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00:04:52

Review: How to Have Sex

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2024/03/13

How to Have Sex is a comedy-drama of three teenager best friends, off to have "the best holiday ever" in Crete. Sun, sea, booze and multiple hook-ups - that's the plan. What could go wrong? Stars Bafta Rising Star 2024 Mia McKenna-Bruce.

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00:02:29

Growing giraffe family getting new enclosure

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2024/03/13

A growing family needs more room - and for giraffes that's no exception. Baby Nia was born four months ago and now Wellington Zoo is building a bigger home for her, mum, dad and great aunt Zahara. As Pretoria Gordon reports, it's a challenge to build a house for residents that weigh a ton and are over five metres tall.

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00:01:19

Higher parking prices for bigger vehicles: Should it...

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2024/03/13

Earlier we heard from the mayor of Yarra, in Melbourne, where they're looking at pinging bigger, more emitting vehicles for higher parking prices. Would you support the same happening here? Visual journalist Marika Khabazi went to ask the people

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00:04:59

South Africa: An election official has been fired

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2024/03/13

South Africa correspondent Elna Schutz speaks to Lisa Owen about an election official being fired, some worrying statistics about who is teaching South African children and a well-known artist that has been on global charts recently.

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00:04:32

Evening business for 13 March 2024

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2024/03/13

News from the business sector, including a market report

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00:03:45

Protesters make voices heard outside seabed mining...

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2024/03/13

Protesters made their feelings clear today outside a hearing reconsidering an application to mine the seabed in the Taranaki Bight. The Environmental Protection Authority is revisiting Trans-Tasman Resources bid for consents to suck up 50 million tonnes of ironsands a year for 30 years off the coast of Patea. Our Taranaki Whanganui reporter Robin Martin has been in Hawera for the hearing

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00:03:46

Canoe slalom paddler joins select group of NZ Olympic...

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2024/03/13

Canoe slalom paddler Luuka Jones has joined a select group of New Zealand Olympic athletes. A Rio 2016 Olympic silver medalist, Jones will become just the third New Zealand woman to compete at five Olympics. The others to reach the milestone are shot putter Dame Valerie Adams and board sailor Barbara Kendall. At the Paris Games later this year Jones and Finn Butcher, at his first Games, will be New Zealand's representatives. Sports reporter Felicity Reid speaks to Lisa Owen

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00:05:53

Govt to give Ruapehu ski field 7 million dollars so...

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2024/03/13

The government is stumping up another 7 million dollars for Ruapehu Alpine Lifts to ensure the ski season can go ahead on Whakapapa. Cabinet has also agreed to provide three million in equity and loan funding to support the sale of the Turoa ski field assets to Pure Turoa Limited. It's the fifth government bail out for the company, which went into voluntary administration in 2022. The government has warned this latest lifeline is the last one. Regional Development Minister Shane Jones speaks to

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00:03:31

Latest retail data showing consumer spending dropping

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2024/03/13

Squeezed household budgets are putting a big dent in how much money people can spend at the shops and retailers are struggling to stay afloat, some closing doors. Retailers are looking at another tough year ahead, with the latest data showing consumer spending, on everything from food to big ticket items, continues to drop. It comes as the number of people behind in debt repayments reached its highest level in seven years. Amy Williams has the story

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00:05:33

Forensic anthropologist responds to found Gulf...

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2024/03/13

A post mortem is underway on humans remains found in a rubbish bag floating on Gulf Harbour north of Auckland. Police say their priority is to identify he person and cause of death. They've completed enquiries at the scene and the cordons are being removed this afternoon. Police are asking residents who have seen anything out of the ordinary to get in touch. A fisherman who snagged the bag near the local ferry terminal, thought it might be a log or a dead animal. After hauling the heavy item

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00:09:11

RNZ News at 5pm, March 13

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2024/03/13

All the top stories and other headlines from the day

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00:07:19

Police looking for people responsible for string of...

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2024/03/13

Thieves are dicing with death and causing significant power cuts scaling high voltage lines to pinch copper for scrap metal and the police need help identifying them. A 42 year old man is facing theft and intentional damage charges after Christchurch Police searched a Rangiora property yesterday. The charges relate to thefts in January and February. However, police are searching for others following a string of incidents, including live wires left exposed near a kindergarten. Senior Sergeant

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00:02:37

Golriz Ghahraman pleads guilty to 4 shoplifting charges

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2024/03/13

Former Green MP Golriz Ghahraman has pleaded guilty to four shoplifting charges. Ghahraman is accused of stealing over $8000 worth of goods from two boutique stores in Auckland and one in Wellington. She has resigned as an MP since the charges came to light in January. Rayssa Almeida was in court and speaks to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:38

Rugby: 20 minute red card proposal reccomended for vote

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2024/03/13

SANZAAR's drive for a 20 minute red card to be introduced across the international game is headed for a crucial vote. The potential rule change, which has been trialled in Super Rugby since 2020, was discussed at World Rugby's recent 'Shape of the Game' forum in London. Now, reports suggest the proposal has been recommended for a vote at the World Rugby council meeting in May. In Depth's sports correspondent Dana Johannsen speaks to Lisa Owen

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00:02:25

Post mortem carried out after human remains found in...

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2024/03/13

A post mortem is today being carried out on an unidentified body found wrapped in plastic and floating in Auckland's Gulf Harbour yesterday. A recreational fisherman made the grim discovery yesterday, initially thinking it was a log or animal carcass, only to find human remains inside. Lucy Xia reports.

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00:05:32

Agency warns NZ's 2050 predator free progress could...

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2024/03/13

An agency driving work to rid Aotearoa of pests, is warning the country's 2050 predator free goal could be an endangered species itself, with areas that are already pest free at risk of being reinvaded. Predator Free 2050 Limited, was set up by the government to organise much of the work towards the 2050 goal, which former Prime Minister John Key announced in 2016. But the charitable company has been plagued by funding and governance issues, including infighting with the Department of

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00:03:07

India plans to enact a controversial law that...

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2024/03/13

Asia correspondent Per Elinder Liljas speaks to Lisa Owen about a Chinese smartphone manufacturer on track to do something Apple haven't, India's plans to enact a controversial law that excludes Muslims and India opening a tunnel close to China's border, heightening frictions between the two countries

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00:05:47

Melbourne council of Yarra looking at higher costs...

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2024/03/13

Is the great Aussie ute and its close cousin the SUV no longer welcome in the big smoke? The Melbourne council of Yarra is investigating higher parking fees and costs for drivers of chunkier vehicles. Councillors say the streets are narrow and some of the american style vehicles are more likely to cause serious injuries. Paris recently tripled parking fees for SUV and similars, ratcheting them up to more than 30 New Zealand dollars an hour. Mayor of Yarra, Edward Crossland speaks to Lisa Owen

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00:09:59

The Pre-Panel for 13 March 2024

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2024/03/13

Today on the Pre-Panel, Wallace Chapman previews tonight's show and producer Ayana Piper-Healion joins to talk about whether Tasmania's Premier is onto something by wanting to make the world's tallest chocolate fountain in Tasmania.

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00:10:52

Our Changing World: Growing fish on land

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2024/03/13

People and livestock gobble so much fish that the seas soon won’t keep up. Is the answer to grow fish on land? Kate Evans meets scientists figuring out the puzzles of how to farm some of New Zealand’s iconic ocean creatures.

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