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00:11:06

Celebrating fifty years of Wellington's Circa Theatre

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2025/11/28

Gavin Rutherford has performed in over fifty Circa shows as an actor, director, and Circa council member and joins Emile Donovan.

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00:19:01

Hawke's Bay farm's agritourism 'terroir'

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2025/11/28

Set on the coast of Hawke's Bay, Te Aratipi Station offers walkers on the farm views across the bay, from the Mahia Peninsula right around to Mt Ruapehu on a clear day.

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00:17:14

Spreading the word about avocados

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2025/11/28

Tour groups gather under the huge avocado trees belonging to orchardists Tim Rosamond and Michele Ricou to learn about the fruit and how its grown. The IT pros are relatively new growers and see agritourism as an important part of the venture.

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00:06:19

Keeping salad greens on the shelves, 52 weeks of the...

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2025/11/28

Since officially opening last April, Leaderbrand's Future Farms facility has allowed them to grow salad greens all year round.

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00:06:28

Rural News Wrap

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2025/11/28

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

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00:50:39

Country Life for 28 November 2025

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2025/11/28

A round-up of the week's news from the primary sector, keeping salad greens on the shelves 52 weeks of the year, spreading the word about avocados and a Hawke's Bay farm's agritourism 'terroir'.

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00:16:00

How the council 'reset' aims to spur amalgamations

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2025/11/28

In Focus on Politics, Russell Palmer examines the government's shakeup of councils and the tension points for the government.

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00:22:23

The Panel with Ali Jones and Ed Amon, Part 2

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2025/11/28

In part two, the panel hears from the founder of a campaign to create a unified approach to respect: basically, we all have to treat each other much better! Then, cashless parking meters in Oamaru have raised the ire of older folk who've always used coins.

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00:24:39

The Panel with Ali Jones and Ed Amon, Part 1

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2025/11/28

Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Ali Jones and Ed Amon. First up, the government has revealed it wants to do away with e-scooters taking up footpath and send them into the bike lanes instead. Is this the right move? Then, at least nine learning centres have returned positive for asbestos in coloured play sand while testing continues at pace in other schools. How did it get to this? The panel considers the opinion of one expert who says the economic system values

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00:04:41

Bucking the Black Friday trend

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2025/11/28

Checkpoint producer Johnny Sutherland Spoke to Lisa Owen about one Kiwi business that doesn't hop on the Black Friday sale bandwagon.

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00:04:23

Two escape from French prison using bed sheets

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2025/11/28

United Kingdom correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about two prisoners in France escaping by using bed sheets, as well as the UK's Labour government reversing a key promise on workers rights.

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00:03:39

Tall Blacks begin journey to Basketball World Cup

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2025/11/28

The road to the 2027 Basketball World Cup starts for the Tall Blacks against their closest rivals in Hobart tonight. Home and away games against the Australian Boomers begin a qualification process that will stretch 16 months with the end goal being the Tall Blacks attending the World Cup for the eighth time. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:31

Firefighters, health workers walk off job in more...

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2025/11/28

Another day, another public service strike, with 2000 firefighters and 17,000 health workers walking off the job nationwide. For both members of the Professional Firefighters Union and the PSA, it was their second strike action in a month, as battlelines with their employers harden. Industrial conflict over deadlocked contract negotiations in health, education and emergency services has the public sector in limbo, with more than 100,000 people taking action in the last month. Ruth Hill

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00:05:29

Evening business for 28 November 2025

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2025/11/28

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:04:44

NZTA doubles down that breaks that caused deaths are...

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2025/11/28

The New Zealand Transport Agency has doubled down on its stance that a braking system linked to six deaths is not inherently unsafe. The Coroner determined that these brakes, found in about 70,000 vehicles in New Zealand, could not be relied upon as a sole braking system, because even a well-maintained brake can fail without warning. Despite this, the Transport Agency told Transport Minister Chris Bishop it doesn't accept the coroner's views about the breaks being inherently unsafe. It comes as

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00:07:32

Police bust major crime syndicate trafficking drugs

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2025/11/28

Police say they've busted up a major international crime syndicate trafficking massive amounts of drugs through Auckland Airport. They have arrested eight members of the Brotherhood 28 MC gang, including its president; they face 170 separate offences. Detective Inspector Tom Gollan spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:09:11

RNZ News at 5pm, November 28

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2025/11/28

All the top stories and other headlines from the day

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00:09:19

IKEA expected to cause major traffic delays

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2025/11/28

The gigantic home retail store IKEA throws open its door next week in Mount Wellington, just off the city's southern motorway and a stone's throw from the Sylvia Park Mall. It's anticipated there will be a stampede of eager shoppers. So much so, Auckland Transport and NZTA are warning there could be 40-minute queues just to exit the motorway at Mount Wellington. Auckland Transport Operation Centre Manager Claire Howard spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:23

Parents still waiting to hear from retailers on...

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2025/11/28

Riddled with anxiety, no sleep and no answers, some parents are still waiting to hear back from retailers about asbestos-contaminated children's coloured play sand. During the past two weeks there's been rolling recalls of the magic sand used by children and schools across the country, raising concerns about imported children's products. Parents say they're worried about the long-term impacts of exposure and the costs of testing and removal. Bella Craig reports.

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00:03:35

Recession perfect time for getting a tattoo

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2025/11/28

It would appear a cost of living crisis could be the perfect time to consider getting a tattoo. That's likely to be on the minds of the between four and six thousand people expected to cram into the TSB Stadium in New Plymouth over the weekend for the New Zealand Tattoo & Art Festival. Taranaki Whanganui reporter Robin Martin buzzed along to check out the preparations.

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