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00:09:56

Coastal Weather Forecast for 3 July 2025

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2025/07/02

Coastal weather forecast.

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00:25:00

It's no longer illegal to be a proudly violent Proud Boy

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2025/07/02

The terrorist label has been dropped from extremist group the Proud Boys, but its ideology still lurks online in New Zealand.

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00:18:11

RNZ News at 10pm, July 2

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2025/07/02

A wrap of the day's big stories

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00:18:16

Life after guilt: How wrongful conviction affects the...

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2025/07/02

Faye Skelton is an associate professor in forensic cognition and miscarriages of justice at Edinburgh Napier University. She has been interviewing men who have lived through being wrongfully convicted.

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00:28:20

Midweek - Christchurch 'lone wolf' questioned,...

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2025/07/02

A new podcast questions the 'lone wolf' narrative around the Christchurch terror attack, Newsroom asks some hard questions about the state housing sell-off, Stuff's TradeMe deal gets finalised - ZB's Hosking clashes with education minister on 'Maorification'

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00:06:57

Multi-million-dollar MethaneSAT 'likely not recoverable'

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2025/07/02

Professor Richard Easther from the University of Auckland joins Emile Donovan to reflect on the news that New Zealand's methane-tracking satellite, launched in March 2024, has lost contact with the ground.

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00:12:58

How common are data breaches?

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2025/07/02

After Qantas' customer data was breached, cybersecurity analyst Adam Boileau joins Emile Donovan to discuss how common cyberattacks like this are and how worried Qantas customers should be.

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00:06:45

Review - F1

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2025/07/02

F1 - Formula One racing, and movie star's movie star, Brad Pitt! What more could anyone want? Producer Jerry Bruckheimer returns to the scene of his Nineties Tom Cruise hit Days Of Thunder with more of the same. Featuring Javier Bardem (Dune), Kerry Condon (The Banshees of Inisherin) and newcomer Damson Idris (TV's Snowfall).

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00:22:53

Prestige Pictures

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2025/07/02

Simon Morris looks at three films that reflect a little more effort on the part of their makers - the star-studded Formula One spectacle, F1, a well-scripted tale from Broadway's theatre district, The Great Lillian Hall starring Jessica Lange, and France's hugely successful film version of the classic The Count Of Monte Cristo. F1 - Formula One racing, and movie star's movie star, Brad Pitt! What more could anyone want? Producer Jerry Bruckheimer returns to the scene of his Nineties Tom Cruise

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00:04:40

Review - The Great Lillian Hall

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2025/07/02

The Great Lillian Hall sees multi award winning Jessica Lange play a legendary Broadway star suddenly confronted with a possible life and career-changing disability. Features Kathy Bates and Pierce Brosnan, its directed by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Michael Cristofer.

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00:06:22

Review - The Count Of Monte Cristo

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2025/07/02

The Count Of Monte Cristo tells the story of a man wrongfully convicted, determined to take revenge on those who wronged him. The first French film version of Alexandre Dumas' classic tale for 50 years, it's produced by the same team who made the recent Three Musketeers films.

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00:07:13

Three staff arrested at hospital where Lucy Letby worked

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2025/07/02

United Kingdom correspondent Edward O'Driscoll spoke to Lisa Owen about three former senior staff members of the hosptial where convicted murderer Lucy Letby worked, who have now been arrested. As well as how Europe is coping as it remains gripped by a record-breaking heatwave.

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00:04:11

Immigration visit law change doesn't go far enough -...

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2025/07/02

Pacific advocates say a proposed law change for out-of-hours immigration visits, like dawn raids, doesn't go far enough. The contentious enforcement practice involves immigration officers searching homes for people they have reasonable grounds to believe are liable for deportation between 6pm and 8am. It has been criticised for targeting Pacific people, particularly in the wake of the dawn raids era. Teuila Fuatai reports.

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00:04:21

Evening business for Wednesday 2 July 2025

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2025/07/02

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:04:07

Evening Sport for Wednesday 2 July 2025

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2025/07/02

The countdown is on until the official return of the Warriors women. After five years in the wilderness, the Wah-hines are finally back in the NRLW and will mark their return against the Roosters this weekend. Sports reporter Jonty Dine joined Lisa Owen

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00:02:39

Jaffa lovers disappointed by discontinuation

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2025/07/02

Jaffa fans are coming to grips with the news the orange-coated chocolate treat will soon be no more. Confectionery company RJs has this week confirmed it stopped making the long-time Kiwi favourite earlier this year, and they'll soon vanish from shop shelves. Reporter Jimmy Ellingham visited the home of the Jaffa, the RJs outlet store and factory in Levin, to ask sweet-toothed visitors stocking up on packets of the sweeties how they feel about the end of the Jaffa.

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00:03:33

Tasman residents voice frustration at flood response

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2025/07/02

Residents voiced their frustration at the official response to last week's flooding at public meetings held in the Tasman district today, as the region preps for more heavy rain due to start falling overnight. Many felt the council could have done more to keep rivers and culverts clear, and decried the ongoing telecommunications blackouts in some areas. It meant some residents took matters into their own hands. Keiller MacDuff reports.

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00:09:13

Pensioners resorting to extreme power rationing to...

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2025/07/02

Some pensioners are resorting to extreme power rationing to keep up with rising costs. Turning off hot water cylinders for days at a time and heading to bed as soon as it's dark to save on electricity. Stats NZ figures show electricity costs have gone up almost 9% in the twelve months from June last year. Gas has gone up almost 15.5% over the same period. The government's winter energy payment for those on super and a number of other benefits is up to $700 over five months. But Age Concern

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00:07:00

RNZ News at 5pm, July 2

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2025/07/02

All the top stories and other headlines from the day

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00:03:53

Council 'typo' could've cost it $20 million

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2025/07/02

An apparent typo could have cost a North Island council $20 million in lost revenue. At a meeting last month, the New Plymouth District Council passed a resolution saying rates figures in its annual plan were inclusive of GST, when they were in fact exclusive of it. Now it has had to quickly correct the error and apologise to ratepayers. Taranaki Whanganui reporter Robin Martin reports.

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