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EP-183 ARCTIC EXPEDITIONS: Exploring the Arctic, Greenland, and Canada’s Northwest Passage 37:38

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In this episode of the 10Adventures podcast, we explore the breathtaking Arctic region with Martin Aldrich from Adventure Canada, an expert in cruises to some of the world’s most remote locations. We dive into the fascinating contrasts between the Arctic and Antarctica, revealing the unique cultural and natural wonders found in the North. Martin sh…

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EP-182 APPALACHIAN TRAIL JOURNEY: Embracing Change and Adventure with Author Sally Chaffin Brooks 40:10

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In this episode of the 10Adventures podcast, we catch up with Sally Chaffin Brooks, author of the upcoming book Going to Maine. Sally shares her incredible journey on the Appalachian Trail, a 2,200-mile adventure that stretched from Georgia to Maine. We dive into her spontaneous decision to hike the trail, despite a less-than-stellar first backpack…

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EP-181 DOGPACKING ADVENTURES: Biking, Hiking, and Exploring the Outdoors with Your Canine Companion 47:37

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In this episode of the 10Adventures podcast, we sit down with Krista Halling, co-founder of DogPacking.com, to explore the exciting world of adventuring with your dog. Krista, a veterinarian with a passion for outdoor activities, shares her journey of starting DogPacking.com after struggling to find reliable information on how to bring her mini Gol…

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Employee Monitoring Software and The Cynefin Framework 1:13:12

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Strap in for a wild ride as Ian and Ash tackle the dystopian world of employee monitoring software! Marvel at the horrors on sale as our hosts ponder whether these digital taskmasters are the future of work or just really creepy ways to watch people type. But wait, there's more! Venture into the mind-bending realm of the Cynefin framework, where ou…

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Midday Report Essentials for Tuesday 27 August 2024 16:18

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Prisoners held in prolonged solitary confinement - Inspectorate; Islamophobic pamphlets distributed in letterboxes is 'gross' - mayor; Air NZ codeshare agreement only benefits Australian travellers - airport assoc; Guterres makes plea for climate change at Pacific Islands Forum.

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Guterres makes plea for climate change at Pacific Islands Forum 2:48

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The United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has issued a plea for action against climate change, as new research shows global average sea levels have already risen 9.4cm. Mr Guterres made the comments in Tonga this morning, as he attends the annual Pacific Islands Forum. Leaders from around the region have gathered for the summit, climate…

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Air NZ codeshare agreement only benefits Australian travellers 3:20

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The airport association says a new codeshare agreement between Air New Zealand and Virgin Australia offers no benefit to New Zealand customers, but will benefit Australian travellers. NZ Airports says the agreement disincentivises Virgin Australian from setting up new routes to New Zealand, and could keep Trans-Tasman flight prices high. The codesh…

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Midday Rural News for 27 August 2024 6:40

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An agri-analyst says falling sheep numbers means meat companies will need to make some tough decisions. Beef and Lamb New Zealand's latest stock survey shows over the past decade, breeding ewe numbers have dropped by 5-point-4 million.

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Midday Sports News for 27 August 2024 2:02

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The All Blacks forwards coach Jason Ryan says the team have adjusted "seamlessly" to the loss of attack coach Leon MacDonald as they prepare to take on the Springboks at their Ellis Park cauldron.

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Midday Business News for 27 August 2024 7:58

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Midday Business News for 27 August 2024 Trans-Tasman steel products company Vulcan Steel's full-year profit is weaker amid tough trading conditions regarded as worse than the global financial crisis of 15-years ago.

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Islamophobic pamphlets distributed in letterboxes is 'gross' - mayor 2:13

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Posties in the capital are refusing to deliver pamphlets containing misinformation about Islamic calls to prayer. The pamphlets, by Better Wellington, claim the council wants the city's mosques to broadcast the Islamic call to prayer through loud speakers -- believed to be a reference to recent District Plan changes which allow mosques to use their…

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Prisoners held in prolonged solitary confinement - Inspectorate 6:51

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Some prisoners housed in the Corrections' Extreme Risk Unit have spent over 900 days in solitary confinement, considered a breach of international human rights, where the maximum is 15 days. The Office of the Inspectorate found the conditions for the 13 men from the Prisoners of Extreme Risk Unit (PERU), in Auckland Prison were overly and unnecessa…

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Midday Report Essentials for Monday 26 August 2024 14:35

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On today's episode, main roads are closed as rivers and streams around the lower North Island rise, with rain hammering parts of the country, a commuter train on the Kapiti line was hit by rockfall between Paekakariki and Pukerua Bay on Monday morning after the area was hit with heavy rain, the Polkinghorne trial has resumed on Monday morning - sta…

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Police provide more details of Blockhouse Bay death 2:25

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Police have provided more details on a violent struggle before the death of a man in Auckland's Blockhouse Bay on Saturday. Reporter Finn Blackwell spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Fifth week of Polkinghorne trial begins 2:27

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The Polkinghorne trial has resumed on Monday morning - starting its fifth week, going through the search histories and messages on two cellphones related to the case. Reporter Felix Walton spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Midday Rural News for 26 August 2024 6:42

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News from the rural farming sector.

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Midday Sports News for 26 August 2024 2:05

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Lydia Ko says it'll be a low key celebration following her victory at the British Open at St Andrews this morning.

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Midday Business News for 26 August 2024 7:54

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Midday Business News for 26 August 2024

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Kāpiti line commuter train hit by rockfall 3:18

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A commuter train on the Kāpiti line has hit by rockfall between Paekākāriki and Pukerua Bay on Monday morning after the area was hit with heavy rain. Kiwirail head of metro services Jon Knight spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Wild weather causes havoc in parts of the country 4:56

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Main roads are closed as rivers and streams around the lower North Island rise, with rain hammering parts of the country.

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Shot through with wonder (First glimpse of the sea) 30:48

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Traditionally, August has been the time for Britons to head off to the seaside for their annual holiday. This week’s episode celebrates this custom and causes me to reconsider the momentous moment when I saw the sea for the first time. Journal entry: 23rd August, Friday “All night the winds blew; Battering and hooliganing Around the boat. Perhaps t…

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Midday Report Essentials for Friday 23 August 2024 15:52

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On today's episode, the union representing maritime pilots, masters and deck officers says any findings from the Marlborough harbourmaster about the grounding of the Aratere are premature until transport authorities release their reviews, new analysis warns it will be near impossible to cut $1.4 billion in savings without cutting into frontline hea…

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Winter Games open in Queenstown 3:12

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The Winter Games open today in Queenstown and Wanaka featuring some of the best skiers and snowboarders in the world. Winter Games chief executive Marty Toomey spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Polkinghorne trial: Detective quizzed on Pauline Hanna's internet history 2:36

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A detective is being quizzed in court on Friday on the internet history of Pauline Hanna, the woman allegedly murdered by her husband. Reporter Melanie Earley spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Midday Rural News for 23 August 2024 6:51

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News from the rural farming sector.

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Midday Sports News for 23 August 2024 2:06

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Shaun Johnson says running out at Mt Smart Stadium for the last time as Warriors player will be emotional but insists it will be business as usual come kick off.

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Midday Business News for 23 August 2024 8:33

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Midday Business News for 23 August 2024

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Editorial claims issues with Health New Zealand is due to underfunding 4:14

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New analysis warns it will be near impossible to make $1.4 billion in savings without cutting into frontline health services. ASMS executive director Sarah Dalton spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Union responds to Marlborough harbourmaster's findings on grounding of Aratere 4:22

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The union representing maritime pilots, masters and deck officers says any findings from the Marlborough harbourmaster about the grounding of the Aratere are premature until transport authorities release their reviews. Merchant Service Guild vice-president Captain Iain MacLeod spoke to Charlotte Cook.…

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Midday Report Essentials for Thursday 22 August 2024 16:03

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On today's episode, the ash warning for aircraft flying in and out of Rotorua and Tauranga airports may remain in place for at least the next 18 hours, the Early Childhood Council is warning that recommendations from the Education Review Office about measuring and reporting oral language skills will increase unfunded workloads for ECE teachers, Lak…

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Polkinghorne trial: Finances of Pauline Hanna in focus 2:27

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Lawyers are today poring over the finances of Pauline Hanna, the woman allegedly murdered by her husband, retired eye surgeon Philip Polkinghorne. RNZ reporter Finn Blackwell spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Lake Hāwea Conservationists call for long term solution for worsening energy crisis 4:05

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Lake Hāwea Conservationists say they will take one for the team if generators need to draw down the lake to keep the lights on, but they are want long term solutions to the worsening energy crisis. Chair of Guardians of Lake Hāwea Geoff Kernick spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Midday Rural News for 22 August 2024 7:15

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News from the rural farming sector.

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Midday Sports News for 22 August 2024 2:11

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Midday Sport for 22 August 2024

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Midday Business News for 22 August 2024 8:48

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Midday Business News for 22 August 2024.

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Early Childhood Council concerned about ERO recommendations 3:32

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The Early Childhood Council is warning that recommendations from the Education Review Office about measuring and reporting oral language skills will increase unfunded workloads for ECE teachers. Early Childhood Council chief executive Simon Laube spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Ash warning in place at Rotorua and Tauranga airports after Whakaari White Island eruption 4:38

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The ash warning for aircraft flying in and out of Rotorua and Tauranga airports may remain in place for at least the next 18 hours. Met Service's Mathapelo Makgabutlane and GNS Science Volcanic Duty Officer, Brad Scott spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Midday Report Essentials for Wednesday 21 August 2024 15:41

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On today's episode, water tankers cannot be sent to areas of central Wellington who have no water, because authorities don't know how far the outage will spread, more than 600 political leaders from 72 councils are gathering in Wellington today for Local Government New Zealand's annual conference, power prices are being blamed for the loss of more …

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Simeon Brown on high power prices and AA's proposed driver licensing changes 6:31

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Power prices are being blamed for the loss of more than 200 jobs, as Winstone Pulp International closes two mills. And, the AA says the country's driver licensing system urgently needs to be changed to stop young people dying behind the wheel. Minster for Energy and Transport Simeon Brown spoke to Charlotte Cook.…

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Midday Rural News for 21 August 2024 6:53

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News from the rural farming sector.

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Midday Sports News for 21 August 2024 2:09

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Midday Sport for 21 August 2024

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Midday Business News for 21 August 2024 8:27

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Midday Business News for 21 August 2024

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LGNZ holds annual conference in Wellington 2:40

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More than 600 political leaders from 72 councils are gathering in Wellington on Wednesday for Local Government New Zealand's annual conference. Local democracy reporter Susan Botting spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Water main bursts in central Wellington 5:14

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Water tankers cannot be sent to areas of central Wellington who have no water, because authorities don't know how far the outage will spread. Wellington Water Head of Operations and Engineering Tim Harty spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Bonus: A Walk on Ilkley Moor 1:21:32

17d ago1:21:32

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Step into the origins of What A Lot Of Things with this special bonus episode that takes Ian and Ash back to where it all began - the hiking trails of Ilkley Moor! Long before they were podcast hosts, the duo's casual walks and pub visits sparked the conversations that would eventually become the show. Now, armed with new wireless microphones, they…

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Midday Report Essentials for Tuesday 20 August 2024 16:04

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On today's episode, the Minister of Finance is pointing the finger at the big four banks, accusing them of a lack of competition and dragging their heels when it comes to innovation in the sector, High wholesale power prices are reducing the deals that households can get on their electricity bills, according to the price comparison website Powerswi…

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More NZers saving for retirement despite cost of living crisis 3:14

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New research has found that despite the cost of living crisis, more New Zealanders are still managing to save for their retirement. Te Ara Ahunga Ora, the Retirement Commission, personal finance lead Tom Hartmann spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Pacific leaders gather at Tūrangawaewae 2:58

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From the tense meetings between Māori and Kāwanatanga - the crown on Monday - Tuesday is a different story as leaders from around the Pacific gather at Tūrangawaewae. Māori news reporter Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira is at the Koroneihana and he spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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