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First Up - The Podcast, Tuesday 5 August

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2025/08/04

On today's First Up pod: our correspondent Chris Gilbert explains why pressure is growing on the Japanese Prime Minister to resign; in we hear about a 91 year old council candidate who's actually following his friends' advice NOT to spend his most of his remaining years at council board tables and the government's planning to replace NCEA, we ask uni students what their experience was like at high school. First Up - Voice of the Nathan!

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00:15:49

Pacific Waves for 5 August 2025

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2025/08/04

Cook Islands opposition rejects independence; Bougainville group prepare women candidates for elections; Former Tonga PM tight-lipped on political ambitions; Eight-year-old Hawaiian athlete makes history.

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00:03:50

Cook Islands opposition rejects independence

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2025/08/04

The leader of the Cook Islands opposition wants her country to be more self-sufficient but has no desire to be independent from New Zealand.

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00:04:25

Bougainville group prepare women candidates for...

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2025/08/04

A Bougainville advocacy group that is a champion for women in the region has been running training workshops to prepare women candidates for next month's election.

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00:02:34

Former Tonga PM tight-lipped on political ambitions

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2025/08/04

The former Tonga prime minister will not confirm or deny whether being Prime minister again is on his mind.

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00:04:01

Eight-year-old Hawaiian athlete makes history

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2025/08/04

An eight-year-old boy from Hawaii is making waves in the world of track and field, becoming one of the youngest All-Americans in the state's history. At this year's Junior Olympics in Georgia, Bentley Satele placed top eight in his division officially earning the title of All-American. Grace Fiavaai spoke with the family and begun by asking how they felt watching their son make history.

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00:08:31

Deputy PM on changes to NCEA

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2025/08/04

Deputy Prime Minister David Seymour talks changes to the NCEA system

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00:04:42

UK: rubbish weather impacting travel around holiday...

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2025/08/04

Reports of royal fisticuffs have been denied by Prince Harry - Ellie Jay reports from London

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00:04:45

Plenty of candidates for local council in Whakatane

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2025/08/04

Whakatane's faces a 6 headed Mayoral race, including a well-known former MP.. Diane McCarthy reports from the Eastern Bay of Plenty

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00:05:06

Japanese PM unlikely to make WWII anniversary statement

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2025/08/04

Japan's under-fire Prime Minister faces an uphill battle with his own cabinet to be able to commemorate the 80th anniversary of WW2, Chris Gilbert reports from Tokyo

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00:13:50

Savvy Students: Prize Garden

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2025/08/04

We visit what might just be the best student flat garden in Dunedin. Katy Gosset meets the hunting, fishing lads who can also grow a mean cauliflower. She checks out their award-winning vege plot and gets their tips for a thrifty flat fit-out.

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00:23:22

An FBI director on Kiwi soil

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2025/08/04

FBI Director Kash Patel's visit to New Zealand has been described as important, useful, and mutually beneficial - but it's also business as usual.

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00:21:37

The potential for poo transplants to cure bipolar

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2025/08/04

A Gut Mood Solution is by Gordon Parker, a professor of psychiatry at the University of New South Wales. He speaks to Mark Leishman about a novel way to treat bipolar disorder.

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00:07:13

BBC World Service Lookahead with Jonathan Frewin

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2025/08/04

BBC World Service journalist Jonathan Frewin joins Mark Leishman to take a look at events making international headlines, including a global plastics treaty being negotiated in Geneva, the Moscow trial over the attacks at Crocus City Hall last year, and Poland's new president is sworn in this week.

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00:17:52

Sports with Jamie Wall

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2025/08/04

RNZ sports journalist Jamie Wall joins Mark Leishman to debrief the weekend of sport.

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00:09:32

What Christchurch's poor air quality means for our...

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2025/08/04

Overnight, the air quality in parts of Canterbury was rated as 'unhealthy' using the air quality index. Environmental epidemiologist Professor Simon Hales explains what that means.

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00:10:21

NCEA changes on the way

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2025/08/04

Dr Michael Johnston is a senior research fellow at The New Zealand Initiative who led the government's Curriculum Refresh Ministerial Advisory Group. He has long called for an overhaul of NCEA .

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00:03:46

UK government looking at harsher punishments for...

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2025/08/04

United Kingdom correspondent Lucy Thompson spoke to Lisa Owen about the UK's government looking to introduce harsher punishments for people smugglers, as well as moves to evacuate sick children from Gaza.

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00:03:05

Auckland's CRL map unveiled

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2025/08/04

A glimpse of a new era in Auckland Transport has been unveiled today. At Britomart Station an updated map gives commuters a preview of the new stations and rail-lines they will use when the long-awaited Central Rail Links opens. The over-budget and over-time CRL is nearing completion, but officials aren't ready yet to say exactly when it will open. Finn Blackwell has more.

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00:05:31

Evening business for 4 August 2025

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2025/08/04

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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