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00:05:51

Erin Patterson gives evidence in mushroom murder trial

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2025/06/05

Accused triple mushroom murderer Erin Patterson has told an Australian court how she tweaked a beef wellington recipe for what turned out to be a deadly meal, adding dried mushrooms because it tasted a little bland. She has conceded some of them may have been foraged but has pleaded not guilty to killing her estranged inlaws Don and Gail Patterson with a meal laced with death cap mushrooms. A third guest, Heather Wilkinson also died after eating the beef wellington. Her husband, became

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00:09:10

RNZ News at 5pm, June 5

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2025/06/05

All the top stories and other headlines from the day

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00:03:27

Hundreds of stolen pounamu returned to West Coast Hapu

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2025/06/05

More than 360 pieces of stolen pounamu will be returned to West Coast hapu, in what has been described as a small win against the greenstone black market. Police haven't laid any charges after a tip-off from the public led them the remote Jackson River in South Westland, and are instead seeking what they call an alternative resolution with two men in their 30s. Katie Todd reports.

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00:04:55

Parliament debates punishment for Te Pati Maori MPs

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2025/06/05

Parliament has been debating the proposed punishment for Te Pati Maori MPs who stood in front of ACT MPs and performed a haka in protest of the Treaty Principles Bill during its first reading. The proposed suspension is 21 days for the co-leaders, and 7 days for Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke. Last month's debate was cut short and delayed when Chris Bishop moved to postpone it until after the Budget. Political reporter Lillian Hanly spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:37

ECE centres struggling with underfunding, teacher...

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2025/06/05

Early childhood teachers and managers have said centres are struggling with teacher shortages, low enrolments and insufficient government funding. Some are alarmed by surprise changes to pay parity, and they are worried about what might come next. Education correspondent, John Gerritsen reports.

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00:04:27

Kiwi MMA fighter Kai Kara-France prepares for match...

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2025/06/05

History beckons for Kiwi MMA fighter Kai Kara-France as the UFC flyweight is preparing for the biggest bout of his life. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:09:03

Legal expert weighs in on Michael Forbes allegations

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2025/06/05

The Prime Minister has ordered a review of vetting processes for parliamentary staff after his Deputy chief press secretary quit following allegations he recorded intimate audio of sessions with sex workers and was in possession of intrusive photos of women. Dozens of photos and footage were found on the staffers phone and some appear to have been recorded in public places and shot through windows at night. The police investigated a complaint in July last year and spoke to Michael Forbes, but

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00:05:25

Travel bans, student restrictions signed off

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2025/06/05

US correspondent Todd Zwillich spoke to Lisa Owen about the latest orders to get Donald Trump's signoff, travel bans and international student restrictions. As well as the fall out between Elon Musk and the White House over Donald Trump's "big beautiful bill" as it continues to ramp up.

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00:06:41

Addressed mail, bills could be used to catch illegal...

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2025/06/05

Car rego plates and letters or bills with peoples names on them could be used to track down and fine offenders illegally dumping rubbish. So called fly tippers can cost councils hundreds of thousands of dollars a year in clean up costs. At the moment critics say it is difficult to hold them to account under laws written in the 70s,.with offenders basically needing to be caught in the act. But under proposed changes to legislation, evidence like addressed mail left in dumped rubbish could be

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00:09:16

The Pre-Panel for 5 June 2025

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2025/06/05

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

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00:23:28

Financial Knowledge Quiz with Mary Holm

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2025/06/05

This week, a quiz to test your financial literacy. How many questions can you get right?

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00:08:40

RNZ Pacific News at 3pm for 5 June 2025

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2025/06/05

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:24:42

The A to Z of Aotearoa - A is for Aviation

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2025/06/05

This week we're launching a new Thursday feature and each fortnight from today (alternating with NZ Sporting History) we'll be taking a look at a subject close to our collective kiwi hearts - starting with A and working out way down to Z. Whether that's Pies, Forestry, xylophone clubs, or Zorbing... which was invented in Rotorua apparently. Today we're kicking off with A for Avation. If you've got any ideas, especially for the tricky letters send them to me on 2010 or

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00:09:14

Podcast Critic

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2025/06/05

Regular Afternoons podcast critic Alan Doak has been listening to Instant Genius by the folk that make BBC Science Focus Magazine and The Economics of Everyday Things hosted by journalist Zachary Crockett.

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00:53:10

Oral Questions for Thursday 5 June 2025

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2025/06/05

Questions to Ministers TIM COSTLEY to the Minister of Transport: What announcements has he made about increasing the speed limit on State Highway 1? Hon BARBARA EDMONDS to the Minister of Finance: Does she stand by all her statements and actions? RIMA NAKHLE to the Minister for Tourism and Hospitality: What recent reports has she seen on tourism growth and international visitor spending? CAMERON LUXTON to the Associate Minister for the Environment: What recent announcements has he made about

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00:08:11

RNZ Pacific News at 2pm for 5 June 2025

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2025/06/05

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:09:36

Will our favourite music artists ever make it to New...

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2025/06/05

Muso and Afternoons regular Chris Schulz says we need big artists, major shows and large-scale touring to return to Aotearoa - immediately. Recently, the likes of Taylor Swift, Oasis, Billie Eilish, Green Day, The Killers, Katy Perry, Korn and Kylie Minogue have toured the globe extensively, including Australia - but then gave New Zealand a wide berth. Xzibit, Nelly, Blink-182, Tenacious D and Public Enemy have announced New Zealand shows and then pulled the plug. Festivals Bay Dreams and

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00:09:52

Limpets are smarter than we might think

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2025/06/05

Limpets, which are technically a type of snail, are found on rocks, boat hulls, glued to the side of jetties. In spite of - or maybe because of - their ubiquity, we often overlook them in favour of assuming they just sit there doing nothing. But it turns out that isn't the case. They're surprisingly active and adaptive. Postdoctoral fellow at the University of Canterbury and Limpet expert Dr Spencer Virgin joins Jesse to explain how limpets are adapting to warming seas.

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00:14:50

Midday Report Essentials for Thursday 5 June 2025

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2025/06/05

In today's episode, the Prime Minister has expressed what he says is his absolute shock over revelations about one of his senior press secretaries, the worst of the wild weather which has been lashing the country appears to be over - for now, three people have been charged with manslaughter over the 2023 Loafers Lodge fire in Wellington, and it's that time of year again-when young kekeno or fur seals start turning up in all sorts of odd places, from footpaths and paddocks to busy roads.

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00:12:46

Getting lower income communities onto e-bikes

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2025/06/05

We all know e-bikes are increasingly popular - but they're not cheap. Research shows it's financially well-off households which lead the way in e-bike sales. But three pilot programmes have just wrapped up - looking at how to get more communities charged up and onto a bike. Dr Caroline Shaw is Associate Professor in the Department of Public Health at the University of Otago in Wellington. She joins Jesse to talk about the pilots and economics of it all.

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