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Japan: Truck stuck in sinkhole causes days long rescue mission 7:07

3h ago7:07

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Japan correspondent Chris Gilbert spoke to Lisa Owen about a days-long effort to rescue a trucker stuck in a massive sinkhole in the Saitama region continuing.

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2025 PlayStation and Xbox showcase 56:29

1d ago56:29

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Join Luke, Charlie, Victor, and Hayley in this episode of Checkpoint on JOY where they talk about what’s coming for Xbox and PlayStation in 2025. Catch the latest episode on Spotify: Giving a 1-Up to diversity in gaming. The post 2025 PlayStation and Xbox showcase appeared first on Checkpoint.由JOY 94.9 - Queer Podcasts for all our Rainbow Communities: Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Trans, Intersex, Asexual, Queer, LGBTI, LGBTIQA+, LGBTQIA+, LGBT, LGBTQ, LGB

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Stage 16 - Especial de Enero: "Clonky Kong" 2:59:40

2d ago2:59:40

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Casi ni te diste cuenta y volvimos con el primer especial para pasar mejor este caluroso verano. - Tales of Graces f Remastered - Synduality - Dreamcore - Nikoderiko - Freedom Wars - Xbox Developer Direct

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Checkpoint 11x01 - Mit várunk 2025-től? 2:18:38

11d ago2:18:38

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Az IDDQD podcastjének 11x01-es (összesen 219.) adása Grathtel és Stökivel. Vendég: Sasa, "videojáték-szakértő" és Mazur, a Gamestar egykori góréja. Téma: 2025 várható játékai, kristálygömbbe nézés, a tavalyi jóslatok értékelése és megszégyenülésünk. Kísérőposzt linkekkel: https://iddqd.blog.hu/2025/01/19/checkpoint_11x01_mit_varunk_2025-tol…

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Evening Business for 31 January 4:50

3h ago4:50

4:50

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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Govt new targets requires emissions to fall 1% 3:47

3h ago3:47

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The Government has announced a new climate target for 2035, surprising even some of its strongest critics with how small the promised emissions reductions are. All countries including New Zealand agreed to aim for the strongest possible ambition to avert worsening heat and increasingly severe weather disasters. But, the Government's new target requ…

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Former ACT Party president abused teens in 1990s 5:53

3h ago5:53

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After years of secrecy, former ACT Party president Tim Jago can now be named as the political figure who abused teenage boys in the 1990s. Jago was found guilty of eight charges of indecent assault after a week-long jury trial in Auckland last year. He was denied ongoing name suppression at sentencing but indicated he would appeal this decision thi…

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Auckland FC to face Macarthur Bulls this weekend 4:39

3h ago4:39

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Auckland FC are the best home team in football's A-League having won more times in front of their supporters than any other side so far this season. Their fortress in the suburb of Penrose will be tested this weekend when one of the competition's best road teams, Macarthur Bulls, come to town. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.…

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Dunedin Hospital consultant speaks on new plans for rebuild 8:15

3h ago8:15

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The government announced in September that the Dunedin Hospital project would need to be scaled back or done in stages, because the cost was predicted to balloon to 3 billion dollars which it said at the time was unaffordable. But after months of heated community protests and a lot of criticism, newly appointed Health Minister Simeon Brown said the…

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Mixed reactions to govt 1.8 billion Dunedin Hospital build plan 4:06

3h ago4:06

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There's been mixed reaction to the government's decision to stick with the 1.8-billion dollar Dunedin Hospital build, which will have fewer beds than originally proposed and take two years longer to complete. Delphine Herbert was at the announcement in Dunedin.

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Long standing Auckland craft shop closes doors after 45 years 2:54

4h ago2:54

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Geoff's Emporium on Dominion Road was opened in 1980, by it's namesake, Geoff Lamb. It's become an institution in Auckland, especially for those on the hunt for some bargain fabric or bits for an arts and crafts project. But after more than four decades, Geoff's son Derrol is shutting up shop on their flagship site to relocate to a Browns Bay locat…

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PM responds to Jones comments on Mexican New Zealanders 4:16

4h ago4:16

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The Prime Minister has encouraged all MPs to watch what they say after Shane Jones refused to resile from his comments about Mexican New Zealanders. That's despite New Zealand First leader Winston Peters conceding that Mr Jones's "send Mexicans home" comment could have been expressed differently. Political editor Jo Moir spoke to Lisa Owen.…

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New government plan aims for $3 billion in mining exports by 2035 3:41

4h ago3:41

3:41

Three billion dollars - that's the amount the government said New Zealand could reap from mining sector exports by 2035 if its strategy pays off. The plan, annouced today by Resources Minister Shane Jones, involves more mining, including of gold and coal, and forcing banks to finance fossil fuel expansion. But environmental groups are concerned the…

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Sport with Jamie Wall 5:56

4h ago5:56

5:56

RNZ's Jamie Wall spoke to Lisa Owen about the latest rugby stories and a slightly unusual game of cricket happening over in Australia.

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Public services at risk if NZ loses more people overseas - economists 3:33

4h ago3:33

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Aotearoa's revolving door of departures and arrivals, could soon be more exit hatch. Medical care, teaching and other public services are at risk if New Zealand keeps losing people overseas - while failing to attract more migrants. This, according to economists who are worried Aotearoa could become a so-called "net exporter" of people this year. Mo…

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Black boxes recovered in fatal Washington DC plane crash 7:46

4h ago7:46

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Investigators in Washington DC are trying to find out what caused the United States most deadly air crash in more than 20-years. There were no survivors after last night's mid-air collision between an American Airlines passenger jet and a US army black hawk helicopter. The aircraft was carrying 64 people, while three soldiers were aboard the helico…

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Govt unveils new revised plans for Dunedin Hospital 7:57

4h ago7:57

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"We have listened," this said by newly minted Health Minister, Simeon Brown as he unveiled the government's revised plans for Dunedin's new hospital. The rebuild was paused last year after a report estimated costs could climb to 3 billion dollars; the government's budget is about 1.9 million dollars. The move outraged many locals, and hospital spec…

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Caravan packed with explosives found in Sydney 5:36

1d ago5:36

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A counter-terrorism investigation is underway following the discovery of a caravan packed with explosives on the outskirts of Sydney. Australia correspondent Nick Grimm spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Evening business for 30 January 2025 5:28

1d ago5:28

5:28

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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Carrington eying up next Olympics in Los Angeles 3:30

1d ago3:30

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It's official - New Zealand's most decorated Olympian Dame Lisa Carrington is eying up the next Olympics in Los Angeles. Carrington was dominant at last year's Paris games, claiming three gold medals and has her sights set on more gold in 2028. Joining me now is sports reporter Jonty Dine

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UNICEF aims to deliver 50 truck loads of supplies into Gaza 5:48

1d ago5:48

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In the first week of the ceasefire more than 350 have made it into both the north and south of the territory carrying water, hygiene kits, malnutrition treatments, warm clothes, tarpaulins and other critical aid. It's estimated one million children there are facing dire conditions after 15 months of Israeli bombardment that followed a Hamas attack …

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Peters backs down on comments after concerns raised by ambassador 3:35

1d ago3:35

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Winston Peters has conceded that Shane Jones' "send Mexicans home" comment could have been expressed differently. Mr Peters also told immigrant Green MPs to "show some gratitude" for being in New Zealand during a heated debate in the House on Tuesday. Political reporter Anneke Smith has more.

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David Seymour speaks on new school lunch programme 7:18

1d ago7:18

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Associate Education Minister David Seymour visited an Auckland High School today to see the results of his rejigged school lunches programme, which saw the cost of each school meal slashed to just three dollars. Seymour spoke to Lisa Owen.

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'Bland', like 'prison food,' students on new school lunches 3:44

1d ago3:44

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Associate Education Minister David Seymour visited an Auckland High School to see the results of his new school lunches programnme, which saw the cost of each school meal slashed to just three dollars. Mr Seymour was forced to apologise for late deliveries to a number of schools, and to defend the quality of the meals which received some not-so-glo…

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Queenstown mayor urging govt to push ahead with bed tax 6:25

1d ago6:25

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The mayor of a top tourist town is urging the government to push ahead with a bed tax but says the money should not go into Wellington's coffers. Queenstown Mayor Glyn Lewers is desperate for an accommodation levy and for the proceeds to stay local but believes the biggest hurdle to introducing a bed tax is probably one of the coalition partners. L…

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Waihi locals split whether mining industry helps or hurts community 3:57

1d ago3:57

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Resources Minister Shane Jones is heading to the mining town of Waihi tomorrow, where he's set to announce the government's new strategy for minerals. But residents of the small town which is already home to a gold mine, are split in their views about whether the industry helps or hurts their community. Natalie Akoorie spoke to locals.…

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New K Road toilet block magnet for vandalism and drug use - locals 3:59

1d ago3:59

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A new toilet block just off Auckland's Karangahape road is causing a stink with some residents, who say its location has attracted anti-social behaviour leaving them feeling unsafe. Luka Forman has more.

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Sophie Pascoe speaks on retirement annoucement 6:02

1d ago6:02

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Aotearoa's most successful paralympian Dame Sophie Pascoe has announced her retirement. The champion swimmer, who wasn't at the Paris games last year said she remains passionate about giving back to the sport. Pascoe spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Trump signs order to open migrant detention centre at Guantanamo Bay 6:57

1d ago6:57

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Donald Trump has signed an executive order to open a migrant detention centre at the US naval base in Guantanamo Bay, which could house up to 30,000 immigrants deported from the US. United States correspondent in Washington DC Todd Zwillich spoke to Lisa Owen

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First school lunches rolled out from revamped scheme 7:39

1d ago7:39

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It's the first week of the revamped scheme after the government carved 130 million dollars off the healthy school lunch programme last year and for some schools it hasn't been smooth dining. Massey Primary school principal Bruce Barnes spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Fallout from anti-immigration riots continues in United Kingdom 6:33

2d ago6:33

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British-born teenager Axel Rudakubana killed three young girls in a knife attack at a Taylor Swift-themed dance event last July. Following his arrest a number of false reports spread on social media that the teen was a radical Islamist migrant leading to riots with some as young as twelve getting involved. A new report suggests that young rioters h…

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Evening business for 29 January 2025 4:47

2d ago4:47

4:47

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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Questions remain on govt digital nomad visas 4:09

2d ago4:09

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MPs have come away with more questions than answers on the digital nomad visa, including whether housing demand will skyrocket, or migrants will take local jobs while they're here. A parliament scrutiny committee today turned its attention to the newly-introduced visa, which will allow "digital nomads" to work remotely from New Zealand, provided th…

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Beauden Barrett back at the Blues 3:30

2d ago3:30

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The All Black superstar has returned to Aotearoa having missed last year's Super Rugby season to play in Japan. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Orca spotters asked to stay away from pod in Waikato harbours 5:07

2d ago5:07

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A family pod of five orca have been visiting Raglan and Kawhia harbours over the past two weeks, attracting people keen for a glimpse. But the Department of Conservation is reminding jet skier and boaties to back off a bit, marine protection rules requires vessels to stay 50 metres back. DOC Marine Species Manager Malene Felsing spoke to Lisa Owen.…

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GPs closing books and abused over wait times due to shortage 3:12

2d ago3:12

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General Practice Aotearoa said the shortage of GPs is so bad that some doctors are being abused over wait times or closing their books to new patients. A Victoria University study has found 36 percent of general practices were not enrolling new patients last year and points to major workforce shortages and underfunding as the key driver. Alexa Cook…

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Reversing speed limit reductions will lift economy - PM 7:00

2d ago7:00

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Blanket speed limit reductions introduced by Labour will start changing, beginning with State Highway Two in the Wairarapa. A total of 38 sections of state highways will revert to their previous higher speed limit by July 1st. Another 49 stretches of road will out to public consultation. The former chief science advisor to Ministry of Transport Pro…

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First electric hydrofoiling boat joins Auckland ferry fleet 3:48

2d ago3:48

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A one-of-a-kind electric boat has joined Auckland's ferry fleet, carrying passengers on a high speed tour of the Hauraki Gulf. The VS-9 is a ten-seater hydrofoiling tour boat built by Auckland-based manufacturer Vessev and operated by Fullers. Felix Walton hopped onboard for its first trip.

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FENZ speaks on fires caused by battery powered devices 4:54

2d ago4:54

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Earlier this month an iPad left inside a parked car in Mount Manganui exploded after its lithium battery overheated. The device was sitting on a blanket, fueling a car fire. There's also been five fires in rubbish and recycling trucks in Auckland so far this year. The council said they're most likely caused by battery powered devices being dumped i…

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Speed reductions brought to an end 2:53

2d ago2:53

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Drivers wanting to travel faster on State Highways around the country will soon get their wish. 38 sections of the roading network will be reversed back to their previous higher speed limits by NZTA over the next five months. It brings an end to speed reductions brought in under the last Labour Government. There are concerns that faster speeds coul…

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Calls for govt financial support for school holiday programmes 4:31

2d ago4:31

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The school holidays are only just finishing up and for many parents that means they've spent weeks juggling the stress of childcare alongside returning to work. For a lot of families, the only or best option for their child is a holiday programme. But they can be expensive - with some charging up to $300 for five days, while others are up to $85 a …

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Sir Ben Ainslie and INEOS Brittania split sparks legal dispute 4:43

2d ago4:43

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The bitter split between the skipper and the backer of the British America's Cup challenge looks set to have ramifications for the next event. INEOS Brittania, funded by billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe, last week announced it had parted ways with its skipper and chief executive Sir Ben Ainslie. The move has sparked a messy legal dispute, which could …

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Christchurch 9 year old breaks frisbee world record 6:53

2d ago6:53

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In December, Christchurch's Sarah Wadsworth threw a frisbee a massive 104.31 metres; making her the first girl in the world under ten to achieve that distance. But its not her first world title, she's a two times junior disc golf world champion. Wadsworth spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Thousands of Palestinians return to north of Gaza strip 5:16

2d ago5:16

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Thousands of Palestinians have returned to the north of the Gaza strip marking a major milestone in the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas. Middle East correspondent Perry Wilton spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Police speak on violent assaults stemming from online purchases 6:09

2d ago6:09

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Canterbury police say more than a dozen people have been threatened, attacked or robbed while collecting goods listed on social media or online market places. In some cases buyers thought they were picking up cannabis purchases only to be threatened and fleeced. Canterbury District Prevention Manager Inspector Ash Tabb spoke to Lisa Owen.…

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Australia: Questions raised on Optus and Telstra regulation 6:39

3d ago6:39

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There's concern in Australia about what some regard as a too-cosy relationship between the major telco providers and the industry regulator whose job is to ensure customers are treated appropriately. Australia correspondent Nick Grimm spoke to Lisa Owen.

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NZ reviews aid for Kiribati after high-level meeting cancelled 4:15

3d ago4:15

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The Kiribati government has hit back at claims it snubbed New Zealand's Foreign Minister, saying it was actually the Kiwis who cancelled a meeting between Winston Peters and the country's president. Mr Peters said New Zealand can no longer commit to ongoing monetary aid to Kiribati after three cancelled or postponed visits in recent months. The New…

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Evening business for 28 January 2025 6:17

3d ago6:17

6:17

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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Steven Adams turns back NBA clock for Houston Rockets 3:39

3d ago3:39

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Steven Adams said he is returning to the form which earned him a $30 million NBA contract. Now with the Houston Rockets, Adams is close to full fitness again after battling an ongoing knee injury since 2023. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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