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An idiot abroad? Well, it's a Swede abroad! From time to time, I take on a guest and talk about drive, background, politics, dreams, work (VÄRVET is Swedish for "the task"), and the future. All in all, the Swedish and the English spoken versions of VARVET have been downloaded some 70,000,000 times. I hope you'll contribute with another one. Best, Kristoffer Triumf, Stockholm, Sweden
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Not Just Cute, the Podcast: Intentional Whole Child Development for Parents and Teachers of Young Children
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Not Just Cute, the Podcast: Intentional Whole Child Development for Parents and Teachers of Young Children
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JLo PR, Erika Jayne Anger, Britney Spears free with Josh Wolf
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Are JLo and Ben Affleck recreating photos of themselves from 18 years ago? Britney Spears filed to have her dad removed and have a CPA replace him. What about Jamie Lynn Spears latest posts? Erika Jayne tells a confusing story but I think it makes sense. Three other housewives owe money. The hilarious Comic Josh Wolf from my Chelsea Lately days joi…
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Dan Mitchinson: FedEx, Delta and McDonald's down in third major internet outage in two months
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A sweeping internet disruption on Thursday briefly took out a wide range of major corporate websites — from FedEx and Delta Air Lines to HSBC and McDonald's. The outages coincided with reports of system disruptions from Akamai and Oracle , two key providers of internet infrastructure services. Oracle said Thursday afternoon that its outage was the …
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Hawaii, Drunken Hookups & Late-Night Munchies
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While Amy tells us about her Hawaiian vacation, D'Andra reveals a scandalous proposition she received on a recent wild night out, and talks about the hilarious reason she and Jeremy were fighting in the middle of the night! Follow D'Andra Simmons at https://www.instagram.com/dandrasimmons Follow Amy Vanderoef at https://www.instagram.com/amyvandero…
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Mark Robinson: Comfortable partnering NZ Rugby with a petrochemical company
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NZ Rugby has confirmed a six year sponsorship deal with British petrochemical company INEOS. From next year the company name will appear on the shorts and training jerseys of the All Blacks, Black Ferns, and Sevens teams among others. Greenpeace has hit out at the move saying NZR shouldn't do business with a company that contributes to global warmi…
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James Longman: Even people like Simone Biles have bad days
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Simone Biles’ withdrawal from the gymnastics team final has stunned the Olympic Games. She hadn't been performing as well as expected. Biles told reporters she was struggling with some things; citing mental health, and immense pressure of being an Olympic athlete. US Correspondent in Tokyo, James Longman says this Olympic shocker goes to show that …
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Heather du Plessis-Allan: Do your job - just like NZR
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New Zealand Rugby. Yes! I’m loving these guys today. Because they know their job and they are sticking to it. They announced today that they’ve signed a six year deal with INEOS, a petrochemical company.That’s winding up environmental groups including Greenpeace, because they don’t like the idea that the All Blacks will have INEOS plastered on the …
Huge announcement about the upcoming “Give Them Lala… with Randall” live tour in the form of another special guest reveal! And then it’s storytelling with Randall and Lala as they share details from the big “Midnight In The Switchgrass” movie premiere, Randall’s surfing experience, Ocean’s latest milestones, and tidbits from the set of Vanderpump R…
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Hannah Osborne & Brooke Donaghue: 'A roller coaster of a journey'
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Hannah Osborne and Brooke Donoghue claimed the silver today in the women's double skulls. They were pipped by a hugely impressive Romanian team. The duo chat to Heather Du Plessis-Allan about why this Olympics has been ‘a roller coaster of a journey’ for them. LISTEN ABOVEBy Newstalk ZB
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Nick Hodendijk: Is New World trying to 'break' people?
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The Chief Executive of the Food and Grocery Council has accused one of our major supermarket chains of trying to "break people" Katherine Rich says Foodstuffs New Zealand has been making extreme demands of their suppliers, purely to boost their own profits. The Commerce Commission is publishing a draft market study on the groceries industry tomorro…
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Connor B. on His Cat Costume and Dramatic Breakup with Katie
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Connor B., a fan favorite from Season 17 of “The Bachelorette,” details his limo exit dressed in a cat costume and why it was important to him to cater to Katie. Connor also opens up about his double date with Kaitlyn Bristowe and Jason Tartick and the dramatic exit that left him questioning his “maniac” style of kissing. Plus, Connor shares more a…
In this episode of Alec Mapa: Hot Mess with Matthew Dempsey Psychotherapist, Alec and Matthew have a fascinating conversation about longevity with founding member of The Groundlings, original cast member of Saturday Night Live, and author of the Audible original memoir May You Live In Interesting Times, the comedic genius Laraine Newman. Laraine op…
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11% of tourism accommodation either closed or had no guests last month
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Even before the trans-tasman travel bubble popped, things weren't looking rosy in the tourism sector. New figures from the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) show 11% of tourism accommodation was either closed or had no guests last month. Occupancy across the past year was down to 42%, showing that domestic tourism just can't fi…
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Why are people invited to get the covid jab not getting it?
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A three day mass vaccination event hasn't gone to plan. Less than a quarter of those who were invited actually signed up. Health officials had to expand the invite list twice to find 12,000 more people to make sure the event could go ahead. A total of 140,000 invites were sent out before they got the numbers they needed. Heather du Plessis-Allan as…
Police Commissioner Andrew Coster joined Heather du Plessis-Allan following the guilty verdict in the trial against Eli Epiha. A jury found Epiha gulty of murdering Constable Matthew Hunt and attempting to murder Constable David Goldfinch. Coster talked about what new solutions to keeping the police safe may soon come into force. LISTEN ABOVE…
Eli Epiha, the man who admitted to murdering constable Matthew Hunt has also been found guilty of the attempted murder of a second police officer, Constable David Goldfinch. Craig Kapitan the herald's court reporter recounts what happened during the trial. LISTEN ABOVEBy Newstalk ZB
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Fiji covid patient could be transferred to New Zealand
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The covid outbreak in Fiji is going from bad to worse. The country has reported seven more deaths and a daily record of covid cases of 12 hundred and 85. New Zealand is in discussions with Fiji about bringing a covid patient to New Zealand to receive hospital care here. Fiji correspondent Lice Movono spoke to Heather du Plessis-Allan about how bad …
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Siouxsie Wiles: Transparency around animal testing
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21 organisations have signed a pledge to be more transparent about their use of animals in research, testing and teaching. The signatories have promised to be more open about why and how they use animals; and include all our major universities, AgResearch and AstraZeneca. There was public outcry earlier this year when it was revealed that more than…
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Heather du Plessis-Allan: We need to show humanity
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Heather du Plessis-Allan reveals that her grandmother has passed away after catching covid in a resthome and asks people and governments to show compassion and humanity. LISTEN ABOVEBy Newstalk ZB
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Heather du Plessis-Allan wraps up the day's biggest issues with Grant Robertson
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Heather du Plessis-Allan talks to Grant Robertson about: Woman linked to ISIS, Suhayra Aden, moving to New ZealandWhether the Wallabies will get an exemption for the Bledisloe CupImmigration issues – why skilled people leaving the country due to a lack of certaintyAnd Refining NZ wanting to put a 1 cent levy on every litre of petrol LISTEN ABOVE…
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End of Sydney Lockdown: 'Christmas looks more likely'
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Sydney could be in lockdown for a while yet. New South Wales has 145 new cases of Covid-19 -- 51 infectious while in the community. There's speculation the Australian state will come out of lockdown on September 17. But, International Correspondent Oliver Petersen told Heather du Plessis-Allan that Christmas looks more likely. He says people aren't…
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Hayden Wilde: From a false start to taking out a medal
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Hayden Wilde has won the first Olympic medal for New Zealand in Tokyo with the bronze in triathlon. The race started all but smoothly when some swimmers jumped in the water too early, Hayden among them. He recounts the false start and talks about what he’ll do now he’s taken out a medal. LISTEN ABOVE…
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Iconic Marlboro brand to disappear from UK shelves within 10 years
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Tobacco giant Philip Morris is to stop selling Marlboro cigarettes in the UK within the next 10 years. But how much of this is from the goodness of their hearts? Or is a marketing campaign, as the world looks towards vaping? Director of Ash Deborah Hart spoke to Heather du Plessis-Allan about whether this really is a good thing. LISTEN ABOVE…
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2021 could be a record year for coal imports in New Zealand
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2021 could be a record year for coal imports. The government is expecting that 150,000 more tonnes of coal will be imported this year than last year. Last year well over a million tonnes in total were imported. Most of the imported coal will be burned to keep your lights on, or possibly to charge up your new EV. Chief Executive of Forest and Bird, …
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Intelligence Expert: Suhayra Aden could be 'at threat' in New Zealand
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New Zealand will let terror suspect Suhayra Aden and her children into the country. In February this year Aden crossed from Syria to Turkey, with the Turkish ministry identifying her as an Islamic state terrorist. She was once a dual citizen of New Zealand and Australia, but Australia revoked her citizenship, leaving New Zealand to repatriate her. …
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Former Finance Minister: How we could retire with $4-5 million
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Former Finance Minister Sir Roger Douglas has penned a paper calling for a complete overhaul of all aspects of the welfare system in order to deal with New Zealand's huge debt mountain. He promises virtually every New Zealander could retire with $4-5 million in their super fund accounts. Plus that health, education and housing would all become affo…
In October 1973, 17-year-old Bronwynne Richardson was abducted and murdered in New South Wales, Australia. Over the years, the authorities have arrested and charged a number of individuals with Bronwynne's murder only to see their cases fall apart. Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the mysterious murder of Bronwynne Richardson that continues to d…
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Paranormal Files Canada's Podcast
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S2E10 - Old Finch Bridge, Dundurn Castle, Cornwall Jail, Interview with Sarah - Series Producer from Hotel Paranormal
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Welcome to Season 2 Episode 10. This time around we take a look at Old Finch Bridge in Scarborough, Ontario, Dundurn Castle in Hamilton, Ontario and The Cornwall Jail in Cornwall, Ontario. We also sit down and talk with Sarah Zammit, the series producer for Hotel Paranormal, where we get to ask questions we all want to know about the show! Tune int…
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Gavin Grey: Italy to require Covid-19 'pass' for many activities
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With daily COVID-19 cases sharply rising again, Italy will soon require people to have passes reflecting their health status to access gyms, museums, movie theaters, the inside of restaurants and other venues. Premier Mario Draghi’s government approved a decree Thursday ordering the use of the so-called “green” passes starting on Aug. 6. To be elig…
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Richard Wagstaff: Sick leave entitlement doubles from tomorrow
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From tomorrow, Kiwi workers will see a doubling on their sick leave entitlement - a move described as a game changer by workers' rights advocates. Most employees who have worked for an employer for six months will now be entitled to 10 days paid leave if they, or a dependent, are sick or injured or have a dependent who is sick or injured. Employees…
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Sports Huddle: Bledisloe Cup, Christchurch indoor stadium and Rugby League World Cup
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Jacinda Ardern has given Australia seven days to prove an economic case to get permission to enter New Zealand and play in the Bledisloe Cup. The All Blacks are scheduled to host the Wallabies at Eden Park on August 7 in the opening Bledisloe with two tests supposed to follow in Perth and Wellington next month. Christchurch will reduce the capacity…
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Danella Roebeck: Waiheke Island marina debate heating up
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There is a battle brewing between opponents of the Waiheke Island marina development. They are there local iwi and a collective of protesters called Protect Putiki. Protect Putiki say they’ve raised some money but the local iwi say that isn’t going through to the legal costs to oppose this. Ngati Paoa Trust Board co-chair Danella Roebeck spoke to H…
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Rob Waddell: It's just great to get Olympics underway
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Olympic events are well under way and anticipation's building for tonight's opening ceremony. More than 10,000 athletes are competing despite Covid cases linked to the games now reaching more than 90 today. Athletes from 200 countries will take part in tonight's parade. New Zealand chef de mission Rob Waddell told Heather du Plessis-Allan it's just…
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Chris Hipkins: Travel bubble pause to give Australia time to control outbreaks
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Chris Hipkins isn't backing down over pausing quarantine-free travel with Australia for eight-weeks from midnight as the Delta variant continues to spread. For the next week managed return flights will bring home New Zealand citizens and residents. The Covid-19 Response Minister told Heather du Plessis-Allan it's about giving Australia enough time …
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Brian Ashby: Bledisloe Cup and Rugby Championship tests thrown into disarray by border closure
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Closing the transtasman bubble for at least eight weeks has thrown plans for the Bledisloe Cup and Rugby Championship into disarray. The All Blacks are scheduled to host the Wallabies at Eden Park on August 7 in the opening Bledisloe with two tests supposed to follow in Perth and Wellington next month. New Zealand Rugby is scrambling to find soluti…
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Boudewyn Couprie: Covid vaccine 0800 number mishap another example of mismanaged rollout
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A Wellington man was left baffled after a Covid vaccine Healthline mix-up this morning. Capital & Coast DHB has apologised after Wellingtonians trying to book their Covid vaccines were unable to access the service through a number listed by the Ministry of Health. Wellington man Boudewyn Couprie is in group 3 and said he has been calling his GP and…
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Heather du Plessis-Allan: Pausing the bubble the right move economically
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The Government’s done the right thing suspending the trans-Tasman bubble today. Delta has clearly changed the risk calculation. It says a lot that New South Wales – which is the state that has managed Covid without having to go into a widespread lockdown this entire pandemic – has now been forced into lockdown. And even after four weeks of lockdown…
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Enda Brady: Prince George birthday photos have a nod to Prince Philip
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have shared an adorable new photo of Prince George to mark his 8th birthday. The image shows George grinning from ear-to-ear wearing a navy and orange polo shirt and matching navy shorts. The photo was taken in Norfolk earlier this month at the Duke and Duchess' home Amner Hall. Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton …
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The Huddle: Taking the knee, white privilege course and Kainga Ora
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The Football Ferns took the knee before their game against Australia following the movement of NFL player Colin Kaepernick from 2016. The movement has gone beyond the NFL and made it to England in the Premier League and Euros. Emails released under the Official Information Act show the white privilege courses cost the Ministry of Education almost $…
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Gabi Rennie: Such a cool feeling that my brother saw me score on debut
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New Zealand may have lost to Australia 2-1 in the Olympics on Wednesday, but debutant Gabi Rennie’s first touch in her goal was spectacular. And extra special, one of the very few people allowed in that crowd was Gabi’s older brother, a TV camera operator. Rennie told Heather du Plessis-Allan to have her brother there to see her score on her debut …
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Tamati Coffey: Rotorua harbouring nation's homeless is a myth
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Labour's local MP in Rotorua is keeping positive about efforts to turn around the city's dire housing situation. Kainga Ora has paid $8.1 million to buy the Boulevard Motel on Fenton Street and two-thirds of a hectare of land in the town. It plans to turn the motel into temporary accommodation for 80 people and then build houses on the land. Waiari…
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Heather du Plessis-Allan: You should support the coal mining in Southland
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Unsurprisingly, there’s a fair bit of controversy over Southland District Council’s decision to allow a mining company to explore for coal in the area. But frankly, if you care about the environment, then you should support this. The fact is we’re burning coal and we will be burning coal for the foreseeable future because we do not have an alternat…
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David Seymour: Diversity courses are old fashioned profiling, racism, discrimination
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ACT has lashed the Government for putting civil servants through a course on diversity. Emails released under the Official Information Act reveal it's cost the Ministry of Education almost $700,000 alone. Participants are told recognising privilege acknowledges our colonial history and its impact on society. But ACT Leader David Seymour says it's j…
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Rachel Uchitel files suit against Seeking.com
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Former Tiger Woods girlfriend, Rachel Uchitel shares how damaging a signed NDA can be when its purpose is to hide a corporation’s bad behavior. Her job at Seeking Arrangements did not go as she expected and she shares all about it. Plus, I ask her about Tiger, the documentary she was in, Tiger’s accident, and dating married celebrities. She also da…
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Sam Dickie: Otago University report shows 128 million dollars missed out on by community trusts
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Community trusts have left $128 million on the table because of poor investment decisions, according to a report by Otago University. It found that 11 of the country's 12 community trusts failed to outperform Simplicity's passive benchmark over a three year period, from 2017 to 2020. However, the trusts cast doubt on the report's methodology and fi…
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Murray Olds: It's taken weeks to get Scott Morrison to apologise for vaccine rollout
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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has apologised for the slow rollout of vaccinations in his country. For days he's been asked to say sorry for the fact Australia has the lowest vaccination rate in the OECD, which is a key reason half of the country is now in lockdown. "I take responsibility for the vaccination programme," he said. "I'm sorr…
