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00:07:18

Concerns about amount spent by retail crime...

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2025/07/17

The amount spent by a group set up to look at retail crime continues to come under scrutiny. It's been revealed that the Ministerial Advisory Group for Victims of Retail Crime set up amid a worrying spike in retail crime, has cost around $500,000 over three and a half months. That includes nearly $330,000 on personnel costs; admin of $65,000; travel and accommodation of nearly $10,000; and $102,000 pay for group members fees, with most of that going to chairperson Sunny Kaushal's $95,000

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00:03:42

Crackdown on university students promoting gambling

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2025/07/17

University students have been warned about promoting overseas gambling websites on social media for financial gain. Internal Affairs has contacted 10 students who appeared to be promoting gambling websites such as Rainbet and SpinBet. The department has been cracking down on social media influencers promoting online gambling, resulting in a recent fine for internet personality Millie Elder-Holmes. Joe Shaw reports.

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00:04:02

Researchers want formal inquiry as Campylobacter...

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2025/07/17

A group of NZ researchers want a formal inquiry into the rates of Campylobacter infection. In a just-released study, hospitalisation rates for Campylobacter infection have increased by almost 70 percent in 17 years. Most of the time, the source of the illness is contaminated fresh chicken meat. The group of prominent public health researchers behind the research say rising hospitalisation rates are a serious concern and want urgent action from the government. Jessica Hopkins reports.

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00:02:05

How often do you talk about your salary?

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2025/07/17

Do you earn the same amount as your co-workers? It is a question we all know doubt often wonder about, but many of us are too scared to ask. Currently employers can put pay secrecy clauses in workers' contracts to stop them discussing their salaries. But a Labour party bill that would stop employers enforcing these gag orders has just passed its second reading, with support from National, meaning it may soon be law. Reporter Evie Richardson took to the streets of downtown Auckland to ask

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00:04:29

All Blacks coach to give every player a go in final...

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2025/07/17

Scott Robertson has kept his promise to give everyone in the All Blacks squad a go for this Saturday's third and final test against France in Hamilton. The All Blacks coach has made a raft of changes to the side after a dominant victory to clinch the series last weekend. He has handed Chiefs hooker Brodie McAlister the chance to debut from the bench and has made 10 changes to the starting XV. Rugby reporter Joe Porter spoke to Melissa Chan-Green.

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00:05:22

Two Kiwi Olympians to cycle 4500km through Africa

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2025/07/17

Two Kiwi Olympians are taking on a herculean challenge - cycling 4500kms through East Africa for charity. Cyclist and Paris 2024 Olympic Silver medalist Nicole Shields came up with the idea and has managed to convince her friend, Olympic kayaker Hamish Legarth, to come with her. But unlike the high performance sports world they're used to, there will be no support crew in tow - with the pair carrying everything they need for the at least two-month adventure on them. Nicole and Hamish spoke to

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00:04:29

'Epstein list' driving a wedge through Trump supporters

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2025/07/17

US Correspondent Todd Zwillich spoke to Melissa Chan-Green about the so-called Epstein list driving a wedge through Donald Trump's MAGA support base. Things hit boiling point today with the President lashing out at his own supporters who are calling for the government to release all classified documents about convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein. Much of Donald Trump's voter base has been highly critical of the administration's handling of the issue.

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00:06:39

Is offal on the cusp of a comeback?

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2025/07/17

A turn off or offally good? A once forgotten food could be on the cusp of a comeback. Offal is now on the menu for some school lunches with the company behind the programme now using a mince that is a blend with beef and trim heart. The food code means that if you are using a blend it must be disclosed - either as offal or the specific names - like liver and kidney. While most of New Zealand's offal is exported, there's a growing number of people who advocate for greater use - including the

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00:09:25

The Pre-Panel for 17 July 2025

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2025/07/17

Jesse Mulligan is joined by The Panel host Wallace Chapman and producer Tessa Guest to preview this evening's marlarky.

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00:17:59

Find out why your KiwiSaver Statement is a must read

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2025/07/17

It's that time of the year when your KiwiSaver annual statement comes out. Mary Holm explains why you should read it!

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00:27:54

A-Z of Aotearoa: The Evolution of Dairies

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2025/07/17

In today's installment of A-Z of Aotearoa, we're talking about the humble New Zealand dairy.

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00:14:13

What is the "Gen Z stare" and why should you care?

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2025/07/17

Culture 101's Perlina Lau and Afternoons Senior Producer Olivia Wilson explain the blank face response some Gen Z's use and why it is infuriating some older people.

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01:00:27

Oral Questions for Thursday 17 July 2025

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2025/07/17

Questions to Ministers Hon CARMEL SEPULONI to the Minister for Women: Does she stand by all her statements and actions regarding pay equity? TAKUTA FERRIS to the Minister of Justice: What safeguards, if any, will he put in place to ensure that the Government's proposed citizen's arrest changes won't "lead to unreasonable use of force and unlawful detention" as is highlighted by the Ministry of Justice in the regulatory impact statement? DAN BIDOIS to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports

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00:12:40

Move over football and hockey, here comes Hungerball

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2025/07/17

Hungerball is a new game that sees players in an inflatable arena try to score and defend their goal.

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00:16:58

The Auckland tattoo artist featuring in Lorde's music...

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2025/07/17

The music video for Lorde's latest single, 'Hammer', has racked up three-quraters-of-a-million views on YouTube.

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00:08:06

Find out how seaweed could prevent global famine

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2025/07/17

A new study from the University of Canterbury has shown that seaweed could potentially avert a significant number of deaths from starvation in the future.

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00:43:16

Where's Jai & Imani-J

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2025/07/17

We have Where's Jai in to chat about their debut album release and tour of the country. Young Superstar Imani-J visits before her trip to write music in the USA We also talk plants and escape rooms!

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00:09:34

RNZ News at 12pm, July 17

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2025/07/17

The top stories and other headlines at midday

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00:03:33

Book review: Endling by Maria Reva

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2025/07/16

Jenna Todd from Time Out Books reviews Endling by Maria Reva published by Virago.

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00:29:32

Can you control your dreams?

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2025/07/16

Ancient societies considered dreams to be either supernatural communication or a means of divine intervention. But in modern times, our minds and dreams have become the research topic for neuroscientists Dr. Benjamin Baird, a research professor of cognitive neuroscience at The University of Texas, is one of them. His studies include how we can control our dreams and how lucid dreaming can affect us when we're awake.

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