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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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00:03:45

Typhoon Yagi has killed nearly 200 people

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2024/09/13

The strongest storm to hit Vietnam in decades has destroyed homes, schools and killed nearly 200 people. Typhoon Yagi triggered flash flooding and landslides in the north, including in and around the capital Hanoi, UNICEF Vietnam chief of communications Raquel Fernandez spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:01:18

Have people had to move back in with their parents?

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2024/09/13

Visual journalist Nick Monro asked people in Auckland if they know any adults who've had to fly back to the nest.

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00:04:40

Number of households with adult children grown

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2024/09/13

They're known as the "boomerang" adults. The children who grow up, move out, only to return to live with their parents. It's been a bit of a trend around the world and it's caught on here. More and more New Zealanders are living with their parents - and for longer. The number of households with adult children has grown by more than 100,000 since 2004 - the fastest growth of any type of household. But while it can help young people get on their feet, it can drain the finances of the older

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00:09:01

The pre-Panel for 13th September 2024

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2024/09/13

Today on the pre-panel, Wallace Chapman previews tonight's show with Jesse Mulligan. Plus producer Sam Hollis talks about annual Hotel Room Insights Report from booking site hotels.com, which reveals some of the stranger items people have left behind in hotel rooms - including dentures, a $6 million Rolex watch and even a pet lizard.

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00:15:30

Critter of the Week: black-headed jumping spider

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2024/09/13

Looking for a spider to fall in love with? Well, this week's critter is a real head-turner. The endemic black-headed jumping spider, Trite planiceps, loves dancing, hunting and snuggling up in a cozy leaf with its beau. Sensible, brave and clever, its curious head tilts are cute enough to melt the heart of even the most hardened arachnophobe.

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00:09:04

Weekend Stuff: Stan Scott answers your DIY questions

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2024/09/13

Mr Do-It-Yourself and king of construction and fixing stuff Stan Scott answers the listener's questions ahead of the weekend.

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00:06:28

Food: Tom Kha Gai (coconut chicken soup)

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2024/09/13

A chicken coconut soup with loads of fragrant Thai seasoning from Jess Daniell. It's a super-easy mid-week dinner and great for a cold weather evening feast.

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00:08:37

RNZ Pacific News at 3pm for 13 September 2024

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2024/09/13

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:14:15

Film Review: Will & Harper

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2024/09/13

The effervescent Kate Rodger reviews the funny and touching documentary Will & Harper. It stars comedian Will Ferrell and his friend and comedy writer Harper Steele as the duo make a 17-day road trip across the United States.

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00:04:12

Freaky Friday: the demon loaf

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2024/09/13

It's Friday the 13th and appropriately Jesse hears a tale from Gina in Paekakariki about a supernatural loaf of bread!

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00:16:37

Midday Report Essentials for Friday 13 September 2024

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2024/09/13

On today's episode, a Waitangi Tribunal report into changes to the Marine and Coastal Area Act has found the amendment breaches principals of the Treaty, and risks significantly endangering the Maori-Crown relationship, budget documents have revealed the government was told of the "profound" wellbeing benefits from the free school lunch scheme, months before it decided to trim its funding, the country's youngest MP - Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke from Te Pati Maori - has been recognised

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00:09:08

NZ's role in shaping Malaysian doctors and teachers

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2024/09/13

In the 1950s newly independent Malaysia needed educated leaders and professionals to provide services. This is where the Colombo plan came in: a co-operative agreement with New Zealand to boost education in the region. Over 5000 students studied here across the 60s and 70s. RNZ Digital journalist Sam Mythen has just returned from a trip to explore that legacy.

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00:10:03

Grafted: a new local horror flick

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2024/09/13

The stars of Kiwi horror film Grafted join Jesse on Friday the 13th to talk about the new film. It follows Wei, a bright but socially awkward Chinese student who has a facial disfigurement. After the death of her father Wei wins a scholarship to a prestigious New Zealand university. It explores culture clash, body image, and just how far people will go for acceptance. Jesse talks to lead actress Joyena Sun and her costar Sepi To'a about making the film.

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00:16:09

Fluff up those pillows for those in need

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2024/09/13

Hawke's Bay charity Re-Source takes old pillows destined for landfill and cleans them up for people in the community that need them. It's a scheme that's seen 1200 pillows of varying condition go through their doors. Jesse talks to Re-Source general manager Nadine Rees Gaunt.

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00:08:37

RNZ Pacific News at 1pm for 13 September 2024

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2024/09/13

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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