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00:07:15

Mosquitos could become a tool for disease control

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2025/07/02

Pesky blood sucking mosquitoes could turn into power houses of disease control. Auckland University researchers have a million dollars in government funding to investigate whether the insects can be used as a bio security tool by collecting and checking their blood to track disease outbreaks. Professor Jacqueline Beggs from the University of Auckland's Faculty of Science is leading the project and spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:02

Climate change resilient apple proving popular

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2025/07/02

A new type of climate change resilient apple is proving popular overseas, with exports tipped to nearly double this year. The 'Sassy' apple, bred by Plant and Food Research and grown by Taylor Corp in Hawke's Bay, can tolerate warmer climates while still developing good red colouring even during hotter summers. Hawke's Bay Tairawhiti reporter Alexa Cook reports.

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00:04:10

Eventful opening round of Wimbledon

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2025/07/02

Top speed exits, protests, curfews and courtside spews, it was an eventful opening round of the Wimbledon tennis championship. Sports reporter Dana Johannsen spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:06:13

Dog saved after stuck in drain pipe for 24 hours

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2025/07/02

Shiva the eight-year-old dog has been miraculously saved after 24 hours stuck in a drain pipe during severe flooding in Nelson. On Monday, 16 year old Chloe Sellers was at her dad's work in Brightwater playing catch with her dog, when the tennis ball rolled into a drain. Shiva went diving in after it and in a split second things turned bad. Chloe spoke to Lisa Owen about what happened next.

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00:06:00

Thailand's Prime Minister suspended amid political...

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2025/07/02

Asia correspondent Adam Hancock spoke to Lisa Owen about Thailand's prime minister being suspended after weeks of political turmoil, as well as Police in Singapore who can now seize control of people's bank accounts to stop scammers.

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00:07:44

How to keep cooking costs down when prices are jumping

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2025/07/02

A price tag of more than $80 for just over 3kg of prime New Zealand lamb is a little too rich, even for a former chef who devoted decades to fine dining. According to Stats NZ in the past year food prices have gone up 4.4% percent. That's the biggest jump since December 2023. Tony Astle ran the legendary Auckland fine dining restaurant Antoines in Parnell for almost 50 years. He spoke to Lisa Owen about how to keep cooking costs down.

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00:12:13

Our Changing World: Our rarest freshwater fish

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2025/07/02

Our Changing World heads to the Mackenzie region in the South Island to meet one of New Zealand’s rarest fish – the lowland longjaw galaxias. Dean Nelson, a senior biodiversity ranger at the Department of Conservation, has been looking out for these tiny fish for two decades. Producer Karthic SS has this story, and he joins Dean during one of his monitoring trips at a place called Fraser Stream, near Twizel.

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00:12:13

Stories from Our Changing World

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2025/07/02

In Our Changing World, the team heads to the Mackenzie region in the South Island to meet one of New Zealand's rarest fish - the lowland longjaw galaxias. Dean Nelson, a senior biodiversity ranger at the Department of Conservation, has been looking out for these tiny fish for two decades.

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00:25:26

The decades-long international hunt for a rare orchid

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2025/07/02

This is the story of a single flower that took Europe and America by storm. The exceptionally rare orchid, dubbed 'Cattleya labiata', had a striking purple and crimson bloom, and quickly became one of the most coveted flowers in the world. But where did it come from? Sarah Rilston traces the tale of the hunt to find out, highlighting the fragile ecologies on which both humans and plants depended.

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00:25:26

The decades-long international hunt for a rare orchid

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2025/07/02

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00:08:30

RNZ Pacific News at 3pm for 2 July 2025

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2025/07/02

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

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00:27:06

Bookmarks: Food historian and critic David Burton

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2025/07/02

David Burton has been writing about food for The Post, Cuisine Magazine and other outlets for over 40 years. He joins Jesse to share his favourite books, music and movies. We also got some restaurant picks out of him!

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00:04:51

Easy Eats: Delicious soup for chilly days

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2025/07/02

Wednesday means it's time for Easy Eats and this week Kelly Gibney shares her recipe for chicken and risoni soup with turmeric, lemon and rosemary. Click here for the recipe.

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00:07:48

RNZ Pacific News at 2pm for 2 July 2025

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2025/07/02

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

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00:05:49

Heading Off: Africa on a motorbike

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2025/07/02

David Lees might not be the first person to ride a motorbike solo through Africa, but he didn't start his adventure until he held a Gold Card! He shares his travel stories with Jesse.

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00:14:46

Midday Report Essentials for Wednesday 2 July 2025

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2025/07/02

In today's episode, Civil Defence officials are meeting flood-hit residents in the Tasman region, as more bad weather heads toward the region. The meeting, in Wakefield, is the first of two to be held on Wednesday, with a second planned for Tapawera at 3pm. A methane-tracking satellite that recieved $29 million of funding from the government is lost in space, and the Health Minister, Simeon Brown, said the Elective Boost programme would cut surgery waiting times as 21,000 more elective

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00:08:47

Measuring human progress in a positive way

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2025/07/02

The University of Auckland's Professor Krushil Watene wants to shift the dial on how we measure progress, She says a Nature Relationship Index could concentrate on how well countries care for eco-systems, equitable access to nature and preventing environmental harm. She tells Jesse why it's time to reward positive action, rather than just recording decline.

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00:14:18

Creating space in Rodney for cycle trails

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2025/07/02

Cycleways are often a hot button topic, but not in the Auckland district of Rodney, where plans are underway to build a 120k trail from Puhoi to Mangawhai for cycling, walking, running and even horse riding in some areas. Currently there are 23 'Great Rides' around the country, cycle trails that attract cycling tourism and stimulate local economies but none of them are in the Auckland Province. New Zealand marathon great Allison Roe is the founding Chairperson of the Matakana Coast Trail Trust,

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00:15:47

Listening without hearing: What concerts are like for...

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2025/07/02

What is the concert-going experience like for a deaf person?

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00:08:47

RNZ Pacific News at 1pm for 2 July 2025

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2025/07/02

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

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