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00:09:12

RNZ Pacific News at 9am for 10 June 2025

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2025/06/09

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

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00:08:54

RNZ Pacific News at 8am for 10 June 2025

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2025/06/09

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

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00:07:10

RNZ Pacific News at 7am for 10 June 2025

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2025/06/09

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

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00:41:22

First Up - The Podcast, Tuesday 10 June

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2025/06/09

On today's First Up pod: One week into the reign of South Korea's new president, we get an update on his progress; we hear the sad news that hosiery manufacturer Columbine is shutting up their factory in Gisborne; we talk about Ryan Fox's superb win at the Canadian Open and we ask Finance Minister Nicola Willis what's next for our supermarket duopoly. First Up - Voice of the Nathan!

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00:15:27

Pacific Waves for 10 June 2025

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2025/06/09

New report reveals 2024 as the 'hottest year' on record; Aid organisations help farmers in PNG's Sepik get ahead; Corporate companies adopt Samoan cultural attire.

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00:02:48

New report reveals 2024 as the 'hottest year' on record

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2025/06/09

A new World Meterological Organisation report says 2024 was the hottest year on record for the South West Pacific.

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00:06:56

Aid organisations help farmers in PNG's Sepik get ahead

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2025/06/09

For many years the European Union, through its EU-STREIT, or Support to Rural Development, Entrepreneurslhip, Investment and Trade programme, has been helping farmers in isolated areas to improve production and sales.

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00:08:44

RNZ Pacific News at 6am for 10 June 2025

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2025/06/09

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

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00:04:49

Corporate companies adopt Samoan cultural attire

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2025/06/09

Aotearoa's corporate world is experiencing a cultural shift as traditional Pacific attire, such as the ie faitaga [Pron: Ee-Eh Fye-Tuhng-Ah] for men and puletasi for women, are becoming a regular part of professional dress.

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00:05:55

Willis:supermarkets must pull socks up or face...

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2025/06/09

Nicola Willis joins First Up for her regular catch up, this week more on the supermarkt duopoly

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00:04:15

UK:three quarters of pensioners to receive winter...

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2025/06/09

Henry Riley is our man in London, he has news of the winter energy payment u-turn and the death of legendary author Frederick Forsyth

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00:03:55

Gisborne Council found in budget hole after imposed...

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2025/06/09

Iconic Gisborne hosiery manufacturer Columbine Industries is closing in August after 75 years, Gisborne Herald editor James Pocock talked with Nathan Rarere

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00:03:40

Asian workers fear stigma from applying for unemployment

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2025/06/09

Asian workers are feeling vulnerable as the economy tightens, Chen Liu reports.

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00:04:47

Lee Jae Myung one week into presidency in South Korea

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2025/06/09

South Korea's new president and government settle in - Chris Gilbert reports from the region

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00:28:47

Tracking turtles

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2025/06/09

In late 2024 a cluster of sick green sea turtles washed up around the Rangaunu Harbour on the east coast of the Far North. It was just another mystery in a long line of all the things we donâ€™t know about these ocean taonga. But a new telemetry study, using these very turtles, could change all that. The study has officially kicked off with the release of five satellite-tagged honu. Liz Garton finds out what secrets the researchers hope to uncover.

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00:25:16

The electricity evangelist spreading the solar message

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2025/06/09

It may seem that as an ordinary person, cutting emissions is too big a job. But homeowners have a large part to play.

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00:19:09

Did humans evolve to be religious?

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2025/06/09

Dr Will Gervais, a cultural evolutionary psychologist based at Brunel University of London and author of a new book Disbelief: The Origins of Atheism in a Religious Species, joins Emile Donovan.

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00:11:11

BBC World with Pete Ross

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2025/06/09

We cross to BBC World journalist Pete Ross about the news making international headlines, including the latest on the Israeli response to Greta Thunberg's aid ship to Gaza, and how the situation is unfolding in Los Angeles after President Donald Trump sent in the National Guard to quell protests over immigration crackdowns.

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00:14:32

Sports with Jamie Wall

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2025/06/09

Nights sports whiz and RNZ journalist Jamie Wall is in the studio to discuss Mark Robinson’s resignation and what it reveals about the broader state of rugby in New Zealand.

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00:12:38

Why is ageism socially acceptable?

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2025/06/09

Ahead of Age Without Limits Day on June 11, Emile chats to Dr Joanna Hikaka, co-director of the University of Auckland's Centre for Co-Created Ageing Research.

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