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00:08:20

SkyCity casino to shut down for 5 days

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2024/09/09

Skycity casino will shut down for five days, for failing help a problem gambler who lost more than a million dollars on the pokies. The gambler spent up to 9 hours playing continuously. On 23 ocassions between 2017 and 2021 they played for five hours or more without a break and no casino staff intervened. The five day gambling shut down is punishment for failing to meet its harm minimisation and host responsibility obligations, SkyCity chief executive Jason Walbridge spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:52

Porirua College cancels NCEA literacy tests due to...

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2024/09/09

Porirua College has cancelled its NCEA literacy tests because students arent ready for them and there's already too much pressure on them and staff according to the principal. Students need to pass the tests to achieve NCEA qualifications, with the two week assessment period for the numeracy and literacy asessments starting today. Porirua College had decided it students will only sit the numeracy test this time round, because of an already heavy assessment schedule, Porirua College Principal

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00:03:07

Christchurch man on trial for 30 charges of sexual...

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2024/09/09

A Christchurch man accused of multiple sexual assaults has been described in the Crown's closing address as treating women with contempt, and assuming he could use their bodies as he liked. John Hope Muchirahondo is facing trial at the High Court in Christchurch on 21 charges of sexual violation by rape, 9 of sexual violation by unlawful sexual connection and one of not providing access to a cell phone, Rachel Graham reports.

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00:03:48

Auckland Gulf Harbour ferry service back to full...

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2024/09/09

It was once labelled one of the worst public transport services in the country, but Auckland's Gulf Harbour ferry service is back to a full schedule of sailings from today, after years of frequent cancellations and reduced timetables. Ferry crew shortages meant many commuters were stuck with hours long replacement buses or even taxis, taking them the 50 kilometres by road from Auckland's CBD to the Whangaparaoa peninsula. Then last year Auckland Transport proposed canning the service

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00:04:59

Cabinet ministers deliberate Treaty Principles Bill

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2024/09/09

The Treaty Principles Bill is back in the spotlight - if it ever left - with Cabinet ministers today discussing, debating and deliberating the legislation. It comes as a group of more than 400 church leaders have come out against the proposed law, which is championed by ACT's David Seymour, deputy political editor Craig McCulloch spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:53

Spanish marathon runner disqualified from Paralympics

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2024/09/09

The Paris Paralympics ended in a heartbreaking note for a Spanish marathon runner who was disqualified for an incident just metres from the finish line. Elena Congost had the bronze medal taken off her after she came to the aid of her guide - an action which broke the rules, sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:15

Middle East: Protests in Israel reach record numbers

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2024/09/09

Middle east correspondent Perry Wilton spoke to Lisa Owen about three Israeli men who were killed in a shooting between Jordan and the West Bank, an Israeli airstrike in the north of the Gaza strip killing a senior aid official and members of his family.

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00:06:17

Nearly 70 Te Whatu Ora staff signed non-disclosure...

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2024/09/09

It's been revealed nearly 70 Te Whatu Ora staff have signed non-disclosure agreements since the end of November and 38 within the Ministry for the Environment. It's prompted a complaint to the Public Service Commission from Labour. Its health spokesperson Ayesha Verrall said the NDAs stifle internal debate and legitimate scrutiny. Health NZ chief executive Margie Apa said agreements were for staff involved in addressing recent financial pressures and dealing with Budget-sensitive information

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00:08:32

The Pre-Panel for 9 September 2024

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2024/09/09

Today on the pre-panel, Wallace Chapman previews tonight's show with Jesse Mulligan. Plus producer Sam Hollis joins in to talk about today's announcement that rapper Kendrick Lamar will headline the halftime show at the 2025 Superbowl in the US.

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00:11:48

Here Now: Capoeira in Auckland

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2024/09/09

With its origins in Angola and later in communities of enslaved in Brazil in the 1800s, the once-banned martial art of Capoeira has grown in popularity over the world in recent years. In Auckland, a recent Capoeira graduation ceremony drew hundreds from not just the Brazilian community. Kadambari Raghukumar went along.

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00:23:56

How a man's brain changes when they have kids

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2024/09/09

Parents don't just change their children; children change their parents. Becoming a father results in changes in men's brains says Dr Darby Saxbe, the Founder of the Center for the Changing Family at the University of Southern California. A recent study looked at the brains of first-time fathers and reveals evidence that men undergo physical changes when they have children. Dr Saxbe says men have the hardwiring in their brains to be nurturing, but too often that job falls only to mothers. She

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00:08:30

RNZ Pacific News at 3pm for 9 September 2024

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2024/09/09

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:25:45

Expert Feature: everything you need to know about flying

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2024/09/09

Chris Smith is an Australian pilot who flew with Jetstar for over 40 years. He was inspired to get into the aviation industry by his parents and a love of flying clearly runs in the family with daughter Lauren, a first officer, following in her dad's footsteps. Last year she joined her father in the cockpit for his very last flight before retiring last year. Since then he's written a book on his life in the air and the lessons he learnt along the way - his book 'Leadership at 43000 Feet' is

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00:12:42

Made in NZ: WW1 rotary engines

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2024/09/09

Today we're touching down at Omaka Aerodrome, just outside Blenheim. For the last twenty years Tony Wytenburg has been running 'Classic Aero Machining Service'. He manufactures bespoke aircraft parts including, he says, being the world's only supplier for WW1 era rotary engines. But the names a bit misleading, but according to Tony, if you need a part for just about anything, they can make it for you.

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00:10:08

TV Critic: Industry, Slow Horses and Kaos

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2024/09/09

Our TV reviewer Brooks Alexander reviews the tense drama series Industry; the Gary Oldman staring Slow Horses and Kaos, a retelling of the Greek myths feturing Jeff Goldblum as Zeus.

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00:17:43

Midday Report Essentials for Monday 9 September 2024

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2024/09/09

On today's episode, police are investigating an email that was sent to staff at a Muslim primary school in Auckland, prompting the school and several others to close or restrict access, the Treaty Principles Bill, which proposes to redefine how Te Tiriti o Waitangi is interpreted in the courts and laws of Aotearoa will be considered by Cabinet on Monday, the chief executive of a Maori media company based out of Kaitaia has been recognised as one of Time Magazine's Top 100 in A.I, and the Miss

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00:07:24

The Wellington Girls College student competing for a...

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2024/09/09

Tali Whiteridge is a year 12 Wellington Girls College student who has just made it into the semi finals of the global Breakthrough Junior Challenge. It's a science competition for students aged 13 to 18, aiming to inspire creative thinking about science by asking students to create a complex science question in a creative way.

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00:08:39

New Billy T. James cabaret - Be like Billy?

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2024/09/09

A new cabaret show Be like Billy? explores the legacy of one of New Zealand's greatest entertainers: Billy T James. Rutene Spooner grew up watching Billy's work on old VHS tapes with his whanau, and now stars in the one-man show where he shares his personal relationship with his childhood hero and looks into the complicated past and future of Maori in entertainment.

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00:12:32

A new waka hits the water

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2024/09/09

A couple of weeks ago the first new Waka in over 100 years was launched onto te awa Kaituna. The river runs from Lake Rotoiti, and flows into the sea just south of Papamoa Beach. It was built at the Makahae marae by a team of 8, and overseen by Waka builder Haimona Brown. The project aims to reconnect people with te awa, and they're already preparing to start work on the next build. Jesse talks to two members of the build team: Haimona Brown & Josh Roberts.

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00:09:15

RNZ Pacific News at 1pm for 9 September 2024

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2024/09/09

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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