최고 Checkpoint 팟캐스트 (2025)

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British MPs repond to MI5 espionage alert 6:02

11h ago6:02

6:02

UK correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about the response to a formal espionage alert issued by MI5 and a ban on plastic wet wipes on England shelves coming into force in 2027.

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Up To Date: The Steam Machine 53:36

2d ago53:36

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Join Elliot, Luke, Cas, and Kolby in this episode of Checkpoint on JOY where they talk about Valve’s entry to the console wars with the Steam Machine. Catch the latest episode on Spotify: Giving a 1-Up to diversity in gaming. The post Up To Date: The Steam Machine appeared first on Checkpoint.저자 JOY 94.9 - Queer Podcasts for all our Rainbow Communities: Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Trans, Intersex, Asexual, Queer, LGBTI, LGBTIQA+, LGBTQIA+, LGBT, LGBTQ, LGB

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Stage 16 - Level 34: "Diegote in the Sky with Lumines" 3:41:23

2d ago3:41:23

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Un combo que se va agrandando a lo largo de la noche, junto con nuestro entusiasmo. Megaminuto Megawacky State of Play y un monitor de Sony Lumines Arise y Skate Story: la falopa digital Europa Universalis V Hyrule Warriors Age of Imprisonment Valve anuncia cosas y nos manijeamos

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Episode 278 - Eyedrop Juice 1:08:48

7d ago1:08:48

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This week on Checkpoint Chat, we checked out the long-awaited return of Ryu in Ninja Gaiden 4 while avoiding the mess he's made on the walls, on the ceiling, and pretty much anywhere else you can think of. The Outer Worlds 2 is also out and reminding us that Fallout New Vegas was pretty damn good, and so is this latest Obsidian role-playing game se…

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Ces émotions inattendues que le JV peut provoquer? 1:24:32

8d ago1:24:32

1:24:32

Dans cet épisode d’Au Coin du Checkpoint, on aborde des jeux qui nous ont procuré des émotions qu'on ne voit pas souvent dans le JV mais aussi comment le JV peut donner des ressentis variés et différents des autres médias Soutenez-nous sur Patreon en devenant un Compagnon du Checkpoint ! Accédez à des avantages exclusifs et ludiques… et offrez-nous…

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Checkpoint Now 2025/10 - Őszi lehúzós hírek Pokémon-brékinggel 2:22:46

10d ago2:22:46

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Grath és Stöki retro videojátékos podcastjának nem retrós vadhajtása, havi hírkommentálás. Fő téma most nem volt, mindenféle - főleg negatív - októberi hírt beszéltünk ki. Kísérőposzt: https://iddqd.blog.hu/2025/11/09/checkpoint_now_2025_10_oszi_lehuzos_hirek_pokemon-brekinggel00:01:03 - Ezzel játszottunk a hónapban00:12:58 - Kommentekre reagálás00…

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Evening business for 19 November 2025 2:01

11h ago2:01

2:01

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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Black Caps vs West Indies marred by rain again 2:24

11h ago2:24

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Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen about the Black Caps vs West Indies suffering another rain delay and the result of the All Whites match against Ecuador.

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Pike River mine families still fighting 9:11

11h ago9:11

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Some Pike River mine families are still fighting for a corporate manslaughter law 15 years after the diaster that killed 29 men. The deaths lead to the creation of WorkSafe and the 2015 Health and Safety at Work Act, which passed with cross-party support. A Royal Commission of Inquiry found New Zealand's old safety laws lacked the teeth, and there …

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Govt announces end to Rotorua emergency housig motels 3:25

12h ago3:25

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The government has announced an end to emergency housing motels in Rotorua - fulfilling a campaign promise. The minister responsible, Tama Potaka, said it will restore the town's safety, dignity, and confidence. But Labour said all it's done is shift the problem to the streets. Political reporter Giles Dexter has more.…

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Worksafe changes won't lead to another Pike River - Van Velden 5:45

12h ago5:45

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Workplace Relations and Safety Minister Brooke Van Velden said she doesn't believe the changes the government is making to Worksafe will lead to another Pike River disaster. Van Velden has been meeting with the families of some of the 29 men who were killed in an explosion at the mine 15 years ago. The Pike Families are calling for more health and …

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Mounting calls for stronger dog control law 4:45

12h ago4:45

4:45

A petition calling for a stronger dog control law has put the spotlight back on Northland's, and the nation's, problem with roaming dogs. Dog attack victims say they're too scared to walk to their dairy and even a Northland dog advocate says the problem is completely out of hand and will only get worse as economic hardship deepens. The Mayor of the…

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New Cook Strait ferry project to be under $2 billion - Peters 2:55

12h ago2:55

2:55

Rail Minister Winston Peters said the budget for the new Cook Strait ferry project is less than half the cost of the previous Government's ill-fated mega ferry plan, even though the new ferries cost a bit more.The total project cost will be under 2 billion dollars. In making the big announcement in Wellington, he lost no opportunity to stick the bo…

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Play sand postive for asbestos at West Auckland primary school 6:05

12h ago6:05

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A west Auckland primary school has told parents the coloured play sand it's been using is positive for asbestos. It's arranging decontamination and air quality tests. The sand is part of a major recall of mulltiple products. Meanwhile, 23 schools and 12 early learning services around the country are temporarily closed or planning to close. John O'R…

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NZ ranked 'low-performing' with Climate Change performance 3:24

12h ago3:24

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New Zealand has slid further down an international climate change league table, with authors now ranking us as 'low-performing'. As a nation, we've tumbled to 44th out of 63 countries in the Climate Change Performance Index, because of what authors say is a continuing roll-back of climate-friendly policies. Climate change correspondent Kate Newton …

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Eli Katoa ruled out of 2026 NRL season after brain injury 3:38

12h ago3:38

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Melbourne Storm star Eliesa Katoa will miss the 2026 NRL season as he continues his recovery from brain surgery. The 25 year-old copped multiple head knocks while on test duty with Tonga during the Pacific Championships earlier this month. He suffered seizure activity on the sideline and was taken to hospital, where he had surgery on a brain bleed.…

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Have you got a silent mind? 7:43

12h ago7:43

7:43

Auckland University Professor of Psychology Tony Lambert spoke to Lisa Owen about the science behind anauralia; a condition which means you cannot hear sound in your mind.

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China-Japan tensions affecting travel 2:34

13h ago2:34

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Asia correspondent Katie Silver spoke to Lisa Owen about the impact a diplomatic row between China and Japan is having on travel between the two nations.

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Does Aotearoa need a population of 10 million? 7:40

13h ago7:40

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A new Business NZ report estimates by 2045 Aotearoa will be 250,000 workers short. Without policy reform the rising cost of pensions and healthcare will consume all income tax. It concludes on our current trajectory we're under delivering on future prosperity. Business New Zealand director of advocacy Catherine Beard spoke to Lisa Owen.…

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Australia's conservative politics facing turmoil 7:43

1d ago7:43

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Australia correspondent Nick Grimm spoke to Lisa Owen about the conservative side of politics facing turmoil amid leadership wrangles at the state and federal level.

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Evening business for 18 November 2025 4:19

1d ago4:19

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News from the business sector, including a market report.

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Black Caps in with chance to seal another ODI series win 3:45

1d ago3:45

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The Black Caps can seal another ODI series win - and with a game to spare - when they play the West Indies in Napier tomorrow. Sports reporter Daniel Gilhooly spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Health NZ steps up precautations after two superbug outbreaks 6:09

1d ago6:09

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Health New Zealand has stepped up precautions after two confirmed separate outbreaks of antibiotic-resistant super bugs at Christchurch Hospital. It says there are fewer than 10 patients with the infection known as VRE but many are asymptomatic carriers. The bacteria is difficult to treat due to its resistance and in some case can be potentially li…

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Contaminated sand clean up requirements a grey area 7:40

1d ago7:40

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The clean-up requirements for the potentially asbestos contaminated colourful kids play sand are a bit of a grey area according to professionals doing the job. Chris Saunders is the president of the New Zealand Asbestos Removal Association and spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Parents worry homes may be contaminated as play sand recalled 4:33

1d ago4:33

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Dismayed parents are grappling with whether their homes could be contaminated as they try to rid them of play sand that could have traces of asbestos. They are angry and feel there has been no real responsibility taken for the dodgy sand, and that the buck has been passed. 24 schools and 16 early childhood centres have closed - or have plans to - a…

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Product safety rules for toys not fit for purpose - Consumer NZ 7:30

1d ago7:30

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Product safety rules for kids toys and craft materials are not fit for purpose, with the rise in giant e-commerce retailers according to Consumer NZ. The safety of children's play things is centre stage after a recall of several coloured sand products due to an asbestos scare. Several schools that use the products closed while they worked out what …

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Air NZ cabin crew may walk off job in strike action 2:10

1d ago2:10

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Air New Zealand cabin crews could walk off the job next month over stalled pay negotiations, threatening summer travel plans. While the union has ruled out any action the week before Christmas, it will be before the end of the year, unless a deal is reached. Mary Argue reports.

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Petitions addressing hot-button topics presented to Parliament 3:33

1d ago3:33

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A pair of petitions have been separately presented to Parliament today - asking politicians to address two hot-button topics. Advocates calling for a social media ban for under 16 year olds had theirs accepted by the education minister - who is promising regulation is in the pipeline. At the same time, Malcolm Mulholland arrived with a call to fix …

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All Whites to play for final time this year 3:45

1d ago3:45

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The All Whites play for the final time in 2025 tomorrow. The New Zealanders kicked off the year with a 7-nil win over Fiji in March and will close it out against Ecuador who have developed a reputation as one of football's best defensive sides. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Canterbury likely to get country's first rubber road 6:51

1d ago6:51

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Canterbury looks likely to get the country's first rubber road. The Selwyn Council confirmed it considering a trial of the technology on State Highway 77 at Glentunnel early in the new year. The rubber roading is made from end of life tyres that are turned into granules. Treadlite NZ is the only company in New Zealand that makes the stuff, and exec…

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US-drafted Gaza peace plan backed by UN Security Council 6:32

1d ago6:32

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United States correspondent Todd Zwillich spoke to Lisa Owen about a US drafted Gaza peace plan receiving the backing of the UN Security Council, as well as Donald Trump changing his stance on tomorrow's vote to release more files related to Jeffrey Epstein.

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Who is benefitting from a gig economy? 8:29

1d ago8:29

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A Supreme Court ruling yesterday has confirmed four Uber drivers who first took a case against the ride share company in 2022 are actually employees rather than contracters. The ride share is one of thousands of digital platforms that are fueling a gig economy where workers tend to have multiple jobs, work temporary or short term stints and freelan…

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UK plans to overhaul asylum policy 5:13

2d ago5:13

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United Kingdom correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about the UK's plans to overhaul its asylum policy, as well as the Shadow Home Secretary weighing in on a settlement option between the BBC and US President Donald Trump.

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Factory using zero-silica engineered stone 4:08

2d ago4:08

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Over the last 15 years, around 1000 New Zealand workers are thought to have been been exposed to high concentrations of respirable crystalline silica dust while working with engineered stone slabs. It's been banned in Australia, and now our government is seeking feedback on options to control the risks it poses in New Zealand. One of the country's …

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Evening business for 17 November 2025 3:50

2d ago3:50

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News from the business sector, including a market report.

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Silver Ferns series against England on the line 3:13

2d ago3:13

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After two games in two days the Silver Ferns and England Roses can't be separated and the series will be on the line in Manchester on Thursday. New Zealand had the upper-hand in game one, with a 61-58 win, but this morning the hosts won with an identical score-line. Game three will be the Silver Ferns' final act in a tumultuous season. Sports repor…

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Displaced Gaza families hit with winter storm and floods 6:51

2d ago6:51

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Displaced Gaza families have been hit with a winter storm that's flooded 13,000 shift homes, according to the UN. In its most recent situation report it said due to food parcel shortages in the North it was having instead to hand out high energy biscuits and flour. It has also been reported that the UN will start discussions this week on the shape …

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Death of children and father at house fire being treated as murder suicide, RNZ understands 2:30

2d ago2:30

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RNZ understands the death of four people at the scene of a Manawatu house fire is being treated as a murder suicide. They included three children - August, Hugo and Goldie, aged 7, 5 and 1. The fourth person to die was their father. Nick James reports.

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Childcare centres close over asbestos contaminated sand 10:26

2d ago10:26

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More than 20 schools and childcare centres have closed, or plan to close, due to concerns about asbestos in contaminated coloured play sand that is sold in K-mart and a number of other stores. The scare has raised serious questions about safety checks for toys. The recall began last week - but escalated over the weekend; with a warning about four o…

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Government tinkering with the Clean Car Standard again 5:35

2d ago5:35

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The government is tinkering with the Clean Car Standard again, saying most importers are unable to meet the targets under the scheme as it currently stands. Last year it watered down the standard to align CO2 emissions standards with Australia - saying that change would strike the right balance between reducing transport emissions and ensuring vehi…

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Soldier accused of twice attemping to strangle former partner 3:06

3d ago3:06

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A soldier has been accused of twice attempting to strangle his former partner, to the point she says she was about to pass out and was seeing stars, The Army corporal has pleaded not guilty to two charges of assaulting the woman, who was also a member of the Defence Force at the time. Rachel Graham has been at the court martial in Burnham Military …

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Questions asked about All Blacks direction after big defeat 4:57

3d ago4:57

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Big questions are now being asked about the direction of the All Blacks under coach Scott Robertson and his staff after a big defeat to England over the weekend. It is the All Black's third loss this season. Sports reporter Jamie Wall spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Supreme Court upholds ruling that Uber drivers are employees 5:46

3d ago5:46

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The Supreme Court has upheld a ruling that Uber drivers are employees. The company argued it simply provides a digital platform for drivers and riders to connect. Four drivers took the case to court, but it paves the way for thousands of workers to pursue full employment rights. Workers First Union believes the Uber model is a method of exploitatio…

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Iran hits panic button over severe drought 4:56

3d ago4:56

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Middle East correspondent Jacob Brown spoke to Lisa Owen about Iran hitting the panic button on its severe drought, as well as a mysterious plane load of Palestinians from Gaza who ended up stranded on a South African tarmac.

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Kiwis lose $3 billion to scams over the past year 7:10

3d ago7:10

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New Zealanders have lost $3 billion to scams in the last year according to a new report. 72% of adults encountered a scam in the past year. The average amount of money lost was $3,352, and shopping scams are the most common. But 26% of people surveyed admitted they had committed fraudulent acts in the past year too. Chief Online Safety Officer Sean…

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BBC apologises to Trump but won't go further 4:52

5d ago4:52

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United Kingdom correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about the BBC apologising to Donald Trump but refusing to go further.

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Government invest millions into Dunedin Tunnels Trail 4:07

5d ago4:07

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A Dunedin community group's pipedream to forge a flat trail through the hilly city to Mosgiel is closer to becoming a reality. The first stage from farmland, through an 1800s Victorian gothic railway tunnel and into native bush is nearing completion after years of mahi. Today, the trail welcomed a $2 million boost from the government to help extend…

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Evening business for 14 November 2025 4:17

5d ago4:17

4:17

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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Black Ferns to have new coach by Christmas 4:05

5d ago4:05

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The Black Ferns will have a new coach by Christmas. Outgoing coach Allan Bunting says he wasn't pushed but he is not seeking reappointment after the Black Ferns finished third at the Rugby World Cup this year. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

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