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00:06:02

At The Movies - Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F

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2024/07/10

Eddie Murphy returns as the Detroit detective getting into and out of trouble in the posh part of Los Angeles, reviewed by Dan Slevin.

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00:05:03

South Africans will no longer be able to enter...

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2024/07/10

South Africa correspondent Elna Schütz speaks to Susana Lei'atua about a new confederation of African countries being formed, an African president deciding to cut their own salary and South Africans travelling abroad no longer being able to enter Ireland as easily.

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00:06:37

Evening business for 10 July 2024

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2024/07/10

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:04:29

Boxing sensation David Nyika locks in next opponent

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2024/07/10

The rising cruiserweight will headline an event for the first time in his home country, when Auckland hosts the event on September 14, Jonty Dine speaks to Susana Lei'ataua.

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00:03:10

85,600 NZ citizens left shores last year

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2024/07/10

As the public service continues to shed numbers, and the cost of living bites, the number of Kiwi's fleeing the country for greener pastures has hit a new record. Michael Viner from Customise Talent Partners speaks to Susana Lei'ataua.

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00:04:10

Luxon to meet NATO leaders in two days

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2024/07/10

After that disastrous debate performance by Joe Biden and subsequent poor interview, after arriving in Washington D.C, the Prime Minister has found himself in the middle of a crisis for the Democrats and questions over whether the President is fit to run for re-election. NATO leaders and invited Indo-Pacific Prime Ministers meet in two days' time where many, in particular Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky, will be hoping the talks shift to the pressing global matters at hand, namely Russia's

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00:06:22

Miscarriage of justice in Gail Maney and Stephen Stone

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2024/07/10

There was a miscarriage of justice in the trials that saw Gail Maney and Stephen Stone convicted of murder, the Crown has admitted. The case - which was investigated in the hit RNZ/Stuff podcast Gone Fishing - is due to be considered by the appeal court in Wellington next month. But in a startling development, lawyers for Maney and Stone last week received a memo from the Crown conceding that there were grave problems with the evidence heard in two trials, in 1999 and 2000, which have led to a

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00:09:11

RNZ News at 5pm, July 10

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2024/07/10

All the top stories and other headlines from the day

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00:00:46

Should NZ introduce a sugar tax?

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2024/07/10

Visual journalist Sam Rillstone asked people in Wellington if they reckon New Zealand should introduce a sugar tax.

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00:04:24

UK: Kids intake of sugar halved due to sugar tax

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2024/07/10

The data published in the Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health today - show kids consumed 5 grams less than usual and adults 11 grams less after its Soft Drinks Industry Levy was announced, Dr Rob Beaglehole from the New Zealand Dental Association speaks to Susana Lei'ataua.

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00:04:11

Auckland businesses respond to return of Sail GP regatta

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2024/07/10

Sail GP pulled out of hosting duties last November due to unavailable spectator grounds, the path has now been cleared. Auckland businesses couldn't be happier, but they say there's a 100-metre long elephant on the waterfront that needs to be addressed.

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00:04:07

World anti-doping agency wrong doing cleared

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2024/07/10

An independent investigation has cleared the world anti-doping agency of any wrong-doing in its handling of allegations of widespread doping in the Chinese swimming team. Twenty-three Chinese swimmers tested positive for a banned substance in the lead-up to the Tokyo Olympic Games in 2021, Dana Johannsen speaks to Susana Lei'ataua.

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00:04:00

Wellington primary school raises 100k from Taylor...

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2024/07/10

Clyde Quay School school has raised an astonising $112,500 by raffling off two Taylor Swift tickets, including airfares to London, seven night's accomodation and spending money, the money will to to upgrading the schools hall, Michelle Little speaks to Susana Lei'ataua.

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00:05:07

Landslide claims multiple lives in Indonesia

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2024/07/10

Asia correspondent Erin Hale speaks to Susana Lei'ataua about a landlisde in Indonesia claiming multiple lives, reports of dodgy fuel tanker practices sparking outrage in China and Bieber fever hitting India with a hefty price tag.

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00:05:17

Sir Peter Jackson's business gets 50 car parks for $1

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2024/07/10

While local residents in the suburb of Miramar are paying hundreds a year to lease council land to park on or near their homes, Sir Peter Jackson's Stone Street Studios has been leased 50 car parks for the sum total of just $1 a year, Miramar local Neil Sands speaks to Susana Lei'ataua.

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00:10:31

Our Changing World for 3:35pm Wednesday 10th July 2024

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2024/07/10

Claire Concannon visits an Otago wetland to meet those investigating its future as sea levels rise.

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00:11:21

Our Changing World – A wetland's climate future

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2024/07/10

Climate-change-induced sea level rise is happening. What will this mean for our low-lying wetlands? Will they get eroded away – releasing more carbon? Or will they grow at the same rate, and hold their ground? And what will this mean for the critters that live there? A team are investigating at an Otago wetland that might be the first in New Zealand to make this change.

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00:20:40

Modern boyhood is a lonely place

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2024/07/10

Raising three boys at a time of heightened scrutiny with ever changing definitions of masculinity has led author and culture critic Ruth Whipmann to one conclusion. Modern boyhood is recipe for loneliness. She says we've thrown out the norms of manhood in an effort to help boys be more emotionally open, but instead they are shutting down even more. She seeks guidance from experts and looks at the latest science to help her understand where we are going wrong with raising boys and how we can do

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00:07:17

Easy Eats with Sam Parish: Pantry Pasta

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2024/07/10

This weeks super easy healthy mid week meal inspiration from Sam Parish is about using what you've already got in the pantry. She shares her recipe for 'pantry penne' (or any pasta) a tasty way to use up ingredients that are sitting on the shelves in the kitchen already.

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00:09:54

Podcast Critic: Elliot Childs

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2024/07/10

Today Elliot talks to Jesse about two podcasts, The Bones of Old New York and Lost Notes, season 4.

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