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00:51:14

Country Life Friday 7 November 2025

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2025/11/07

Now it's time for Country Life.

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00:16:00

From reset to regret: Te Pati Maori at war

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2025/11/07

Te Pati Maori's internal conflict has exploded into full public view. On this week's Focus on Politics, RNZ acting political editor Craig McCulloch unpacks how the turmoil unfolded - and whether there's any way back from the brink.

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00:25:08

The Panel with Ed Amon and Anna Dean, Part 2

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2025/11/07

In part two, a Wellington swimming pool used by several schools and groups is facing potential closure thanks to rising gas costs. Then, Christmas is back on in Onehunga, after a large group of businesses pitched in to save the annual parade. Onehunga Business Association chair Victoria Puxty celebrates with the panel.

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00:24:09

The Panel with Ed Amon and Anna Dean, Part 1

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2025/11/07

Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Ed Amon and Anna Dean. First up, the scorecard is in on the government's controversial boot camp trial. The Champions Initiative is a youth support organisation that pitched in - chief executive David Graham gives his review. Then, are councillors underpaid? Some of the newly elected ones think so. Masterton councillor Gary Caffell shares his reckons.

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00:05:00

Andrew Windsor summoned by US Congress over Epstein case

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2025/11/07

United Kingdom correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about Andrew Mountbatten Windsor being summoned by US Congress over the Jeffrey Epstein case, as well as the manhunt continuing for one of the two prisoners accidentally released from Wandsworth Prison over a week ago.

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00:05:47

Evening business for 7 November 2025

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2025/11/07

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:04:26

Auckland FC and Wellington Phoenix to face off for...

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2025/11/07

The second season of the New Zealand derby in the A-League kicks off tomorrow night in Wellington. Auckland FC and the Wellington Phoenix will again play three times this season - with the Phoenix still chasing their first victory against the northern neighbours. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:52

New Cancer Center lifechanging for Taranaki patients

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2025/11/07

The opening of a $56 million Taranaki Cancer Centre in New Plymouth is being described as life changing for people living with the disease in the region, and for the professionals who care for them. About 300 patients a year have had to make the three-hour trek to Palmerston North for radiation treatment - lasting sometimes just minutes - but now 80 percent of radiation treatment will be done locally. Taranaki Whanganui reporter Robin Martin was at the opening.

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00:05:57

Efforts underway to save lions from being euthanised

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2025/11/07

Efforts are underway to save the last five big cats from a Whangarei Wildlife park. The lions are effectively on death row after the Kamo Wildlife Sanctuary closed its gates to the public last weekend and is up for sale. Two were euthanised on Wednesday. Animal rescue HUHA is now involved and its founder Carolyn Press-McKenzie spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:01

Six men killed in incidents involving faulty parking...

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2025/11/07

Alan Nichol, Brian Edwards, Mark Lee, Phillip Loving, Graeme Rabbits and Allan Ranapia. These six men have died in incidents involving cardan shaft parking brakes since 2010. A coroner investigating Graeme Rabbits' death has declared the brakes inherently unsafe. It's an assessment the N-Z Transport Agency doesn't agree with. But key transport industry figures are backing the coroner, and Graeme Rabbits' father Selwyn is campaigning for change so no one else is killed. Checkpoint's Louisa

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00:08:16

Criminal investigation into fraudulent breath tests...

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2025/11/07

There should be a criminal investigation into police officers fraudulently recording alcohol breath tests that didn't happen, according to the Defence Lawyers Association. About a 120 officers are the subject of employment investigations relating to about 30,000 alcohol breath tests in total. None of the officers have been stood down. Co-chair of Te Matakahi, the Defence Lawyers Association, Elizabeth Hall spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:33

Film rebate expanding to smaller productions

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2025/11/07

The government is no longer soley focued on attracting Blockbuster films like the Lord of the Rings and Avatar to these shores, it's now hoping to give the industry a boost by offering incentives to smaller productions, too. Finance Minister Nicola Willis announced today it's expanding eligibility for the International Screen Production Rebate scheme to allow smaller budget productions and digital effects only projects to benefit from the rebate. One actor says the changes couldn't comes soon

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00:02:17

One killed after car collides with bus full of school...

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2025/11/07

A person who witnessed a fatal bus crash in Rotorua last night says the car involved appeared to cross the centre line. A passenger in the car was killed and the driver and another passenger were critically injured after it collided with a bus full of school children.

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00:04:08

Woman spends six weeks in hospital after overseas...

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2025/11/07

Another horror story has emerged of an overseas weight-loss operation gone wrong. Manawatu woman Helen Watson's spent six weeks in hospital since returning from Turkey, unable to eat, drink or walk. She's endured a further six operations and more could be on the cards. Jimmy Ellingham reports.

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00:03:32

Kiwis and Kiwi Ferns to play in Pacific Champ finals

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2025/11/07

The Kiwis and Kiwi Ferns will play in their respective finals of the Pacific Championships in Sydney on Sunday. A year ago the Kiwis were on the verge of being relegated from the top competition and having avoided demotion they could now win it all. For the Kiwi Ferns it's another year trying to get one over the Australians to lift the silverware. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:11

Why are high end brands for sale on discount sites?

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2025/11/07

Some shoppers have been surprised in recent weeks to find items from the women's fashion label Augustine for sale at discount website The Outlet at a fraction of their normal price. So what's going on, and what does it mean for shoppers - and the brand itself? Money correspondent Susan Edmunds spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:52

Deadly typhoon makes its way to Vietnam

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2025/11/07

Asia correspondent Katie Silver spoke to Lisa Owen about a deadly typhoon which killed more than 100 people in the Philippines that has now made its way to Vietnam, as well as a search continuing for several climbers killed in an avalanche in the Himalayas.

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00:04:15

How much is your flatmate's love life costing you?

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2025/11/07

It can be an awkward situation, when a flatmate's partner, who was only staying a night or two, suddenly becomes a regular fixture, without paying rent. It has prompted an economist to create a tool to help people figure out just how much their flatmate's love life is costing them. Krystal Gibbens reports.

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00:09:38

RNZ Pacific News at 4pm for 7 November 2025

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2025/11/07

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

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00:18:09

Critter of the Week: Huberia striata

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2025/11/07

Jesse chats to Forest and Bird Chief Executive about this week's critter. Huberia striata belongs to the only fully New Zealand endemic genus of ant. Widespread throughout Aotearoa, they nest underground in native bush. Like other ant species, they are known to farm plant hoppers and scale insects by keeping them safe in their nest and then milking them for their sweet honeydew secretions. Their name comes from the fact that their body is covered in long thin lines (striations), making them

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