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00:28:23

Anzac Massacre: the story of Surafend (part 3)

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2024/08/08

"As morning dawned we stood and watched / That devastated scene / Where but a single yesterday / Had flourished Surafeen." In the final episode of a three-part series, RNZ's Black Sheep investigates the Surafend massacre of December 1918

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00:23:20

Privacy protection and data challenges

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2024/08/08

Fears that New Zealanders are losing control of their private information are behind moves to improve data sovereignty

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00:12:34

The art of bartending

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2024/08/08

Woof! Bar co-founder and director Josh Thomas took home the title of Bartender of the Year at the Otago Hospitality Awards. He joins Emile Donovan to dish on his time in hospitality.

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00:18:37

Gold for New Zealand at Singapore garden festival

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2024/08/08

Jules Moore's garden was made of more than 4,000 plants, a waterfall, caves, and a "cosmic portal".

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00:06:44

Day 13 of the Paris Olympics with Felicity Reid

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2024/08/08

It's another day of action in Paris, with Kiwis in action at the kayak course, on the climbing wall, in the shot-put and on the golf course.

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00:18:10

RNZ News at 10pm, August 8

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2024/08/08

A wrap of the day's big stories

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00:16:54

What makes for bad songwriting?

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2024/08/08

Thoughtful and skillfully written song lyrics can elevate a good song into a great song. But what about terrible lyrics? Can they do the reverse and totally ruin a song?

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00:16:13

Philosophy Now: Is national pride healthy?

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2024/08/08

Dan Weijers is a senior lecturer in philosophy at the University of Waikato. In keeping with the Olympics spirit, he explores nationalism and if it's possible to love your country too much.

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00:03:49

Water cooler chat: Parliament’s General Debate

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2024/08/08

From birthday messages, to lamenting New Zealand cultural icons, the General Debate enables MPs to climb onto the soapbox and yarn about whatever's on their mind.

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00:06:25

Australia: Former Qantas CEO has exit package slashed

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2024/08/08

Australia correspondent Peter Ryan speaks to Lisa Owen about former chief executive of Qantas Alan Joyce having his exit package slashed, as the airline rebuilds its reputation from damaging scandals over the past few years

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00:03:31

Lachlan Jones already dead before entering pond -...

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2024/08/08

Karen Smith, former major crimes detective in the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office came to review Lachlan's death after being introduced to the case by her friend - psychic Kelvin Cruickshank. She shared an, at times tense, exchange with Robin Bates, the lawyer for New Zealand Police, while giving evidence today at the second phase of the inquest into the three year old Gore boy's death, Timothy Brown was in court.

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00:07:09

Evening business for 8 August 2024

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2024/08/08

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:04:00

Lisa Carrington looking to gain 7th medal in K4 kayak...

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2024/08/08

Carrington has six Olympic medals, five of them gold and tonight, along with Alicia Hoskin, Olivia Brett and Tara Vaughan, she will look to lead the world champion crew to Olympic success. New Zealand's medal tally now stands at ten following the women's team pursuit silver medal win at the velodrome of the women's team pursuit, Sports editor Stephen Hewson reports

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00:04:49

Up to 100 jobs at Oamaru meats in jeopardy

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2024/08/08

The meat workers union is fighting to save jobs that are on the block at Oamaru meats. Up to a hundred jobs at the meat processing plant are in jeopardy and new figures show unemployment have risen to 4.6% a three year high. Meat workers workers union, national secretary Daryl Curran speaks to Lisa Owen

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00:02:41

Allegations in court say Polkinghorne was an 'angry man'

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2024/08/08

It's the second week of the trial of Polkinghorne, who's accused of murdering Ms Hanna and trying to stage it to make it appear self inflicted. Bruce Hanna, Ms Hanna's younger brother, today gave testimony to the High Court in Auckland about his sister's marriage and the changes he saw in her towards the end of her life, Melanie Earley reports.

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00:06:26

Manawa faces potential 55 million dollar drop in...

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2024/08/08

Renewable energy generator Manawa's revealed one of its customers has defaulted on its bill and that's contributing to a potential 55 million dollar drop in its forecast earnings. Today it has terminated it's supply agreement with the un-named defaulting electricty retailer. Today, the associate Energy Minister Shane Jones accused the big power companies of profiteering and said the government is investigating ways to force the major generators to cut prices, CEO of power retailer Electric Kiwi

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00:09:11

RNZ News at 5pm, August 8

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2024/08/08

All the top stories and other headlines from the day

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00:03:16

Part-time doctors working full-time hours to get...

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2024/08/08

Research done by the Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners surveyed 400 doctors over two weeks. It found those with 22 hours of patient contact time a week generally ended up working the full 40 hours, thanks to the admin involved with patient referrals and test results, Kate Green

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00:06:45

Prisoners waiting more than 3 months for medical care

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2024/08/08

Figures for the first three months of this year show the longest wait was 97 days at Rimutaka prison to see a medical officer and 91 days to see a dentist at Otago Corrections facility, with the average wait time just over 45 days. The average wait time to see a nurse at Mount Eden jail is almost 9 days with a maximum delay of 79 days. Lawyer and Howard league secretary, Buster Thompson speaks to Lisa Owen

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00:02:57

Major power companies put on notice by senior minister

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2024/08/08

The major power companies have been put on notice by a senior minister who has warned the government could intervene to help bring down prices. It comes after wholesale power prices doubled over the past month, prompting some energy users, like sawmills and pulpmills, to pause operations, deputy political editor Craig McCulloch reports.

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