage Cage co-owner Isaac Taylor spoke to Lisa Owen.

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