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Morning Report Essentials for Tuesday 14th January 28:18

7h ago28:18

28:18

On today's episode, consultation is open on a proposed re-write of the Arms Act, a falling New Zealand dollar could see kiwis paying more at the fuel pump, visitors of the beach-side settlement of Birdlings Flat, near Christchurch, are learning the hard way that pebbles and cars don't mix. and a turf war has broken out in Australia over the use of …

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A conversation on risk, insurance and reinsurance 9:00

12h ago9:00

9:00

If insurers are buckling, and backup insurers are buckling, where’s the backup for the backup? Private insurers were exiting parts of California and other markets well before these current firees, causing millions of people to opt for state-run backup insurance plans. Those plans are also now buckling under pressure of intensifying natural disaster…

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Is there such a thing as too positive? 1:17:42

2d ago1:17:42

1:17:42

In today's episode, Dr. Nancy Duan joins Dr. Barry Kassen, Dr. Daniel Ennis, Dr. Gerald Da Roza and Dr. Steph Voyer to present a challenging case that leaves the group wondering ... if everything is positive, does that make it negative? Listen in to see if you can solve the case before us!بقلم St. Paul's Morning Report

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Australians battling over beach shade etiquette 3:18

8h ago3:18

3:18

A turf war has broken out in Australia over the use of sun shades at popular beaches, with complaints of people hogging space or setting up their "cabanas" early in the morning and then abandoning them for hours on end. Nic Salerno is one of the fed-up beach goers, and spoke to Paddy Gower.

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NZ scientists head to Antarctica to study impacts of Climate Change 3:23

8h ago3:23

3:23

A group of 20 scientists from New Zealand and abroad are about to head to the bottom of the world to study the impacts of climate change on Antarctica's Ross Sea. Political reporter Anneke Smith has more.

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Locals rescuing visitors after cars stuck at Birdlings Flat 5:43

8h ago5:43

5:43

Visitors of the beach-side settlement of Birdlings Flat, near Christchurch, are learning the hard way that pebbles and cars don't mix. Birdlings Flat Resident Jan Daffin spoke to Alexa Cook.

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Canterbury woman wins 'World's Ugliest Lawn' title 3:09

8h ago3:09

3:09

The Canterbury woman who's won the World's Ugliest Lawn Award is chuffed her piece of parched paradise with its all-natural, weather-beaten dents has been recognised internationally. The judges are praising it for thriving without human interference or a drop of irrigation except from the skies. Finn Blackwell reports.…

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Oamaru to transform into 1800s California for Netflix series 4:25

8h ago4:25

4:25

Hollywood has come to Oamaru, with the small South Island town transformed into 1800s California. Mayor for Waitaki Gary Kircher spoke to Alexa Cook.

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Sports Chat for 14 January 2025 4:45

8h ago4:45

4:45

An update on what's happening in the sports world with Joe Porter.

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Wellington on track for worst summer on record 3:17

8h ago3:17

3:17

Complaining about the weather is somewhat of a national past-time and it turns out this summer, those in Wellington are justified in their woes. Mary Argue has more.

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Gun Control NZ on proposal to re-write Arms Act 4:08

8h ago4:08

4:08

Consultation is open on a proposed re-write to the Arms Act. Gun Control NZ co-founder Nik Green spoke to Alexa Cook.

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Falling NZ dollar could see fuel costs rise 8:09

8h ago8:09

8:09

The New Zealand dollar is trading at a nearly two-year low, meaning New Zealanders can expect more pain at the petrol pumps. AA's fuel price spokesperson Terry Collins and Alliance Group's global sales director James McWilliam spoke to Paddy Gower.

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Significant increase in medical cannabis prescriptions 3:24

9h ago3:24

3:24

New research reveals a significant increase in the number of people with prescriptions for legal medical cannabis products. Massey Associate Professor Marta Rychert spoke to Paddy Gower.

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Research reveals urban heat island effect in central Auckland 3:52

9h ago3:52

3:52

New research has revealed a potentially dangerous 'urban heat island ' effect in central Auckland. In Depth reporter Kate Newton has more.

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Manhunt underway after man escapes police custody 2:23

9h ago2:23

2:23

Police are continuing to search for a man who escaped from a Police transport vehicle at the Taupō District Court on Monday night. Taupō mayor David Trewavas spoke to Alexa Cook.

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Desert Road closure to impact businesses in different ways 8:52

9h ago8:52

8:52

Businesses in the central North Island are at odds over how the closure of the Desert Rd will affect them, with one business-owner saying he could lose tens of thousands of dollars as a result. CEO of Lake Rotoaira Forest Trust, Topia Rameka, and TCB Ski Board and Bike Owner Ben Wiggins spoke to Paddy Gower.…

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Council of Licenced Firearms Owners on proposal to rewrite Arms Act 6:01

9h ago6:01

6:01

Consultation is open on a proposed rewrite to the Arms Act. The review was agreed as part of the National and ACT parties' coalition agreement and promises to systematically review the Act - which has been amended several times in the past 40 years, often quickly. Council of Licenced Firearms Owners spokesperson Hugh Devereux-Mack spoke to Alexa Co…

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Auckland commuters frustrated over rail closure 3:28

9h ago3:28

3:28

Aucklanders returning to work are facing much longer commuting times, thanks to a month-long rail shutdown which started on Boxing Day. Reporter Lucy Xia has more.

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President-elect Trump suggests Canada could become US state 4:20

9h ago4:20

4:20

Donald Trump's interest in Canada and Greenland is being closely followed across the arctic. Journalist Sam Wat, who is based in Nunavut - the northernmost territory of Canada, close to Greenland, spoke to Paddy Gower.

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Fierce winds expected as fire crews battle LA fires 6:06

9h ago6:06

6:06

Weather forecasters in California are warning fierce winds which fuelled the infernos around Los Angeles are expected to pick up again this week. AP's International Affiliate correspondent Phillip Crowther spoke to Alexa Cook.

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NZ dollar falls to more than two-year low against US 2:55

9h ago2:55

2:55

The New Zealand Dollar is trading at a more than two-year low compared to the US Dollar, and it will put severe pressure on consumers. Business reporter Nona Pelletier has more.

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Reward offered to catch rescue helicopter drug thieves 2:45

9h ago2:45

2:45

The head of Otago's rescue helicopter is dipping into his own pocket to provide a $10,000 reward to catch whoever stole critical medical supplies from a rescue helicopter. Tess Brunton has more.

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Tallying the toll of an ongoing disaster 9:23

15h ago9:23

9:23

Los Angeles is starting the week with the prospect of strengthening winds and increasing fire danger. Twenty-four people have died, 62 square miles have burned, and 12,000 structures are expected to be damaged or destroyed. We’ll hear the latest. Plus, immigration is likely to be a top priority for the incoming Trump administration, and and a tax f…

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The real cost of Shein’s clothing: long hours and low pay 10:01

16h ago10:01

10:01

From the BBC World Service: The BBC has found that workers in Chinese factories making clothes for the fast-fashion giant Shein are laboring more than 75 hours a week and earning less than $1 an item. This breaks the country’s labor laws and adds to concerns about working conditions at Shein. Also on the program: China has reported its largest-ever…

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Morning Report Essentials for Monday 13th January 24:37

21h ago24:37

24:37

On today's episode, at least 16 people are dead and over 12,000 buildings have burnt down from the deadly fires burning Los Angeles, an advocate for abuse in care survivors is calling on the government to hurry up and announce its plans for redress, Monday is the last day to submit on the proposed Regulatory Standards Bill, the Desert Road is close…

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English Pizzeria charges £100 for Hawaiian Pizza 1:50

1d ago1:50

1:50

Lupa Pizza, in the UK city of Norwich, is charging customers £100 - about $220 NZD - to order their Hawaiian pizza on deliver app Deliveroo in an effort to dissuade customers from buying it. The pizzeria's co-owner Francis Wolf spoke to Alexa Cook.

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Parents concerned over rising costs of school unforms 4:02

1d ago4:02

4:02

Parents are starting to raise concerns about the price of uniforms ahead of the start of the new school year. Otago University's Johanna Reidy spoke to Paddy Gower.

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Calls for govt to announce plans for redress for abuse in care survivors 4:05

1d ago4:05

4:05

An advocate for abuse in care survivors is calling on the government to hurry up and announce its plans for redress. Ken Clearwater spoke to Alexa Cook.

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NZ national chess champions crowned 4:30

1d ago4:30

4:30

After a gruelling nine-day tournament, New Zealand has crowned two new national chess champions. Grandmaster Gabor Nagy from Hungary and 16-year-old FIDE Master Felix Xie both finished first on seven out of nine - with zero losses. Xie spoke to Paddy Gower.

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Sports Chat for 13 January 2025 4:33

1d ago4:33

4:33

An update on what's happening in the sports world with Ben Strang.

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Conservation initiative sees whio numbers increase 3:05

1d ago3:05

3:05

A conservation initiative focused on protecting the endangered whio - or Blue Duck - says the aggressive trapping of rats and stoats has helped to successfully fledge over 120 chicks in the Waioeka Gorge between Opotiki and Gisborne. Sam Gibson, also known as Sam the Trap Man, founded EWL in 2020, and he spoke to Alexa Cook.…

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Professor on proposed Regulatory Standards Bill 6:03

1d ago6:03

6:03

Consultation on a proposed bill that would determine how the Government makes regulations closes on Monday, January 13. Auckland University's Emeritus Professor Jane Kelsey spoke to Paddy Gower.

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Wildfires continue to rage in Los Angeles 4:33

1d ago4:33

4:33

Thousands of firefighters are working desperately to contain deadly wildfires raging across Los Angeles. New Zealand's Consul-General Katja Ackerley spoke to Paddy Gower.

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Journalist David Farrier on Los Angeles fires 4:43

1d ago4:43

4:43

At least sixteen people are dead and over 12,000 buildings have burnt down from the deadly fires burning Los Angeles. Journalist David Farrier spoke to Paddy Gower.

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Rain interrupts day one of Australian Open 4:54

1d ago4:54

4:54

The first day of the Australian Open served up disappointment for some tennis fans, with five singles matches called off due to rain. Tennis correspondent Dave Worsley spoke to Alexa Cook.

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US special counsel Jack Smith resigns 5:37

1d ago5:37

5:37

US special counsel Jack Smith, who led two federal cases against president-elect Donald Trump, has resigned. New York correspondent Sally Patterson spoke to Paddy Gower.

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Cool summer temps set to continue 2:11

1d ago2:11

2:11

Kiwis can expect the cool summer to continue for at least another week. Meteorologist John Law spoke to Alexa Cook.

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NZer in Los Angeles 'on edge' as fires spread 3:27

1d ago3:27

3:27

One kiwi currently living in Los Angeles says she's "constantly on edge" whilst the deadly fires continue to spread. Kiwi music artist and tour manager Poppy Tohill spoke to Alexa Cook.

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