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Morning Report Essentials for Wednesday 26 February 2025 25:29

4h ago25:29

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On today's episode, Foreign Minister Winston Peters meets his Chinese counterpart, Wang Yi in Beijing on Wednesday, the Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith is expected to make an announcement on Wednesday increasing citizen's arrest powers, Elon Musk may be back tracking slightly over threats to justify employment or be fired, saying that the message "…

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No way Waymo? 7:18

9h ago7:18

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American consumers have a lot of skepticism about self-driving vehicles, according to a new AAA survey. It finds that less than half of us would get in a car without a driver and far fewer would use automated driving when they’re behind the wheel. Also, we’ll hear about a proposed EU-Ukraine partnership over strategic minerals, unpack federal agenc…

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S7 E3: Candy Crushin' It 1:05:04

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In today's episode, Dr. Caroline Spaner joins the team to present a case where a double take was necessary to finding answers. A patient who appears well enough, who was up in bed playing Candy Crush quickly takes a turn and its up to the Physicians to don their detective hats to solve the case.St. Paul's Morning Report

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Thousands flock to Masterton for 63rd Golden Shears 2:36

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Thousands are flocking to Wairarapa this week as Masterton gears up for the 63rd Golden Shears. Golden Shears President Trish Stevens spoke to Alexa Cook.

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Safety patrols in Auckland CBD making a difference: Council 2:33

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It's been six months since Auckland Council increased street patrols as part of a safety plan for the city, and those on the front line say it's making a difference. Auckland Council's Compliance Manager Adrian Wilson spoke to Alexa Cook.

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Councillor on people showering in central Hamilton fountain 3:44

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The Hamilton city council is wrestling with what to do about people showering in a central city fountain. Councillor Geoff Taylor spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

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Market Update for 25 February 2025 1:30

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Market Update for 25 February 2025

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Sports Chat for 26 February 2025 1:54

6h ago1:54

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An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere.

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Retail NZ on potential changes to citizen's arrest powers 4:55

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The Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith is expected to announce increased citizen's arrest powers on Wednesday afternoon. Retail NZ chief executive Carolyn Young spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

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Elon Musk backtracks on threats to federal employees 7:02

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Elon Musk may be back tracking slightly over threats to justify employment or be fired, saying that the message "was basically a check to see if the employee had a pulse and was capable of replying to an email". Correspondent Simon Marks spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss

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Labour leader on Winston Peters trip to China 6:28

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Foreign Minister Winston Peters meets his Chinese counterpart, Wang Yi in Beijing on Wednesday. Labour leader Chris Hipkins spoke to Alexa Cook.

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Gisborne launches tourism campaign to attract remote workers 2:00

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Tairāwhiti Gisborne is launching a "first-of-its-kind" tourism campaign to attract remote workers under the new visa changes. Trust Tairāwhiti chief executive Doug Jones spoke to Alexa Cook.

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Second day of Te Matatini sees powerhouse groups compete 2:45

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The second day of Te Matatini kapa haka festival on Wednesday sees three powerhouse groups from Auckland go head-to-head. Māori News Journalist Pokere Paewai is at the Bowl of Brooklands in New Plymouth.

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Commercial pilot alerted officials to Chinese live fire drill 4:04

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Australian aviation officials only found out about a Chinese "live fire" drill in the Tasman after a commercial pilot picked up warnings mid-flight on an emergency radio frequency. Mike Fransham, a commercial airline pilot of 38 years, spoke to Alexa Cook.

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Mercury Energy expects power prices to rise 4:28

6h ago4:28

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Power company Mercury says it expects residential power prices to rise by an average of almost ten percent from April. Consumer NZ's head of Powerswitch Paul Fuge spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

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Six months of Auckland Council's increased street patrols 3:28

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It's been six months since Auckland Council increased street patrols as part of a safety plan for the city, and those on the front line say it's making a difference. Finn Blackwell went on patrol with council staff.

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Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith on potential changes to citizen's arrest powers 6:23

6h ago6:23

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The Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith is expected to make an announcement on Wednesday increasing citizen's arrest powers. Goldsmith spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

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Auckland Primary Principals' Association on govt plans for more teachers 2:32

7h ago2:32

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The head of the Auckland Primary Principals' Association says the government is moving in the right direction by making it easier for teachers to get residency here. Kyle Brewerton spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

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Woman battles to have sculpture removed from Dunedin Hospital 3:40

7h ago3:40

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A woman who says she was sexually abused as a child by a prominent artist has battled for years to have one of his sculptures removed from Dunedin Hospital. Natalie Akoorie reports.

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Royal College of GPs receive letter from law firm over gender affirming care 2:54

7h ago2:54

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The Royal College of GPs says a warning letter from a Wellington law firm is an attempt to intimidate doctors who practise gender affirming care including prescribing puberty blockers. Bill Hickman has more.

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PM Luxon arrives in Vietnamese capital 4:15

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The Prime Minister has arrived in Vietnam's capital Hanoi, along with a business delegation of food, beverage, and education heavy hitters. Political reporter Giles Dexter is in Hanoi.

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Winston Peters to meet Chinese counterpart in Beijing 7:20

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On Wednesday evening Winston Peters will be seeking answers from his Chinese counterpart, Wang Yi, about the Chinese warships in the Tasman Sea and the controversial agreement signed with the Cook Islands. Political editor Jo Moir spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

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Business News for 26 February 2025 3:42

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Business news for 25 February 2025

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AI could help forecast volcanic eruptions 4:31

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A new tool created using AI could help forecast volcanic eruptions around the world. University of Canterbury associate professor David Dempsey spoke to Alexa Cook.

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Early Sports Chat for 25 February 2025 3:50

7h ago3:50

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An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere.

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Morning Rural News for 25 February 2025 4:00

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News from the rural farming sector.

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Early Business News for 25 February 2025 1:37

8h ago1:37

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Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team.

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Te Atatū MP has rubbish thrown at office 3:28

8h ago3:28

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Te Atatū MP Phil Twyford says the exterior of his Henderson electorate office was deliberately strewn with rubbish after he called for Destiny church to be struck off the charities register. Twyford spoke to Alexa Cook.

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EU offers Ukraine deal on country's natural resources 4:46

8h ago4:46

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The EU has offered Ukraine its own deal on the country's natural resources, describing it as "mutually beneficial" and a "win-win partnership". Correspondent Will Denselow spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss

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Apple’s focus on U.S. manufacturing isn’t exactly new 8:23

13h ago8:23

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Apple has a pattern of announcing big investments in U.S. jobs at the start of new presidential administrations. Now, under Donald Trump, Apple has announced a $500 billion investment in U.S. operations over the next four years — an announcement that comes amid looming tariff threats. Plus: drama over Elon Musk’s productivity email sent to federal …

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AI expansion means big changes for Singapore’s bigget bank 7:49

13h ago7:49

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From the BBC World Service: The biggest bank in Southeast Asia, DBS in Singapore, says it’ll cut 4,000 jobs over the next three years as AI takes on more work. Then, the European Union proposed a Ukrainina critical minerals partnership, which comes as President Trump is pushing Kyiv for a sweeping deal with the U.S. And in the U.K., farmers are urg…

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Morning Report Essentials for Tuesday 25 February 2025 29:25

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On today's episode, former government minister Andrew Bayly says he regrets placing a staff member in an uncomfortable position, and admits he behaved in an inappropriate and overbearing way, Foreign Minister Winston Peters arrives in Beijing this afternoon, his 48-hour visit will include talks with his China counterpart Wang Yi, Germany's conserva…

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Te Matatini gets underway at Bowl of Brooklands in New Plymouth 1:43

1d ago1:43

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This year's Te Matatini as just got underway at the Bowl of Brooklands in New Plymouth/Ngāmotu. Te Manu Korihi reporter Emma Andrews spoke to Alexa Cook.

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Tarsealing of Tāngarākau Gorge marks end of an era 3:49

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The last stretch of metal road in New Zealand's State Highway network has been sealed, with contractors putting on the finishing touches to 12 kilometres of tarseal through the remote Tāngarākau Gorge in East Taranaki. Taranaki-Whanganui reporter Robin Martin has been in Whangamomona to take a look.

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Survey finds OEs aren't just for young people 2:58

1d ago2:58

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A new survey has found it's not just young people who are heading off to explore the world on exciting OEs. Reporter Maia Ingoe spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

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International relations expert on Russia-Ukraine war 3:55

1d ago3:55

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An international relations expert says the anniversary of the Russia - Ukraine conflict raises questions about the possibility of achieving a "fair peace." Professor Rouben Azizian spoke to Alexa Cook.

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Police meet protestors at Lake Rotokākahi 4:53

1d ago4:53

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Police say about eighty officers met protesters at Lake Rotokākahi on Monday night and seven were arrested for trespass, after refusing to leave the Tarawera Sewerage worksite. Police's Bay of Plenty Acting District Commander Lincoln Sycamore spoke to Alexa Cook.

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Sports Chat for 25 February 2025 3:24

1d ago3:24

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An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere.

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