Beste Morning Report Podcasts (2025)

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Morning Report Essentials for Monday 24 March 2025 28:36

3h ago28:36

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On today's episode, "Nothing is going to stop us now." That's how New Zealand First Leader Winston Peters wrapped up his State of the Nation speech in Christchurch on Sunday, despite facing seven interruptions from hecklers, dying children may not be getting the end-of-life care they deserve while the country's only publicly funded paediatric palli…

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Career coaching from rodeo clowns 8:26

2d ago8:26

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In our final “Tricks of the Trade” installment at Rodeo Houston, we chat with two rodeo clowns. They may dress and act funny, but they take their jobs seriously. Also known as barrelmen, rodeo clowns protect bull riders when they fall. Plus, air travel worldwide continues to be affected by the closure of London’s Heathrow Airport. And, copper — it’…

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Friday March 21, 2025 Medicare Advantage Companies Spend $300 Million on Lobbying 1:00

5d ago1:00

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Friday March 21, 2025 Medicare Advantage Companies Spend $300 Million on LobbyingVon Russell Mokhiber

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Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia 3:51

4h ago3:51

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We cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh.

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Napier mayor on protest over cuts to after hours health services 4:08

4h ago4:08

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The Mayor of Napier says the government is falling well short of promises made when the city's hospital was closed in 1998. Napier mayor Kirsten Wise spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

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IKEA hopes NZ store will open before Christmas 5:38

4h ago5:38

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In what could be the ultimate Christmas present for Aucklanders, IKEA is hoping its new Sylvia Park store will be open in time to get your holiday gift shopping done there. IKEA's chief sustainability officer Karen Pflug spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

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Sports Chat for 24 March 2025 3:16

4h ago3:16

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An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere.

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Market Update for 24 March 2025 1:19

4h ago1:19

1:19

Market Update for 24 March 2025.

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Crusaders hand Blues heavy defeat 3:39

4h ago3:39

3:39

The Blues are officially in crisis mode after slumping to yet another defeat - this time a 42-19 loss to their oldest rivals. RNZ sports reporter Joe Porter spoke to Corin Dann.

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Govt spending $3 billion on tertiary education 3:51

5h ago3:51

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The government is spending $3 billion on tertiary education this year but early signs suggest it might not be enough to cover all enrolments. Universities New Zealand chief executive Chris Whelan spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

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Health Minister on palliative care for children and Napier protest 5:45

5h ago5:45

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Health Minister Simeon Brown spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss about the lack of publicly available palliative care for children, and a protest in Napier on Sunday over after hours urgent care access.

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Paediatric Society on absence of publicly available palliative care 6:24

5h ago6:24

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Senior doctors at Starship Hospital were told late last month the sole specialist is away until the end of April, and a replacement cannot be found. President of the Paediatric Society Dr. Owen Sinclair spoke to Corin Dann.

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Sports News for 24 March 2025 2:19

5h ago2:19

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New Zealand shot putter Tom Walsh has won a third World Indoor Athletics Championships title.

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Lab workers begin strike action 4:22

5h ago4:22

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Lab workers have started nationwide rolling strikes, causing delays in processing thousands of lab tests. APEX national secretary Dr Deborah Powell spoke to Corin Dann.

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All Whites one win away from World Cup 3:21

5h ago3:21

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The All Whites are one win away from booking their place at next year's FIFA World Cup in North and Central America. NZ Football chief executive Andrew Pragnell spoke to Corin Dann.

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Medical graduates "lost" to NZ 3:29

5h ago3:29

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A top medical graduate who can't find a job in a hospital says Health NZ needs to do more to ensure locally trained doctors are not being lost to the system. Ruth Hill reports.

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Hundreds protest in Napier over cuts to health services 5:00

5h ago5:00

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Hundreds of people took to Napier's streets in protest on Sunday - campaigning against cuts to the city's after-hours urgent health care services. Alexa Cook reports.

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Tributes flow for former All Blacks coach Alex 'Grizz' Wyllie 5:30

5h ago5:30

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Tributes are flowing for one of the most well-known coaches in All Blacks history. Past president of the Canterbury Rugby Supporters' Club Dick Tayler spoke to Corin Dann.

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Pope discharged from Rome hospital 4:17

5h ago4:17

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Pope Francis has appeared at his window of the Gemelli hospital in Rome and offered a blessing for the first time since being admitted on February the 14th. Rome reporter Seema Gupta spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

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Privacy breaches revealed at Oranga Tamariki 5:50

6h ago5:50

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"Grievous" privacy breaches have been revealed at Oranga Tamariki, including a staff member who took a screenshot of a mother's file and shared it with the child's father, leading to the mother suffering further physical abuse. Phil Pennington spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

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NZ First leader Winston Peters on State of the Nation speech 9:22

6h ago9:22

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"Nothing is going to stop us now." That's how New Zealand First Leader Winston Peters wrapped up his State of the Nation speech in Christchurch on Sunday, despite facing seven interruptions from hecklers. Peters spoke to Corin Dann.

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NZ's only public paediatric palliative care specialist on leave 4:01

6h ago4:01

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Dying children may not be getting the end-of-life care they deserve while the country's only publicly funded paediatric palliative care specialist is on extended leave. Investigative journalist Anusha Bradley has the story.

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Sports News for 24 March 2025 1:20

6h ago1:20

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New Zealand shot putter Tom Walsh has made a winning return to the global stage, claiming gold at the World Indoor Athletics Championships in Nanjing.

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Business News for 24 March 2025 4:26

6h ago4:26

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Business news for 24 March 2025.

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Gisborne and Carterton mayors on weekend shootings 4:58

6h ago4:58

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In South Wairarapa, two men will be in court on Monday, charged with murder of a man in Featherston on Saturday afternoon. Also on Saturday a house was shot at in Gisborne, and in the afternoon a 19-year-old was arrested for a gun related offence in Palmerston North. Gisborne mayor Rehette Stoltz and Carterton mayor Ron Mark spoke to Corin Dann.…

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Winston Peters delivers State of the Nation speech 4:03

6h ago4:03

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Winston Peters has declared a 'war on woke' in a fiery address in Christchurch - that was often interrupted by protestors. Political reporter Giles Dexter was in Christchurch.

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Early Sports Chat for 24 March 2025 3:43

6h ago3:43

3:43

An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere.

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Morning Rural News for 24 March 2025 3:13

6h ago3:13

3:13

News from the rural farming sector.

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Early Business News for 24 March 2025 1:11

7h ago1:11

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Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team.

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New Canadian PM to call snap election 6:05

7h ago6:05

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Just a week into the job, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to meet the Governor General - to dissolve Parliament and call a snap election. Journalist Craig McCulloch spoke to Corin Dann from Vancouver.

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Former All Black loose forward and coach Grizz Wyllie dies 2:35

7h ago2:35

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Grizz Wyllie is being remembered as one of the most rugged coaches in All Black history who commanded respect with a hard-nosed style. Penny Miles reports.

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Four firearms related incidents over weekend 3:58

7h ago3:58

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Police were called out to four separate firearm related incidents at the weekend. Police Association president Chris Cahill spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

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Sports News for 24 March 2025 1:12

7h ago1:12

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New Zealand's Tom Walsh has won the men's shot put title at the World Indoor Athletics Championships in Nanjing.

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When an auctioned lamb goes for more than the median home price 7:59

2d ago7:59

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Today, as part of our “Tricks of the Trade” series, we’re at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, where students put goats and lambs up for sale to the highest bidder. Here, livestock auctions generate a pile of philanthropic money for a Texas scholarship fund, and the bids go up and up and up. But first: Air travel is in a snarl today with a powe…

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A fire causes power outage at Heathrow, spurs flight chaos 8:20

3d ago8:20

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From the BBC World Service: London’s Heathrow Airport will be closed Friday following a power outage; more than 1,300 flights face cancellation. The outage was caused by a fire at a nearby electrical substation that supplies the airport’s power. The disruption could last for days. Then, some scam texts are sent by people held against their will at …

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Morning Report Essentials for Friday 21 March 2025 28:34

3d ago28:34

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On today's episode, New Zealand's economy has rebounded out of recession a little more quickly than expected, growing 0.7 percent in the three months to the end of December, Cardiologist say some patients may die waiting for heart scans, we have our weekly political panel, we cross the Tasman to get the latest from Kerry-Anne Walsh, and two Welling…

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Political panel 7:38

3d ago7:38

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Listen to our weekly political panel.

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