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Newsable

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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10:08

BONUS - Jeff Wilson previews the All Blacks opening...

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2023/09/07

Ex All Black and Sky commentator Jeff Wilson previews the All Blacks opening Rugby World Cup game against France on Saturday morning in Paris.

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21:37

Warriors fight on, political week wrap, animal...

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2023/09/07

It is crunch time for the Warriors, who take on the Panthers in Penrith tomorrow. Plus a round up of what's happened in the first week of the election campaign, do animals dream?... and Fun Fact Friday

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20:27

Latest political poll, Uyghur tourism, lab-grown...

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2023/09/06

A political poll run for The Post is out and we've got all the latest figures. A push back against tourism companies running trips to the Uyghur's homeland, lab-grown fruit and Paw Patrol snacks in UK recalled after website hacked.

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20:51

Ukraine's thank-you, cheapest food boxes, India's...

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2023/09/05

It is New Zealand's turn to get a special thank you video tweet from Ukraine, but what is the purpose behind these messages? Plus how to choose the cheapest food box, is India heading towards becoming the next economic superpower and Metallica's biggest fan dog

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20:09

Doctor's strike, invading species, problem gambling,...

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2023/09/04

For the first time ever, senior hospital doctors and dentists are going on strike for two hours today. What's going on? A new report says we need to keep on our toes to counter invasive species, what responsibilities do casino's have to their customers ? And we break new ground and have a guest Newsable listener on the pod.

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22:13

Political razzmatazz, visa shambles, name...

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2023/09/03

Both Labour and National launched their political campaigns at the weekend, but was there a winner? Stuff's Chief political correspondent, Tova O'Brien, gives her verdict. Immigration staff says the visas system is in a shambles, the peril of being a name doppelganger for a famous or infamous other plus when is the best time to send an email, if you want it read.

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14:31

School, whanau, hockey - the small kura winning...

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2023/09/01

Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Ruamata , based in Rotorua, is the first ever te reo Maori immersion school to participate the Rankin Cup - the top prize for boys’ high school hockey in New Zealand. This small school, with a pool of potential hockey players of just 36 boys, has been winning against some of the top high school teams in the country, against the odds. Newsable delves into the secret of their success.

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21:55

Can you tax online gambling? Airfares, house price...

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2023/08/31

National has plans to tax online gambling, but will sites agree to play ball? Is there any chance airfares will drop ? The housing market shows signs of green shoots and Fun Fact Friday

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22:02

Tova on National's tax plans, wages pressure, female...

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2023/08/30

National's tax plans are out, but so are the calculators to see if it all adds up. Tova O'Brien has been gauging reaction. We look at how wages and retail are faring with BNZ's Chief Economist, are female surgeons really better? And why are we obsessed with workplace TV?

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19:43

Children stealing cars, animal rules, moon junk and...

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2023/08/29

Christchurch had a crime surge last month - specifically car theft involving children and teenagers - and social media is playing a huge part. What are the rules over animals in the city? Plus the tonnes of junk left on the moon and being nice to bus drivers.

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21:38

Why home detention? Freezing weather, sustainable...

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2023/08/28

Law and order is a hot election ticket, so today we look at why people are given home detention. Plus why is it so bloody cold when it's almost spring! Fashion week is upon us, but how sustainable is the industry and would you get a corporate tattoo in exchange for free stuff?

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22:16

Liam Lawson, ruling out Winston, art heists, FIFA...

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2023/08/27

Liam Lawson is the youngest Kiwi to race in Formula One for almost half a century. We talk to his proud dad. Prime Minister Chris Hipkins rules out forming a government with New Zealand First. Stuff political editor Luke Malpass explains why. We chat to a real-life art detective, who's recovered more than $600 million worth of items stolen from galleries and museums. And we have the latest on the kiss that soured Spain's World Cup celebrations.

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14:30

The weird and wonderful world of sororities

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2023/08/25

If you’re on social media, you may have stumbled across Sorority Season, when young women start flocking to US colleges hoping to get into a sorority house. Sororities are largely foreign to us here in Aotearoa, but we discovered an entire industry dedicated to guiding hopefuls through the highly competitive process. So we asked Trisha Addicks, owner of It's All Greek To Me, how it all works.

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19:29

Up the Wahs, mad cows and blood donations, Wagner...

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2023/08/24

Will we see The Warriors take the win tonight when they take on the Dragons? CEO Cameron George is on for a chat. Plus researchers call for a rule change after finding it would be almost impossible to catch Mad Cow disease from blood donations. Is the leader of Wagner group really dead? And Fun Fact Friday.

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5:48

The Mama Hooch sentencing

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2023/08/24

Two brothers who drugged or committed sexual offences against 23 young patrons at Christchurch bar Mama Hooch have been sentenced in the District Court. Danny Jaz has been sentenced to 16 and a half years in prison and Roberto Jaz to 17. Both will serve at least half of that time before being eligible for parole. Emile and Imogen talk to Blair Ensor from the Press newsroom, who covered the brothers' trial, about the hearing - and the reaction in the courtroom. Warning: Discusses issues related to

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21:32

Fairness and political donations, brainwave music,...

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2023/08/23

With media reports outlining the huge variation in the amounts donated to the different political parties, we look at whether whole system is fair or open to too much influence. The scientists who have replicated music being heard from patients brainwaves, how China's economy is hitting New Zealand and the best jokes from Edinburgh's Fringe Festival.

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21:31

Exploitation and visas, Trump's bail, Shag switches...

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2023/08/22

Staff at Immigration say they were ignored when they warned managers the a work visa was a recipe for exploitation. Trump's heft bail pricetag, Shag switches sides plus the failed Fyre Festival organisers are going for another round.

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19:16

Cancer drug plans, Benbow re-trial, huge Fifa bills,...

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2023/08/21

National promises nearly $300m over four years for drugs for 13 cancers, but it this the best way to fix gaps in treatment? A high profile murder case, with a missing person, but no body, is being re-tried in Christchurch. The big spending by Fifa officials in New Zealand plus recording breaking animals.

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8:35

Bonus: The legacy of the FIFA Women's World Cup

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2023/08/21

Hannah Wilkinson’s goal in the opening match kickstarted the World Cup's hold on the Kiwi public. But how can Aotearoa ensure the event has an enduring legacy? Jess McCarthy chats to Eden Park chief executive Nick Sautner to find out.

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20:23

Spain wins World Cup, intelligent traps, kids'...

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2023/08/20

Spain has taken out the Fifa Women's World Cup! Sky commentator Kristina Eddy gives us on-the-whistle reaction to the dramatic final. Plus, Labour wants kids to learn about tax and savings at school, AI is being touted as a way to save the kiwi and politicians are hitting TikTok - things are about to get weird.

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