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00:43:17

The Brain Drain Backstory

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2025/08/20

Corin Dann and Guyon Espiner dig into New Zealand’s decades-long “brain drain” to Australia – why it happens, how politicians have tried (and failed) to stop it, and whether it’s really as bad as it sounds. From Muldoon’s famous one-liner to John Key’s stadium stunt, this is the surprising backstory of the great Kiwi exodus.

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00:05:17

Coastal Weather Forecast for 21 August 2025

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2025/08/20

Coastal weather report.

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00:23:57

On rate capping, lessons from across the Tasman

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2025/08/20

As rate payers feel the pinch, plans for rate capping offer welcome relief. But councillors here and across the Tasman have warnings.

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00:18:11

RNZ News at 10pm, August 20

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2025/08/20

A wrap of the day's big stories

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00:24:27

Midweek - RNZ's plan, conflict of interest, insurance...

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2025/08/20

RNZ's strategy to stop the loss of radio listeners sparks a strong reaction from pundits - and the listeners. Also - a political party proves a point using the official complaints process- and irritating ads for insurance.

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00:17:29

Is our cervical cancer vaccine rate at risk from...

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2025/08/20

Emile Donovan speaks to Professor Bev Lawton ONZM, the founder and director of the National Centre for Women's Health Research Aotearoa, and the 2025 New Zealander of the Year.

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00:17:00

What should teachers be getting paid?

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2025/08/20

With teachers striking for better pay and conditions, Albany Senior High School principal Claire Amos joins Emile Donovan to discuss.

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00:22:56

At the Movies for 24 August 2025 FESTIVAL NOVELTIES

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2025/08/20

Simon Morris welcomes two films from two festivals, both offering some originality. From the International Festival comes Ari Aster's Covid thriller Eddington, while from the French one comes the popular romcom Jane Austen Wrecked My Life. Meanwhile, life goes on with another sequel - Nobody 2. Eddington is a satire about the year of Covid 19, with Joaquin Phoenix as an anti-mandate sheriff at odds with the Mayor, angry protest groups and conspiracy-nut influencers. Directed by Ari Aster

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00:06:02

Movie review - Nobody 2

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2025/08/20

Nobody 2 sees the return of that most unlikely of action heroes, Bob Odenkirk (TV's Better Call Saul). His family demands that he take time off beating up bad guys to take a holiday. But trouble seems to follow him. With guest villain Sharon Stone (Basic Instinct).

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00:05:44

Movie review - Jane Austen Wrecked My Life

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2025/08/20

Jane Austen Wrecked My Life is, surprisingly, a French film about a fan of the great novelist, who goes to England as part of an Austen residency. And soon her life starts to echo an Austen romance. But which one?

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00:06:53

Movie review - Eddington

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2025/08/20

Eddington is a satire about the year of Covid 19, with Joaquin Phoenix as an anti-mandate sheriff at odds with the Mayor, angry protest groups and conspiracy-nut influencers. Directed by Ari Aster (Hereditary), with Pedro Pascal (The Last Of Us) and Austin Butler (Elvis).

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00:16:21

Melanesian Update for 20 August 2025

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2025/08/20

The latest news from Melanesia.

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00:07:55

RNZ Pacific News at 7pm for 20 August 2025

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2025/08/20

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:22:38

The Panel with Ali Jones and Simon Pound Part 2

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2025/08/20

In part two, another view of the controversial decision to remove all Maori words, except for characters' names, from any new books for early readers. Dr Michael Johnston, Senior Fellow at The New Zealand Initiative, says beginning readers need one language at a time. And then they hear from Outwest Youth, a West Auckland youth trust which offers learner driver lessons desperately needs a new car.

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00:23:28

The Panel with Ali Jones and Simon Pound Part 1

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2025/08/20

Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Ali Jones and Simon Pound. First up, thousands of secondary school teachers walked off the job today in a dispute over pay. The Panel talks to Paul Stevens, a teacher at Auckland's Rangitoto College and a PPTA representative. Then they hear from independant Cameron Bagrie about the Reserve Banks decision to whack 25 points off the OCR - what does it mean for mortgage holders looking to refix?

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00:04:40

Injuction to remove asylum seekers in UK sparks...

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2025/08/20

UK correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about a temporary high court injuction to remove asylum seekers from a hotel in Essex which has caused controversy, as well as some children on Brighton Beach who saved the life of an injured seal pup.

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00:04:27

Evening business for 20 August 2025

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2025/08/20

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:02:56

Moment of Calm: Freight train on the tracks

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2025/08/20

From a distance, a passing freight train can be quite relaxing.

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00:06:28

Disability support service worries govt will cut...

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2025/08/20

A disability support service is worried the government could be about to cut a travel subsidy that helps people with disabilities get where the need to be. The Total Mobility Scheme is jointly funded by Waka Kotahi the New Zealand Transport Agency, Councils and the government, while card holders pay 25% of a taxi fare. The service is currently under review and Transport Minister Chris Bishop says future funding of the scheme is yet to be decided. Chief executive of Aspire Canterbury, spoke to

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00:05:01

High schools close as secondary teachers go on strike

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2025/08/20

Members of the secondary teachers' union swapped classrooms for picket lines today. The one-day strike closed many schools as the Post Primary Teachers Association tried to pressure the government into improving its pay offer. But the government has said the union was too quick to go to a strike, and the bargaining seats were barely warm when they called it. Education correspondent, John Gerritsen reports.

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