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00:11:11

RNZ News at 10pm, March 3

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2024/03/03

A wrap of the day's big stories

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00:07:57

RNZ News at 5pm, March 3

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2024/03/03

All the top stories and other headlines from the day

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00:03:07

Arts News for Sunday 3 March

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2024/03/03

News from Aotearoa and abroad

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00:08:12

Three no longer a hub for news

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2024/03/02

Warner Bros. Discovery’s decision to shut down Newshub was met with mourning within the media - and also concern about what could replace it in the media ecosystem

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00:27:57

Hymns on Sunday, 3 March 2024

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2024/03/02

This week, we’ve hymns that focus on peace, unity and consolation, including Make me a channel of your peace (The Prayer of St Francis), and Margaret Rizza’s In the Lord is my joy and salvation.

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00:45:22

Aotearoa's long history with wool and blankets

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2024/03/01

For the past 200 years blankets have formed part of Aotearoa's history, part of our early trade, providing warmth and comfort during the New Zealand Wars and for our soldiers fighting overseas during two world wars. For Whakaawa and Josh Te Kani, the history of wool in this country is integral to the stories they weave into their blankets and their work will feature in a new exhibition, Paraikete Threads, which opened yesterday at the Pataka Art Museum in Porirua.

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00:14:37

Post-classical composer Rose Riebl: On finding her...

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2024/03/01

After finding the traditional classical world "an intense, competitive place" post-classical composer Rose Riebl found comfort in her rule-breaking minimalist music. Rose is signed to the independent label Inni in Iceland, a place she describes as an "artistic mecca". She talks to Maggie Tweedie about why creatives are so drawn to the island.

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00:16:09

Real Estate’s Martin Courtney: music journalism matters

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2024/03/01

Pitchfork named Real Estate's 'Daniel' one of the most anticipated albums of 2024, yet it's since been announced the platform will be folded into GQ. Singer Martin Courtney talks to Maggie Tweedie about how music journalism cemented the future of his band, and why the ecosystem surrounding music is needed to make a living as a musician.

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00:18:42

Chaos in the CBD: from the North Shore to London’s...

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2024/03/01

Ben and Louis Helliker-Hales are Chaos in the CBD. The Kiwi brothers have been living in London for over a decade, becoming an essential part of the global dance community and playing at the top house clubs. Maggie Tweedie catches up on their touring life abroad, and a special music collaboration with another Aotearoa treasure, Nathan Haines. NZ shows: Fri Mar 8th, 2024, The Powerstation, Auckland Fri Mar 15th, 2024, San Fran, Wellington Twominds Festival in Otautahi Christchurch.

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00:21:58

Inspired farmers take action to clean waterways

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2024/03/01

A catchment restoration project in the Marlborough Sounds is bringing a farming community together to tackle water quality issues and achieve wider conservation goals

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00:12:45

Wool, sweat and shears - Golden Shears underway in...

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2024/03/01

The Golden Shears is underway in Masterton, and from early Thursday the War Memorial Stadium has been buzzing to the sound of shears, woolhandlers' brooms and the cranking of wool presses.

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00:05:20

Australian winegrowers protest over plummeting returns

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2024/03/01

Many wine growers in Australia's largest wine region are in crisis mode due to plummeting prices for their grapes. Chris Archer works in the Australian and New Zealand wine industries and has been following developments.

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00:48:49

Country Life For Friday 1 March 2024

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2024/03/01

Behind the scenes at the Golden Shears, a conservation project in the Marlborough Sounds, crisis among Australia's winegrowers and On the Farm

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00:07:03

On the Farm - a wrap of conditions on farms around...

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2024/03/01

Kiwifruit are looking good in Hawkes Bay. Some flooded vines have died but generally recovery is better than expected. Conditions are very dry in Marlborough so many farmers are offloading stock due to concerns over feed and water levels.

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00:03:10

Whangārei 75-year-old competing in Taupō Ironman

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2024/02/29

For most people, competing an Iron Man is a mammoth achievement. But 75-year-old Whangārei man Brian Barach has done about 15 of them. And on Saturday he'll be lining up again in Ironman New Zealand on the shores of Lake Taupō. The swim alone is 3.8 kilometres, the bike ride 180 kilometres and then to top it all off, a 42.2 kilometre run along the lakefront. Brian will be doing the race with his daughter Polly, but says it was his wife who first got him competing. Brian spoke to Charlie

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00:03:10

Government approves NZ's first open ocean salmon farm...

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2024/02/29

Despite strong opposition from conservation groups, the government has given final approval for the country's first open ocean salmon farm in the Cook Strait. New Zealand King Salmon confirmed the news in a share market announcement this morning, marking the end of a near five-year consent process for the project, known as Blue Endeavour. The farm, set to be seven kilometres off Cape Lambert, will be a world first in farming the King Salmon species in the open ocean. King Salmon chief executive

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00:01:56

Midday Sports News for 1 March 2024

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2024/02/29

A final wicket stand has proved frustrating for the Black Caps early on day two of the first test against Australia at the Basin Reserve in Wellington. Bridget Tunnicliffe has sports.

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00:08:14

Midday Business News for 1 March 2024

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2024/02/29

The country's first open ocean salmon farm in the Cook Strait has been approved. New Zealand King Salmon has been battling for years to shift farms into the colder waters to combat the effects of climate change. Gyles Beckford has the business news.

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00:04:01

TVNZ flags further cost cutting due to half year loss

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2024/02/29

Hard on the heels of this week's shock Newshub announcement, TVNZ is flagging further cost cutting. The state-owned broadcaster has posted a first half-year loss linked to reduced revenue and asset write offs. Its interim results show total revenue has fallen 13.5 percent from last year to $155.9 million. It says it's facing a "significant reduction in television advertising revenue" and a challenging trading environment. RNZ Mediawatch's Colin Peacock spoke to Charlie Dreaver.

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00:02:50

PM Luxon claiming $52,000 accomodation supplement

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2024/02/29

The Prime Minister is claiming a $52,000 accommodation supplement to cover expenses while staying in Wellington, because he has chosen not to live in Premier House. Christopher Luxon will claim the payment, despite owning a Wellington apartment - mortgage free, on top of his $471,000 salary. Premier House is the official Wellington residence for Prime Ministers; however it has long-standing maintenance issues. This makes him the first Prime Minister in at least 34 years to claim the

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