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Sewage discharge closes Wellington beaches
5 Feb 2026It's unclear when Wellingtonians will be allowed back on some of their favourite beaches as millions of litres of raw sewage continue to pour into the water. Nick James reports. Audio
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Latest world news with Mitch McCann
5 Feb 2026Catch up with the latest headlines from around the world with Mitch McCann. Audio
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Blue Spring coins to be collected for charity
5 Feb 2026Tourists who have been throwing their coins and rubbish into a spring will be helping someone else's wish come true when their loose change is collected this morning. Fish and Game's Adam Daniels… Audio
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Pacific Waves for 5 February 2026
5 Feb 2026In New Zealand, the latest labour market stats show the unemployment rate has reached 5.4 percent, the highest in a decade. Fiji academic says court ruling 'embarrassed' Fiji PM. Niuean athlete makes… Audio
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Blaming govt for NZ unemployment stats 'unhelpful' - analyst
5 Feb 2026In New Zealand, the latest labour market stats show the unemployment rate has reached 5.4 percent, the highest in a decade. Audio
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Fiji academic says court ruling 'embarrased' Fiji PM
5 Feb 2026A Fijian academic in New Zealand says a court ruling in favour of Fiji's dismissed anti-corruption chief has "embarrassed" Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka. Audio
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Niuean athlete makes his mark in OFC pro league
Niuean athlete makes his mark in OFC pro league. Audio
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Early starts for those preparing kai at Waitangi Treaty Grounds
5 Feb 2026It's been a big week in the lead up to Waitangi day at the Treaty Grounds, Shania Howard is the head of visitor experience there, she told us what's on the menu. Audio
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Labour on NZ infrastructure, unemployment rate
5 Feb 2026Willow-Jean Prime joined the programme from Waitangi to talk about the political issues of the week Audio
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Otago Peninsular close to being possum free
5 Feb 2026Tess Brunton reports from the neighbourhoods around Otago and Southland, this week she tells us a lovely story of an iconic Peter Pan statue. Audio
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Israeli action still taking place in Gaza
5 Feb 2026Alex Baird reports from the Middle East where the Rafah border has once again closed Audio
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Snowboarder Dane Menzies pumped for Winter Olympics
5 Feb 2026Snowboarder Dane Menzies is in Italy for his first Winter Games, he will be one of the first to compete on Friday. Audio
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News in Cook Islands Maori for 5 February 2026
5 Feb 2026The latest news in Cook Islands Maori (Te Reo Maori Kuki Airani) - brought to you by our partner - Pacific Media Network. Audio
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What’s your favourite animal? Turtle, parrot, wonky-donkey-man? Or something else?
5 Feb 2026Kids talk about their favourite animals, and there's the story 'How the Turtle Got its Shell' - plus music from Kiri & Lou, Music with Michal, and Wonky Donkey Man Craig Smith! Audio
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Jamie Tuuta - The Young Gun E6
5 Feb 2026How did a 24-year-old former television reporter end up negotiating against the crown? Jamie Tuuta was one of 10 kids raised by grandparents whose generation were shamed into silence. Why then did the… Audio
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Kiwi grit on ice
5 Feb 2026Skins, snow and scrutiny: How the 2026 Winter Olympics is unfolding for our athletes Audio
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Midweek - Epstein overdrive, Mauao fallout, Luxon on camera
4 Feb 2026Epstein Files hog headlines worldwide as local angles emerge here. Also: more commentary on the tragedy at Mount Maunganui, the PM copping unfair criticism for his visits to the disaster zones, NZ… Audio
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Nights at the Museum: The Disgusting Food Museum
Based in the Swedish city of Malmo, the Disgusting Food Museum features more than 80 foods from dozens of countries, including fermented shark, baby mice wine, fertilized egg and yes, even Vegemite. Audio
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What words would you find in a New Zealand-specific dictionary?
Nights' resident sociolinguist Julia de Bres spent her summer break, as all linguists do, reading a dictionary: The Book of New Zealand Words (2013) to be precise. Audio
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The psychology of queuing
4 Feb 2026Chief Social Scientist at the Curiosity Company Carl Davidson explains why human beings love forming single-file queues. Audio
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Becoming Australia
Lawyer and political commentator Liam Hehir joins Nights to give the counter-argument for New Zealand becoming the seventh state of Australia. Audio