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On today's episode, Waitangi National Trust chairperson Pita Tipene spoke with Ingrid Hipkiss, Winston Peters spoke with Corin regarding concerns about the Island nation's transparency as an agreement with China draws near, and the author of a new Italian study spoke with Ingrid about findings that say it takes 32 minutes to boil the perfect egg without losing any of its nutrients; RNZ political editor Jo Moir and RNZ's political reporter Lillian Hanley join us for this week's political panel, and we cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh.
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We cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh.
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RNZ political editor Jo Moir and RNZ's political reporter Lillian Hanley spoke on this week's political panel.
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Italian researchers say it takes 32 minutes to boil the perfect egg without losing any of its nutrients. Researchers boiled over 3-hundred eggs using the "periodic cooking" method - moving the egg between boiling water and a cool bowl every two minutes. The study's author Emilia Di Lorenzo spoke with Ingrid Hipkiss.
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An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere.
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Market Update for 7 February 2025
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Former poet laureate and conservationist Brian Turner died this week at the age of 80. He was known for his deep love of nature, his literary achievements, and his activism for the environment. Brian's younger brother, former New Zealand cricket captain Glenn Turner, joins us now.
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Government departments in South Korea have followed Australia and Taiwan in blocking the Chinese AI tool DeepSeek. Cyber security company CyberCX has warned the government it should also put protections in place. It's Chief Strategy Officer, Alastair MacGibbon, joins us now.
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A New Zealand study has found more methane is likely entering the atmosphere than previously thought, potentially making it harder to limit global heating. The research uses 33 years of air measurements taken in Wellington and Antarctica...and may get scientists one step closer to understanding what is happening with the planet's second biggest greenhouse gas Climate Change Correspondent Eloise Gibson spoke with Ingrid Hipkiss.
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A stern but caring mentor, a lion, a taniwha and a keen golfer - those are just a few of the words mourners used to describe Dame Iritana Tawhiwhirangi at her tangi at Gisborne's Te Poho-o-Rawiri Marae. A founder and champion of the Kohanga Reo movement - Dame Iritana will be laid to rest this morning at Rahui marae in Tikitiki near East Cape. Maori News Journalist Pokere Paewai has this report
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When National's Maori Development Minister stood to speak at Waitangi on Wednesday - he was met with protest. Normally, speaking on the paepae on behalf of the party would be the role of the Prime Minister - but Christopher Luxon chose to attend a different Waitangi event in the South Island. As Tama Potaka began to speak, women cloaked in red stood from their seats, turned their backs towards him with tears running down their faces. A similar respose was also given to ACT Party leader David Seymour and NZ First Shane Jones. Tama Potaka spoke with Ingrid Hipkiss.
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Joe Schmidt will end his tenure as Wallabies coach after the Rugby Championship, dashing Australia's hopes that the New Zealander would stay on for the 2027 World Cup.
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It would be hard to imagine the famous Coast to Coast adventure race without Elina Ussher on the start line. The four time Longest Day winner will be lining up on Kumara Beach early tomorrow morning for her 20th consecutive start. Elina Ussher spoke to Corin Dann.
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Some residents on Auckland's Waiheke Island are worried 'digital nomads' could invade their island paradise under the Government's new rules. One advocate says the island is already facing a housing crisis, and that wealthy visitors could force locals out of a dwindling supply of rentals. Felix Walton reports.
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A massive blaze yesterday gutted the historic 110-year-old Roxburgh Town Hall, home to one of the world's longest-operating cinemas. Roxburgh community leader, Sally Feinerman, spoke with Corin Dann.
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Does Donald Trump's presidency mean it's 'time-up" for the world's most powerful and far reaching spy group, Five Eyes? New Zealand needs to start asking that question, say experts, since it is the minnow in the group among the intelligence giants. Phil Pennington reports.
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The Trump administration is scrambling to downplay comments made by the President about his intention for the US to "take over" the Gaza Strip. Despite the walk back, Donald Trump has doubled down on the issue. Washington D.C correspondent Simon Marks spoke with Ingrid Hipkiss.
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Funeral directors are warning of an alarming increase in funeral livestream scams on social media platforms. The scams circulated for funerals of high profile people, such as late Green Party MP Efeso Collins in March 2024, and Dame Tariana Turia's tangi in January. But criminals are also targeting ordinary people's funerals. Ellen O'Dwyer reports.
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A significant strain is being placed on the New Zealand - Cook Islands relationship, over concerns about the Island nation's transparency as an agreement with China draws near. Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown travels to China soon to sign off on an agreement, he's told reporters that his nation must find other ways to have a sustainable economy. Foreign Affairs Minister, Winston Peters spoke with Corin Dann.
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In Auckland there are major delays after two fatal crashes on Auckland's South and South Western motorways.. Reporter Finn Blackwell spoke with Ingrid Hipkiss.
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