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00:04:37

Water, coastlines, and corrections: Parliament’s...

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2024/08/21

It's not uncommon for a Committee of the Whole House to need several sittings to consider a bill. With three government bills under consideration by the Committee this week, most of Parliament's sitting time will be devoted to this process.

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00:06:15

At The Movies - Ghostlight

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2024/08/21

Ghostlight is a critically acclaimed indie film about a construction worker and his family who heal when he is bullied into joining a community theatre. Featuring a scene-stealing performance by Dolly De Leon (Triangle of sadness).

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00:05:39

At The Movies - Jackpot!

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2024/08/21

Action-comedy Jackpot! stars Awkwafina (Crazy Rich Asians) as a woman who wins a billion dollar lottery, only to find she has to stay alive until sundown if she wants to keep it. Co-starring John Cena (The Suicide Squad)and rapper Machine Gun Kelly. Streaming on Prime Video.

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00:08:38

RNZ Pacific News at 7pm for 21 August 2024

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2024/08/21

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

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00:22:40

Stars, Actors and Celebrities

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2024/08/21

Simon Morris investigates the dark art of casting - which gives you the best value for money, a star, a real actor or a trendy celebrity? He checks three contrasting films - Alien: Romulus, a little indie comedy-drama Ghostlight, and a celebrity-dotted action comedy on Prime Video, Jackpot!

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00:06:28

At The Movies - Alien: Romulus

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2024/08/21

Alien: Romulus is the latest entry in the space-horror franchise that goes back to basics, and is all the better for it. Directed by Fede Álvarez (Don't breathe) and starring Cailee Spaeny (Priscilla) and a digital version of Ian Holm (the original Alien).

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00:05:06

Evening business for 21 August 2024

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2024/08/21

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:02:26

Kiingi Tuuheitia doesn't want politicians to lead...

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2024/08/21

Kiingi Tuuheitia has told iwi he does not want politicians to lead the conversation about nationhood - in his closing address at Koroneihana celebrations. He said he wants the government to engage with non-political iwi representatives and relinquish control and resources to iwi and he urged Maori to redirect attention and energy toward building capability among rangatahi, Maori News Editor Taiha Molyneux reports.

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00:01:07

Moment of Calm: Lunch by the habour

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2024/08/21

Bryan Crump recorded this week's "Sonic" Moment of Calm during lunch hour one sunny winter's day down by the waterside.

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00:03:03

New Zealand Cycle Classic ending due to financial issues

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2024/08/21

One of the country's most prestigious cycle races is ending after 36 years. The New Zealand Cycle Classic is putting the brakes on the revered race due to financial issues, Jonty Dine speaks to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:55

Polkinghorne paid hundreds of dollars to prostitutes'

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2024/08/21

A former Auckland Eye surgeon paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to prostitutes in Australia and New Zealand in the years before his wife was found dead. Philip Polkinghorne is on trial for the murder of Pauline Hanna in April 2021. The High Court in Auckland has today heard an in-depth reading of Polkinghorne and Ms Hanna's finances, revealing the full extent of his extra-marital relations, Maia Ingoe reports.

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00:07:32

Does NZ need a nationwide power conservation campaign?

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2024/08/21

Is Aotearoa in an energy crisis and do we need a nationwide power conservation campaign? Associate Energy Minister Shane Jones met with the industry regulator, the Electricty Authority earlier to get some answers to those very questions. It's hot on the heels of Winstone Pulp international anouncing it shutting two mills in the Ruapehu District infefinitely due to skyrocketing power price, meaning about 200 jobs will go, Minister Shane Jones speaks to Lisa Owen.

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00:09:10

RNZ News at 5pm, August 21

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2024/08/21

All the top stories and other headlines from the day

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00:05:39

David Seymour accused of hypocrisy

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2024/08/21

ACT's David Seymour has been accused of hypocrisy after revelations his new regulations ministry is paying big bucks for staff salaries - and will soon balloon to more than 90 staff. That's despite the coalition's ongoing drive to cut back-office spending, with Mr Seymour one of the loudest critics of the public sector's size. By RNZ's count - more than 6500 public service roles have been cut since the coalition came to power, deputy political reporter Craig McCulloch speaks to Lisa

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00:03:47

Fears more manufacturing plants will close to high...

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2024/08/21

There are fears more manufacturing plants will close due to soaring energy costs, which could results in hundreds more job losses. A large forest products company, Winstone Pulp International, told its workers yesterday that it's planning to shut its entire operation as a result of high wholesale energy prices - resulting in 230 people losing their jobs. As Alexa Cook reports, it's a struggle many in the industry are facing.

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00:03:18

AT welcomes 9 new transport officers to improve safety

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2024/08/21

Auckland Transport is welcoming 9 new transport officers, bolstering numbers across the network as it tries to improve commuter safety. It's been a hot button issue in the super city, with a number of recent incidents on the network, including a vicious attack on a 16 year old school boy on a bus in July. AT said transport officers are vital to ensuring safety on buses, trains and ferries, and the new recruits RNZ spoke to say they're up to the task, Finn Blackwell reports.

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00:03:10

Spygate: Canadian players take aim at former coach

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2024/08/21

Sports reporter Jonty Dine speaks to Lisa Owen about the fallout from spy-gate continuing with Candian players taking aim at their former coach, the drone drama unfolded ahead of the opening match of the Olympic women's football when a Canadian analyst was caught flying a drone to spy on New Zealand's team practice.

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00:06:35

Ruapehu Mayor calls for more financial support for...

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2024/08/21

The owner of New Zealand's largest saw mill said electricity prices are the straw that could break the backs of even more companies as they struggle in already tough economic times. It follows the anouncement that Winstone Pulp international plans to shut down its Tangiwai sawmill and Karioi pulp mill indefinitely, due to skyrocketing power prices; meaning about 200 jobs will go. The Ruapehu Mayor is calling for the Government to provide financial support to the company. However, associate

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00:05:20

Bodies of more Israeli hostages recovered from Gaza

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2024/08/21

Middle East correspondent Jacob Brown speaks to Lisa Owen about more bodies of Israeli hostages have been recovered from Gaza, Washington's top diplomat is back in the Middle East for an urgent push for a ceasefire and talks of Israel's ongoing presence in areas around the Gaza Strip.

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00:01:22

Do our driver licence restrictions need to change?

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2024/08/21

Visual journalist Marika Khabazi asked people in Auckland's Onehunga if they think our licence rules need to change.

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