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00:22:00

The trainer turning animal tricks into teen confidence

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2025/12/12

Chickens play football and sheep wave their hooves at Bex Tasker's place. She used to be a dog handler with customs and now uses her expertise in animal training and positive reinforcement methods to help kids learn new skills.

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00:21:44

Cornwall Park The farm within the heart of a city

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2025/12/12

Cornwall Park farm is something of a hidden gem in the heart of Auckland City. But being a farm in the city comes with specific challenges.

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00:05:27

Rural News Wrap

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2025/12/12

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

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00:51:00

Full Episode for Friday 12 December 2025

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2025/12/12

Full Episode for Friday 12 December 2025.

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00:22:18

The Panel with Sally Wenley and Chris Clarke, Part 2

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2025/12/12

In part two, Gisborne's got a problem: rubbish dumping. All sorts of horrors are being left outside the gates of the dump - from mattresses to old fridges, to rotting animal carcasses. And it's costing the council almost half a million dollars this year. Then, four members of Invercargill's Carlson Gracie Ju Jitsu club have returned home from Tahiti with a medal haul. We talk to one of the returning heroes.

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00:16:00

Luxon and Hipkins give election year teaser

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2025/12/12

In Focus on Politics, RNZ's political team sits down with the leaders of the two major parties - National's Christopher Luxon and Labour's Chris Hipkins - to reflect on 2025 and look forward to election year.

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00:25:49

The Panel with Sally Wenley and Chris Clarke, Part 1

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2025/12/12

Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Sally Wenley and Chris Clarke. First up, a council rift is heating up in New Plymouth over the new Mayor's plan to shut down an accessibility group. Then, the NBR says the IRD breached copyright by sharing articles from it's website. the panel hears from Intellectual Property expert Kate Duckworth.

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00:06:06

Outrage over Football World Cup ticket prices

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2025/12/12

United Kingdom correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about NATO's Chief issuing a stark warning for the west, as well as outrage over how much it is going to cost to support England at the World Cup.

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00:03:45

Evening business for 12 December 2025

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2025/12/12

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:03:36

Kiwi sporting legend's grave repeatedly vandalised

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2025/12/12

A late kiwi sporting legend has had his burial site repeatedly desecrated. The graves of Bruce McLaren and his wife, Patricia were vandalised in Glen Eden yesterday, just three months after they were first targeted. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:05:35

Companies fined for causing Queenstown landslip

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2025/12/12

Three companies have been fined a total of $345,000 for their part in a landslip that swamped a Queenstown cemetery and forced dozens of nearby residents to evacuate their homes during the region's wettest day in decades. Skyline Enterprises, which owns the gondola, along with contractors Naylor Love Central Otago and Wilsons Contractors, were charged with breaching the Resource Management Act by Queenstown-Lakes District Council. Reporter Adam Burns was at the sentencing and spoke to Lisa

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00:03:29

Gloriavale's ex-leader appealing sentence for sex...

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2025/12/12

The disgraced former leader of Gloriavale is appealing his imprisonment for abusing girls and young women at the community. 85-year-old Howard Temple was this afternoon jailed for more than two years for sexually assaulting six girls and young women at the West Coast Christian community over 20 years up to 2022. However, his lawyer Michael Vesty has confirmed Temple is appealing his sentence and Temple has been granted bail while awaiting the appeal. Timothy Brown reports.

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00:09:33

Parents frustrated as Kmart refuses to cover asbestos...

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2025/12/12

Parents caught up in the play sand asbestos contamination scare are increasingly frustrated with retailer Kmart refusing to cover their testing and clean up costs. Several of the coloured play sands have been voluntarily recalled after some of them tested positive for asbestos. Some parents have paid for the play sand to be tested and results have come back positive. But Kmart is refusing to reimburse for the costs of that and any clean up. Lecturer in Law at Auckland University of Technology,

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00:42:17

Live Love Land Back

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2025/12/12

OPINION | Indigenous reclamation, repatriation, and reclamation for the modern girl. We're talking about the returning and restoration of land, repatriation, living on the whenua, restorative justice -- and what land back really means.

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00:38:02

Te Wā, Te Vā, Yada Yada

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2025/12/12

OPINION | Time travel, time bending, and time dilation. It's also our last episode, so the gals reflect on their time together and how their journey has been.

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01:01:12

Multi-Motu Mechanics

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2025/12/12

OPINION |The girls discuss semantic drift, oceanic pattern recognition, and shared philosophies across land, time, and culture. They swing between their favourite Pan-Pacific ideologies and the ways in which cultures weave into each other, defining our collective identities as oceaniqùe.

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00:57:31

Eroticism, Time Travel, and Other Home Remedies

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2025/12/12

OPINION | What does eroticism have to do with land back and fighting capitalism? This week, the Orators Anonymous gals are talking about the erotic as political remedy. They unpack ancient erotic cults in the Pacific, Victorian love letters, and power of the erotic in their own lives.

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00:36:54

Crashing In, Not Crashing Out

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2025/12/12

OPINION |The team talk 'crashing out' (having a meltdown) and how they cope given the dysregulating political age we are living in. They discuss the importance of bilingualism in Aotearoa, eugenics for dummies, suspicious and beloved tropes in literature, and what weapon of choice a girl should keep in her handbag.

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00:35:13

Existential Pick 'n' Mix

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2025/12/12

OPINION An assortment of hyperfixations and theories from the Orators Anonymous girlies. This one's for the indigenous misfits and insufferable bookworms across the Pacific and around the world.

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00:03:10

Excitement bubbling ahead of premiere for third...

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2025/12/12

Excitement is bubbling ahead of the New Zealand premiere of the Avatar franchise's third film this weekend. Avatar: Fire and Ash screens at the Embassy Theatre in Wellington tomorrow night, with stars at a red carpet event predicted to draw thousands. Mary Argue has more.

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