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00:04:05

Higher school attendance in term 4 last year than 2022

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2024/04/12

Attendance looks to be on rise in recent Ministry of Health figures, but as Lauren Crimp reports, Associate Education Minister David Seymour isn't smiling yet.

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00:06:25

Teenager in hospital after hit and run in Ngaruawahia

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2024/04/12

Detective Inpector Darrell Harpur speaks to Lisa Owen about a teenager fighting for his life in Waikato Hospital after police say he was purposely hit by a car and repeatedly run over near a sport field in Ngaruawahia. Police have set up a portal where you can upload any footage or images related to the incident here:https://taupiri.nc3.govt.nz/

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00:06:21

Gaza: UNICEF aid convoy underfire, preventing aid...

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2024/04/12

Unicef spokesperson Tess Ingram speaks to Lisa Owen from Gaza about a UNICEF aid convoy coming underfire in Gaza this week, preventing the delivery of vital supplies to the North.

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00:04:12

Tauranga to have elections in July for first time in...

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2024/04/12

It's been four years since Tauranga had a council, but the city will finally have elections again in July. So what kind of shape is it in, as it prepares to welcome back democratically elected leadership? Louise Ternouth reports.

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00:03:23

West Coast enters recovery mode following wild...

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2024/04/12

Some of the ranges have recorded up to a metre of rain in just three days, multiple roads have been closed in Westland and slips have left people stranded, Niva Chittock reports from Harihari.

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00:04:00

Sport: Super Rugby Aupiki final

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2024/04/12

RNZ sports journalist Jamie Wall speaks to Lisa Owen about this weekend in sport and the Super Rugby Aupiki final.

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00:07:09

ANZ Premiership future TV rights deal up in the air

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2024/04/12

Netball's national competition gets underway this weekend, but its future broacdcast deal is half of the previous contract at just over four million dollars and is only for one year, meaning from 2026 the financial future is up in the air, Netball New Zealand CEO Jennie Wyllie speaks to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:48

Canada: Niagara falls short of solar eclipse...

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2024/04/12

Canada correspondent Ashleigh Stewart speaks to Lisa Owen about the state of emergency declared in the Niagara region before the solar eclipse potentially being a mistake and a public inquiry looking into foreign interference in Canada. She also talks about warnings of an "explosive" wildfire season for Canada.

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00:01:28

Do people think it's okay for students to skip school...

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2024/04/12

Do you think it's okay for students to skip a few days school to avoid peak season prices? Visual journalist Marika Khabazi asked people on the streets of Auckland.

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00:06:05

Parent endorsed truancy a problem - Dunedin principal

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2024/04/12

Fresh truancy figures show a slight improvement in school attendance in the fourth term last year, however, but is still 12.5% lower than 2019 attendance figures. Otago Boys High School rector Richard Hall speaks to Lisa Owen.

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00:09:25

The Pre-Panel for 12 April 2024

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2024/04/12

Today on the Pre-Panel, Wallace Chapman previews tonight's show and producer Sam Hollis joins to put a few kitchen myths to bed.

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00:11:29

Critter of the Week

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2024/04/12

This week's critter is found on sandy beaches throughout Aotearoa. The mowhiti, or New Zealand sandhopper, is a sand-burrowing, beach-loving amphipod with impressive jumping abilities.

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00:05:28

DIY with Stan Scott

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2024/04/12

This week builder Stan Scott is back to help with any tips and advice for projects you have on the go at home needing a bit of DIY know how. You can text your questions to us on 2101 or email jesse@rnz.co.nz.

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00:11:55

Chicken Breasts with Bacon & Shallots

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2024/04/12

Today Julie Biuso has a recipe that is a great seasonal meal. It starts off in the pan but gets finished in the oven. Julie shares how to maker her recipe of chicken breasts with bacon and shallots.

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00:08:43

RNZ Pacific News at 3pm for 12 April 2024

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2024/04/12

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

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00:11:04

Film Review with Sam Hollis

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2024/04/12

Today Sam reviews Late Night with the Devil, out in cinemas now and 'STEVE' on Apple TV+, a two part documentary on Steve Martin.

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00:08:56

Freaky Friday

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2024/04/12

Our weekly segment where we ask listeners to share their strange and spooky stories. If you have a spooky tale to share, email afternoons@rnz.co.nz with the details!

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00:04:52

Should the capital move to Palmerston North?

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2024/04/12

Windmills, the Rugby Museum, and free parking on Sundays are just some of the virtues of Palmerston North. So could Palmy be the perfect place to relocate Parliament to? Mayor Grant Smith speaks to Jesse.

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00:08:59

International Day of Human Spaceflight

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2024/04/12

A day of celebration today for space lovers around the world. It's a time to celebrate what has become known as Yuri's Flight, the first time in history that a human went into space.

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00:11:02

Hugging your way into feeling better and fighting...

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2024/04/12

A hug can boost your health, even if you're hugging a robot. That's according to Dutch and German researchers. Jacqui Maguire is a clinical psychologist and a big fan of hugging. She talks to Jesse.

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