Episodios

  • Warnings resurface over iconic fish
    Jul 14 2025

    New Zealand's orange roughy stocks are under fresh scrutiny, and a major fishery faces closure

    What was once called the "white gold" of our oceans is now at risk, and conservationists are fighting to save the country's orange roughy population

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  • Death without a will, and the mess left behind
    Jul 13 2025

    There are some horror stories about the wreckage left behind when people die without leaving a will, but now something watertight is easier to draw up than ever before

    Most people don't want to talk about their death and post-mortem wishes when they're young, but there are so many reasons to have that conversation, and to write a will

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  • Up, up and away - another version of Superman hits the big screen
    Jul 11 2025

    As the James Gunn version of Superman is released in cinemas, we look at the history of a character that truly owns the word iconic

    Superman is, in theory, long past retirement age, but different iterations of the American hero continue to land on our screens and in comic books

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  • All Blacks' performance is no cause for depression
    Jul 10 2025

    There is no room for error when the All Blacks face French firepower in Wellington tomorrow night, and a long-time rugby journalist says fans would be smart to keep bets small

    Between injuries and a surprisingly strong French B-side, the All Blacks have their work cut out for them. A long-time rugby journalist says Saturday's showdown in Wellington is anyone's game.

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  • A win-win-win over medical waste
    Jul 9 2025

    There's a second life in single-use medical devices, but getting Pharmac on board with the money-saving venture has been a battle

    A Canterbury company is successfully remanufacturing so-called single use medical devices, with the potential to save our cash-strapped health sector a wad of money

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  • Erin Patterson faces life behind bars for murder by mushroom
    Jul 8 2025

    The Erin Patterson case has gripped international audiences, in Australia's 'biggest crime story since the Azaria Chamberlain case' of the 80s.

    The Australian mum-of-two served up deadly mushrooms to her in-laws during a Sunday lunch. Nearly two years later, a jury has found her guilty of murder.

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  • The health crisis pushed by a drug crisis
    Jul 7 2025

    With Fiji in the midst of an HIV outbreak, UNAIDS warns that other Pacific Islands countries have all the risk factors of a similar crisis…

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  • Rules and red tape holding back cannabis industry
    Jul 6 2025

    New Zealand is one of the best places in the world to grow dope, but producing marketable medicinal cannabis is a regulatory nightmare

    New Zealand has very few ventures producing medicinal cannabis, and the one that's doing really well doesn't sell directly to New Zealanders

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