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00:13:16

Europe correspondent Seamus Kearney

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2024/07/07

France's far right has failed to make a breakthrough in snap parliamentary elections. Instead, leftist alliance New Popular Front has come out on top according to exit polls.

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00:01:27

Did Titanic Sink? Season 2 - Coming Soon!

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2024/07/07

New evidence leads Carlo and Tim back to Titanic as they discover a secret local connection, hidden for decades in a small South Island town.

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00:18:55

Calls to broaden shingles vaccine funding as at-risk

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2024/07/07

People most at risk from shingles are missing out on the vaccine, thanks to a funding programme which gives 65-year-olds just one year to get immunised for free.

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00:04:03

Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia

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2024/07/07

We cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh.

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00:03:00

Increased speed limits mean more deaths on roads

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2024/07/07

The government's proposal to increase speed limits will lead to more deaths and serious injuries on our roads, according to a new report from the Public Health Communication Centre. The University of Canterbury's Simon Kingham says the correlation is simple - there are more deaths and serious injuries when speeds are higher, primarily due to increased stopping distances. He spoke to Morning Report.

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00:04:06

Sydney fire claims lives of three children, father...

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2024/07/07

Australian police have started a homicide investigation after three children, including a 10-month-old, died in a house fire in Sydney. The father of the children has been arrested, but is in hospital in an induced coma after being hurt by the fire.

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00:02:52

Kanak person wins one of two seats in French National...

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2024/07/07

For the first time in 38 years, France will have a Kanak person - an indigenous New Caledonian -- representing the French territory in Parliament in Paris. Pro-independence Emmanuel Tjibaou jee-bow has claimed victory in one of the two New Caledonian constituencies in the French National Assembly. The other seat has gone to pro-France, or Loyalists', Nicolas Metzdorf. Long-time New Caledonia watcher and a correspondent for Islands Business magazine Nic Maclellan spoke to Corin Dann.

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00:02:36

Sports Chat for 8 July 2024

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2024/07/07

An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere.

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00:01:30

Market Update for 8 July 2024

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2024/07/07

Market Update for 8 July 2024

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00:06:52

Analysis: Stuff's first TV bulletins

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2024/07/07

There's new news to watch at six on TV - with Stuff's ThreeNews replacing Newshub. RNZ Mediawatch presenter Colin Peacock spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

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00:05:08

Asylum seekers again being held in Nauru

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2024/07/07

Almost 100 asylum seekers are again being held in Australia's offshore processing centre in Nauru after numbers dropped to zero in June last year. New Zealand agreed to resettle 450 refugees on Nauru in 2022 until the middle of 2025 but the government says this latest cohort is ineligible. RNZ Pacific's Caleb Fotheringham has more.

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00:03:06

Campaigners want tighter restrictions on specific rifle

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2024/07/07

Gun control campaigners want tighter restrictions on a type of rifle that is easily cut down into a hand gun. Police estimate at least 163 of the 782 Alfa carbines and Alfa hunters brought into the country from 2019 to 2021 have been passed on to criminals. John Gerritsen filed this report.

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00:06:50

Tennis NZ on Lulu Sun's Wimbledon run

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2024/07/07

New Zealand tennis player Lulu Sun has made it through to the fourth round of the Wimbledon singles. Shawn Sage-Cleaver from Tennis NZ spoke to Corin Dann.

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00:02:18

Sports News for 8 July 2024

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2024/07/07

It's been a good day for New Zealand tennis with Lulu Sun winning through to the quarter-finals at Wimbledon.

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00:03:56

Miramar's lone stoat finally caught

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2024/07/07

A lone stoat that has been roaming the Miramar Peninsula since December - appearing intermittently on monitoring cameras and popping up in the eyeline of commuters - has been captured. Volunteers had been unsuccessfully chasing the animal since Decemeber 15, and were thrilled to find it in the peninsula's northernmost trap on Sunday. Predator Free Miramar founder Dan Henry spoke to Morning Report.

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00:03:19

Olympic Committee recovers NZ's first Olympic gold

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2024/07/07

The country's first Olympic gold medal is now back in Aotearoa after its recovery from an Australian sock drawer. More than 110 years after being awarded to swimmer Malcolm Champion at the 1912 Stockholm Olympic Games, the medal was returned by an Australian donor. New Zealand Olympic Committee chief executive Nicki Nicol spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

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00:02:52

Analysis: All Blacks' close call against England

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2024/07/07

"So near ... but so far ... again." That's how Chris Foy, rugby union correspondent for the British Daily Mail, has described the game between England and the All Blacks on Saturday. The final score was New Zealand 16, England 15. Foy spoke to Corin Dann.

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00:04:21

Woman says she was not told risks of...

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2024/07/07

A woman who suffers from permanent memory loss after hundreds of electroconvulsive therapy shocks says she was not told of the risks. Kerry Hodgson had 307 ECT treaments for severe depression over ten years from 1994, until it was discovered she had a rare brain tumour. Once removed, her depression disappeared. Anusha Bradley reports.

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00:03:32

Businesses still want compensation after Northland...

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2024/07/07

It's been more than two weeks since the mother of all workplace mishaps toppled a power pylon and plunged Northland into darkness. As Peter de Graaf reports, an independent investigation steps up a notch today while businesses continue their quest for compensation.

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00:05:20

Keir Starmer holds first cabinet meeting

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2024/07/07

As expected, the UK Labour Party has surged to power, claiming nearly two-thirds of seats in Parliament. That's despite only getting 34 percent of the total votes cast, thanks to the First Pass the Post voting system. BBC political correspondent Rob Watson spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

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