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00:21:33

As Covid hits again, New Zealand confronts its...

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2026/03/11

Six years after New Zealand moved into its first lockdown, the final inquiry report examines lockdowns, mandates and the cost of the pandemic -and another Covid surge sweeps the country

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00:18:11

RNZ News at 10pm, March 11

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2026/03/11

A wrap of the day's big stories

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00:19:18

Covid quibbling, Iranian opinion, Peter Bassett update

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2026/03/11

Another Covid inquiry prompted plenty of pandemic pointscoring - but not so much on the plan for the next one. Also: who speaks for Iranians - and who is Peter Bassett?

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00:06:20

European correspondent Christian Smith

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2026/03/11

Christian Smith brings us news from the other side of the world.

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00:30:15

ABC Wantok Program for 11 March 2026

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2026/03/11

ABC Wantok Program for 11 March 2026.

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00:19:53

Melanesian Update for 11 March 2026

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2026/03/11

The latest news from Melanesia.

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00:20:17

Reimagining of the moral world order

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2026/03/11

As the US-Israeli conflict with Iran rages on, moral leadership from the Western world's biggest powers players, like the US, has been drawn into question. Professor Robert Patman joins Emile to discuss.

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00:07:36

RNZ Pacific News at 8pm for 11 March 2026

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2026/03/11

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:28:03

The Whip for 11 March 2026

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2026/03/11

Join Wallace for New Zealand's most explosive 30 minutes of politics. He is joined by panellists Guyon Espiner, Lillian Hanly, and Heather Roy. They begin with the second report of the Covid-19 Response Inquiry - how well did the government of the day handle the pandemic? Then, just as the economy looked like it was making a correcting turn... the war in Iran began and oil prices started spiking. What does this mean in an election year? After that, they discuss how things are shaking out for

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00:05:38

News in Solomon Islands Pidgin for 11 March 2026

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2026/03/11

The latest news in Solomon Islands Pidgin (Tok Pisin).

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00:19:35

The Panel Plus

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2026/03/11

An extra half hour of The Panel with Wallace Chapman, where to begin, he's joined by Nights host Emile Donovan. Then: in-house linguist Rory O'Sullivan brings some new research suggesting early humans were learning to speak millions of years earlier than researchers thought.

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00:23:51

The Panel with Chris Wikaira and Ali Jones, Part 2

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2026/03/11

In part two, a spate of fatal dog attacks have brought the longstanding issue of legislative reform front of mind. Northland animal welfare advocate Leonie Excel spells out the urgent changes she's like to see. Then, Ghost Chips are on the menu at a Dunedin pizza joint, but the $8 purchase might not be what you'd expect. Biggies Pizza owner Ian Lindsay tells all.

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00:24:56

The Panel with Chris Wikaira and Ali Jones, Part 1

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2026/03/11

Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Chris Wikaira and Ali Jones. First up, food manufacturer Heinz Watties is closing three factories - and one of the products to go will be a New Zealand classic, Greggs Coffee. Dunedin historian Gregor Campbell joins the programme. Then, no one will get off scot-free as the global oil price steadily climbs. Federated Farmers arable chair David Birkett explains the impacts on the farming sector. And move-on orders are proving

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00:06:07

HMS Dragon heads to Mediterranean to join UK defense

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2026/03/11

United Kingdom correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about the HMS dragon departing the UK for the Mediterranean to join the UK's defensive operations, as well as some significant developments around travel to and from Britain.

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00:09:10

Blood cancer patient forced to leave family behind...

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2026/03/11

The plight of a New Zealand blood cancer patient forced to leave his four children behind and make a last chance dash to Australia for treatment has prompted dozens of doctors to write an open letter to the Prime Minister pleading for change. Tawhai Reti, who diagnosed with myeloma in 2019, exhausted all funded treatment options here and after being told he had weeks to live, was forced to most to Australia for funded treatment. His wife Lani Reti spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:12

Evening business for 11 March 2026

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2026/03/11

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:04:31

Auckland mayor wants to push ahead with...

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2026/03/11

Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown wants to push ahead with intensification in inner-city suburbs, whether residents like it or not. Last month, the government agreed to reduce Auckland's minimum housing capacity from roughly two million to 1.6 million. That's still 400,000 more than the 1.2 million under its current Unitary Plan. The council will ask the government to enable more housing density within 10 kilometres of the CBD, to make room for population growth in the coming decades. But Aucklanders'

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00:02:24

Moment of Cable Calm

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2026/03/11

Close your eyes and take a relaxing ride in a Wellington tourist attraction.

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00:04:10

Warriors not buying into hype after win over Roosters

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2026/03/11

The Warriors aren't buying into their own hype, even after opening their NRL season with a stunning upset win over the Roosters. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:38

Funding woes leave classic music competition at risk

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2026/03/11

A prestigious classical music competition could be sounding its last note after almost 60 years if it can't find sponsors. The annual National Concerto Competition honours outstanding classical instrumentalists or pianists under the age of 25. But the competition is costly to run and relies entirely on donations, and there's still a big bill to cover for this year event raising question marks about its future. National Concerto Competition Trust chair Tim Andrews spoke to Lisa Owen.

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