The Webtrends Optimize Podcast gathers together a collection of individuals to discuss key topics of the day and their impact on CRO, testing, personalisation and analytics. A collaboration of minds and personalities from both from within our business and experts from other demographics, industries, companies… all who share a common passion for conversion rate optimisation.
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The Conversion (a GAIN specialist) podcast. If you're into making smart decisions backed by real data, you're in the right place. We’re the team behind Conversion, a GAIN specialist, the leading CRO agency helping brands like Microsoft, Meta, Domino’s, and more make serious improvements through experimentation. What to expect here: Weekly podcast episodes: conversations with CRO experts, marketers, UX pros, and growth leaders covering A/B tests and more. Special deep-dive sessions: get the f ...
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How do you sell a $20,000 product to a busy school principal who’s never heard of your brand? How do you win back public favor when the NY Times slams your company? How do you build community when your huge Earth Day initiative is shut down by a global pandemic? You send an email of course. These are real challenges that real brands faced – and solved – with email. Listen in on email experiments that worked – and didn’t – to inform and inspire your own email strategies. Every other week, an ...
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Alan and Brent talk about Modern Testing (which isn't all that modern, and not really about testing - except when it is). Every other week or so, A&B tell stories and discuss what's happening in the world of software - including a variety of topics like Agile, Lean, Delivery, DevOps, Data Science, Experimentation, Leadership, and more. Intro / Outro music on the AB Testing podcast is The One by Rivet. License: CC BY Intro / Outro music on ABT343 is from https://filmmusic.io “Werq” by Kevin M ...
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The Data Skeptic Podcast features interviews and discussion of topics related to data science, statistics, machine learning, artificial intelligence and the like, all from the perspective of applying critical thinking and the scientific method to evaluate the veracity of claims and efficacy of approaches.
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Willkommen beim „Digital Business Podcast“, dem ultimativen Audio-Hub für alle, die die digitale Wirtschaft verstehen und meistern wollen. Unter dem Motto „eCommerce, Finance und alles, was die Digitalwirtschaft bewegt!“ decken wir jede Woche die neuesten Trends, bahnbrechenden Technologien und finanziellen Strategien ab, die für den Online-Handel entscheidend sind. Egal, ob du ein Startup-Gründer, ein erfahrener Investor oder ein neugieriger Digital Enthusiast bist, hier findest du tiefe Ei ...
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A podcast for my random thoughts in life. ^^ 23 | Aspiring Speaker | College Student taking AB in Theology.
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Marketplace Insider, podcast is sponsored by SPCTEK that is all about helping you win in the world of online selling. We teach you how to sell and grow on Marketplaces like (Amazon, eBay, Walmart, Etsy), how to be a great entrepreneur, and how to improve your business and yourself. Listen in and learn something new every time!
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An in depth analysis of the Programming in the CrossFit landscape ranging from CrossFit main site to the CrossFit Games everything in between. If you want to know how to program for the ultimate test of fitness and how to train for it, you came to the right place.
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Listen to Rob Reynard and Corey Trent give recommendations and commentary on the latest trends and news in internet marketing. No matter what you do in internet marketing, you'll get relevant ideas that you can use. New episodes are released every Monday. Text or voicemail us at 904-270-9603.
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The weekly podcast for marketers who strive to be continuously improving. Who understand that our world is constantly changing, and it’s up to us to keep learning and growing. Because what works today, probably won’t work tomorrow. A mix of practical tips and interesting guest interviews to keep you improving your tech marketing skills.
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Step right up, and enter the Advertising Hot Seat! This is the podcast for marketers and advertisers who crave raw, unfiltered advice, strategies, and insights from the trenches of the advertising world. Our host, Jeromy Sonne, CEO of Daypart.ai, brings his decades of experience, wit, and candor to tackle the hottest topics and controversies in the industry. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting, the Advertising Hot Seat will ignite your passion, sharpen your skills, and give you th ...
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‘Beauty and the Brand,’ is the ultimate podcast for beauty, health, and wellness entrepreneurs! Hosted by Aggie Burnett, a seasoned beauty industry expert, former Glamour Beauty Editor, and founder of a successful indie fragrance brand, this podcast is your go-to resource for launching, growing, and scaling legacy brands that stand the test of time. Join Aggie as she shares her wealth of knowledge from over 15 years in the industry, offering actionable strategies and deep dives into the late ...
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Checkpoint with Lisa Owen is RNZ’s weekday drive-time news programme, Our people, stories and breaking news and interviews from 4-6pm.
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Ross Karl, Bryn Hall and James Parsons host a weekly chat about all things New Zealand rugby, from Super Rugby Pacific, the All Blacks, Bunnings NPC, Farah Palmer Cup, and Super Rugby Aupiki, the team have you covered with unique insight from current pros still in the game. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Welcome to the Bach and Arthur Podcast, hosted by ItalianBach and Arthur Frederick (also known as ArthurTV)!This podcast is a mix between comedy and education, with funny, light-hearted topics discussed alongside those relating to science, philosophy and religion.Bach has a particular interest in astronomy (which, as an astrophysics graduate, is somewhat his specialty subject) and Arthur has a keen interest both philosophy and the natural sciences (both no doubt furthered by having graduated ...
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Join Brian Barry and Sean McMahon each week to discuss the latest rugby stories, results and previews! Produced by Dave O'Regan Produced by Dave O'Regan
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Coming to you from the heart of Beirut, Lebanon, DO NOT WORRY is a comedy podcast hosted by Anthony Sargon and his interns Elijah and Nour! In a country on the verge of complete economic and political collapse, let's take a few moments to discuss life in Beirut, influencer cringe, movies, TV, and more!
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Australia correspondent Nick Grimm spoke to Lisa Owen about the country announcing it will join the 147 out of 193 UN member states who will recognise a Palestinian state in September. Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu slammed the move calling it "shameful" while Australia's opposition leader said her coalition will revoke recognition if i…
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Major changes coming for future for America's cup
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Major changes are coming for the future of the America's Cup on and off the water. After months of toing and froing the protocol for the next event, to be held in Naples in mid-2027, has finally been signed by the defender Team New Zealand and the challenger of record Athena Racing. The changes are being promoted as being "more inclusive, compellin…
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Critical shortages in Canterbury's mental health services
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Critical staff shortages, an unsafe work environment and failures of leadership are among the findings of a review into Canterbury's mental health service. Director of Mental Health, Doctor John Crawshaw carried out the investigation and spoke to Lisa Owen.
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Failings found in Canterbury's mental health service after two women killed
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Critical staff shortages, an unsafe work environment and failures of leadership are among the findings of a review into Canterbury's mental health service. Mental health director, Dr John Crawshaw, began his report after Hillmorton patient Zakariye Hussein murdered Laisa Waka Tu-ni-dau in 2022 as she walked home from work in Christchurch. In Octobe…
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IV drug users demanding say in needle exchange services
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Intravenous drug users are demanding a say in the future of the South Island's needle exchange services, warning health leaders are gambling with their lives. In seven weeks, needle exchange programme DISC Trust will hand over its long-standing contract, which provides sterile drug injecting equipment at six sites around the South Island. Health NZ…
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Pre-schoolers learning the power of worm farms
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South Auckland pre-schoolers are learning the value of getting their hands dirty to grow fresh fruit and veggies, and the awesome power of the humble earthworm to get it to go absolutely gangbusters. Kids at the Barnardos Early Learning Centre in Otara are stuck in to school's veggie garden and worm farm, learning how to transform food waste into h…
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Months-long wait for cardio test, days if done private
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A cardio test that heart patients in some regions can wait up to six months for can be delivered in days, according to a private provider. Half of all heart attack patients are not being treated within accepted timeframes in New Zealand according to a new Otago University report. CardioScan Aotearoa is contracted by Tairawhiti and Taranaki hospital…
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Decline in ram raid shows fading online craze
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Online behaviour experts have said the sudden growth and equally swift decline of ram raids in recent years shows a fading online craze, made harder by measures such as bollards and fog cannons. But police have said there are a range of factors at play and the offences have seen them change their response practises and speed up their engagement wit…
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Injury highs and lows for All Blacks ahead of Chamionship
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Some mixed news on the injury front for the All Blacks ahead of their Rugby Championship opener. A couple of key forwards remain sidelined for the first test in Argentina, however all three Barrett brothers are back. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.
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Motorist's tyres ripped up by razor sharp road metal
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Kaipara motorists are demanding compensation after their car tyres were ripped up by razor sharp road metal. They said the metal was wrongly laid and has left them with big bills. Since fresh metal was laid on Arapaoa, Hamlin and Neems Road south of Dargaville last month a number of residents have had punctures, some suffering multiple flat tyres a…
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Trump claims crime 'out of control' despite opposing stats
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Washington DC correspondent Todd Zwillich spoke to Lisa Owen about Donald Trump ordering hundreds of National Guard troops into Washington DC to tackle what he called a 'public safety emergency'. The president said crime is 'out of control' and that 'violent gangs' have taken over the capital. But the stats on crime rates show quite a different sto…
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Less might be more when it comes to happiness
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What makes you happy and rich in life? Is it more money and stuff, or the complete opposite; consumming less and embracing a simplier existence. Researchers from the University of Otago have been studying exactly that, and the study found less might be more when comes to happiness. Lead researcher and Associate Professor at the University of Otago,…
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Springboks or All Blacks .. who dominates the Rugby Championship?
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It's Rugby Championship time and ARP gets into who looks best placed for wins! Argentina have beaten the All Blacks three times in recent years. We look into why, as well as breaking down Australia's chances against the Boks. With Richie Mo’unga returning in 2026, we ask whether NZ needs a first choice 10, or whether Scott Robertson should follow R…
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REPLAY: Personalization in email marketing isn't as simple as you think | Takeaways from Personalized Problems
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♻️ This is a replay episode originally aired on August 21, 2024. I’m resurfacing it because – as much as we love fresh content – replaying smart ideas deepens the insights. And a second listen usually surfaces something you missed the first time ‘round. So, earbuds in — pen out. Let’s make this listen actionable. ♻️ Let’s dive into the strategies a…
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New Christchurch stadium to host Super Rugby's Super Round
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Christchurch's brand-spanking new central city stadium has been given hosting rights to Super Ruby's Super Round next Anzac weekend - the arena's debut major sporting event. The long-awaited $680 million stadium is set to open in April, with the defending champion Crusaders playing the first competitive match. It'll be the first time the Super Roun…
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Dozens of London Underground staff facing deportation
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United Kingdom correspondent, Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about dozens of London Underground staff facing deportation, as well as a heatwave that's set to hit the UK.
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Silver Ferns shooter Nweke given exemption to play
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It is the news netball fans have been waiting for, star shooter Grace Nweke has been given an exemption to play for the Silver Ferns, despite playing in Australia. Sports reporter Bridget Tunnicliffe spoke to Lisa Owen.
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'Unprecedented' spate of violent crime and police shortages hit Northland
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An "unprecedented" spate of violent crimes coupled with a significant police shortage in Northland means dozens of officers are being sent to the region on rotations to help out. The special staff operation has been running for three months, with about 30 police from other districts being re-deployed to Northland for five weeks at a time to plug th…
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Chronic under-resourcing of cardiac care costing lives
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Heart disease is costing the country nearly $14 billion a year in direct costs to the health system and early deaths of one in five New Zealanders. That was the stark analysis from Otago University research, which shows chronic under-resourcing of cardiac care is costing lives. Ruth Hill reports. And for more, Health New Zealand's Chief Clinical Of…
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Peters considering recognising Palestinian statehood
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The government has announced it is 'considering' recognising Palestinian statehood, and will deliberate over the next month before taking its decision to the United Nations General Assembly. Australia has gone a step further, at almost exactly the same time Winston Peters set out New Zealand's intentions, Anthony Albanese held a press conference, c…
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'Sense of betrayal' - pay equity hearings begin
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A sense of betrayal and an under-valuing of women's work. That was the resounding message at the first day of the People's Select Committee hearings, formed in response to the Equal Pay Amendment Act. The changes, announced in May by Workplace Relations Minister Brooke van Velden, halted 33 claims from female-dominated workforces which sought to pr…
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Israel plan to seize Gaza City triggers emergency UN meeting
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Middle East correspondent Perry Wilton spoke to Lisa Owen about Israel's controversial plans to seize Gaza City triggering an emergency United Nations Security Council meeting. It comes as a growing list of countries, including the UK, France, and now Australia intend to recognise Palestinian statehood at the UN General Assembly in September. Our f…
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New Christchurch stadium set to revive Super Rugby Super Round
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Christchurch's Te Kaha stadium is set to revive Super Rugby's 'Super Round'. The 'Super Round' - last held in 2024 - will be the first major sporting event hosted at Te Kaha which is scheduled to open next April. Sports reporter Jamie Wall spoke to Lisa Owen.
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Three more sea lions killed in 'heartless' attack
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A heartless and disturbing trend is how an animal welfare trust is describing the killings of three more sealions. Oamaru police are investigating after three endangered sea lions were shot at the mouth of the Waitaki River on Saturday. Two were found dead and the third had to be euthanised because of its injuries. Waitaki Police Sergeant Tony Wood…
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It's the kind of price tag that might even make strongman Popeye cry. A 300g bag of spinach was $8.29 at one Auckland supermarket last week; or more than $27 per kg. This week it's worse with some packaged spinach is going for more than $33 a kilo. The Infometrics-Foodstuffs New Zealand Grocery Supplier Cost Index indicates there was an average 2.2…
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Analyzing the 2025 CrossFit Games w/ J.R. Howell and John Young
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We take the ultimate deep dive into the events, strategy, and structure of the 2025 CrossFit Games. Each event we unpack the event programming from every angle — from stimulus and time domains to movement patterns, athlete responses, and the big picture behind Dave Castro's master design. Whether you're a coach, competitor, or fan of elite fitness,…
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UK homelessness minister quits over dogdy rent dealings
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United Kingdom correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about the homelessness minister quitting, after she was accused of dodgy rent dealings, as well as UK Police turning to the public for information about a $1 million jewellery heist.
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Labour education spokesperson rejected to work on NCEA reforms
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The Labour leader Chris Hipkins has rebuked his education spokesperson after finding out she ignored, then rejected offers to work with the government on NCEA reforms. ACT's David Seymour said if she was one of his MPs, he would have fired her. But Labour is pushing, and said there still needs to be more consultation on the NCEA changes. Russell Pa…
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Provincial rugby gets in full swing this weekend with the Farah Palmer Cup kicking off its 26th season. While the Black Ferns prepare for their World Cup defence, players back home will be eager to perfrom with some just one injury away from getting a ticket to England. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.…
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NZ Energy meets with Shane Jones in attempt solve gas shortages
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Closures, swapping to more export alternatives or dirtier substitutes are some of the options facing small to medium businesses struggling to get gas contracts. The Business NZ Energy Council said a raft of business in industries from manufacutring to market gardening are worried about uncertainty around energy supplies as the come off contracts. T…
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Military style boot camps finish 12 month pilot
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Only two of the teen boys who went through the government's controversial military-style boot camp trial haven't reoffended. Despite this, the agency and minister in charge are trumpeting its success, as the 12-month pilot finishes. Critics though said the boys should have had better support growing up, and the reoffending rate proves boot camps ar…
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Israel's defence force is getting ready to take over Gaza city after the security cabinet approved the plan. Ahead of an hours long meeting, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told media he wants to take control of the whole Palestinian territory. His office has confirmed the IDF will prepare for the take over of Gaza City while ensuring th…
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Wellington Airport unveils new centerpiece sculpture
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For over a decade, a pair of huge eagles ridden by Gandalf the wizard greeted people as they arrived in the city famous for the Lord of the Rings and the Hobbit. But no longer. Today, Wellington Airport unveiled its brand new centerpiece created by Weta Workshop and it's already proving a hit with locals and visitors. Massey University journalism s…
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Warning as gas shortage could lead to business closures
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Business leaders and the Associate Energy Minister have been in crisis talks after a Taranaki manufacturer revealed looking to shutdown production for up to four months because it can't get a guaranteed gas supply. Ballance Agri-Nutrients uses the gas to power its production but it lost its supply to Contact Energy, and said it cant find a relaible…
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It was all aboard the City Rail Link express today for the Prime Minister and Cabinet colleagues in another milestone for the multi-billion dollar project. A train did a special VIP test run in the new tunnels. Auckland's mayor was on board too - and liked what he saw inside the station - but as for what's outside? He called that a disappointment. …
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Questions over AB's team selection following Mo'unga return
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It has been an interesting last 24 hours for the All Blacks, as confirmation came through that Richie Mo'unga will be returning next season. Mo'unga will be eligible for test rugby in time for the end of year tour and the 2027 Rugby World Cup. However, the news effects more than just team selection, with the rebel R360 competition trying to get off…
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Money spent on Lotto tickets could lead to a $100k windfall
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There's a way that the money you're putting aside for your Lotto ticket could give you an almost certain $100,000 windfall. Lotto's Powerball is rolling over for a $20 million prize on Saturday. But while we spend a combined more than $700 million a year on Lotto products, investment experts say people might be missing out on a prize that they are …
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Japan records steep decline in population growth
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Asia correspondent Adam Hancock spoke to Lisa Owen about Japan continuing to record a steep decline in population growth.
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Ministry shelves book due to 'too many' Māori words
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A children's reading book has been shelved by the Ministry of Education because it has apparently got too many Māori words in it. In a message to schools, it said student sized copies of 'At the Marae' will not be reprinted due to the "high number" of te reo Māori words in the text. The Ministry of Education said Māori vowel sounds are different to…
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Fetishes, Fan Fiction and the Science of Attraction
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This week we discuss the science of attraction, the weirdest fetishes and how we develop them, and read some of our very own fan fiction... Get involved: - Submissions box https://forms.gle/uTTw3iy3nrnhu8247 - Support us on Patreon for priority submissions and more bonus perks https://patreon.com/bachandarthur Follow us on socials: - Instagram @bac…
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Australia debating introducing controls on AI growth
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Australia correspondent Nick Grimm spoke to Lisa Owen about Australia wrestling with whether to introduce a new regulatory regime to try to control the unharnessed growth of artificial intelligence. It comes at the cost of many people's jobs while the profits flow to the overseas tech giants controlling the technology.…
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White Ferns immersed in conditions ahead of Cricket World Cup
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The White Ferns are leaving no stone unturned ahead of this year's Cricket World Cup in India. Linking up with the Chennai Super Kings, a select group of New Zealand batters are spending weeks immersed in the conditions they're likely to face at the global tournament in September. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.…
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The government has officially labelled product labels a problem and ordered a review. It said we currently have 30 codes, standards and regulations, and that is too many, with the current requirements costly, frustrating, complex and outdated. Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Scott Simpson spoke to Lisa Owen.…
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Devastation, dismay and shock were some of the reactions to St John's plan to axe a raft of community programmes. Hato Hone wants them gone by next year as part of decade-long strategy. 1100 volunteers could go, those are people helping out in emergency departments and rest homes, pick up groceries for those unable to, reading and offering companio…
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Gas shortages force Taranaki business to temporarily close
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A gas shortage could force a Taranaki business to shut down its fertiliser production plant for up to four months. Ballance Agri-Nutrients is warning if things dont improve, businesses maybe forced onto an energy roster, with rotating times for production. The Kapuni Plant uses gas to power their production and as a raw ingredient for fertiliser th…
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Allegations of over-crowding, soiled beds in respite care
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A woman who has moved her elderly parents out of multiple rehab and respite facilites because of serious concerns, including over-crowding, mistakes with medication and unchanged soiled bedding, said sweeping reform is needed in aged care. The woman, we're calling Sandy for privacy reasons, said earlier this year her father, who has dementia, was d…
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