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Trump on trial: Inside the Manhattan courtroom, aboriginal deaths in custody on the rise, and a weekend walloping for the Warriors

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Are the public servant job cuts nearing an end? Preparing for the Olympics, the lowdown on whether beetroot boosts sex drive, the winner of the UK's Invertebrate of the Year

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The Fast Track Approvals Bill and the concentration of decision making power, The Beths on performing at Coachella, dangerous mushrooms, the cows who escaped to an animal shelter

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What will TV3's 6pm news look like under Stuff? How a Sydney student was falsely identified as the Bondi attacker, the rule changes that could leave endangered New Zealand sea lions more at risk, an AI beauty pageant

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Breaking: Stuff to produce 6pm TV news bulletin broadcast

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How pets being allowed in rentals could help family violence victims, the tensions between Israel and Iran. What is going on at NZ Rugby? The museum worker who put up his own painting

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Sydney shockwaves, Christopher Luxon's trip to SE Asia and the future of netball

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Update: Police name offender in Bondi stabbings

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The potentially dangerous, widespread "forever chemicals." Can boot camps for young offenders work? Super Rugby Aupiki finals this weekend, What Gen Z considers a splurge

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Newshub and TVNZ closures - "The health of our democracy is at stake." Cost and staff culture worries at Scott base, risky home drinking

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Breaking: Newshub’s fate sealed, about 300 staff impacted

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Will further media cuts be confirmed today? Predictions about the official Cash Rate announcement this afternoon, Coachella line up and mystery around Rebel Wilson's book

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Breaking: TVNZ reveals decisions on news and current affairs cutbacks

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Staff brace for TVNZ announcement on programme closure plans, David Seymour on which parents should be fined for kids' truancy, the NZ company trying to help women in Gaza cope with period poverty, the scientists wanting to bring back mammoths in 3 years

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Grocery prices and the proposed supermarket merger, Warriors on "not getting ahead of ourselves," Judy Bailey on happy aging, the Italian goats outnumbering residents six to one

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When will the public service cut backs end? Cicada-geddon is coming to the US, the changes that are keeping the Phoenix on top, the odds of coin tossing

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David Seymour on creating a new Ministry while others cutback, doubling pay for professional women's basketball league, countering toxic messaging aimed at young men, US journalists asked to stop stealing from the President's plane

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Breaking: Strongest earthquake in 25 years hits Taiwan, Kiwis affected

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"We have to stop history repeating itself," - Helen Clark pushes for progress on global pandemic plan. What is the real cost of cycleways? Shōgun on Disney Plus and Trump's "God Bless the USA" Bibles

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What do we know about ISIS-K? Details emerge of terror group behind Moscow attack, when flying taxis could arrive in NZ, Super Rugby Aupiki predictions, and why songs are becoming more repetitive

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Is A.I. in sport fair? The possible 100 year sentence for crypto fraudster, Rapid League hits men's basketball, the sick hedgehog that was really a piece of clothing

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The post-hacking relationship between China and New Zealand, the new AI technology boosting Te Reo Māori, Victorian funeral traditions, an unusual protest in the US Presidential Elections

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Breaking - Spy head outlines China hack attempt on parliament

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Instagram pulls back on political recommendations, Hastings Mayor on damming report on Cyclone Gabrielle response, supermarket surveillance, flexible work reduces stress

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Breaking: Cyclone Gabrielle review find state of emergency was declared ‘too late’

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"Do not violate Kate's privacy" - instructions from The Palace, Chris Hipkins and tax reform, the Wheel Blacks celebrate competing on home soil

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Breaking - The full statement from the Princess of Wales on her cancer diagnosis

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Why Police spent 65k on 'staff only' podcast, inside the plight of New Zealand's migraine sufferers, Formula 1 hits Australia, and would you peel an orange on a plane?

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Breaking: Hundreds of public service jobs set to go

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Is the cold weather here to stay? How is our economy going? Welcoming a neurodiverse workforce and the Easter egg nearly 100 years old

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Hollywood's skinny jab and the sister product used here. Who is giving the big political donations? Donald Trump Jnr and the tour downunder plus A.I. says Biden is OK

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Negative political talk and coalition tensions, Kategate, selling a new house for charity, working with postcards and penguins

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"It's democracy, Russia's way" - Putin's election, gravity-defying NRL skills, and why joggling could be the sport for you

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"Distress and discomfort" - a former government vet petitions against re-starting live animal exports, what's going wrong for the Crusaders? Black Grace dance group tackles colonisation, plus animal pics and library fines

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"I've never wanted to do that" - Dave Brown Buttabean Letele on cutting food parcel supplies. Snow for skiing? Working as a surgeon in New Zealand's health system, too many starlings

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How to win at grocery shopping, Lee Tamahori is back, the Princess Kate mystery

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Five years on from the Christchurch terror attacks

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"It shouldn't happen when aid is just kilometres away," - children starving in Gaza, how to stop overthinking, commentating on The Warriors plus the Oscars

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Breaking: Investment properties and tax breaks

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Breaking: TVNZ to axe flagship shows Sunday, Fair Go, two news bulletins

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Mark Sainsbury on impact of TVNZ job losses, majority of GPs have closed books, Up the Wahs! - the first home game of the season tonight, birthday competition winners

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Breaking: TVNZ plans job losses

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Will the government be pleased with its first 100 days? Aussie star footballer faces racially aggravated harrassment charges. The greatest dog show in the world gets underway

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Celebrating Newsable's first 12 months with a birthday rap

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Kiwi music sensation Kaylee Bell joins us to celebrate Newsable's birthday and her new album - plus podcast friends Jeff Wilson and Brad Olsen and a special birthday rap.

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Breaking - David Benbow sentenced over murder of childhood friend

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National's promised cancer drug list in need of a refresh, a big day in politics in the US- Super Tuesday, Bitcoin is booming, TikTok sensation - flower grannies

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The Lipstick Effect: Why little luxury treats are replacing shopping sprees

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"Disillusionment and desperation" in the face of food costs, sellers back in housing market, Jeff Wilson on New Zealand's Golf Open, Air NZ proposed perks

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What does the likely demise of Newshub mean for our media landscape? Australia's double homicide, Taylor Swift and Biden

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New Zealand's media landscape if Newshub goes

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Breaking - Newshub to close

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Will the Reserve Bank bump up the cash rate? Campaigner says New Zealand should have anti modern slavery laws. Can op shops survive fast fashion?

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Australia already has gang laws, but do they work? personalised products on the rise plus speed climbing Olympian

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"Lost childhoods" and the call to ban social media for U16s, questions over Super Rugby's new mouthguards

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Two years of war in Ukraine and a message for New Zealanders, Jeff Wilson on the start of the Super Rugby Pacific

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Fixing mental health - the Minister shares his thoughts, food safety - where is our kai most at risk? An amazing , film watching, side hustle

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Breaking news - Green MP, Efeso Collins, has died

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"In someways the glue that held it all together" - Stuff's political editor on Grant Robertson stepping down, paying for unnecessary medical tests, the Christchurch rebuild nearly 13 years on, rent free in a New York hotel

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Breaking - Grant Robertson retires from politics

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Win for victims of child sexual abuse, the stingray that got pregnant by herself, some extreme tooth fairy gifts

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Will Govt ban 24/7 dog tethering? Tova O'Brien wraps PM Luxon's first State of the Nation address, Blackcaps battle the Aussies, and 1 in 4 people sleep with lights on

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Can the Port Hills landscape recover ? Photoshopped Australia MP talks about the impact, League season kicks off, the escaping Kākāpō

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Breaking - Port Hill fires still not contained

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Breaking - Port Hills fire update

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Looksmaxing - the worrying social trend aimed at young men, the Fletcher fallout and implications for small business, Harry and Meghan relaunch, Guinness record reversal

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Breaking - Christchurch Fire

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Modern slavery -" eroding our freedom and democracy," still the time for first home buyers? Do our workers need "right to disconnect' laws , Gold Coast proposes teeny bikini ban

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"Theft of people's time" - the right to disconnect, Trump's "dangerous comments," cocoa prices soar, help to spot the baddie

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"Happy to be alive and have a second chance" - survivors of Cyclone Gabrielle, Missing Kiwi in Miami cold case, Jeff Wilson on Superbowl

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The most elections ever in a single year, climate activists and new tactics, scoring tickets on empty flights, music for pets

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Trump's court battle to stay on ballot paper, the climate activists' fight to take emitters to court, King Charles' illness, super luxury submarines

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Introducing Tova: Back for 2024 - Wairua, waiata and wero: On the ground(s) for Waitangi 2024

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What now after Waitangi? How sitting could cost life years, climate change and more severe storms, office word salad

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Could free period products in schools go? The housing market warms up and how do the locals at Waitangi prepare for 50 thousand people?

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Facebook turns 20 - a force for good or bad? What to expect at Waitangi, the cost of flying and research on doggy life expectancy

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"Our common pathway to pain" - Health Minister on workforce woes, the New Zealand fishing spot that has claimed 30 lives and a chatbot goes rogue

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Bonus - top UK comedian Russell Howard on last meals and dying on stage

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"A chance to break free" - Sue Bradford on what's next for the Greens, why is there a court case over butter chicken? Plus funnyman Russell Howard reveals what it's like to massage a pig

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Bonus: "I was angry a lot" - James Shaw bemoans the barriers to doing good in government

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"We can't sit here in blissful ignorance " - Judith Collins on role for NZ defence force, the first parliament for 2024, deep fakes and Taylor Swift, X games silver medal

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Calls to change Auckland Anniversary date, a fake crypto CEO, the secret to crunchy carrots, and tracking dog poo

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"Frightening" and "Scary" - ideology and sex education, which supplements to take , if any? Cliff Diving in Auckland and the real name now deemed offensive

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"A strange environment" - housing and inflation, Auckland still vulnerable to flooding, Commonwealth Games in Christchurch 50 years on, Stanley Cup craze

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Up to $180 billion to fix water woes, Trump faces final competitor, Kiwi in Australia's Gladiator reboot, updates and embarrassing filters

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Luxon meets Ardern, housing horoscope, Kiwi TV v streaming giants and the 20-deck liner

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"Today's just day one" - what's next after the big hui, a dream job for fast food fans, supermarket-busting gardening and a six-legged dog

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Children freezing, malnourished and scared - on the ground in Gaza, hopes for Kingitanga hui, threat of olive oil crisis, dodgy Hot Cross bun flavours in Australia

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"I don't need to be part of that discussion" - Seymour no show at Kīngitanga hui, US caucus time, SPCA bursting, finger length and psychopathic traits

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“It would disgust you” - the abuse sent to Ghahraman, stress and shoplifting, the world's ugliest lawn, grunting and tennis

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Breaking: Ghahraman resigns - Greens leadership responds

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"Public has a right to know" - the Ghahraman predicament, AI in 2024, Emmy preview and Succession props auctioned

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"A tragic regionwide game" - conflict in the Middle East spills over, banger summer for business, Māori gathering over government plans, Tiktok dental tips

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How do you become a professional busker?

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Why scary movies could be good for us

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Book lovers alert! - an historic library where you can have a drink as you read, and stay over night

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Take the leap: tradie swaps tools for the sea and working with animals

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Is influencing now a proper job ?

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Too scared to answer the phone

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Why donkeys are great security guards.