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Newsable is all about what everyone’s talking about. Highbrow, lowbrow, exclusives, analysis and hot takes - it’s a fresh way to get up to speed on the day’s big stories, delivered in a uniquely Stuff way. Newsable brings you the news you need to know, when it happens. Drop us a line: newsable@stuff.co.nz

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21:40

Excommunicated for being gay, new government holdups,...

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2023/11/09

Newsable talks to Craig Hoyle who has written a book about his painful story of being excommunicated from the Exclusive Brethren for being gay. Editor of the Sunday Star Times and The Post, Tracey Watkins, talks about how the negotiations to form a government might be going. Plus worries about the Pacific's commitment to being nuclear free and which is the real headline - it's time for "Is it Cake?"

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19:39

Kiwi's vaping rates world second, will Israel leave...

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2023/11/08

New Zealand is in the top two of vape using countries according to the OECD - why are we so obsessed? Israel pushes on with its drive to counter Hamas, but will it leave Gaza when the conflict ends? Plus the do or die match for the Black Caps against Sri Lanka and the orangey problem with eating too many carrots.

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19:53

Is assisted dying law working well? US political...

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2023/11/07

In the 2 years it has been legal, 565 people have been helped to die. The Bill's backer, Act Leader David Seymour talks to Newsable about the changes he says are needed. Some very poor poll results are increasing the pressure on Biden not to stand again. What are the links between endometriosis and gut issues plus why are Swifties getting political in Argentina?

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19:11

"We ought to have a Minister for Water"; industry...

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2023/11/06

We are in a holding pattern when it comes to government, but can our water system just wait? We hear from Water NZ about what's needed. Plus the designer of the new Air New Zealand uniforms gives a glimpse of what might be in store. Can true crime podcasts affect how we think about justice? Plus why you need to smile if you are looking to be at your most attractive.

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21:36

"The model of care needs to change": Mike King on...

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2023/11/05

80% of secondary school principals say supporting student mental health is their number one concern. So why aren't kids talking to parents? I Am Hope and Gumboot Friday founder Mike King explains. Plus, the latest on the coalition talks after Winston Peters returns to the public eye, a new trial in an infamous cold case - and all's wool that ends wool for Fiona the celebrity sheep.

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22:31

"I just need to keep my kids alive": The awful...

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2023/11/02

'I don't have the luxury of thinking about my kids' mental health - I just need to keep them alive.' That's the awful dilemma facing a mum in Gaza as the humanitarian crisis escalates. Plus: A shock development in the death cap mushroom investigation gripping Australia; hotties causing car crashes; rogue sports stars - and the return of Is It Cake?, our yummy new news challenge.

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17:35

Side hustles to return? Saudi sportswashing, tortoise...

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2023/11/01

Unemployment is up very slightly and the Reserve Bank says we're likely to spend nearly a fifth of our income on interest payments, but small businesses are reportedly optimistic. We speak to an expert to find out what's going on. Saudi has secured the Fifa World Cup in 2034, is this more sportswashing? Plus another escaping tortoise tale.

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20:19

Employment challenges ahead, mosque inquest update,...

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2023/10/31

What will change employment wise when the new government comes in? From 90 day trails to scrapping Fair Pay Agreement law. We catch up with what's been happening at the inquest into the Christchurch Mosque shooting, plus New Zealand face South Africa in another world cup tonight - but this time it's cricket! The big question of all first dates; should you split the bill?

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21:09

"Grim" Middle East conflict, Special votes, duopoly...

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2023/10/30

What are the implications of Israel entering Gaza? Newsable talks to a geo-political analyst with Victoria University's Democracy Project. Special election vote results are out on Friday. With Supie failing can anyone take on the supermarket duopoly? - plus the secret, football playing rapper. If you love listening to Newsable, why not vote for us in the Listener's Choice at the NZ Podcast Awards https://shorturl.at/dCO39 ..and a big thank you if you've already voted!

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20:02

"Great drama" - Jeff Wilson on RWC final aftermath...

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2023/10/29

The scrutiny of the Rugby World Cup final is likely to continue for some time. We have Jeff Wilson with his perspective and former All Black Keven Mealamu. Plus the editor of Rugby South Africa 360 shares how this win gives his home country hope and a new coaching era for the All Blacks starts this week.

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9:31

So close! - Jeff Wilson on South Africa's victory in...

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2023/10/28

Former All Black and Sky commentator Jeff Wilson gives us his take on South Africa's win over the All Blacks in the Rugby World Cup [Photo: www.photosport.nz]

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20:29

The battle is on! - Jeff Wilson, Keith Quinn and...

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2023/10/26

With just two sleeps to go before the Rugby World Cup final between the All Blacks and South Africa, Newsable speaks to Jeff Wilson in Paris about the team's readiness, Stuff 's Tony Smith reviews Ian Foster's coaching redemption, we hear about the last final between the two sides in 1995 from a commentator for that match, Keith Quinn plus a South African supporters' bar in Auckland.

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20:39

House sale trends, asylum claim jump, supermarket...

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2023/10/25

Post election, things seem to be moving a bit in the housing market and interest from overseas is picking up. Newsable has the latest in listings from Trade Me. Plus is Immigration NZ dealing with more bogus asylum claims? A check in on supermarket prices and a tortoise on the run.

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19:05

Pressure on NZ Muslim community, pay gaps,...

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2023/10/24

The Muslim community in New Zealand is facing a difficult time with the opening this week of the inquest into the Christchurch mosques attacks and the dire situation in the Middle East. Newsable talks to the Islamic Women's Council Iceland's Prime Minister is striking for a day in support of equal pay, but will such high profile action make any difference? Could the world's most popular banana get wiped out? - plus letting family and friends in on tinder choices.

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20:29

Talking about Middle East conflict, Christchurch...

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2023/10/23

As the conflict in the Middle East rages on, how can we express our feelings without provoking further aggression? Newsable is joined by the Human Rights Commissioner for some dos and don'ts. The inquest into the Christchurch terror attack gets underway today, is Predator Free under pressure? Plus, the most hated vegetable in Aotearoa.

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20:38

It's all about the All Blacks - the semifinal against...

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2023/10/19

The match on Saturday morning could be the final step for the All Blacks into the finals of the Rugby World Cup 2023. Former All Black and Sky commentator Jeff Wilson previews the semi-final between the All Blacks and Argentina. Stuff sports reporter Rob Van Royen gives an over of the competition so far and we hear from a touring New Zealand fan.

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18:13

Conflict and living in Israel, political week, snooze...

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2023/10/18

The attacks and blockades against Gaza continue after the surprise attack by Hamas, while rockets are still fired at Israeli cities. A Kiwi living in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv talks to Newsable about daily life. The week in politics following the election, how hitting the snooze button may have benefits and a bear who knows how to find what she wants in the the freezer.

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19:40

Middle East on the brink, Act and Tamaki, closing...

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2023/10/17

As the fighting continues in the Middle East, a New Zealand expert talks of what might happen next if there is no leadership and a pulling back from the edge. How did Act flip the seat of Tamaki, which had been held by National for 60 years? Why does Christchurch's mayor want to close some libraries? What does a ChatGPT designed Coke taste like?

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20:00

Christmas government? Gaza medical crisis, fatty...

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2023/10/16

The excitement of election night is subsiding as the long haul to finalise a new government begins. There are renewed calls for help for the hospitals in Gaza plus your brain maybe making you eat more fatty food and Newsable puts out the call to help find a lost wedding dress.

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24:05

New MPs get to work, insight into negotiations, Green...

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2023/10/15

National and Act are waiting on the count of special votes to see if they need Winston Peters to govern - Stuff's Chief Political Correspondent, Tova O'Brien, gives her shout on how things will play out. A former Labour Chief of Staff casts light on what it's like to negotiate with the New Zealand First leader. Why Labour lost so many Maori seats plus the impact the election result will have on the economy and climate policies and Australia rejects an advisory Voice to Parliament for First Nation

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