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00:04:14

Family forced into worldwide search for son's medical...

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2026/06/04

Armani is five and suffers paralyitic fits. His mother Nesa Morey has recently returned from Turkiye where he was treated as a unique, so-called zebra case by doctors who strongly suspect he has a rare genetic condition. The family say they were forced to go overseas after New Zealand doctors dismissed their son's symptoms as autism.Amy Williams reports.

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00:03:52

Hawke's Bay gets a new police station

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2026/06/04

The $7.2 million complex is made of 19 modules that were constructed in Wellington and trucked to the site. It took eight months to construct and replaces the old Taradale station. Hawke's Bay Tairawhiti reporter Alexa Cook has more.

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00:03:40

Black Caps taking part 150th test at Lords

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2026/06/04

It has been a long time between drinks when it comes to test cricket series for New Zealand and England. England haven't played red ball cricket in five months and are coming off an internal review after an Ashes failing in Australia. Whereas New Zealand warmed up with a one-off Test against Ireland last week. Tonight the Black Caps will be a part of the 150th Test match at the Lords ground in London, their first appearance there since 2022. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa

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00:06:54

A new stoush is brewing

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2026/06/04

Speaker Gerry Brownlee is considering stripping Stuff Digital of its access to parliament, temporarily.

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00:06:05

US House votes for war-ending measure

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2026/06/04

A vote which aims to halt the conflict in Iran has passed. It is the fourth time the House of Representatives has voted to limit President Trump's war powers. However, it does not guarantee the war will end. Washington DC correspondent Jacob Brown spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:07:26

The Social Security Amendement bill

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2026/06/04

A disability advocate fears expanding the use of automated decision making could lead to beneficiaries being unfairly cut off.

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00:07:21

The pre-Panel: Your daily dose of stuff and nonsense

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2026/06/04

Wallace Chapman and Jesse Mulligan star in the shortest show on radio, where they show they really can make something out of nothing, join them to be part of their delight, or to simply despair. Wallace will also preview what's on The Panel tonight.

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00:07:21

The pre-Panel: Your daily dose of stuff and nonsense

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2026/06/04

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00:20:56

Political Group Chat: A look back at the big issues...

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2026/06/04

It's time now for a new segment we're trying out, it's called Political Group Chat and it's where we look back on some of the big issues over the past week. Joining Jesse in Auckland is comedian and commentator Tim Batt. And in Feilding, screenwriter, podcaster and free speech advocate Dane Giraud.

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00:07:26

History with Dr Grant Morris: The History of NZ and...

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2026/06/04

There has been a lot of chatter this week about US and NZ relations with regard to military spending so our favourite historian Dr Grant Morris thought it was a good time to look back at the history of our two countries in times of war.

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00:06:51

Solving the World's Problems: El Nino

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2026/06/04

We like to think of ourselves as solution focused here on Afternoons so every couple weeks, we chat about some of the world's problems and how to solve them. Steve Wyn Harris joins me to chat about El Nino and Wool prices.

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00:07:38

RNZ Pacific News at 3pm for 4 May 2026

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2026/06/04

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

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00:28:21

NZ Sporting History with Kieran Read

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2026/06/04

NZ Sport History looks back at the people and moments that have changed the game one way or another. This week Kieran Read joins Jesse. Kieran has done it all - he won two rugby world cups, played 127 tests for the All Blacks, 52 of them as captain and racked up 157 Super appearances for the Crusaders. He's regarded as one of the greatest No. 8s to wear the black jersey.

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00:28:21

NZ Sporting History with Kieran Read

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2026/06/04

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00:07:52

RNZ Pacific News at 2pm for 4 May 2026

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2026/06/04

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

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00:15:37

Midday Report Essentials for Thursday 4 June

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2026/06/04

What new Trump tariffs could mean for New Zealand exporters; Maxim Institute releases study into AI use in government.

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00:06:58

How bad sideline behaviour is putting kids off sport

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2026/06/04

Winter sports are well under way, which means stories about poor sideline behaviour are back in the headlines. Things got so bad in Waikato a few weeks ago that all junior rugby league matches were cancelled. Sport Waikato says not only is the behaviour inappropriate, but it can actually have a detrimental effect on a kid's enthusiasm for sport. Sport Waikato CEO Matthew Cooper is with me now.

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00:11:09

How to stop a possum from threatening our native species

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2026/06/04

Possums remain one of the biggest threats to our native species, with an estimated 30 million of them roaming around. Predator Free NZ has a great library of guides and resources to help gear towards our Predator Free 2050 goal. And their latest advice is think of it as a party! Yes, actually. To explain Jesse is joined by Pest Free Banks Peninsula operations coordinator Ollie Rutland-Sims.

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00:08:29

What is going on with all the metal thefts?

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2026/06/04

Over the last couple of weeks there has been a spate of metal thefts in the Wellington region First the EV chargers at Avalon Park were cut. Then on Tuesday evening ChargeNet reported that five of their charging locations across the region had also been hit. This fits with what we are seeing in the rest of the country. A 2025 police report found that metal thefts have almost tripled in the last three years. Vice president of the 'Association of Metal Recyclers' and Macaulay Metals operations

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00:10:22

Damaging our coastlines: Should beaches get closed at...

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2026/06/04

Oreti Beach is one of Southland's most iconic stretches of coastline, 26 kilometres in length, the bay lies between the town of Riverton and the outflow of the Aparima River. It's a place made famous by motorcycling legend Burt Munro who used it as his personal speedway while training to set his land speed records. Records that still stand to this day But now there's a growing debate about its future, with locals calling for the beach to be closed at night because of dangerous driving, fires,

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