최고 Checkpoint 팟캐스트 (2024)

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Checkpoint 2024 highlights 9:57

3d ago9:57

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It's our final Checkpoint programme of the year, we've done 226 shows in 2024, that's close to 500 hours of radio and we've covered a lot of really remarkable stories from Aotearoa and around the world. Back in February, the show was expanded from 90 minutes to two hours and our time slot was changed to 4 - 6. There has been more than enough bad ne…

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Stage 15 - Level 40: "Un programa reDONDO" 3:48:17

1d ago3:48:17

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Final de temporada... 15 temporadas y seguimos haciendo esta locura que tanto nos gusta. Y como prometimos, nos visita el ganador del Gran Checkpointer 2024: Germán Dondo Entre festejos, emociones y casi llantos, hablamos de: - Power Rangers Rita Rewind - Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1 & 2 Remastered - Indiana Jones and the Great Circle…

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Checkpoint Rewind Trivia 2024! 56:10

4d ago56:10

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Join Elliot, Luke, Edie, Bree, and Charlie in this episode of Checkpoint on JOY where they challenge their gaming knowledge with some end-of-year trivia. Catch the latest episode on Spotify: Giving a 1-Up to diversity in gaming. The post Checkpoint Rewind Trivia 2024! 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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Checkpoint Mini #254 - Elvira I-II. + a 10 leghatásosabb halál videojátékban 1:28:10

4d ago1:28:10

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Grath és Stöki retro videojátékos podcastjának kisebb vadhajtása. Az adás témája: Elvira I-II., valamint a tíz leghatásosabb halál videojátékban. Kísérőposzt itt: https://iddqd.blog.hu/2024/12/17/checkpoint_mini_254_elvira_i-ii_a_10_leghatasosabb_halal_videojatekban저자 Grath & Stöki

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Episode 263 - Game of the Year 2024 1:20:28

7d ago1:20:28

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It's been a hell of a year for videogames, so join us in celebrating some of the best experiences the last 12 months have offered us by looking back at some standout experiences. Follow Checkpoint Chat on... Twitter: https://twitter.com/CheckpointChat Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CheckpointChat Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/checkpoin…

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Woman returns home after spending 14 years on death row 3:16

3d ago3:16

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Asia correspondent Erin Hale spoke to Lisa Owen about a woman who's just returned home to the Philippines after spending 14 years on death row in Indonesia, China looking to make travel more accesible for would-be tourists and Fukushima set to name and shame anyone who doesn't follow the city's strict rubbish policy.…

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Animals often neglected if given as presents - advocate 3:57

3d ago3:57

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You wouldn't buy your child a sibling as a present, so don't buy a companion animal without thinking very hard. That's the message from Mini Vadke from Mama Mini's rescue in Palmerston North, who knows too well how often animals are neglected or abandoned if they're given to friends or family as Christmas presents. Shih tzu-loving reporter Jimmy El…

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Evening business for 20 December 2024 4:04

3d ago4:04

4:04

News from the business sector, including a market report

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Take two for White Ferns in Wellington 4:16

3d ago4:16

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Game one of the Rose Bowl series against Australia was abandoned and both teams will be hoping for a better weather forecast at the Basin Reserve for game two. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Govt going ahead with plan to re-establish stand-alone polytechnics 3:38

3d ago3:38

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In a surprise move, the sale of polytechnics will be on the table when the national institute of technology Te Pūkenga is disestablished. Tertiary Education Minister Penny Simmonds today announced the government is going ahead with its plan to re-establish stand-alone polytechnics. She said the legislation to do that will include the possibility of…

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Save the Children speaks on Vanuatu earthquake 6:17

3d ago6:17

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Lavinia Mahit in Port Vila, the acting country director for Save The Children in Vanuatu spoke to Lisa Owen about the 3.7 magnitude earthquake in Vanuatu.

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Search and rescue teams scouring rubble in Port Vila 6:36

3d ago6:36

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Search and rescue including a specialist New Zealand team continue to scour rubble in Port Vila, with locals saying there were more than a dozen people were in the Billabong store that pancaked in quake. Communication remains patchy and electricity is being restored neighbourhood by neighbourhood. Back here on Aotearoa, there a number of ni-vanuatu…

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Penguins wandering around Oamaru 6:11

3d ago6:11

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There's a little bit of a penguin parade going on in Oamaru. They've been wombling around the town and in out of shops in their best all year round tuxedos. A local tourism group is keeping an eye on the wayward wanderers, making sure they are in tip top health and can find their way back to the water. Colony Science and Environmental manager for T…

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Some people will fall through gaps in bowel screening - doctors 4:01

3d ago4:01

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Hundreds of Manawatu residents at higher risk of developing bowel cancer have been told they won't get their regular check-up colonoscopies for at least six months. Te Whatu Ora MidCentral said it's prioritising patients with symptoms and those in the National Bowel Screening programme - but doctors and advocates warn there's a risk some people wil…

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Economic times forcing families to pull out of swimming lessons 5:21

3d ago5:21

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Being able to swim is often considered a life skill in a country like New Zealand - but tough economic times are forcing many families to pull their children out of swim lessons. A swim school in Wellington said they've had a large drop in the number of families paying for swimming lessons over the last six months. But water experts say Wellington …

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Lawson offically Red Bull driver for 2025 F1 season 4:34

3d ago4:34

4:34

Lawson will return home to New Zealand over the Christmas period before getting back to work in the simulator in the new year, testing on track in Bahrain in February and getting on the starting grid in Melbourne in March. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Sales for Electric Vehicles have slumped 3:14

3d ago3:14

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The popularity of Electric Vehicles in New Zealand has moved into the slow lane. With the end of the clean car discount, introduction of road user charges or new ACC levies - things have kept coming this year that might make less people want to go along for the EV ride. Sales for EVs have slumped, with some in the sector describing this year as "re…

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What biscuits used to be in the Griffin's sampler box? 8:55

3d ago8:55

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Someone once said a balanced diet is a cookie in each hand, they could have worked for Checkpoint. This week we've had our snouts in the good old fashioned biscuit sampler box that one of our producers bought and boy has it brought back the memories for us and you. The old family rules like being forced to take one plain one for every posh one, so …

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Stage 15 - Level 40: "Un programa reDONDO" 3:48:17

3d ago3:48:17

3:48:17

Final de temporada... 15 temporadas y seguimos haciendo esta locura que tanto nos gusta. Y como prometimos, nos visita el ganador del Gran Checkpointer 2024: Germán Dondo Entre festejos, emociones y casi llantos, hablamos de: - Power Rangers Rita Rewind - Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1 & 2 Remastered - Indiana Jones and the Great Circle…

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Australian govt seeking assurance for supervision of Bali Bombers' 5:23

4d ago5:23

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The Australian Government is seeking assurances from Malaysia that two men who took part in the 2002 Bali Bombings, now released from the US military prison at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba, will be kept under supervision. Australia correspondent Nick Grimm spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Doocey not making bid for mental health beds oversight - Labour 3:36

4d ago3:36

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Minister for Mental Health Matt Doocey didn't make a Budget bid this year for more mental health service beds, despite them being at or over capacity. The Opposition says this is a massive oversight, although health officials say they're concentrating on improving staff levels. Jimmy Ellingham reports.…

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Evening business for 19 December 2024 6:13

4d ago6:13

6:13

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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Porirua foodbank still feeding community after tough year 3:46

4d ago3:46

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It's been a tough year for foodbanks with more people in financial hardship and funding hard to come by. But one foodbank in Porirua run by Wellington iwi Ngāti Toa says collaboration and connection is what helps them survive a tough year and keep feeding the community. Māori Issues Reporter Pokere Paewai visited Te Umu Ki Rangi-tuhi on one of thei…

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Australian Super Cars series looking to expand NZ races 3:25

4d ago3:25

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Taupō International Motorsport Park hosted racing this year after New Zealand dropped off the schedule for a season. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Corrections cuts phone call time in prison to 30 minutes day 5:54

4d ago5:54

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Corrections is slashing the amount of time prisoners can spend on jail phones talking to their whanau, and said some inmates have been abusing the system, resorting to violence and stand over tactics to monopolise the phone. Currently, prisoners make free calls to approved numbers for up to three hours a day, but in the new year that is being cut b…

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Services still patchy in Vanuatu after earthquake 6:57

4d ago6:57

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An New Zealand Airforce plane carrying search and rescue equipment and disaster relief supplies has arrived in Vanuatu following the 7.3 magnitude earthquake earlier this week. MFAT consular staff and six defence force personal were on the flight including medics and staff who will help evacuate New Zealanders who are stuck there. On the ground in …

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Cutting prison phone call time limit could create tension - wife 4:52

4d ago4:52

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An inmate's wife said severely cutting the amount of time time prisoners can spend on the phone to family could lead to more tension and violence in jail and will harm rehabilitation efforts. At the moment, prisoners make free phone calls to approved numbers for up to three hours a day, but in the new year that's being cut back to just half an hour…

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Delays to humanitarian flights to Vanuatu 'embarassing' 3:25

4d ago3:25

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The former Minister of Defence said delays to critical humanitarian flights to Vanuatu are embarassing for New Zealand. It comes after a New Zealand Defence Force Hercules plane carrying rescue staff to Port Vila was stranded in New Caledonia last night because of an engine fault. Felix Walton has more.…

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Economic growth down 1.5% from a year ago 3:06

4d ago3:06

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Barring a blip at the height of the pandemic and lockdowns, the latest quarterly results are the worst New Zealand's seen in more than 30 years. Political reporter Russell Palmer has more.

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Ardie Savea's presence at North Harbour stadium causes stir 3:05

4d ago3:05

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All Black Ardie Savea has been one of the big movers during the Super Rugby off-season after joining his brother at Moana Pasifika. The rugby pre-season is coming up to the Christmas break and Savea was keen to meet up with his new team mates, despite still officially being on leave. It turns out Savea's presence at North Harbour stadium caused a s…

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Airforce hercules carrying supplies arrives in Vanuatu 6:39

4d ago6:39

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An airforce hercules carrying emergency supplies has arrived in quake struck Vanuatu and will help with the evacuation of New Zealanders stuck there. At the moment there are no commerical flights to the island, but planes carrying aid have been landing at the airport. MFAT staff were on the defence force flight that arrived earlier today and will h…

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Trump's jabs about making Canada 51st state causes stir 3:57

4d ago3:57

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United States correspondent Zach Montellaro spoke to Lisa Owen about the clock ticking for the US Government to keep its lights on amid a fight over funding in Washington and Donald Trump's repeated jabs about making Canada the 51st state causing a stir. He also spoke about Time's athlete of the year Caitlin Clark.…

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Far North council brings in tighter controls over cemetery 5:54

4d ago5:54

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In the Far North, the district council is having to bring in tighter controls across its 11 cemetries to prevent so-called "plot hoarding." It means reserving a plot, but not using it for many years. The District is running out of space to bury people as it tries to cope with a growing and aging population. Out of just over 9,500 burial plots - onl…

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Devastating cyclone impacts some African nations 4:17

5d ago4:17

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Africa correspondent Elna Schutz spoke to Lisa Owen about a devastating cyclone impacting some African nations, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo peace talks interrupted and the descendants of slaves who were taken from Africa having a unique opportunity to reconnect with the continent.

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Evening business for 18 December 2024 4:48

5d ago4:48

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News from the business sector, including a market report.

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Lawson set to replace Sergio Perez at Red Bull 3:36

5d ago3:36

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This would make Lawson the first Kiwi Formula One driver in almost 15 years. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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More people in financial hardship declined govt food grants 4:05

5d ago4:05

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More people in financial hardship have been declined government food grants this year and foodbanks warn this is putting even more pressure on their struggling services. Data released to RNZ under the official information act shows six percent of special needs grants were declined in the first nine months of this year. That's compared to just 3.5 p…

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Abuse in care survivors react to govt redress payments 4:42

5d ago4:42

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There are mixed reactions to the government's announcement today of redress payments for those tortured in the Lake Alice psychiatric hospital's child and adolescent unit in the 1970s. The minister responsible, Erica Stanford, said the $22.68 million package involves $150,000 redress payments to survivors, although they will be able to instead opt …

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14 people dead and hundreds injured in Vanuatu earthquake 8:04

5d ago8:04

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Downtown Port Vila has been cordoned off as rescue workers dig for survivors in a painstakingly slow and delicate process. At least 14 people are confirmed dead in yesterday's 7.3 magnitude quake and more than 200 injured. But locals have been warned to expect those figures to rise. The quake hit around lunch time when town was busy, but locals say…

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Kiwi man unable to fly out of Vanuatu after earthquake 6:10

5d ago6:10

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Kiwi Stu Mckewen, has lived in Vanuatu for almost 20 years, he was due to move to the Philipines flying out of Port Vila. But like most commercial flights; his has been cancelled. For now he's stuck where he is. When the quake hit around lunch time yesterday he was doing some last minute DIY before his going away party. Mckewen spoke to Lisa Owen.…

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Search for survivors continues after Vanuatu 7.3 earthquake 3:39

5d ago3:39

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The desperate search for survivors continues after yesterday's 7.3 magnitude earthquake which toppled buildings and brought a huge landslip down on a busy road. At least 14 people were killed and hundreds injured in the violent quake and it's feared people are still trapped beneath the rubble and dirt. The government has issued a call for help, ask…

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Growing number of people buying alcohol-free drinks 3:59

5d ago3:59

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This year, the allure of alcohol -free drinks is more popular than ever with a growing number of people choosing to steer clear of the booze. Globally, sales of alcohol-free beer are up six percent, alcohol-free wine by seven percent and alcohol-free spirits up a whooping 15 percent. As Krystal Gibbens reports, companies say that trend is reflectiv…

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High Performance Sport NZ to invest $162.8 million into 36 sports 6:25

5d ago6:25

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High Performance Sport New Zealand will invest $162.8 million into 36 sports over the next four years through to the Los Angeles Olympic and Paralympic Games. Football, golf and E-Sports have lost their funding completely, while hockey has their funding slashed in half to $1.5 million. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.…

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Hamilton Christmas tree needs $120,000 patch up job 4:57

5d ago4:57

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A hard working Hamilton Christmas tree is a little on the tired side and needs a pretty pricey zhoosh up if its going to stay on duty for years to come. The iconic tree, that is the tallest in country at 27 metres or six stories high, has already put in more than 15 years of festive service but its frame is aging and patching it will cost around $1…

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South Korea's parliament votes to impeach president 3:52

5d ago3:52

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Asia correspondent Erin Hale spoke to Lisa Owen about South Korea's parliament voting to impeach president Yoon Suk Yeol following his declaration of martial law two weeks ago, Prince Andrew being found to have links to an alleged Chinese Spy and China's move to make travel more accessible for would-be tourists.…

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All domestic cats will have to be microchipped if bill passes 5:41

5d ago5:41

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All domestic cats will have to be microchipped and registered if a proposed law being championed by a Green MP makes it over the line. But the bill, backed by Celia Wade-Brown, stops short of compulsory desexing for companion cats. The aim of the bill is to improve animal welfare and protect native wild life. Green MP Celia Wade-Brown spoke to Lisa…

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Suspected alcohol poisoning of travellers a reminder of risks 5:47

6d ago5:47

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It's the time of year when many people are looking forward to getting away on their summer break -- to enjoy some sun and sea and let their hair down a little while they're away from home. But the suspected alcohol poisoning of a group of travellers in Fiji is yet another reminder of the potential risks. Four Australian women are among those who be…

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Orana Wildlife Park to stop taking in animals for 6 months 4:14

6d ago4:14

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Orana Wildlife Park will stop taking in new animals for six months, after two reviews highlighted four key areas that need improving. The investigations were prompted by whistleblowers' animal welfare concerns and allegations of a toxic culture at the Christchurch zoo. The Zoo and Aquarium Association Australasia commissioned an independent investi…

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Evening business for 17 December 2024 5:56

6d ago5:56

5:56

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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