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00:44:56

Ep 4 Art and Culture

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2025/06/25

This episode explores the ways culture, creativity, and storytelling have built a uniquely New Zealand identity. From the revival of traditional Māori music to quirky early poetry, National Film Unit travelogues to Shortland Street and the Lord of the Rings, creativity has been our constant.

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00:31:44

Kenneth Roth

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2025/06/25

Do Israel’s actions amount to genocide? Kenneth Roth has spent decades documenting human rights violations. He explains how genocide is defined—and whether it’s happening in Gaza. Plus, is Trump's power on the wane?

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00:09:07

Coastal Weather Forecast for 26 June 2025

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2025/06/25

Coastal weather forecast.

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00:24:54

A speedbump, not a roadblock for Iran's nuclear...

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2025/06/25

Information about Iran's nuclear programme is highly secretive, but experts say the bombings may not have been a huge setback.

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00:15:36

RNZ News at 10pm, June 25

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2025/06/25

A wrap of the day's big stories

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00:23:12

Midweek - Fog of war, Seymour vs media, dating...

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2025/06/25

The media's difficulties sorting out the fact from fiction in the Middle East fog of war, entrepreneur cites negative coverage selling dating business, David Seymour taking on the media - again - and fundraising.

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00:19:19

From goddesses of stage and film to contemporary...

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2025/06/25

Jane Groufsky is curator of social history at Auckland Museum and joins Mark Leishman.

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00:07:42

Uncertain future for Nelson's Richard Nixon statue

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2025/06/25

Mark Leishman talk to Max Frethey Local Democracy Reporter at Top South Media, to explain what's going on.

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00:10:48

ADHD prescription changes 'long overdue'

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2025/06/25

Professor Bruce Arroll from the University of Auckland's Department of General Practice and Primary Care is among those welcoming the move, and he joins Mark Leishman.

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00:06:16

Review : Elio

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2025/06/25

Elio is the latest from Pixar Films - the story of a lonely, space-obsessed boy who dreams of being abducted by aliens. With an original story by Adrian Molina (Coco), Elio features the voices of Zoe Saldaña (Avatar), Brad Garrett (Ratatouille) and Shirley Henderson (Bridget Jones).

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00:05:33

Review : Merchant Ivory

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2025/06/25

Merchant Ivory tells the story of one of the longest ever movie-making partnerships, between Indian producer Ismail Merchant, American director James Ivory - and German-Jewish born writer Ruth Prawer Jhabvala. Featuring interviews with Hugh Grant, Emma Thompson, Helena Bonham-Carter, Vanessa Redgrave and many others.

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00:06:54

Review : 28 Years Later

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2025/06/25

28 Years Later sees the return of director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland to the zombie apocalypse they created 23 years ago. Now survivors settle on a small island, leaving the mainland to the rapidly mutating infected. Starring Ralph Fiennes, Jodie Comer, Aaron Taylor-Johnson and newcomer Alfie Williams as the 12-year-old hero Spike.

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00:22:21

What Do Men Want ?

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2025/06/25

Simon Morris takes a look at an unusually blokey collection of movies this week, including the return of the "infected" in Danny Boyles's 28 Years Later, a documentary about the films of long-time partners, producer Ismail Merchant and director James Ivory, and Pixar's Elio, about a boy who gets his wish - to be abducted by aliens!

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00:04:01

Thai citizens banned from crossing land border into...

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2025/06/25

Asia correspondent Katie Silver spoke to Lisa Owen about Thai citizens being banned from crossing the land border into Cambodia as relations between the Southeast Asian countries break down, as well as a tourist who fell from an active volcano in Indonesia who has been found dead.

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00:05:00

Evening business for Wednesday 25 June 2025

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2025/06/25

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:03:50

Auckland City draw 1-1 with Boca Juniors

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2025/06/25

After being humiliated in their first two FIFA Club World Cup games, Auckland City produced a miracle in Nashville, drawing 1-1 with South American giants Boca Juniors. Sports reporter Jony Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:00:59

Moment of Calm: Steam, wind and (just a little) speed.

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2025/06/25

Bryan Crump turns to the power of nostalgia (and overcomes a bit of wind noise) to bring you a steam driven Sonic Moment of Calm.

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00:05:58

Students told they don't qualify for free school bus

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2025/06/25

Parents who raised concerns about what they say is a dangerous school bus stop near Nelson have been told most of their children dont qualify for the free ride. Some students have to cross the busy 100km/h state highway 60 near Mapua to get to the bus, something parents believe is an accident waiting to happen. They asked for the Ministry of Education to move the stop one kilometre up the road, to a safer area for kids taking the bus to Waimea and Garin colleges in Richmond. Since then one of

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00:04:45

Rangatahi with parents in prison are 'silent victims'

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2025/06/25

Rangitahi whose parent, or parents, have been locked away in prison say more needs to be done to ensure they're not punished for the crimes of their mothers or fathers. They've formed a youth advisory panel which today met with Children's Minister Karen Chhour on the steps of Parliament. They handed her an open letter calling for the establishment of a whanau navigator role in criminal district courts to help those left behind when someone's sent to jail. Louise Ternouth reports.

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00:09:35

Should superannuation be means-tested?

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2025/06/25

Retirement commissioner Jane Wrightson believes the government should be considering means testing what is currently a universal benefit, an idea she concedes is unpopular. Data from the 2023 census shows more than 9000 people aged over 65 earn more than $200,000 a year. Another 33,000 earn between $100,000 and $200,000. Treasury estimates superannuation costs the government about 18 cents of every dollar it collects in tax, or more than 24 billion dollars this year. Honorary Associate

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