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00:03:01

Black Caps: Australia have upper-hand on day 1 of...

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2024/03/08

The Black Caps' struggles against Australia are continuing in Christchurch. After winning the first Test by a big margin, Australia have the upper-hand on day one of the second Test. Sports reporter Felicity Reid speaks to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:21

Before and after school care providers MASH and Caspa...

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2024/03/08

Parents have been left scrambling after their before and after school care providers closed their doors with little warning MASH and its sister company Caspa, run more than 40 programmes across the South Island, with a large monopoly in Christchurch. For some parents there are no other care options and the snap closure has left them and staff blindsided and out of pocket. Anastasia Hedge reports.

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00:03:15

TVNZ confirms 4 programmes to be axed, staff devastated

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2024/03/08

A tough day ending in tears at TVNZ. The broadcaster has confirmed Sunday, Fair Go, and two news bulletins, Midday and Tonight, are to be axed. Chief executive Jodi O'Donnell delivered the news to her employees that some of them will likely lose their jobs, along with the programmes they work for. Staff say they're crushed, and devastated but ready to fight against the proposed cuts. Lauren Crimp has more.

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00:07:59

Govt asked to fund an Auckland police college to meet...

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2024/03/08

The government has been asked to fund an Auckland based police training college to help reach its target of 500 additional officers in two years. Figures released to Checkpoint show it will be almost impossible to deliver on that promise without significant recruitment changes. In the past 4 years, the number of new police graduating from the wellington training college, currently the only one in the country, has been well below the facilities capacity. Add to that, a briefing to the government

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00:07:19

Employment lawyer responds to TVNZ axing programmes

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2024/03/08

Another crushing blow for the media industry today, with the confirmation that long running consumer affairs show Fair Go is being axed alongside current affairs programme Sunday, News at Midday and News Tonight. Around 68 staff were officially given the news this afternoon with TVNZ citing cost saving. It's understood employees were given a break down of what their shows cost, compared to the money they generated. Employment lawyer Barbara Buckett speaks to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:16

New recycling rules: No milk bottle tops and aerosol...

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2024/03/08

Milk bottle tops and aerosol cans are now a "no" for the recycle bin. But pizza boxes are fine, just take the pizza out. New recycling rules came into effect on the 1st of February. Are we complying with them? Reporter Jimmy Ellingham takes a look behind the scenes.

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00:03:18

Auckland police ramping up patrols at petrol stations

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2024/03/08

Auckland police are ramping up patrols at petrol stations in response to a recent spate of robberies and burglaries. According to one Auckland councillor, the boost in police visibility is just what the city needs. Timothy Brown reports.

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00:03:35

Rugby League: Warriors' NRL season opener against Sharks

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2024/03/08

It's a massive weekend of sport coming up, with rugby, league, cricket and boxing on. Jamie Wall speaks to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:19

Canada: Measles outbreak has experts concerned about...

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2024/03/08

Canada correspondent Ashleigh Stewart speaks to Lisa Owen about an outbreak of measles in Canada, population numbers for the once-endangered humpback whale falling in the North Pacific, and a Canadian man granted his dying wish to see one of the year's biggest films two months early.

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00:01:26

How long people have to wait to see their GP

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2024/03/08

The government's unveiled its health targets as its final move in its 100 day plan. It's announced five major health targets relating to cancer treatment, child immunisation, ED wait times, specialist appointment wait times and treatment wait times. The other thing Kiwis have got used to waiting for, is to see their GP. Visual jounalist Angus Dreaver asked people where they go when they're sick, and how long they have to wait.

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00:07:00

Only 83% of NZ children up to date with vaccinations...

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2024/03/08

The government is targeting childhood vaccinations with a goal of 95% of all children to be fully immunised by age 2. Right now only 83% of kiwi kids are up to date with their shots by age 2, lagging behind the UK, Australia & Canada. The national immunisation schedule for under 2s includes, measles mumps and rubella, meningococcal B, chickenpox and boosters. Health Minister Doctor Shane Reti says immunisation rates peaked about 10 years ago at 93%. Whangarei GP, Dr Geoff Cunningham speaks to

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00:11:33

The state of today’s dance scene with pioneer Jeff Mills

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2024/03/08

From his cult radio show as The Wizard in the 1980s to forming the techno collective Underground Resistance, then Axis Records, many call Jeff Mills a dance music legend. He's performing at the Auckland Town Hall with his improv group Tomorrow Comes The Harvest, creating brand new sounds on the night with veteran keyboardist Jean-Phi Dary and tabla virtuoso Prabhu Edouard. Jeff Mills speaks to Charlotte Ryan from his home in Paris about how his new show works, and the state of today's dance

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00:03:11

Warriors season to begin at sold-out Mt Smart

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2024/03/07

The long wait is nearly over for Warriors fans, with a sold-out Mount Smart Stadium to stage their season-opening match against the Cronulla Sharks in Auckland Friday night. The rejuvenated Warriors fell one win short of reaching the grand final last year and hopes are high they can go further this season. Warriors chief executive Cameron George spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:02:38

Health Minister outlines 5 major health targets

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2024/03/07

The Health Minister and Prime Minister are laying out five major health targets, completing the Coalition government's first 100-day plan. The targets will likely include immunisation and cancer treatment, with more detail being unveiled by Dr Shane Reti right now. So what will this announcement mean for general practice, an area of the health system that the Health Minister himself says is "broken"? Royal New Zealand College of GPs president Dr Samantha Murton spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:02:05

Midday Sports News for 8 March 2024

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2024/03/07

New Zealand has again gone with an all pace bowling attack with Ben Sears making his debut. Australia won the toss and had no hesitation to field first, they've gone in with the same eleven that won the first test by 172 runs. Barry Guy has sports.

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00:04:03

Māori want assurances over Fast Track bill

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2024/03/07

Māori will be demanding assurances from the government that its Fast Track Approval Bill will not trample over Treaty settlements. The legislation - which passed its first reading on Thursday - will give three ministers the power to bypass normal consent processes and have the final say on approvals for special infrastructure projects. Ngāi Tahu, whose rohe includes two-thirds of the conservation estate has expressed concern, saying a key failure is that the bill does not include a reference to

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00:10:43

The week that was with Irene Pink and Pinky Agnew

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2024/03/07

Irene and Pinky wrap up the lighter moments of the week, including the Cambridge academic who escaped a medieval tower using a cotton bud. And a woman who gave birth at a P!nk concert in Sydney - and it's not the first time it's happened.

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00:14:49

Sports commentator Sam Ackerman

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2024/03/07

Sam Ackerman bring all the latest on the test cricket, and looks ahead to the start of the Warriors' season tonight. Also, he looks at the new sponsor for the 14 provincial rugby unions, and the fallout from the Hurricanes' Poua haka, which took a jab at the Government.

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00:13:57

Around the motu: Georgina Campbell in Wellington

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2024/03/07

Wellington City Council's controversial Reading Cinema deal survives an attempt to stop it. Transport Minister Simeon Brown has refused to commit to a walking and cycling connection in Wellington's second Mt Victoria tunnel after promising there would be one when he was in Opposition. And the Royal New Zealand Ballet has launched an appeal for donations to help restore Swan Lake costumes which are now almost 30 years old.

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00:04:13

Book review: Kitten by Olive Nuttall

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2024/03/07

Mellissa Oliver from Unity Books Wellington reviews Kitten by Olive Nuttall published by Te Herenga Waka University Press

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