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00:12:52

Does Elon Musk's new 'America Party' stand a chance?

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2025/07/08

David Smith, an associate professor with the US Studies Centre at the University of Sydney, joins Emile Donovan to assess Musk's prospects.

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00:14:35

Government launches new AI strategy

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2025/07/08

Andrew Lensen, senior lecturer of artificial intelligence at Victoria University of Wellington, joins Emile Donovan.

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00:06:33

Small Aussie town in spotlight after mushroom...

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2025/07/08

Australia correspondent Nick Grimm spoke to Lisa Owen about an otherwise sleepy regional town in country Victoria becoming the focus of global media attention after a jury returned a guilty verdict against the so-called mushroom killer who murdered her lunch guests with a poisoned Beef Wellington two years ago.

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00:04:06

Parents of murdered farmer remain hopeful for the truth

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2025/07/08

Fifteen years after Feilding farmer Scott Guy was shot dead, his parents remain hopeful the truth over what happened that cold winter morning will emerge. Bryan and Jo Guy say their lives are now divided into two parts - before Scott was killed and after. The second part is hard to navigate, but they're determined not to be ruled by bitterness, and instead keep Scott's memory alive. Jimmy Ellingham reports.

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00:04:54

British Formula One winners awarded Lego trophies

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2025/07/08

Trophies come in all shapes and sizes, and some are more memorable than others, but the British Formula One Grand Prix podium-getters were awarded something unique. The top three finishers at Silverstone were given trophies made out of Lego. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:05:26

Golden labrador discovers group of endangered birds

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2025/07/08

A dog has found a flock of endangered blue duck or whio in part of the West Coast where they havent been seen for decades. Tui, a golden labrador retriever, is trained to sniff out the protected birds. She and her owner were surveying the Ten Mile Stream catchment in the Paparoa Ranges earlier this year when Tui found a feather. After covering some rough terrain Tui sniffed out seven Whio in total, including ducklings. Project Manager at the Paparoa Wildlife Trust and Tui's owner Glen Newton

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00:09:53

Minor crimes, low level assaults likely to never be...

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2025/07/08

So called minor crimes including petty theft and even low level assaults will likely never be investigated by police according to the boss of their own union. In May the Police Commissioner was forced to walk back a directive to staff that would have meant shoplifting allegations under $500 would not be investigated, petrol drive off below $150 and online frauds under $1000. But there was a u-turn after the Prime Minister and the Police Minister expressed concerns. But now, the Police

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00:07:08

99-year-old dependent on landline phone cut off for...

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2025/07/08

The family a 99 year old ChrIstchurch woman whose phone was accidently cut off by a telco is appalled that its taken days to get what's effective her life line reconnected. Doreen Robertson relies on her landline for daily contact with friends and family and in case of an emergency. It went down on July second when a contractor was installing fibre to her property. Spark told her family the phone would be back on within twelve hours - but only after five days and several calls later, as well as

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00:03:05

Uber in Supreme Court over drivers employment rights

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2025/07/08

Multi-million dollar rideshare company Uber took it's fight over drivers employment rights to the Supreme court today. The Court is deciding whether it's drivers should be considered employees. This could give the drivers benefits such as leave entitlements, minimum wage and holiday pay. Bill Hickman reports.

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00:04:18

All Blacks captain ruled out of French series with...

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2025/07/08

A major blow for the All Blacks as Captain Scott Barrett was ruled out of the remainder of the French series with injury. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:45

Crocodiles that spent 25 years in concrete cage...

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2025/07/08

After a quarter of a century living in a caged concrete pit two salt water crocodiles in the Solomon Islands have move to a sanctuary thanks to a New Zealand animal charity. The crocs had been surviving on rain water in the litter filled enclosure at the back of a cafe in Honiara. New Zealand based animal rescue, HUHA became aware of the animals when it was in the capital for a dog desexing campaign. It raised money and worked with Australia Zoo, and after months of wrangling the crocs have

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00:06:45

Devestating Texas flood death toll surpasses 100

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2025/07/08

United States correspondent Todd Zwillich spoke to Lisa Owen about the death toll from the devestating floods in Texas surpassing 100 people, as well as President Trump hosting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the White House with hopes of establishing a ceasefire in Gaza.

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00:07:31

Work from home arrangements under microscope after...

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2025/07/08

The Employment Relations Authority has found a worker wasn't unjustifiably disadvantaged or constructively dismissed after he was ordered back into the office three days a week, when he'd been working from home four out of five days. The Employment Relations Authority said there was no permanent arrangement so no duty to continue it. Meanwhile the PSA is still waiting for an Employment Relations Authority hearing over the government's directive that work from home for public servants is not a

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00:08:48

The Pre-Panel for 8 July 2025

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2025/07/08

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

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00:27:28

Why spirituality shouldn't be dismissed as unscientific.

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2025/07/08

Depression, anxiety, and stress are hitting teens and adults harder than ever. But part of the answer is something many overlook or dismiss as unscientific says Dr. Lisa Miller. Spirituality. A psychologist at Columbia University and author of The Spiritual Child and The Awakened Brain, Dr. Miller tells Jesse she uses research to show that spirituality isn't just a belief system, it's a measurable force that shapes how we think, feel, and cope.

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00:05:46

Update on Oz with Brad Foster - the latest on the...

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2025/07/08

The Mushroom Murder trial is the crime story everyone is talking about, to find out what the latest is from Australia, Brad Foster chats to Jesse.

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00:08:20

Diving into the new sub-genre of Cosy Fantasy books

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2025/07/08

No grit, no gore, just a warm feeling of enjoyment and escape, cosy fantasy is the new sub-genre in the world of books. Catherine Robertson shared details with Jesse along with her latest reading recommendations: Stone and Sky by Ben Aaronovitch (Hachette) Rewitched by Lucy Jane Wood (Pan Macmillan) The Unquiet Grave by Dervla McTiernan (Harper Collins)

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00:14:10

New insights into the sinking of the Rainbow Warrior

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2025/07/08

In July 1985, French secret service agents planted two bombs on Greenpeace's flagship Rainbow Warrior resulting in one man's death and the sinking the ship, It's a pivotal moment in New Zealand's history. A new podcast from Bird of Paradise Productions offers new insights into how high up the conspiracy went in France and talks to one of the bombers about how the operation unfolded. Co-creator Noelle McCarthy talks to Jesse.

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00:06:03

Podcast Tuesday: Stories from big game safaris

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2025/07/08

The "This is Africa" podcast sells itself as a place where thrilling hunting tales, heart pounding safari adventures and raw wilderness stories collide. Evie Ashton has been listening and agrees it's absolutely not for the faint hearted. She tells Jesse about the podcast and Stories of Iceland.

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00:13:10

What you need to do to be considered "cool".

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2025/07/08

What do David Bowie, Stevie Nicks, Keanu Reeves have in common? They are - by almost anyone's standards - "cool". A new psychology study has been making the rounds, and it tries to get to the bottom of a simple question: What does it mean to be a cool person? The authors widdled the answer down to six specific traits. Caleb Warren is a professor at the Eller College of Management at the University of Arizona, and one of the authors behind this study, he chats to Jesse.

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