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00:07:19

AI helping with proof of wine provenance

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2024/07/05

Traceability is becoming increasingly important for consumers in the food and wine sector. Now a new project aims to use artificial intelligence to prove the origins of New Zealand wine without opening the bottle. University of Otago food science senior lecturer Dr Biniam Kebede has received funding from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Education's China Strategic Alliance to develop the technique. Dr Kebede speaks to Jesse.

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00:10:29

Auckland's pizza king grabs slice of glory

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2024/07/05

Auckland pizza fans can now enjoy an authentic Italian slice made by one of the best pizzaiolos (pizza makers) in the world - Enis Bacova. Last year, Bacova, a chef at Dante's, won third prize in the Neapolitan category at the Caputo Cup, aka the world pizza champs. At this year's competition in Naples, Bacova beat out all but one of 700 other competitors to bring home the silver trophy.

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00:14:31

Crunching the rugby numbers, a fun fact filled new book

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2024/07/05

Self confessed data fanatic Chris Carter has written a book looking at the numbers which revolutionise the game itself. His book is called Rugbynomics. He speaks to Jesse.

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00:08:24

RNZ Pacific News at 1pm for 5 July 2024

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2024/07/05

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:03:41

Michael Morrah on the end of Newhub

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2024/07/05

Three decades of news comes to an end tonight when Newhub airs its final 6pm bulletin on channel Three. Earlier this year, the channel's owners, Warner Brothers Discovery, announced it would shut down Newshub, at cost of almost 300 jobs in the newsroom. From tomorrow, a new 6pm TV bulletin called ThreeNews will be aired, but created by Stuff. Charlotte Cook speaks with longtime Newshub reporter, Michael Morrah.

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00:04:06

Shortland Street moves to 3 episodes weekly

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2024/07/05

New Zealand's beloved hospital soap opera has been given a life-line, promising another year of episodes, albeit fewer than usual. Together with new funding from NZ on Air, the Screen Production rebate and TVNZ, Shortland Street will continue in 2025 - but only producing three episodes per week. Its production company, South Pacific Pictures chief executive Kelly Martin says it's been an anxious wait, while other forms of broadcast media have closed around them.

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00:05:44

Midday Rural News for 5 July 2024

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2024/07/05

News from the rural farming sector.

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00:01:55

Midday Sports News for 5 July 2024

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2024/07/05

The All Blacks coach Scott Robertson says Samipeni Finau has all the attributes of a quality test loose forward.

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00:08:04

Midday Business News for 5 July 2024

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2024/07/05

Midday Business News for 5 July 2024

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00:06:37

UK election: Landslide for Labour Party

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2024/07/05

In the UK the initial electoral results are in. It's set to be a landslide for the Labour Party with the Tories on course for a historic defeat. UK correspondent John Bevir spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:01:46

Serious assault at Wellington Girls' College

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2024/07/05

A person has been being treated for injuries after an assault at Wellington Girls' College this morning. RNZ reporter Nick James speaks to Charlotte Cook.

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00:09:36

RNZ News at 12pm, July 5

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2024/07/05

The top stories and other headlines at midday

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00:11:05

The week that was with Donna Brookbanks and Irene Pink

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2024/07/04

Comedians Donna Brookbanks and Irene Pink look at the lighter moments of the week, including a nine year old chess star set to become England's youngest player.

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00:12:21

Sports commentator Dana Johannsen

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2024/07/04

Dana discusses the Football Ferns' turbulent path to the Olympics, after coach Jitka Klimková stepped aside under mysterious circumstances. All signs are pointing to a tense series between the All Blacks and England - will the NZ public allow new coach Scott Robertson a grace period while he finds his feet? Also - a potential eligibility change for the Silver Ferns, and a look at New Zealand's rising tennis star at Wimbledon. Dana Johannsen is RNZ's sports correspondent.

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00:25:49

New music with Jeremy Taylor

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2024/07/04

Forty years on from their debut, The Jesus and Mary Chain are back with a corking new album, plus local baroque-folkers French For Rabbits, and Engelbert Humperdinck.

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00:11:28

Around the motu: Georgina Campbell in Wellington

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2024/07/04

More ferry woes with the Interislander Kaitaki ferry's stabiliser fin missing for more than 18 months. This has resulted in sailings cancelled this week due to large swells, while rival operator Bluebridge could continue with a freight-only service. Meanwhile two KiwiRail board directors have resigned and the chairman has retired early. And parents at Wellington's St Benedict's School are taking bullying complaints to the Education Minister.

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00:04:01

Book review: The Heart in Winter by Kevin Barry

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2024/07/04

Lisa Adler from Unity Books Wellington reviews The Heart in Winter by Kevin Barry published by Canongate.

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00:09:45

UK vote count continues, Labour on track for win

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2024/07/04

As the official election tally continues, Kathryn is joined by Phil Burton-Cartledge to discuss how the two major parties are expected to fare and the elements that led both to this point. Phil is a lecturer in sociology at the University of Derby, politics blogger and author of The Party's Over: The Rise and Fall of the Conservatives from Thatcher to Sunak.

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00:20:01

The ancient artefacts that still baffle archaeologists

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2024/07/04

Archeologists are in the business of understanding the past, by observing, recording, and interpreting objects and items from history.

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00:24:05

Morning Report Essentials for 5th July

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2024/07/04

On today's episode, a developer warns scrapping size rules risks tiny apartments. Outgoing Kainga Ora board member says review was ill-informed. The PSA says scrapping COVID sick leave endangers health workers. A man tried to intervene in Patricia McKay fatal attack in Southern California. Antarctica New Zealand releases scaled-back Scott Base plan.

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