พอดคาสท์ Checkpoint ชั้นนำ (2025)

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Checkpoint Anno #03 - 1980, harmadik negyedév 1:36:20

16h ago1:36:20

1:36:20

A Checkpoint Anno (aka. Checkpoint Időrégész, Checkpoint Almanach, Checkpoint Kincses Kalendárium) harmadik adása, ami kicsit még keresi a helyét. Régi szaksajtószemle, ezúttal 1980 harmadik negyedévét dolgoztuk fel. Kísérőposzt: https://iddqd.blog.hu/2025/10/31/checkpoint_anno_03_1980_harmadik_negyedev…

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Stage 16 - Level 32: "En vez de Mirko tiene al Marco" 2:59:49

1d ago2:59:49

2:59:49

La formación más clásica de Checkpoint, con un montón de contenido para disfrutar. Megaminuto Megawacky Halo Campaign Evolved Once Upon a Katamari Simon The Sorcerer Origins Ninja Gaiden 4 Review Prejuiciosa: más chinos de Sebas

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NZ's discontinued treats 3:35

17h ago3:35

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In light of Halloween Checkpoint producer Johnny Sutherland spoke to Lisa Owen about the various Kiwi treats that you can't find on New Zealand shelves anymore.

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Death and failure in video games 51:58

3d ago51:58

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Join Luke, Cass, and Austin in this episode of Checkpoint on JOY where they talk about death and failure in video games. Catch the latest episode on Spotify: Giving a 1-Up to diversity in gaming. The post Death and failure in video games appeared first on Checkpoint.โดย JOY 94.9 - Queer Podcasts for all our Rainbow Communities: Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Trans, Intersex, Asexual, Queer, LGBTI, LGBTIQA+, LGBTQIA+, LGBT, LGBTQ, LGB

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Le Cosmic Horror (pour les nuls) 1:11:15

4d ago1:11:15

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🎙️ Ce soir, autour du feu, on explore les abysses du Cosmic Horror. Ce genre né de la Weird Fiction et porté par H. P. Lovecraft, où la peur vient moins des monstres que de l’indifférence et la folie. On parle de l’histoire et de la vie de Lovecraft, de L’Appel de Cthulhu, de ses créatures cultes, et même de jeux de rôle (notamment Jacno s’est fait…

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Episode 277 - Death To Free Time 1:27:06

5d ago1:27:06

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We're back and the game releases have not stopped. This week on Checkpoint Chat we finally get around to checking out Ghost of Yotei and its compelling, yet familiar revenge tale. Matty has finally started losing hours to runs in Hades II after Hollow Knight: Silksong released him from its grasp, while Sandy has been enjoying a different kind of ka…

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Prince Andrew to be stripped of all royal titles 5:17

17h ago5:17

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United Kingdom correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about the former Prince Andrew being stripped of all royal titles and privileges, as well as the Prince and Princess of Wales winning a legal battle against a French magazine.

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Evening business for 31 October 2025 5:17

17h ago5:17

5:17

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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Power outage affecting much of Far North 2:17

17h ago2:17

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A major power outage is affecting much of the Far North. Lines company Top Energy says more than 23 thousand homes and businesses are currently without power. CEO of Top Energy Russell Shaw spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Kiwis facing redemption as Pacific Champs return to Auckland 1:42

1d ago1:42

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The Kiwis are chasing redemption, and the Kiwi Ferns want to get one over the best in the world, when rugby league's Pacific Championships return to Auckland. After a week off, the Kiwis face a Tongan side and the Kiwi Ferns face Australia in another double-header on Sunday. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.…

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Stinking voodoo lillies to flower for first time in seven years 3:58

1d ago3:58

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Who ever said "be sure to the smell the flowers along the way" probably never sniffed the complex blend of rotting meat, wet dog and sewage; apparently the signature fragrance of Voodoo lillies. It seems only fitting that two varieties are on the cusp of blooming this halloween in the Begonia house at Wellington's botanic garden. Visitor Experience…

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Waitangi Tribunal recommends expansion of citizenship rights 6:49

1d ago6:49

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The Waitangi Tribunal is recommending the government expand citizenship rights to second generation Maori born overseas after complaints the current system is racist and ignores tangta whenua's whakapaka. John Bryers Ruddock who is Ngapuhi took an urgent case to the tribunal after returning to Aotearoa with his three children only to find they are …

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Watercare 'extremely disappointed and sorry' after oyster farms contaminated 7:52

1d ago7:52

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Watercare says it is extremely disappointed and sorry that a fault with one its plants saw Auckland oyster farms contaminated and unable to harvest. The Matakana farmers are devastated yet another sewage overflow into the Mahurangi River has left them unable to collect oysters for another 28 days. Watercare Ceo Jamie Sinclair spoke to Lisa Owen.…

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Measles cases now linked to a third school 3:53

18h ago3:53

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An epidemiologist says the number of measles cases over the next few days will tell the extent of the outbreak, with cases now linked to a third school. 13 measles cases are confirmed across New Zealand, with thousands of others identified as close contacts. Auckland Grammar School is the latest high school linked to a confirmed measles case, as we…

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Crackdown on out of district dumpers avoiding rates 5:28

1d ago5:28

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There is a crackdown on out-of-district discount-hunting dumpers travelling kilometres to off-load their rubbish at the Waihi tip because it is cheaper. About half the people dropping rubbish at the Waihi Refuse Station in the Hauraki District don't pay rates there. Subsidising their rubbish habits is costing local ratepayers about $600,000 a year …

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Students sacrifcing study as they struggle to get by on loans 4:28

1d ago4:28

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It may be called a living costs loan, but is it really enough to live on? As the cost of essentials rise rapidly some students say the loans are nowhere near enough to make ends meet. Each year, the government-run agency Studylink adjusts the price of living cost payments in line with inflation. However is linking these vital student loans to infla…

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Blaze at asbestos-filled pub deemed suspicious 2:49

18h ago2:49

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A blaze at an old asbestos-filled pub that closed several schools around Palmerston North has been deemed suspicious. Residents say strong winds spread thick smoke from the fire at the once popular Fitzherbert Bar in the central city. Bill Hickman reports.

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Lawson blamed for near-miss incident with marshals 3:43

1d ago3:43

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Mexican motorsport officials are at odds with New Zealand Formula 1 driver Liam Lawson, after he was involved in a near-miss incident with two marshals who were running on the track to collect debris during this week's Mexico Grand Prix. Mexico's motorsport federation have now placed the blame for the incident with Lawson, sports reporter Felicity …

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First home buyers earning significantly more than average household 2:48

18h ago2:48

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When you think of first-home buyers, you might imagine young people just starting out and nowhere near the top of the salary ladder. But data shows people able to purchase that first home are earning significantly more than your average houshold. Money correspondent Susan Edmunds spoke to Lisa Owen.

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APEC Summit taking centre stage following Trump trade talks 5:22

1d ago5:22

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Asia correspondent Adam Hancock spoke to Lisa Owen about the APEC Summit taking centre stage following Donald Trump and Xi Jinping's trade talks, as well as Indonesia's free school meal programme which is under investigation again after hundreds of children fell ill from food poisoning.

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Huntly desperate for more police as businesses forced to play detective 5:41

1d ago5:41

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Huntly is desperate for more police on the beat with businesses forced to play amateur detective, patrolling the streets and filming burglaries in action themselves. In a letter to the Minister of Police one shop owner says crime has been escalating with six break ins in a week and a spate of thefts by people riding ATV or quad bikes. Jamie Parker …

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Surge in inflation comes as shock to Australian markets 6:27

1d ago6:27

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Australia corresponent Nick Grimm spoke to Lisa Owen about a surge in inflation coming as a shock to markets and economists, dashing hopes that the country's central bank could deliver a much anticipated interest rate cut on Melbourne Cup day next week.

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Evening business for 30 October 2025 4:07

1d ago4:07

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News from the business sector, including a market report.

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Silver Ferns lose out on Constellation Cup to Australia 3:53

2d ago3:53

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It was a win followed by a loss - all in one outing for the Silver Ferns last night. The upshot was Australia reclaiming the Constellation Cup. A new innovation introduced this year saw an additional 14-minutes played between the sides in Christchurch to decide the series - after the teams won two tests each. Sports reporter Daniel Gilhooly spoke t…

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Two more measles cases confirmed 6:28

2d ago6:28

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There's another two cases of measles both in Auckland bringing the total in this outbreak to 13. At a briefing today Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora revealed it can cope with up to a hundred cases a week, but acknowleges that would really stretch services. Te Whatu Ora says its further preparing hospitals and is planning a vaccination event next we…

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Worries Online Gambling Bill could lead to more addiction 5:27

2d ago5:27

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"All it takes is one taste and once you've tasted it, it will spiral out of control." That from an Auckland man who's worried if the Online Casino Gambling Bill goes ahead more people could become addicted to gambling. The bill, expected to pass in February next year, will grant licences to up to 15 online casino gambling operators. The minister in…

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Farmers vote to sell Fonterra's iconic brands 8:50

2d ago8:50

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More than 88 percent of Fonterra's famer shareholders today voted to sell Mainland, Kapiti and Anchor to French dairy giant Lactalis for $4.2 billion. Winston Peters' has labelled the decision utter madness, economic self-sabotage and an outrageous short-sighted sugar hit. It's estimated farmer shareholder will get an average tax free payout of abo…

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Proposal to reduce frequency of WOF checks 3:53

2d ago3:53

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Road users have a little over a month-and-a half to give feedback on the government's land transport reforms. The government is proposing to reduce the frequency of Warrant of Fitness checks for light vehicles, and simplifying the permits system for heavy trucks. They're also considering extra safety features for required for imported vehicles. Ind…

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Clutha crying out for more help one week on from devastating storm 7:03

2d ago7:03

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Clutha's crying out for more help after last weeks devastating wind storm. Farmers have got kilometres of fencing that needs fixing after being taken out by falling trees, more than 1600 homes in the district are still without power, and water levels in Lawrence are critically low. Clutha District Mayor Jock Martin spoke to Lisa Owen.…

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Appeal into stronger sentence for spying soldier kicks off 2:38

2d ago2:38

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Should the clanging of prison gates replace the rigour of military detention for a soldier who tried to spy on New Zealand? That's the decision a panel of three judges will now grapple with after a day of appeals in Wellington. The Court Martial Appeals Court is deciding whether the sentence imposed on the soldier for attempted espionage is too lig…

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Football Ferns honour former captain 3:09

2d ago3:09

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The Football Ferns fittingly honoured former captain Ali Riley ahead of today's game against the world no.2 USA in Missouri. Riley was capped 163 times for New Zealand and has ended her career playing club football in Los Angeles. After the pre-match on-field celebration Riley watched on as the Ferns lost six-nil. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spok…

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Kiwi chick hatches on Waiheke Island 6:34

2d ago6:34

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A Kiwi chick has been born on Waiheke island, the first in the area. The parents were recent arrivals too, among 10 kiwi released on the eastern most isolated side of Waiheke on Te Matuku peninsula last year as part of an urban re-population project. Emma Craig from Save the Kiwi spoke to Lisa Owen.

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French dairy giant to buy Fonterra's iconic brands 5:14

2d ago5:14

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Fonterra's sale of its consumer brands to the world's largest dairy conglomerate based in France got an overwhelming vote of approval from dairy farmer shareholders today. Lactalis is paying the New Zealand dairy cooperative over four-point-two billion dollars to buy Anchor, Mainland and Kapiti. The decision to sell the brands was made during a sho…

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Trump meets with President Xi Jinping for high stakes trade meeting 5:56

2d ago5:56

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United States correspondent Todd Zwillich spoke to Lisa Owen about Donald Trump's high-stakes trade meeting with China's Xi Jinping, as well as at least 60 people being killed in attacks on alleged drug boats following the latest US strike in the Pacific Ocean.

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Prince William reportedly involved in battle over Prince Andrew's home 4:41

3d ago4:41

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United Kingdom correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about reports that Prince William is involved in encouraging Prince Andrew to leave Royal Lodge, as well as Former Prime Minister Dame Jacinda Adern making an appearance in Scotland next month to promote her new film.

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Evening business for 29 October 2025 5:03

3d ago5:03

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News from the business sector, including a market report.

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Silver Ferns banking on win to force series decider in Constellation Cup 4:39

3d ago4:39

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The Silver Ferns need to win tonight's final Test against Australia in Christchurch to force a series decider, if they want to hold on to the Constellation Cup. The Silver Ferns have never won back to back Constellation Cups against their arch-rivals. Sports reporter Bridget Tunnicliffe spoke to Lisa Owen.…

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Dozens of Southland farmers struggling to milk cows as outages persist 6:01

3d ago6:01

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Tired, cold and cut off from communications - dozens of Southland farmers are struggling to milk their cows and have had to rely on generators. Last week's devastating storm collided with peak milking season, adding another layer of complexity and frustration. More than 4000 customers in the districts are still without power. Fonterra has been help…

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Principals and teachers 'disgusted' at government's proposed curriculum 4:03

3d ago4:03

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"Disgusted, absolutely ridiculous and past being disappointed". Those are just some of the reaction from Principals and teachers to the government's proposed primary school curriculum. The overnight publication of draft curriculums for six learning areas and recent changes to the already-published maths and English curriculums have prompted a virtu…

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Line companies call for law change to prevent trees causing power outages 9:12

3d ago9:12

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Trees are one of the root causes of power outages, it is costing customers big time and the line companies want urgent law changes to deal with the problem. About 95 percent of the outages in Southland and Otago during last week's storm were caused by trees taking out lines. In 2024 alone, lines companies spent $67 million on tree management, a cos…

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Queen hornet found for first time in New Zealand 6:54

3d ago6:54

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Hornets are causing a biosecurity buzz in Auckland. A queen yellow legged hornet was found in the early stages of building a nest in Glenfield on the North Shore on October 17, while two males were spotted earlier in the year in Grafton and Albany. It is the first time a Queen has been found in Aotearoa. Biosecurity Neew Zealand northern commission…

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Experts warn measles outbreak likely to grow 3:01

3d ago3:01

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Health experts are warning that the measles outbreak will likely grow due to low vaccination rates and new cases that aren't linked to overseas travel. There are currently 11 known measles cases throughout the country, and the number of close contacts is about 2000.The historically low immunisation rates among children mean we are especially vulner…

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Residents meet with officials to discuss weather damage 3:19

3d ago3:19

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Battered by last week's gales and weary from six days without power, rural Clutha residents have finally had the chance to sit down with officials - and with each other. At community events in some of the worst hit areas, authorities have been pleading with residents to be patient and cautious. Katie Todd went along to one of the meetings in Lawren…

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Sky secures rights to summer and winter Olympics until 2032 3:59

3d ago3:59

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Sky has beaten out TVNZ to secure the broadcast rights for the summer and winter Olympics through to 2032. The announcement comes after Sky lost out to TVNZ earlier this year to secure rights for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, signalling renewed competition for domestic broadcast rights for major sporting events. Sports correspondent Dana Johannsen spoke…

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Police doubling down on recruitment drive as deadline approaches 8:30

3d ago8:30

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The police are doubling down on their recruitment drive as the deadline for bolstering the front line looks set to come and go. The government pledged to have 500 more front line officers in two years, which is by next month. The force is up against an aggressive recruitment drive by Australian police looking to coax officers across the ditch, but …

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Weather and power cuts take down cell towers 7:45

3d ago7:45

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In the face of more frequent and extreme weather events, and our heavy reliance on mobile phones, is the network robust enough? Last week's storm wiped out cell phone comms for great chunks of Southland and the Power is still out to thousands of homes there. 130 cells towers were knocked off line after the power went down in the strong winds, and w…

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Paedophiles using the dark web access to childcare centres 6:18

4d ago6:18

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Australia correspondent Nick Grimm spoke to Lisa Owen about an investigation that has found paedophiles are using the dark web to learn how to gain access to childcare centres and abuse children while avoiding detection. If you are affected by any of the issues in this story you can free call or text 1737 any time to speak to a trained counsellor, …

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Silver Ferns in with chance of retaining Constellation Cup 1:47

4d ago1:47

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If the Silver Ferns beat Australia in the last game of netball's Constellation Cup tomorrow night - they'll be headed for over-time to decide the series winner. The Diamonds are ahead 2-1 but the Silver Ferns are still in with chance of retaining the trophy in Christchurch. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.…

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Evening business for 28 October 2025 4:18

4d ago4:18

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News from the business sector, including a market report.

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