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00:16:21

Melanesian Update for 20 August 2025

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2025/08/20

The latest news from Melanesia.

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00:07:55

RNZ Pacific News at 7pm for 20 August 2025

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2025/08/20

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:22:38

The Panel with Ali Jones and Simon Pound Part 2

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2025/08/20

In part two, another view of the controversial decision to remove all Maori words, except for characters' names, from any new books for early readers. Dr Michael Johnston, Senior Fellow at The New Zealand Initiative, says beginning readers need one language at a time. And then they hear from Outwest Youth, a West Auckland youth trust which offers learner driver lessons desperately needs a new car.

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00:23:28

The Panel with Ali Jones and Simon Pound Part 1

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2025/08/20

Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Ali Jones and Simon Pound. First up, thousands of secondary school teachers walked off the job today in a dispute over pay. The Panel talks to Paul Stevens, a teacher at Auckland's Rangitoto College and a PPTA representative. Then they hear from independant Cameron Bagrie about the Reserve Banks decision to whack 25 points off the OCR - what does it mean for mortgage holders looking to refix?

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00:04:40

Injuction to remove asylum seekers in UK sparks...

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2025/08/20

UK correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about a temporary high court injuction to remove asylum seekers from a hotel in Essex which has caused controversy, as well as some children on Brighton Beach who saved the life of an injured seal pup.

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00:04:27

Evening business for 20 August 2025

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2025/08/20

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:02:56

Moment of Calm: Freight train on the tracks

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2025/08/20

From a distance, a passing freight train can be quite relaxing.

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00:06:28

Disability support service worries govt will cut...

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2025/08/20

A disability support service is worried the government could be about to cut a travel subsidy that helps people with disabilities get where the need to be. The Total Mobility Scheme is jointly funded by Waka Kotahi the New Zealand Transport Agency, Councils and the government, while card holders pay 25% of a taxi fare. The service is currently under review and Transport Minister Chris Bishop says future funding of the scheme is yet to be decided. Chief executive of Aspire Canterbury, spoke to

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00:05:01

High schools close as secondary teachers go on strike

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2025/08/20

Members of the secondary teachers' union swapped classrooms for picket lines today. The one-day strike closed many schools as the Post Primary Teachers Association tried to pressure the government into improving its pay offer. But the government has said the union was too quick to go to a strike, and the bargaining seats were barely warm when they called it. Education correspondent, John Gerritsen reports.

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00:09:01

Inflation and unemployment forceast to rise

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2025/08/20

The Reserve Bank's economic report card is out. Wholesale interest rates dropped 25 basis points to 3%, but inflation us expected to rise to 3% in September and hit its 2% sweet spot until mid next year. Unemployment is also expected to grow, according to reserve bank forcasts the unemployment rate won't get below 5% until December 2026. Kiwibank chief economist Jarrod Kerr spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:33

Tickets for Womens Rugby World Cup selling in record...

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2025/08/20

Tickets for the Women's Rugby World Cup are being snapped up in record numbers. The final at Twickenham is set to be played in front of more than 80,000 fans, a nearly 3000% increase in crowd numbers form the inaugural tournament in 1991. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:26:58

Mata S3 E16

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2025/08/20

As voters head to the poll for the Tamaki Makaurau byelection, Labour's Peeni Henare and Te Pati Maori's Oriini Kaipara join Mihingarangi to discuss the issues facing whanau in the biggest Polynesian city in the world. From housing to health to te reo Maori, he wananga kei te haere.

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00:03:37

New scheme aims to cut out supermarkets, source local...

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2025/08/20

A new scheme aims to cut out supermarkets and get the fruit and vegetables grown next door or down the road onto people's plates. A group of charities in Wellington is working to source produce direct from local growers and create an online platform where shoppers can bypass big mark-ups and eat seasonally too. Ellen O'Dwyer reports.

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00:06:43

Waikato woman calling for age increase on working...

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2025/08/20

The age limits on New Zealand working holiday visas are "antiquated" according to a 77 year old year Waikato woman, who has regularly traveled overseas on working holidays. At the moment working holiday visa's are an option for people up to age 35. But the number of those visas issued has been steadily declining, prompting calls for change. Journalist Venetia Sherson has been travelling to italy to work on organic farms for decades, and spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:54

Deadline over homeless people living on Christchurch...

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2025/08/20

A looming deadline hangs over a group of homeless people living on a church's grounds. Advocates said those living in a carpark at Holy Trinity Avonside in Christchurch have nowhere else to go. But the Christchurch City Council said it's not a camping ground and the church has two days to stop treating it as such.Timothy Brown reports.

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00:03:03

Sarah Shaw describes traumatic ordeal in US detention

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2025/08/20

New Zealand mother Sarah Shaw has described her traumatic ordeal in United States immigration detention, where she and her son were held for three weeks after a visa mix up at the US-Canada border. She's finally made it back to her home state of Washington, but is required to wear an ankle monitor and still faces further court appearances. She said she's full of gratitude to the friend who relentlessly publicised her case and pressured US authorities. Kate Green reports.

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00:04:27

Canoe Sprint paddlers use World Champs as chance to...

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2025/08/20

A year on from their most successful Olympics, Canoe Sprint New Zealand is using this week's World Champs as a chance to build and evolve. A team of 13 paddlers will line-up in Milan, Italy, including Dame Lisa Carrington, who makes her highly anticipated return to racing, but there are up-and-coming athletes who want to make a mark too. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:05:32

Soldier sentenced for attempted espionage

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2025/08/20

A soldier with links to far-right groups and who thought he was spying on New Zealand for a foreign power was sentenced today for attempted espionage.At a court martial at Linton Military Camp near Palmerston North, after 24 hours of deliberations, Judge Kevin Riordon delivered lengthy sentencing remarks. Reporter Jimmy Ellingham was at the first-of-a-kind hearing and spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:05:06

China and India attempt to warm up frosty relations

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2025/08/20

Asia correspondent Adam Hancock spoke to Lisa Owen about China and India trying to warm up relations after years of frosty tensions, as well as a Peruvian woman who has been accused of smuggling drugs into Bali via a sex toy and could face the death penality if found guilty.

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00:06:35

Right to Repair bill recommended to not go further

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2025/08/20

A proposed law that would make it easier for people to get spare parts and patch up their appliances appears to be on the scrap heap itself. Despite 95% of submitters supporting the Right to Repair Bill, a select committee reviewing it has recommended it go no further. The bill would have forced manufacturers to stock spare parts, discouraging them from purposely making appliances that cant be repeaired and end up at the tip. Member of the Right to Repair Coalition, Alex Sims spoke to Lisa

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