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00:32:09

Peter Greste

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2026/06/16

From prison cell to press freedom advocate, Peter Greste talks to Guyon about free speech and cancel culture. Plus, his warning about what happens when political leaders turn the public against the press.

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00:14:34

No Stupid Questions Wednesday 17 June 2026

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2026/06/16

No Stupid Questions

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00:22:25

The political battle over Labour's transport policy

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2026/06/16

Fare Game: the policy that could save commuters hundreds and cost taxpayers millions.

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00:30:15

ABC Wantok Programme for 16 June 2026

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2026/06/16

ABC Wantok Programme for 16 June 2026.

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00:10:10

Melanesian Update for 16 June 2026

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2026/06/16

The latest news from Melanesia.

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00:07:53

The latest shark attack on swimmer in Australian

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2026/06/16

The latest shark attack on a swimmer in Australian waters has sent a ripple of terror through beach-goers there and triggered fresh debate over whether the ocean predators should be culled. Our correspondent Nick Grimm joins Lisa Owen.

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00:09:02

Accusations immigration officials misled ministers...

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2026/06/16

There are accusations immigration officials misled ministers, deliberately withheld information and used creative accounting to avoid scrutiny of a failed technology upgrade that blew through tens millions of dollars before being mothballed. Immigration Minister Erica Stanford today launched a scathing take down of her Ministry off the back of a report detailing a litany of expensive mistakes in the biometric project. MBIE is the Ministry responsible, and chief executive Nic Blakeley spoke to

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00:03:04

All Whites coach upbeat about Iran draw

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2026/06/16

The All Whites sent fans on a rollercoaster ride in their opening game of the Football World Cup against Iran. After leading twice, New Zealand ended with a 2-all draw in Los Angeles today. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:48

Charity selling veges on a pay what you can afford model

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2026/06/16

A Christchurch charity growing and selling veges on a pay what you can afford model is hoping to break even this year. Te Waerenga Trust has gardens in several peoples' backyards and also land in Addington Park. General manager, Wilby Le Heux spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:24

Chemicals found in two Antarctic huts could be explosive

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2026/06/16

Old chemicals found in two historic Antarctic huts could be explosive according to a chemistry professor. The chemicals, which have remained at Scott's hut and Shackleton's hut for over 100 years, could contain pictric acid crystals and peroxide crystals. Antarctica NZ is aiming to dispose of the chemicals, but it will depend on sea ice conditions as to when they'll be able to get there. Luka Forman reports.

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00:08:13

On-going lack of investment in Māori mental health

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2026/06/16

A rise in unmet need and an on-going lack of investment in Māorimental health services could compromise outcomes for tangata whenua. That is according to the Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission, which is calling for an urgent Maori-specific plan by mid-next year. Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission CEO Karen Osborn spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:12

Last ditch effort launched to stop health and safety...

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2026/06/16

Health and Safety campaigners are launching a last ditch effort to stop law changes they say will make workplaces more dangerous and cost lives. The Health and Safety at Work Amendment bill would exempt businesses with fewer than 20 workers from legally having to manage non-critical safety risks. Mike Cosman from the Institute of Safety Management spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:43

Labour commits to fully funding maternity scans

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2026/06/16

Labour is committing to fully funding maternity scans, alongside its three free GP appointments a year - paid for by it's capital gains tax. The sonographer appointments are currently subsidised but still mean expectant parents can pay up to $90 per scan. This is something Labour says is putting pressure on families and prevents parents and babies from getting care. Field correspondent Charlotte Cook reports.

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00:03:33

Donut business closing its doors after repeated...

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2026/06/16

A donut business repeatedly targetted by theives has decided to call it quits. The Daily Glaze in Lower Hutt has been operating for less than a year but owners say they no longer feel safe working there after repeated break-ins. While the shop will close its doors this weekend, Police insist a retail crime taskforce operating in the area is helping tackle thefts. Anya Fielding reports.

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00:04:10

All Whites settle for two all draw against Iran

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2026/06/16

Football fans had barely sat down before the All Whites had them up celebrating their opening goal of the Football World Cup against Iran. Against the odds the New Zealanders put two goals past the world number 20 side but had to settle for a 2-all draw. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:05:23

Thousands of animals in need of foster homes

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2026/06/16

Thousands of animals are needing foster homes this winter, and it's not just cats and dogs. There are plenty of the farmyard variety. Viv Moore, SPCA's National Foster and Volunteer Manager spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:01

Questions remain as US and Iran reach peace deal

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2026/06/16

US Correspondent Todd Zwillich spoke to Lisa Owen about the latest on the US Iran deal.

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00:04:00

Immigration officials 'deliberately withheld'...

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2026/06/16

"Almost as bad as it gets", said the Immigration Minister after a blistering report into a multi-million dollar failed tech upgrade. Erica Stanford has accused officials of misleading ministers over years, and indulging in creative accounting to stay under the radar. After a tortured seven-year saga the tech project has been scrapped with more than $30 million lost. An investigation has now been launched. Deputy Political Editor Craig McCulloch spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:07:31

RNZ Pacific News at 3pm for 16 June 2026

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2026/06/16

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

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00:07:51

RNZ Pacific News at 2pm for 16 June 2026

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2026/06/16

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

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