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00:04:48

Hayden Wilde's doctor on his amazing recovery to win...

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2025/08/12

Hayden Wilde bounced back from an horrific accident to win a major race in London this week - his doctor Sam Mayhew talked with Nathan Rarere

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00:04:04

Sudan refugee camp attacked, baby dies from FGM in...

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2025/08/12

An attack on a refugee camp leads Nabil Ahmed Rufai's report from Africa this week.

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00:46:46

37 Tommy Livingston | Trials and Tribulations

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2025/08/12

A late-night dispute ended in tragedy when a young man killed his abusive father. Tommy Livingston’s sensitive reporting of the ensuing murder trial captured its emotion and complexity – and ultimately led him to leave journalism for good.

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00:24:09

E4 500 Kia Oras

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2025/08/12

We’re with Marino at Sunday Blessings, a free community meal in Auckland. Witness Māori Wardens' vital support and compassionate presence, as they offer warmth, de-escalation, and love to all in need.

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00:06:03

Coastal Weather Forecast for 13 August 2025

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2025/08/12

Coastal weather forecast.

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00:25:09

Past the point of safe return, nowhere to go but...

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2025/08/12

After a risky rescue mission to Antarctica, the commander and pilot's blow-by-blow of the 20-hour round trip to McMurdo Station

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00:07:32

Minnie Dean, 130 years later

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2025/08/12

130 years ago today, Minnie Dean became the first (and only) woman to be executed for murder in New Zealand. Found guilty by the Supreme Court in Invercargill in 1895 for the murder of one-year-old Dorothy Carter, Dean was hanged just two months later. But what does New Zealand think now? Was Minnie Dean really guilty? Did she deserve the fate she got? Emile Donovan consults the experts: he is joined by Grant Morris, a legal historian at Victoria University of Wellington, to explore these

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00:21:36

The art of real estate photography

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2025/08/12

Property photographer joins Emile Donovan to discuss the art of real estate photography.

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00:07:22

Shower Thoughts: How do we name drugs?

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2025/08/12

How do drugs get their names? Emile is joined by Dr Krishan Thiru, Medical Director for Pfizer Australia and New Zealand, to delve into the details.

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00:13:08

Te Papa's colossal squid turns one hundred

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2025/08/12

Te Papa's colossal squid turns one hundred this year. Te Papa curator and resident squid expert Kerry Walton joins Emile Donovan to mull it over.

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00:16:15

Palestine: The road to statehood

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2025/08/12

Dr Martin Kear joins Emile Donovan to discuss increasing calls for a two-state solution in the Middle East.

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00:08:33

RNZ Pacific News at 7pm for 12 August 2025

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2025/08/12

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:08:04

Australia to recognise a Palestinian state

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2025/08/12

Australia correspondent Nick Grimm spoke to Lisa Owen about the country announcing it will join the 147 out of 193 UN member states who will recognise a Palestinian state in September. Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu slammed the move calling it "shameful" while Australia's opposition leader said her coalition will revoke recognition if it wins the next election. Foreign minister Winston Peters said New Zealand will decide whether to follow suit in the next month.

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00:03:23

Evening business for Tuesday 12 August 2025

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2025/08/12

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:03:16

Major changes coming for future for America's cup

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2025/08/12

Major changes are coming for the future of the America's Cup on and off the water. After months of toing and froing the protocol for the next event, to be held in Naples in mid-2027, has finally been signed by the defender Team New Zealand and the challenger of record Athena Racing. The changes are being promoted as being "more inclusive, compelling, and financially sustainable". Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:33

Critical shortages in Canterbury's mental health...

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2025/08/12

Critical staff shortages, an unsafe work environment and failures of leadership are among the findings of a review into Canterbury's mental health service. Director of Mental Health, Doctor John Crawshaw carried out the investigation and spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:46

Failings found in Canterbury's mental health service...

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2025/08/12

Critical staff shortages, an unsafe work environment and failures of leadership are among the findings of a review into Canterbury's mental health service. Mental health director, Dr John Crawshaw, began his report after Hillmorton patient Zakariye Hussein murdered Laisa Waka Tu-ni-dau in 2022 as she walked home from work in Christchurch. In October last year - while the review was underway - another Hillmorton mental health patient, Elliott Cameron, murdered 83-year-old Faye Phelps at her

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00:03:26

IV drug users demanding say in needle exchange services

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2025/08/12

Intravenous drug users are demanding a say in the future of the South Island's needle exchange services, warning health leaders are gambling with their lives. In seven weeks, needle exchange programme DISC Trust will hand over its long-standing contract, which provides sterile drug injecting equipment at six sites around the South Island. Health NZ's chosen new provider still hasn't revealed how or where it plans to run the service. Katie Todd reports.

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00:08:38

Over 100,000 people on radiology wait list

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2025/08/12

Over 100,000 people around the country are on the radiology wait list, in the queue in the public health system for MRIs, X-rays, CT scans and other diagnostic tests. APEX, the union representing medical imaging technologists and sonographers, said radiology services are unravelling. Meanwhile, 45% of the health workers who answered the APEX survey said they are working with broken, outdated or unsafe equipment. APEX Advocate, Omar Hamed spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:39

Pre-schoolers learning the power of worm farms

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2025/08/12

South Auckland pre-schoolers are learning the value of getting their hands dirty to grow fresh fruit and veggies, and the awesome power of the humble earthworm to get it to go absolutely gangbusters. Kids at the Barnardos Early Learning Centre in Otara are stuck in to school's veggie garden and worm farm, learning how to transform food waste into healthy vegetables. Felix Walton reports.

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