En iyi Morning Report podcastleri (2025)

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Morning Report Essentials for Monday 13th January 24:37

6h 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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Is there such a thing as too positive? 1:17:42

1d ago1:17:42

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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!St. Paul's Morning Report tarafından oluşturuldu

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California’s wildfires will worsen LA’s affordable housing crisis 7:40

3d ago7:40

7:40

More than 130,000 people across Southern California are under evacuation orders for the firestorms that swept the Los Angeles area this week. Thousands of structures have burnt, which will add strains to affordable housing. The disaster will also affect the region’s chronically unhoused, who face unique challenges in evacuating, accessing shelter a…

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English Pizzeria charges £100 for Hawaiian Pizza 1:50

7h ago1:50

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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

7h 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

7h 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

7h 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

7h 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

8h 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

8h 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

8h 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

8h 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

8h 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

8h 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

8h 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

8h 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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Desert Road to close for two months 3:30

8h ago3:30

3:30

From Monday morning, the Desert Road will be closed for approximately two months. The closure is part of Waka Kotahi's Tirau to Waiouru Accelerated Maintenance project. Waka Kotahi regional manager of maintenance and operations Roger Brady spoke to Paddy Gower.

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Abuse in care survivors call for govt to release redress plans 3:37

8h ago3:37

3:37

Abuse in care survivors are calling on the government to announce its long-awaited plans for redress. Timothy Brown has more.

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Auckland's rail network remains closed 2:34

9h ago2:34

2:34

Many Aucklanders will be returning to work on Monday, but they won't be able to use train services until later this month. Auckland Transport's Director of Public Transport Stacey Van Der Putten spoke to Alexa Cook.

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Two people who fell from cliff in Coromandel both under-18 4:40

9h ago4:40

4:40

Police have confirmed that two people who fell, one fatally, from a Coromandel Cliff over the weekend were both under-18. Thames-Coromandel mayor Len Salt spoke to Paddy Gower.

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Feedback on proposed Regulatory Standards Bill to close 4:22

9h ago4:22

4:22

Feedback on the proposed Regulatory Standards Bill closes on Monday night, and critics are saying it would entrench ACT Party ideology in the country's constitutional framework. Political reporter Lillian Hanly reports.

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Los Angeles fires spread as more homes destroyed 7:18

9h ago7:18

7:18

Four wildfires are currently burning around Los Angeles and at least 16 people have been killed so far, 11 in the Eaton fire, and five in the Palisades fire. AP's International Affiliate correspondent Phillip Crowther spoke to Alexa Cook.

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Political risk can be economic risk, too 7:14

3d ago7:14

7:14

With Donald Trump’s second inauguration about 10 days away, it’s a good time to survey what lies ahead for the U.S. and global economies. The political risk consultancy Eurasia Group recently put out its annual list of top risks for the year ahead. In 2025, rivalries and instability could pose threats to the global economy. Also: a look at the Brit…

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What’s going on with U.K. bonds? 8:32

3d ago8:32

8:32

From the BBC World Service: U.K. government borrowing costs are hovering near a 16-year high, as bond yields have surged, inflation is proving sticky, and the value of the pound has drooped. What’s causing the uncertainty? Plus, Ethiopia has a stock exchange again after 50 years. And later: Shipping giant Maersk warns that only half of its ships ar…

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Morning Report Essentials for Friday 10th January 29:11

3d ago29:11

29:11

On today's episode, the latest on the devastating fires in California, further questions are raised about the Treaty Principles Bill submissions and a close friend of out-going Warrior's captain Tohu Harris weighs in on his retirement. Plus, the giant wasp nest found in South Auckland, scientists say they've worked out how to halve our carbon emiss…

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Are bagpipes back in style? 7:13

3d ago7:13

7:13

More than 100 people descended on the capital for the Royal New Zealand Pipe Bands' Association annual Summer School. It's the biggest summer school in the Southern Hemisphere and one of the biggest in the world. Here's reporter Krystal Gibbens.

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Changing building materials could halve CO2 emissions - study 4:48

3d ago4:48

4:48

A new study has revealed we could halve the carbon emissions caused by humans, by simply changing the materials we build with. A US research team calculated that over sixteen billion tonnes of carbon could be 'captured' and added into common building materials. Professor David Dempsey from Canterbury University spoke to Morning Report…

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The cost of building houses increasing slowly 3:07

3d ago3:07

3:07

The cost of building a house is increasing at a fraction of the pace of recent years, but some involved in the industry say the price is still too high. The latest data from Corelogic shows the cost of building a standard single-storey, three-bedroom, two-bathroom standalone house increased by 0.6% in the December quarter. Money correspondent Susan…

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'Frighteningly large' wasp nest found in Auckland 3:50

3d ago3:50

3:50

A massive wasp nest in South Auckland has been destroyed with exterminators taking two days to get rid of over 200,000 wasps. The "frighteningly large" nest was in a conifer tree on a farm in Karaka. Wasp expert Lloyd Carpenter spoke to Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira.

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Warriors captain resigns after 'phenomenal career' 4:17

3d ago4:17

4:17

Warriors captain Tohu Harris has called time on his NRL career announcing his immediate retirement from NRL Former player Lewis Brown says he had a phenomenal career and his departure leaves leadership opportunities for younger players He spoke to Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira on Morning Report.

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Iwi Leaders discuss new pan-Maori assembly 2:28

3d ago2:28

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Around three hundred Maori leaders are meeting today at Omahu near Hastings to discuss the creation a new pan-Maori assembly. The assembly would promote a collective response to Government challenges. Maori affairs reporter Pokere Paewai spoke to Morning Report.

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Further questions about Treaty Principles Bill submissions 3:49

3d ago3:49

3:49

Tech experts say the huge number of submissions on the Treaty Principles Bill earlier this week may have been the result of nefarious online behaviour. The numbers set a new record and some tech experts aren't ruling out the possibility of an automated online attack. Our political reporter Anneke Smith spoke to Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira.…

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Whangarei Scrubfire burning across 20 hectares 2:11

3d ago2:11

2:11

FENZ says 20 hectares are still burning near Whangarei, and two helicopters have been dispatched to work on the fire. Crews were called to the fire just after midday yesterday. Operations Manager Denis Cooper update Morning Report.

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More on Los Angeles' fire 3:36

3d ago3:36

3:36

Ferocious winds are fuelling the fires in California and there are now multiple fires burning in different parts of Los Angeles Residents say it's like nothing they have ever seen. LA correspondent Ira Spitzer spoke to Morning Report.

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"Apocalyptic" scenes in Los Angeles as wildfires keep burning 6:35

3d ago6:35

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More than a hundred thousand people have been evacuated from their homes as the most destructive wildfires in the history of Los Angeles continues to spread. So far, five people are confirmed to have died. Tim O'Brien, a New Zealander living in Pasadena spoke to Morning Report.

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TikTok heads to the Supreme Court tomorrow 7:38

4d ago7:38

7:38

On Friday, the Supreme Court holds the fate of many of the nation’s content creators in its hands. TikTok parent company ByteDance wants the court to halt a bipartisan law that would require the company to sell the social video platform to a U.S. company. But ByteDance has a backup plan just in case. Plus, 2024 was a record year for bankruptcies, a…

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