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00:03:46

Prime Minister in Papa New Guinea to mark 50 years

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2025/08/05

While our foreign minister was a no show for the Cooks Islands celebrations, the Prime Minister has been in Papua New Guinea to mark 50 years of diplomatic ties there. Christopher Luxon spoke to parliament today, before getting a live mortar firing demonstration this afternoon. But it all comes against the backdrop of China's growing influence in the Pacific region. Political Reporter Russell Palmer has been travelling with the Prime Minister and spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:11

Community aims to stop Takapuna golf course conversion

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2025/08/05

"My lifetime's work could be gone". That's the message from the head green keeper of Takapuna's beloved golf course as the community tries to stop a big chunk of it being turned into a wetland. The council has proposed converting half the course into a flood storage and recreational area to avoid a repeat of the suffering caused by the 2023 Auckland anniversary floods. But those backing the alternative proposal are confident keeping the course at 18 holes while safeguarding against flood damage

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00:08:00

Garden shed, garage building rules to be loosened

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2025/08/05

The government has anounced rule changes for garden sheds, garages and backyard studios. Under the new rules single sheds or building structures under 10 square metres can be as close to your property boundary as you like. Single storey detached garages or studios up to 30 square metres will only have to be a metre back from the boundary with the neighbour with no building consent required. Building and Construction Minister Chris Penk spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:41

The colour black: A longstanding Kiwi fashion staple

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2025/08/05

It's long been a fashion staple, and it only takes a look to many of our sports teams or fashion designers to see New Zealanders have long had a love affair with the colour black. In our capital's recycle boutiques - black is the colour above all else that dominates. It even appears to be more popular than usual. Mary Argue reports.

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00:06:43

SPCA staff facing abuse

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2025/08/05

The SPCA isn't just dealing with animal abuse its staff are increasingly in the firing line; facing verbal and physical threats. There has been 70 incidents reported so far this year, but the animal welfare protection agency believes the numbers are much higher with some staff just putting up with daily abuse. In one case a worker in Hawke's Bay had a cat thrown at them. SPCA general manager for animal services Dr Corey Regnerus-Kell spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:13

Dame Lisa Carrington back in the boat

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2025/08/05

Dame Lisa Carrington is back and she hasn't missed a beat. The eight-time Olympic champion is back with the elite Canoe Sprint squad after answering an SOS call from the national selectors. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:07:44

How can kids understand money without cash?

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2025/08/05

How do you teach kids about the money and its value when cash is increasingly invisible, and transactions are often online or via cards? Co-founder of the SquareOne app thats helps children understand finance and managing their money, Jamie Jermain spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:05:05

New focus on conflict raging in Sudan

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2025/08/05

Middle East correspondent Jacob Brown spoke to Lisa Owen about the new focus on the conflict raging in Sudan, particularly its impact on the humanitarian situation.

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00:08:27

Auckland environmentalist wins berm battle

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2025/08/05

A long time Auckland environmentalist won the battle to protect a bunch of berms he has planted in an urban style jungle over decades. But plants on another grass verge will be removed by Auckland council after complaints from some residents in a nearby apartments. Freeman's Bay resident Mark van Kaathoven has been working on the berm gardens outside his home and neighbouring properties for more than three decades. Auckland Council has now given most of the berms protected status under its

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00:38:56

Yeah The Girls

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2025/08/05

Janay and Miri have a fun show for you talking about all the different phases you go through when doing self-care, The purchases someone attempted to make with a TAHI team members stolen card and more

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00:08:18

Sports-chat with Sam Ackerman

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2025/08/04

The All Blacks lose a key player to injury, and coach Scott Robertson has made some changes from the France series as the team prepares for the upcoming Rugby Championship. A dramatic cricket test series between England and India is being called one of the greatest of all time. The Kiwi cyclists who achieved top results at the Tour de France Femmes.

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00:19:54

Widow wants men to be braver about going to the doctor

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2025/08/04

After Mike Riddell died in 2022 of complications from prostate cancer treatment, his wife Rosemary published his manuscript, hoping his humour would inspire more men to get checked.

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00:21:43

Business commentator Rebecca Stevenson

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2025/08/04

Boeing is facing another strike by more than 3,000 workers who rejected a proposed contract, despite the company offering significant wage increases and claiming improved financial performance. Jaguar Land Rover CEO Adrian Mardell is retiring after controversy over a car-less rebrand of Jaguar. A leadership battle is brewing at Rakon as former CEO Brent Robinson challenges the board's preferred chair candidate, and Kim Kardashian's Skims has sparked viral debate and high sales with a $100

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00:12:16

Around the motu: Ché Baker, editor of the Southland...

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2025/08/04

Ché discusses the brothers divided over an Invercargill mayoralty bid, New Zealand's first liver transplant recipient turns 50 and the drones helping out with pest control.

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00:04:00

Book review: My Father Bryce by Adam Courtenay

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2025/08/04

Quentin Johnson reviews My Father Bryce by Adam Courtenay, published by Hachette Aotearoa New Zealand.

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00:19:07

Lawyer DeAnne Nicoloso's startling debut novel

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2025/08/04

Defence barrister DeAnne Nicoloso's debut novel examines childhood secrets, lies and vigilante justice

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00:10:32

USA correspondent David Smith

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2025/08/04

President Trump is being criticised for firing the Bureau of Labor Statistics chief Erika McEntarfer after accusing her of falsifying job data, prompting bipartisan condemnation.

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00:05:47

WasteShark device cleaning up rivers

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2025/08/04

A company in the Netherlands has launched a plastic bottle-eating, river dwelling robot.

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00:07:47

The Kiwi technology helping cardiologists cut their...

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2025/08/04

A Kiwi company that's helping to speed up the diagnostic process for cardiologists has secured its first public health contract.

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00:24:53

How will Healthy Homes standards be enforced?

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2025/08/04

It's a month since enforceable Healthy Homes Standards were put in place; what isTenancy Services doing to make sure all rentals met the standards?

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