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Bryer Oden joins Emile Donovan to talk cheap eats and her dislike of the online diet culture.

An elderly couple are believed to have been killed by a ram at their rural West Auckland property. Police believe an elderly man went out to check on the ram and did not return. The ram was shot by police. "Once our staff arrived at the scene they too were confronted and approached by the ram" - the police said West Coast farmer and Federated Farme…

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Those Who Have The Courage is the first book to bring the story of New Zealand's mounted and armoured forces together. Emile Donovan talks to author and researcher Matthew Wright.

Tim Groser is a former National Party minister and diplomat who served as the ambassador to the United States from 2016 to 2018. He speaks with Emile Donovan.

A wrap of the day's big stories

Frances Loo is the owner and operator of Chapters Book & Tea Shop in Auckland's Mount Eden and hosts a romance readers club. She joins Emile Donovan.

GNS volcanologist Brad Scott joins Emile Donovan.

ABC Wantok Program for 18 April 2024.

The latest news from Melanesia.

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

An elderly couple are believed to have been killed by a ram at their rural West Auckland property. Police believe an elderly man went out to check on the ram and did not return. The ram was shot by police. "Once our staff arrived at the scene they too were confronted and approached by the ram" - the police said West Coast farmer and Federated Farme…

Tonight on The Panel Wallace is joined by panellists Nuwanthie Samarakone & Allan Blackman. They discuss the impact of Taranaki Regional Council scrapping subsidised school busses. Plus a dog that's been teaching people to read in an Auckland library.

Tonight on The Panel Wallace is joined by panellists Nuwanthie Samarakone & Allan Blackman. They discuss the impact of Taranaki Regional Council scrapping subsidised school busses. Plus a dog that's been teaching people to read in an Auckland library.

Tonight on The Panel Wallace is joined by panellists Nuwanthie Samarakone & Allan Blackman to discuss the governments plan for fast track consents. They also discuss whether the public sector job cuts are Rogernomics Part 2.

Tonight on The Panel Wallace is joined by panellists Nuwanthie Samarakone & Allan Blackman to discuss the governments plan for fast track consents. They also discuss whether the public sector job cuts are Rogernomics Part 2.

Great Barrier Island is in dire need of a dentist, with some residents resorting to DIY solutions for pain relief because they can not afford the trip to the mainland for treatment. Luka Forman reports.

The Westfield shopping complex at Bondi Junction in Sydney has opened its doors for the first time since the mass stabbing over the weekend that killed six people and left many others injured. Australia correspondent Peter Ryan speaks to Lisa Owen.

As New Zealand police officers overwhelmingly reject the government's latest pay offer - Australian recruiters are working overtime to lure Kiwi cops across the ditch. A police who RNZ agreed not to name speaks to Lisa Owen about moving to Australia.

News from the business sector, including a market report.

After three years of design, innovation and build work Team New Zealand have launched the AC75 they will sail to defend the America's Cup in Barcelona later this year. Sports reporter Felicity Reid speaks to Lisa Owen from Team New Zealand's base in Auckland.

There is public support for police officers to get a pay rise as their dispute with their employer rolls on. Felix Walton reports.

Rotorua residents say they feel blindsided and betrayed after learning there are plans to keep using motels for emergency accomodation despite promises to end the practice within two years. Carolyne Hall from the residents group Restore Rotorua joins Lisa Owen.

A victim advocate says police absolutely failed a young law student who repeatedly complained to them about a stalker who later brutally murdered her. Victim Advocate Ruth Money speaks to Lisa Owen.

All the top stories and other headlines from the day

Famine is tightening its grip across gaza according to the UN relief agency for Palestinians. WHO spokesperson Dr Margaret Harris speaks to Lisa Owen.

Financial troubles are at the heart of a dangerous apartment building in Auckland which residents have been warned to evacuate. Finn Blackwell reports.

Police officers have overwhelming rejected the latest pay offer from the government and are heading to arbitration. Video journalist Nick Monro asked people if they think police deserve a pay rise.

Sports reporter Jonty Dine speaks to Lisa Owen.

Work is underway on a plan to improve the safety of female MPs it comes on the back of research showing harassment of elected officials especially women is io the rise. Co-chair of the Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians New Zealand Group Labour MP Cushla Tangaere Manuel joins Lisa Owen.

United States correspondent Todd Zwillich speaks to Lisa Owen about Donald Trump's criminal trial entering its second day and a Boeing whistleblower testifying at a Senate hearing.

The police independent watchdog has identifiied a litany of failures in the lead up to a woman's brutal murder at the hands of a stalker. Superintendent Naila Hassan joins Lisa Owen.

Today on the Pre-Panel, Wallace Chapman previews tonight's show and producer Tom Riste-Smith make a case for scrapping the weekend.

Today on the Pre-Panel, Wallace Chapman previews tonight's show and producer Tom Riste-Smith make a case for scrapping the weekend.

Today Mary Holm talks to Jesse about some important points of Kiwisaver for children and the difference it can make for them later on in life whether it's buying a home or their retirement plans.

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

Today's NZ Sporting History guest is from a family of well known sporting achievers. Golfer Ryan Fox has just finished competing at the Masters in the US and he's also New Zealand's highest ranked golfer. He speaks to Jesse.

For a lot of people these days, being single means being on a dating app. Now there's a new local one helping people find a good match. It was launched yesterday and it's founder Emily Heazlewood speaks to Jesse.

A Hakes Bay employer likes to employ anyone for a vacant position - as long as they want the job. Xtreme Contracting Ltd did.operations manager Ziggy Bawden speaks to Jesse.

Even if you don't recognise Aardman Animations by name we're certain you'll have fond memories of their work. Wallace and Gromit, Shaun the Sheep. Now Canterbury University will be involved with their work.

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

On the show today So’omālō is riding solo and is concerned that robots have learned to breath, musician KVKA who’s been all over the globe visits our studio to talk about his latest projects, and actress Paipera Hayes catches up with us to chat about the new series she’s starring in.

Voting has ended in Solomon Islands after the country's first ever joint local and national election. RNZ Pacific editor Koroi Hawkins spoke to World Watch's Andrew McRae from Honiara.

Gymnastics New Zealand has written to all clubs around the country reminding them about what they can do to prevent child sex abuse in the wake of the prolific offending by a Blenheim gym coach. Safeguarding New Zealand head Willow Duffy spoke to Charlotte Cook.

Residents of a central Auckland apartment block are in limbo as they wait to find out whether they'll have to evacuate their homes by Monday. Auckland Council General Manager of Building Consents Ian McCormick spoke to Charlotte Cook.

News from the rural farming sector.

Black Caps all rounder Mark Chapman says the largely inexperienced side in Pakistan needs to grab the opportunity they're been given.

Midday Business News for 18 April 2024.

Police officers are headed to arbitration after turning down a much improved pay offer from the government. Labour Party Police spokesperson Ginny Andersen spoke to Charlotte Cook.