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00:04:23

UK set to start turning around asylum seekers

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2025/08/06

United Kingdom correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about the UK being set to start turning asylum seekers around within a matter of days, as well as several countries meeting in Geneva in hopes of finally reaching an agreement on plastic.

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00:02:52

Navy conducting survey of Zealandia lake

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2025/08/06

The Navy has descended on a Wellington eco-sanctuary, but it's not to prevent an invasion, pests or otherwise. Instead, they are conducting a survey of the Zealandia lake, which is good practice for their crew and useful information for the sanctuary. Kate Green reports.

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00:04:12

Auckland to host Pacific Championship test matches

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2025/08/06

Auckland will host a a cracking quartet of rugby league test matches later this year. The Jillaroos as well as Tonga and Samoa's men and women, come to town to contest the Pacific Championship starting in October. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:05:10

Unemployment worse than it looks - Kiwibank

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2025/08/06

Unemployment is at a nine year high, of 5.2%. But Kiwibank believes the topline figure doesn't paint the full picture of how bad things really are. In the past year 16,000 more people have joined the snaking queue of people looking for work, bringing the total number to 158,000. Kiwibank economist Sabrina Delgado spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:41

Seafood industry welcomes proposed overhaul of...

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2025/08/06

The seafood industry has welcomed a proposed overhaul of fishing rules as common sense reform that will allow for sustainable growth in the sector. But there is concern the changes will further threaten already-fragile marine environments, and transparency. Changes to the Fisheries Act will allow for greater catch limits when fish are abundant and stop on-board camera footage being made public. Samantha Gee reports.

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00:10:10

St John to axe raft of community programmes

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2025/08/06

St John is planning to axe a raft of community programmes including its hospital volunteers, community carers and pet therapy services. In an email to volunteers, Hato Hone St John said it has had to make some tough decisions about where it can have the greatest impact with the resources it has, as it looks to its 10 year strategy. Hato Hone Deputy Chief Executive, Pete Loveridge spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:27

Locals divided over fallen pohutakawa tree

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2025/08/06

A fallen pohutakawa tree at a prestigious North Shore apartment complex has locals divided over whether it should be saved or sawn to bits. A factious Devonport Takapuna Local Board meeting took place today to decide the fate of the tree that fell at Takapuna's Sands Apartments in 2022. It may have fallen but it's still very much alive. Residents of the Sands want it gone, but the removal has been opposed by some iwi groups because of the tree's cultural significantce. Finn Blackwell reports.

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00:05:52

Rotorua sleeping pods for homeless no longer being used

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2025/08/06

The maker of sleeping pods being used to house some of the homeless in Rotorua has said it is disheartening to see the project just tossed to the side. Julie King of Love Soup came up with the idea to use some of Tuff Roto-Moulders' pods - which are insulated, lockable and traditionally used for camping to create her Village of Hope. Rotorua has been grappling with a large homeless population in recent years, and the project's aim was to keep people safe through a community-based solution

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00:04:58

Long running Auckland book shop on brink of closure

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2025/08/06

One of Auckland's best loved and long-running bookshops is on the brink of closure now its landlord, the Catholic Church, wants to sell up the historic central city property. Hard to Find books moved to the old Newton convent eight years ago, something the owner hailed a 'miracle' after they were forced out of their Onehunga store because of rampant rent rises. But the shop and its more than 200,000 books are one again in search of a new home and owner Warrick Jordan has no choice but to hope

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00:04:32

80 years since Hiroshima nuclear bomb

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2025/08/06

Asia correspondent, Chris Gilbert spoke to Lisa Owen about the 80 year commemoraiton of the US dropping the nuclear bomb on Hiroshima.

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00:04:14

World Triathlon Tour returning to NZ

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2025/08/06

After a 16-year absence, the World Triathlon Tour will be returning to New Zealand. Tauranga is set to host the 2028 World Triathlon Championship Series Final as part of a three-year partnership deal confirmed today. The government is investing $2.65 million from the major events fund to support Triathlon New Zealand in staging the events. Sport reporter Dana Johannsen spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:32

Three generations of cobblers sustaining the trade

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2025/08/06

Shoes are the soul of this Dunedin family. Cobbler Greg Paul has taken over the Country Cobbler in Mornington after its owner retired. Paul was taught by his father and now his teenage son is learning the trade, making three generations of shoe menders. In an increasingly disposable world mending and re-using is the flip side to fast fashion. Cobbler Greg Paul spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:09:20

Unemployment at a nine year high

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2025/08/06

Figures released today show unemployment is at a nine year high, at 5.2%. But Auckland is ahead of the pack on 6.1%. In the past year 16,000 more people have joined the snaking queue of people looking for work, bringing the total number to 158,000. Finance Minister believes the worst is over, but some economists believe it's even worse than it looks, the number of hours worked is on the decline for the sixth quarter in a row and there's an increase in underutilisation - people who want more

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00:12:33

Wee chat: What you're afraid to ask about your pelvic...

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2025/08/05

It's an issue that affects one-in-three women - or more than 200 million people worldwide - but isn't widely talked about.

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00:13:57

Feminist sci fi drama by New Zealand-based writer...

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2025/08/05

One failing spacecraft and two female astronauts fighting to save the earth is the premise behind the play "Alone", by New Zealand based writer, Luke Thornborough.

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00:06:30

Lastest unemployment figures

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2025/08/05

RNZ Business Editor Gyles Beckford speaks on the latest unemployment figures

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00:08:36

Around the motu: RNZ's Northland reporter Peter de Graaf

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2025/08/05

Peter canvasses a new twist in Kaeo's 10 year boil water notice saga, worries over the future of Northland's polytechnic, NorthTec and Kerikeri's performing arts centre turns 20.

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00:08:03

Book review: How to Lose Your Mother:

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2025/08/05

Leah McFall reviews How to Lose Your Mother: A Daughter's Memoir by Molly Jong-Fast, published by Macmillan Publishers

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00:26:13

Two dames collaborate on a new documentary

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2025/08/05

Dame Robin White - one of the country's top living artists - is front and centre of a new film by one of our top documentarians, Dame Gaylene Preston.

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00:05:20

Australia: Law firms cash in on indigenous class...

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2025/08/05

Australia correspondent Chris Niesche joins Susie to talk about how some law firms are making millions of dollars in payouts from class action lawsuits while their plaintiffs only get thousands.

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