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00:10:15

First International Flight from Wellington, 75 years...

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2025/10/03

On this day 75 years ago, the first-ever international flight took off from Wellington. The Tasman Empire Airlines Ltd Solent flying boat left for Sydney on October 3rd 1950, in what would have been a very different experience from flying today. To talk about this more, aviation historian Richard Waugh joins Mark Leishman

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00:09:04

RNZ Pacific News at 8pm for 3 October 2025

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2025/10/03

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:15:19

The Clip Wool to Wear

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2025/10/03

Driven by a desire to find a pure New Zealand wool coat, and to find more use for the bales of wool sitting idle in the shearing shed, Charlotte Bell started her fashion business The Clip. She and husband Hamish farm in Hakataramea Valley in Canterbury.

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00:16:25

The high-tech dairy hub feeding China's sweet tooth

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2025/10/03

A growing taste for pastries, cakes and dairy-topped drinks in China and southeast Asia is fuelling demand for New Zealand-made cream cheese. Country Life takes a tour of Fonterra's high-tech factory at Darfield to see how it's made.

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00:06:21

The art of the auction

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2025/10/03

Feilding livestock agent and saleyards auctioneer Alex Stewart on breaking into an old man's game, human calculators and conducting the sale.

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00:07:35

On the Farm

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2025/10/03

A wrap of conditions on farms and orchards around the country.

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00:47:33

Full Episode for Friday 3 October 2025

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2025/10/03

This week Country Life is inside one of Fonterra's large dairy plants and meets a Canterbury farming couple tailoring woollen coats from their family's flock.

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00:16:00

Energy tweaks expose electoral live wire for National

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2025/10/03

In Focus on Politics, the government struggled to convince with its big energy announcement this week, auguring a stormy election season ahead.

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00:23:17

The Panel with Alan McElroy and Sally Wenley, Part 2

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2025/10/03

In part two, a breast milk bank in Whangarei has been so inundated with donations that they had to get a new freezer. Then, it's been a busy week at the partially restored Christ Church Cathedral, which has opened it's doors to pets and their owners for the first time since the earthquakes.

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00:24:41

The Panel with Alan McElroy and Sally Wenley, Part 1

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2025/10/03

Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Alan McElroy and Sally Wenley. First up, is it okay to protest outside someone's lawn? That's a question being wreslted with on multiple levels right now, with a proposed law preventing it and Winston Peters being subject to this very thing on Thursday night. Law professor Kris Gledhill unpacks the issue. Then, business owners in the West Coast town of Ross are disappointed to be cut off from the West Coast Wilderness Cycle Trail

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00:03:29

UK grabbling with fatal Synagogue attack

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2025/10/03

United Kingdom correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about how the government and public have responded to the fatal attack on a Manchester Synagogue which occured overnight.

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00:05:29

Evening business for 3 October 2025

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2025/10/03

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:04:56

First group of kiwi Winter Olympians named

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2025/10/03

The first crop of kiwis to represent Aotearoa at next year's Olympic Winter Games have been named. Eight athletes were announced today for Milano Cortina 2026, led by the country's most decorated Winter Olympian. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:46

Investigation on dogs certified by unaccredited trainer

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2025/10/03

Officials are investigating complaints about dogs certified by a Manawatu disability assistance dog trainer that's had its accreditation removed. K9 Search Medical Detection was dropped from the list of organisations allowed to train such assistance dogs, which have access rights to public places under the Dog Control Act, on 20 December last year. The dogs can support people with physical disabilities or medical conditions, and have the right to enter spaces such as schools, hospitals, public

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00:04:01

Te Pāti Māori trying to contain ructions after Toitū...

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2025/10/03

Te Pāti Māori is trying to contain internal ructions - after a key ally and protest group severed ties - and critics from in-and-outside the party pile on.The leadership is rejecting the claims - but admits a reset is on the way. A former co-leader says it's needed. Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira reports.

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00:08:15

Seymour pushing for more in medicine funding

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2025/10/03

The Minister for medicines has revealed he is pushing for hundreds of millions of dollars of more funding for drugs in the next year's budget. Associate Health Minister, who is responsible for Pharmac, David Seymour believes medicines should be viewed as an investment and there needs to be a different approach assessing the cost benefits of drugs. It comes as a new report shows the medicine gap between Australia and New Zealand is getting wider and deeper. David Seymour spoke to Lisa

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00:03:04

Defence Minister Collins hopes to increase NZ made...

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2025/10/03

"Made in New Zealand" - Defence Minister Judith Collins hopes to put that label on more drones and weapons around the world. The new Defence Industry Strategy, announced today, aims to boost local defence businesses and encourage tech companies to branch out into military technology. Felix Walton reports.

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00:07:10

Government dish out first lot of new event funding

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2025/10/03

The government has announced it will put five million dollars into a roof fund for Auckland's Manuka Doctor tennis arena; the total cost is expected to be $15 million. It is the first project to get money from the government's $70 million Major Event & Tourism Package, that was announced just last month. Tourism and Hospitality Minister Louise Upston spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:03

Could a bed tax help boost struggling Auckland...

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2025/10/03

Auckland businesses and city leaders are renewing calls for a bed tax on the city's tourist accommodation to fund major events. Despite the government's $70 million boost for tourism announced last month, businesses hit by the highly disruptive construction of the City Rail Link and Heart of the City CEO Viv Beck are calling for a long-term funding model. Could a bed tax be the answer? Louise Ternouth reports.

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00:04:23

Changes to All Blacks side ahead of Bledisloe Cup match

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2025/10/03

It's a big weekend for the All Blacks, who are over in Perth for tomorrow night's Bledisloe Cup match with the Wallabies. Coach Scott Robertson has made some intriguing changes to his team. Sports reporter Jamie Wall spoke to Lisa Owen.

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