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00:17:37

Maddie Dai on cartooning for the New Yorker and...

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2024/08/22

Emile Donovan talks to the screenwriter behind New Zealand feature film We Were Dangerous from her home in London.

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00:12:48

The 'cult of toxic happiness'

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2024/08/22

Why do we feel the pressure to stay happy and positive - and is the wellness industry to blame?

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00:30:15

ABC Wantok Program for 22 August 2024

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2024/08/22

ABC Wantok Program for 22 August 2024.

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00:09:29

RNZ Pacific News at 7pm for 22 August 2024

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2024/08/22

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

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00:06:19

Australia: Right to own pet crocodile divisive issue

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2024/08/22

Australia correspondent Peter Ryan speaks to Lisa Owen about the right to own a pet crocodile emerging as a divisive issue days out from the election in the Northern Territory.

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00:03:59

Evening business for Thursday 22 August

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2024/08/22

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:03:21

Sport: Lydia Ko chases glory at the home of golf

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2024/08/22

Jonty Dine speaks to Lisa Owen about All Blacks assistant coach Leon MacDonald quitting and head coach Scott Robertson saying his departure is due to things not quite clicking between the former teammates as well as Lydia Ko chasing glory at the home of golf.

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00:03:29

ERO research shows more new entrants with low...

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2024/08/22

A speech therapist said research which found too many children are starting school unable to speak coherently highlights how difficult it is for parents to access support. Research released from the Education Review Office shows teachers are seeing more new entrants starting school who are only able to speak in sentences of about four or five words. Teachers say Covid-19 and excessive screen time are to blame, but speech therapists say a lack of help is the real problem, Melanie Earley

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00:07:01

Tomatoes NZ wants ban on tomatoes from Australia due...

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2024/08/22

Australia has had its first ever case of Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus- on two properties in South Australia. Ministry for Primary Industries has paused some Australian exports but is still allowing tomatoes in from Queensland, where the virus isn't present - and is testing seeds which can also contain the virus. Tomatoes NZ said the virus spreads extremely easily and could spell crop losses of up to 80% here, chair Barry O'Neil speaks to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:51

Authorities warn growers not to use herbicide linked...

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2024/08/22

New Zealand authorities are warning growers not to use a herbicide that 's already been banned in America because of links to birth defects. Here Chlorthal Dimethyl also known as Dacthal or DCPA, is a weed killer used for some vege crops, forest nurseries and ornamental plants. Our Environmental Protection Agency is urging people to avoid using it. But if that's not possible the EPA advises taking all precautions to prevent pregnant women being exposed, New Zealand EPA spokesperson Dr Shaun

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00:09:10

RNZ News at 5pm, August 22

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2024/08/22

All the top stories and other headlines from the day

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00:03:33

Transpower to allow generators to take more water...

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2024/08/22

Transpower has announced it will allow generators to take more water from South Island hydro lakes to help stave off the the electricity shortage. It means another few weeks reprieve, but if there isn't sufficient rainfall through spring, the grid operator could call on the public to conserve power use to help free up supply, Samantha Gee has more.

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00:04:32

Principles fear NCEA co-requisites fail to give...

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2024/08/22

Some principals fear new literacy and numeracy tests needed to pass NCEA will mean a backlog of students having to repeat years at school and some dropping out altogether. The NCEA co-requisites are new tests that students have to pass from this year onwards, aimed at measuring reading, writing and maths levels in schools. Students need to achieve the tests along with their other credits to achieve any level of NCEA. However, in the pilot programme, pass rates for low decile schools were

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00:03:54

Two Lake Alice survivors questioning when they'll...

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2024/08/22

A survivor of torture at Lake Alice psychiatric hospital in the 1970s said he won't turn up to the government apology for abuse in care if he hasn't received compensation by then. This comes as New Zealand has for the first time to the United Nations, admitted children and young people were tortured at the hospital's child and adolescent unit in the 1970s. The admission comes in response to the regular review of the UN Committee Against Torture.

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00:03:22

Rugby: Assistant coach Leon MacDonald resigns

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2024/08/22

Jonty Dine speaks to Lisa Owen about just days before the All Blacks side departs for South Africa, assistant coach Leon MacDonald resigned, in what is being described as a "mutual decision over philosophical differences."

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00:05:23

Christchurch man creates tinder profile for swan

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2024/08/22

Ken doesnt need a bevy of suiters, he just needs true love to swan into his life. His tinder profile covers the basics, better in person, off grid, vegetarian and of course an early bird. Ken is a swan widower, his longer term partner Samantha died about eighteen months ago and now the resident of a pond near Christchurch's Ernle Clark Reserve is lonely. Local good guy Rob speaks to Lisa Owen about setting up a dating profile for Ken and being determined to find the Swan a new love.

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00:06:09

US: Day Three of the DNC wraps up

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2024/08/22

United States correspondent speaks to Lisa Owen about day three of the Democratic National Convention, the current state of play coming up to the election and Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. looking poised to drop out of the race soon.

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00:05:40

Nelson Museum resorts to Give a Little to protect taonga

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2024/08/22

Twenty million dollars of irreplacable treasures are a few sandbags and plastic sheets away from ruin as Nelson Provincial Museum struggles to fund a water tight storage facility. Now, it's resorting to Give a Little to protect the taonga after cuts to government funding. The Museum said its existing storage facility is leaky and on its last legs and precious collections stored there are under threat everytime it rains. Lucinda Jimson, the Chief Executive of Nelson Provincial Museum speaks to

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00:12:39

Nau Mai Town

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2024/08/22

This week on Nau Mai Town, RNZ's podcast about Aotearoa place names, Justine Murray is in Taumarunui to find out what the name means. There's one version she's heard of and it's about a dying chief who needed shelter from the sun, but that's not the story according to one of the local hapu

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00:14:24

Your Money with Mary Holm

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2024/08/22

The magical Mary talks about the current wave of interest rate cuts and how you can use them to make big progress with your mortgage.

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