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Wallace and panellists Ed Amon and Nalini Baruch talk to Gisborne farmer and Federated Farmers Meat & Wool chairperson Toby Williams on the mammoth challenge faced by cyclone affected farmers, who need to replace hundreds of thousand of kilometres of fencing. Also they discuss the Government's backtrack on it's container return scheme with Sustaina…

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Cyclone damage and fickle ferry crossings are just some of the challenges facing deer hunters as they count down to this year roar, that peaks at Easter weekend. The breeding season runs from late March through April with stags most vocal in the middle two weeks and its condsider one of the most important events on the game hunting calendar. But so…

Ginny Andersen is the new Police Minister. Stuart Nash resigned from the role last week after he boasted about calling the Police Commissioner about a case where he thought the sentence was too light. But despite only being sworn in as a Cabinet Minister last month, Prime Minister Chris Hipkins says the MP for Hutt South is a safe pair of hands. He…

Two weeks after a gearbox issue took an Interislander ferry out of action - thousands of people have had their bookings cancelled. Many have been rescheduled and able to cross Cook Strait at a different time, but some have not been so lucky. Bookings have been cancelled until this Saturday - though that could be extended and there is still no defin…

The reopening of a critical cyclone-damaged state highway means students can be reunited with their families and school sports teams are back in the national game. Basically all traffic is now able to drive the Napier-Taupō Road, between 7am and 7pm. There are still more than 30 spots along State Highway 5 that need work and full repairs could take…

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Auckland rail commuters can expect disruptions as they head home this evening due to a slip on the tracks near Parnell. Train services are down to one track between the central transport hub of Britomnart and Newmarket while KiwiRail carries out urgent repairs. KiwiRail's general manager of metros, Jon Knight is hoping they will be able to clear th…

A grand prize for a record breaking finish in a South Island ultra marathon has sparked an even bigger international debate about sexism. Organisers of the South Island Ultra race offered a $10,000 cash prize to the first person to break 8 hours in the 100km race along the west coast wilderness track, starting in Greymouth and ending in Hokitika. A…

After two nail-biting Test wins the Black Caps are closing in on a dominant victory over Sri Lanka in Wellington. Strong winds have made conditions at the Basin Reserve tough for all involved today. We're joined by sports reporter Felicity Reid.

Lines company Vector is supporting Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown's call to reduce road cones across the city and streamline traffic management work. Vector's chief executive Simon Mackenzie says traffic management can often make up 30 percent of the cost of a project.

'Unjustifiable disruption' is how Auckland's mayor has labelled road cones dotted through the city. Wayne Brown is calling on several big organisations to work out how traffic management can be improved, to cut back on lane closures. The number of road cones used, he says, is excessive and unneccessary. Wayne Brown wants Auckland Transport to expla…

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Wallace and panellists Ed Amon and Nalini Baruch talk to Gisborne farmer and Federated Farmers Meat & Wool chairperson Toby Williams on the mammoth challenge faced by cyclone affected farmers, who need to replace hundreds of thousand of kilometres of fencing. Also they discuss the Government's backtrack on it's container return scheme with Sustaina…

Today on The Panel Wallace and panellists Ed Amon and Nalini Baruch discuss New Zealand's lack of regulation around lobbying with Transparency International New Zealand CEO, Julie Haggie. Also they talk to Outward Bound's acting CEO Simon Graney about The Oppurtunities Party's new policy which would introduce a National Civic Service' programme for…

Today on The Panel Wallace and panellists Ed Amon and Nalini Baruch discuss New Zealand's lack of regulation around lobbying with Transparency International New Zealand CEO, Julie Haggie. Also they talk to Outward Bound's acting CEO Simon Graney about The Oppurtunities Party's new policy which would introduce a National Civic Service' programme for…

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Wallace and panellists Ed Amon and Nalini Baruch talk to cartographer Jim Lewis about the dying art of map making. Plus our panellists tell us what's been on their mind this week.

Wallace and panellists Ed Amon and Nalini Baruch talk to cartographer Jim Lewis about the dying art of map making. Plus our panellists tell us what's been on their mind this week.

Saving $100,000 before the age of 25, those are impressive numbers. But Tori Dunlap wants us to think about money as more than a bank balance. Money gives women choices, big ones, about having children, leaving a bad relationship or a bad job. That's what she did, walking away from a job she hated and starting a financial education empire called He…

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For today's expert we've got some tips on learning a language. Like mastering a craft or a musical instrument, learning a new language takes years of consistent practice. But are there ways to do it more efficiently to accelerate the process? Paul Nation is an Emeritus Professor of the School of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies at Victoria …

Brad Foster reports on the upcoming NSW election this Saturday, the local reaction to the nuclear powered sub deal with America and the UK, and provides a sneak-peak of the Vivid Light Festival in May this year.

Today Linda talks to Jesse about A Spy Among Friends on TVNZ+ and The Tipping Point also on TV 1 and TVNZ+.

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If you remember back to the summer of 2019, the story every New Zealander was talking about was a British family causing havoc around the North Island. Now Stuff is putting together a six part documentary series about the events.

As part of their mission to decrease the negative impacts of fashion on people and the environment, the New Zealand arm of the organisation will be running quarterly workshops called Stitch It. Coordinator Amanda Butterworth talks to Jesse.

Around 90% of our schools use the streaming system, despite stacking evidence that proves it to be ineffective for students. Some have also called it inherently racist. Dr David Pomeroy talks to Jesse.

Thousands of dead birds are washing up along the edges of a Waikato wetland as a disease spreads through populations. Poor water quality has seen a deadly bacteria grow and infect birds, which become paralysed before drowning. Almost two thousand birds have been found at Whangamarino wetland in the last month, following a slew of outbreaks in previ…

The Airline Pilots Association are not phased by what could be Chinese Warships interfering with commercial flights over the South China Sea. Some aircrafts have been experiencing Radio interference and GPS jamming while flying over the area. The international Federation of Air Line Pilots Association has since issued orders to ignore contact from …

News from the rural farming sector

Midday sports News for 20 March 2023 The Black Caps have snared two wickets in the opening session of day four of the second cricket against Sri Lanka, to have the tourists 206 for four, following on in their second innings.

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A grower from Gisborne says there is little demand for the Government's 3-million dollar coastal shipping service to Napier. Gisborne's Eastland Port is getting ready to unload its first container ship in more than 40-years tomorrow in a bid to move produce without relying on the devastated roading network. The port's chief operating officer Andrew…

The New Zealand sharemarket took a hit when trading opened this morning, following the biggest global banking crisis since 2008. The New Zealand market was the first in the world to open after a takeover deal backed by the Swiss government was announced for Credit Suisse. The Swiss bank UBS has agreed to buy its rival and assume millions of dollars…

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Kennedy talks about the new report from the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment into urban green spaces, and how they're being threatened by the need for housing. He'll talk about the communities that have become passionate protectors of their parks and reserves - no matter how small - and use a local example of how urban intensification…

It's autumn, and if you have laden fruit trees - what are the best ways to preserve your harvest? Angela Clifford is a North Canterbury farmer, educator, entrepreneur and foodie who lives with her husband Nick and their three children on a busy six-and-a-half hectare permaculture property, where they grow more than 60 varieties of fruit and vegetab…

Political commentators Lamia Imam and Ben Thomas join Kathryn to talk about how the Prime Minister Chris Hipkins handled Stuart Nash's resignation last week from his Police portfolio - should he have gone further? They'll also talk about the PM's policy bonfire, the latest political polls and the decision by former National leader Todd Muller to st…

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