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It's been a hectic week in the world of politics, and it's now time for our weekly political panel. RNZ's political editor Jane Patterson and Stuff's political editor Luke Malpass joined Corin Dann and Ingrid Hipkiss.

This week's critter is the southern bladderwort, Utricularia australis, a carnivorous plant that lives fully submerged in peat bogs. A dramatic decline in population means this species is now considered 'nationally critical'.

This week builder Stan Scott is along to help out with any DIY projects you might have.

This week's recipe is a winter warmer that's simple to make and budget friendly. Jess Daniell of Jess's Underground Kitchen shares her delicious recipe for roasted carrot & orange soup.

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RNZ's rural news reporter, Sally Murphy, takes a look at the week's agricultural news.

Cow shed has the essence for coffee roasters, A quacking good win for Willow and the Rural News Wrap.

This week's NZ Live session is with Lost Tribe Aotearoa. They're a roots/reggae group of Tuwharetoa. The band has just released their new EP 'Lost and Found' and are touring later this year.

This week Graeme talks to Jesse about The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, The Tank and some of the highlights from the DOC-EDGE festival.

Every week we hear a story from you the listener on something strange that happened to you... it could be an amazing coincidence, something creepy or an event that made you hairs stand on end.

Bursts of colour are being knitted and crocheted around Otautahi Christchurch....with the annual yarn bombing festival launching tomorrow.

An award winning Northland artist's work has been sold around the world, which is already hugely impressive but he also paints these creations using only his mouth. Kevin Griffiths of Ahipara talks to Jesse.

It's that time of year again, where we all hunker down for the winter, but it's not just us who are feeling the chill! Despite their fur coats, our pets need some extra TLC over the colder months which is why SPCA Scientific Officer Dr Alison Vaughan has put together some tips. She speaks to Jesse about keeping our furry friends healthy and warm du…

We often hear about tree planting to draw down carbon from the atmosphere, but could blue carbon sinks be a solution for removing CO2?

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A far right expert says it would be complex for Aotearoa to follow in Australia's footsteps to ban the public display and sale of Nazi symbols and paraphernalia.

Some properties in New Plymouth could face rates rises of over 100 percent next year, under a proposal being voted on next week. Most residential properties would see rates increases up to a maximum of 30 percent but others, along with farms and commercial and industrial properties, would face even steeper rates rises.…

Midday Rural News for 9 June 2023.

Midday Sports News for 9 June 2023

Midday Business News for 9 June 2023.

Auckland councillors are back in a second day of meetings to sign off the city's budget, after a major concession from the mayor over the sale of airport shares.

Secondary teachers have voted overwhelmingly to reject the Education Ministry's latest pay offer, which brings more disruption to students with strikes from next week. The Post Primary Teachers Association says its members voted against the offer of three pay rises over two years plus a $4,500 payment.…

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Comedians Michele A'Court and Irene Pink with the Friday funnies, including smiling lessons in Japan for people who became so used to wearing face marks during the pandemic, they're being taught how to grin again.

At last there's peace in our times for golf - but who is the real winner in the proposed merger between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf? Dana has the details on the extraordinary development, and casts her eye over the Silver Ferns line-up for next month's Netball World Cup.

Wellington indie singer/ songwriter Lontalius (Eddie Johnston) releases his fourth album this week, and it's a luxuriously sad delight. We'll hear two songs from that today, followed by an early track from Northampton's Bigga Bush and a dancefloor classic from Grace Jones, who just turned 75.

Kawerau District Council is under fire from its community who are fed up with paru or muddy water coming from their taps. The town that once boasted it had some of the best drinking water in the country has been dissatisfied with the water since the council started chlorinating the system in 2019 to comply with new national standards. Diane also ta…

Roger Christensen of Unity Books Auckland reviews Warrior Girl Unearthed by Angeline Boulley, published by Oneworld Publications.

Science writer Michael Spector isn't alone in thinking the Covid-19 pandemic has ushered in dramatic and lasting change across the world - he just thinks most of us have overlooked what could be the greatest scientific development in the history of humanity. In his new audiobook Higher Animals: Vaccines, Synthetic Biology, and the Future of Life, h…

As the death toll from a three train collision in Odisha, India, Ed talks to Kathryn about the reprisals and political fallout from the tragedy. Also, reports this week have suggested that the head of the CIA made a secret visit to China in May in an urgent bid to get relations between the two superpowers back onto a more stable footing. And in Sou…

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In the wake of a PTSD-related breakdown, building with colourful blocks is now essential to Dan Mulholland's mental health.

Airlines are pushing back on Auckland Airport's plans to raise landing charges from July, to help fund its multi-billion dollar renovation plans. That plan includes integrating the domestic and international terminals, a new baggage system, and airfield expansion. Passenger charges for both domestic and international jets will double during the nex…

Auckland councillors head into a second day of debate in their efforts to finalise Mayor Wayne Brown's budget, The proposed share sale of airport shares is expected to dominate proceedings and several amendments have been tabled in a bid to break the impasse. his includes looking at alternatives to the contentious selling off of the city's airport …

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We cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh.

It's been a hectic week in the world of politics, and it's now time for our weekly political panel. RNZ's political editor Jane Patterson and Stuff's political editor Luke Malpass joined Corin Dann and Ingrid Hipkiss.

The Antipodean albatross faces extinction by 2050, the Department of Conservation warns. It's estimated surface longline fishing alone kills 300 to 500 albatross in New Zealand waters every year. Dr Stephanie Borelle from Birdlife International is urging the new Minister of Oceans and Fisheries, Rachel Brooking, to take more ambitious and urgent ac…

The Public Service Association claims the South Waikato District Council has breached its obligations to act in good faith during a recent restructure.... but the chief executive says it's just a case of hurt feelings. The council is proposing one of the largest rate rises in the country at 18.5 percent and has made eight people redundant as it loo…

Business update for 9 June 2023

The New Zealand Institute of Physics is calling on the government to bail out Victoria University's School of Chemical and Physical Sciences. The Institutes president, Professor Joachim Brand, says budget cuts will strip the faculty to a bare-bones operation. He spoke to Corin Dann.

New Zealand's Michael Venus was a beaten finalist alongside Bianca Andreescu in the mixed doubles final at the French Open overnight. The pair won the first set, but then succumbed to a comeback from Japan's Miyu Kato and German Tim Putz. Meanwhile the finalists in the women's tournament have been found. Defending champion Iga Swiatek will play Cze…

Eight companies are accused of making and exporting an estimated $29 million worth of tainted fat and meat and bone meal. Two individual company directors and two employees also face prosecution under the Animal Products Act and Crimes Act, following an investigation by the Ministry of Primary Industries. Investigative reporter Anusha Bradley spoke…

There's been another drop in students passing their NCEA levels last year, with the achievment rate's falling annually since 2020. NZQA's latest annual report reveals only 65 percent of year 11s passed NCEA level one last year. NZQA Chief Executive Grant Klinkum spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

Waikato-Tainui is seeking a large shareholding of Auckland Airport shares if Auckland Council agrees to sell part or all its shareholding. The iwi already has substantial investments in the airport precinct including two hotels. Its executive chair, Tukoroirangi Morgan said the shares would be an opportunity to settle outstanding Treaty claims in t…

Defending champion Iga Swiatek has booked a French Open final spot for the third time in four years with straight sets win over Brazilian Beatriz Haddad Maia.

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