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00:15:39

The 'big money' changing hands at the Feilding saleyards

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2025/10/10

Global demand for red meat is driving strong prices for sheep and cattle, some of the best former Feilding farmer Eric Linklater has seen in over 20 years of guiding tours at the local saleyards.

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00:04:03

A wrap from RNZ's rural news desk

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2025/10/10

A round-up of the week's news from the primary sector.

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00:04:06

Mooncakes under a southern sun

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2025/10/10

David Ruan says the colourful vegetables growing in his garden are like little cakes relying on the sun for energy, hence the name Suncakes Gardens.

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00:50:13

Country Life Friday 10 October 2025

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2025/10/10

Country Life is next, and this week the team takes you to the back country of Marlborough and the famous Molesworth Station.

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00:16:05

Questions linger after Te Pati Maori reset

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2025/10/10

In Focus on Politics, political reporter Lillian Hanly asks if Te Pati Maori's reset achieved what it set out too.

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00:23:44

The Panel with Denise L'Estrange-C. and Chris Wikaira...

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2025/10/10

Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Cindy Mitchener and David Downs. First up, the horrific death of a toddler in an above ground temporary pool in 2023 has led water safety advocates to call for a ban on the pools. Then, School attendance is a hot button issue and the Education Review Office is suggesting staggering school term dates by region. This, it says, will fix kids skipping school around holiday time in favour of cheaper flights for family holidays.

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00:04:21

Checkpoint try Durian coffee

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2025/10/10

Lisa Owen, Susana Lei'ataua and producer Johnny Sutherland taste Durian coffee for the first time.

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00:03:52

UK PM weighs in on Trump's Gaza Ceasefire deal

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2025/10/10

United Kingdom correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer weighing in on Trump's Gaza Ceasefire deal, as well as the Princess of Wales who has issued a warning about the damage smartphones can cause.

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00:03:44

Evening business for 10 October 2025

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2025/10/10

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:02:03

White ferns face crucial match after back to back losses

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2025/10/10

The White Ferns are dancing with the danger zone at the Cricket World Cup. Following back to back losses to kick off their campaign, the Kiwis face a crucial match against Bangledesh's army of spinners in Guwahati tonight. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:09:52

Medical disinformation a growing concern for doctors

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2025/10/10

Medical disinformation is a growing concern for doctors and scientists, but what happens when it comes from people in the highest authority who are shaping health policy? Recently US President Trump claimed a link between austism and the pain killer tylenol, or paracetamol as it is known here. The US Health Secretary, Robert F Kennedy Junior has also blamed vaccines for autism when there is no evidence to support his claims. Dr Ashani Weeraratna is a leading cancer researcher and was a guest

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00:11:54

Northland grappling with closure of hospitality...

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2025/10/10

Northland's community is grappling with the imminent closure of its leading hospitality training provider. The shutting of the QRC Te Tai Tokerau will force school leavers to travel large distances to seek qualifications, and leave hotels and restaurants scrambling for staff. With the region's polytechnic also facing an uncertain future, it couldn't have come at a worse time. Peter de Graaf reports.

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00:03:38

Senior dog walking service keeping older dogs active

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2025/10/10

They're older and slower, but just because the arthritis is kicking in, that doesn't mean they can't have fun with a group of buddies. No, it's not an ad for a retirement village, it's the ethos of Wellington professional dog-walker, Justin Meade. The pooch-obssessed pack-walker has just started a new dog-walking service, one-day-a-week, for senior dogs. Mary Argue tagged along.

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00:05:46

Renewed call to ban pop up pools following drowning...

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2025/10/10

There is a renewed call for a ban on pop up pools following the drowning of another toddler in a temporary backyard pool. It is at least the second drowning of an under two year old in a temporary pool in just over a year. Water Safety New Zealand wants the sale and use of above-ground cheap temporary pools banned altogether, because people are unware of the rules or don't fence them. Auckland Council licensing and environmental health manager Mervyn Chetty spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:05:06

Brain Drain: No job for scientist after 13 years study

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2025/10/10

Newly-graduated scientists are finding it next to impossible to find work amidst a perfect storm of economic hardship and a major sector shakeup. Some of the young scientists, who are applying for hundreds upon hundreds of jobs, are beginnning to think they'll have to abandon their dreams of pursing the careers they've studied so long and hard for. In July, the seven Crown Research Institutes were merged into four new Public Research Organisations, while $212 million was cut the from the

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00:01:58

New Zealand activists detained by Israel welcomed home

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2025/10/10

The New Zealand activists detained by Israel for trying to break the blockade of Gaza have today returned home to an enthusiastic welcome. Rana Hamida, Samuel Leason, and Youssef Sammour were released on Wednesday after being aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla.

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00:05:23

Speculation whether R360 competition will make it to...

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2025/10/10

While the All Blacks are on a break, there has been plenty of intrigue in the rugby world this week. The rebel R360 competition has been making headlines again, however there is still a lot of conjecture about whether the ambitious project will even make it to a single kick-off. Sports reporter Jamie Wall spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:36

Who does an age gap relationship mean for your finances?

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2025/10/10

If you're in a relationship with an age gap, it may affect your financial planning, particularly when it comes to retirement. Currently there are over 3000 people who are receiving NZ Super despite being under 65, because their partners qualified and added them before the rules changed in 2020. A handful of them are aged in their 20s and 30s. But what does an age gap mean for your finances more generally? Money correspondent Susan Edmunds spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:37

North Korean ruling party turns 80

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2025/10/10

Asia correspondent Adam Hancock spoke to Lisa Owen about a massive parade which is expected in North Korea as the ruling party turns 80, as well as an Indian state that is set to introduce a day of paid menstrual leave every month.

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00:07:06

School truancy jumping before school holidays

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2025/10/10

Hundreds of thousands of students are skipping out on school early, as school attendance rates drop sharply in the days leading up to school holidays. It is thought cheaper airfares and accommodation are driving parents to let their children play truant. Auckland's St Peters College headmaster, James Betley spoke to Lisa Owen.

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