Best Open Box Tuesdays Podcasts (2025)

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13 | What Would You Do & Winners of the Week 52:41

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This week Jess, Madi, Jenny and Des play a big game of what would you do — tennis edition. They also dive into why there tends to be coaching changes at the end of the year, and how that process works. They end, of course, with fan questions. Connect with the show and hosts on Instagram at: @MadisonKeys @JPegula @Jenny_Brady7 @Des_Krawczyk11 @ThePl…

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Midday Report Essentials for Tuesday 18 November 2025 18:28

20h ago18:28

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Air New Zealand cabin crew have voted to strike, but it's not clear when or for how long; Parents who have the potentially contaminated asbestos sand in their homes want more guidelines as to how to manage the substance; An increasing number of schools and early childhood centres are closing due to potential exposure to asbestos, which has been fou…

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Parents and staff concerned over asbestos contamination 7:11

21h ago7:11

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An increasing number of schools and early childhood centres are closing due to potential exposure to asbestos, which has been found in types of educational play sand. Dr Terri-Ann Berry, board chair of Mesothelioma Support & Asbestos Awareness spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Midday Rural News for 18 November 2025 6:53

21h ago6:53

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News from the rural farming sector.

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Midday Sports News for 18 November 2025 2:03

21h ago2:03

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An update on the latest news and results from RNZ's sports team.

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Midday Business News for 18 November 2025 7:38

21h ago7:38

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The latest news from RNZ's business team.

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Potential contamination closes dozens of schools 4:45

21h ago4:45

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Parents who have the potentially contaminated asbestos sand in their homes want more guidelines as to how to manage the substance. Mother Janelle Hill spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Air New Zealand cabin crew vote to strike 5:31

21h ago5:31

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Air New Zealand cabin crew have voted to strike, but it's not clear when or for how long. E Tu Union spokesperson Michael Wood spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Calming Bible Scriptures for Pain and Suffering: Episode 358 6:01

24h ago6:01

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Send us a text Pain usually feels pointless, but what if it’s a doorway to life when seen through the lens of love? We walk through a series of powerful scriptures that reframe correction, sacrifice, and hardship without softening their edges. From Job’s blessing in divine discipline to Paul’s stark warning that sacrifice without love gains nothing…

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Midday Report Essentials for Monday 17 November 2025 16:58

2d ago16:58

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Police are still searching the scene of a fatal house fire in Sanson following the death of three children and their father; There is concern the potential cost to early childhood centres to remove and dispose of asbestos could be prohibitive; Plans for two new tunnels for Wellington's SH1 have been revealed with a total cost of up to $4 billion; I…

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Clinicians say patients at risk due to hospital IT issues 3:11

2d ago3:11

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IT issues at Wellington Regional Hospital are putting patient care at risk and extending wait times, according to clinicians at the hospital. Sarah Dalton, the executive director of the Association Of Salaried Medical Specialists spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Plans for two new tunnels in Wellington to cost $4 billion 3:45

2d ago3:45

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Plans for two new tunnels for Wellington's SH1 have been revealed with a total cost of up to $4 billion. Wellington's Mayor Andrew Little spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Midday Rural News for 17 November 2025 6:36

2d ago6:36

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An update on the latest news from RNZ's rural team.

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Midday Sports News for 17 November 2025 2:13

2d ago2:13

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An update on the latest news and results from RNZ's sports team.

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Midday Business News for 17 November 2025 7:17

2d ago7:17

7:17

The latest news for RNZ's business team.

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Concern over cost of asbestos cleans in childcare centres 6:01

2d ago6:01

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There is concern the potential cost to early childhood centres to remove and dispose of asbestos could be prohibitive. Simon Laube, Chief Executive of the Early Childhood Council spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Police continue search at fatal house fire in Sanson 2:45

2d ago2:45

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Police are still searching the scene of a fatal house fire in Sanson following the death of three children and their father. RNZ's Nick James spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Quieting Anxiety and Letting Scripture Lead (Spoken Word): Episode 357 3:00

2d ago3:00

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Send us a text When anxiety grips and every option feels risky, we don’t need a louder voice—we need a truer one. We open up about the restless energy of waiting, the guilt that trails indecision, and the ache of wanting to do right without a clear path forward. Rather than chasing quick fixes, we lean on Scripture as a living guide that teaches, c…

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Danny the Undefended? / Mob Rules 54:10

5d ago54:10

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#podcast #warhammer #warhammer40k #warhammercommunity #gamesworkshop New episodes LIVE every Tuesday at 10PM EST / 7PM PST! Also available as a podcast wherever you get yours. Hosted by: Jon Quennell, Danny McDevitt and Tech Priest Dickie Produced by: Tech Priest Dickie Executive Producer: Nick Horton…

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Midday Report Essentials for Friday 14 November 2025 15:37

5d ago15:37

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Schools make contact with ministry over contamination fears,Te Pati Maori divisions show no signs of mending, New study finds dozens of new marine species, and Diljit Dosanjh performs at Auckland's Spark Arena.

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New study finds dozens of new marine species 3:13

5d ago3:13

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A four-year study just published in the international journal Micropaleontology has recorded 57 new species of small marine animals from around the world. The leader of the study, and retired Auckland marine biologist Dr Bruce Hayward, spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Midday Rural News for 14 November 2025 6:10

5d ago6:10

6:10

Midday Rural News for 14 November 2025.

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Midday Sports News for 14 November 2025 2:16

5d ago2:16

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Big change for the Black Ferns' coming, following Bunting's decision not to seek reappointment for 2026.

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Midday Business News for 14 November 2025 8:21

5d ago8:21

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Midday Business News for 14 November 2025.

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Schools make contact with ministry over contamination fears 3:35

5d ago3:35

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The Ministry of Education says nearly 60 schools and early childhood centres have made contact over possible asbestos contamination from two coloured play sands. Kapakapanui School principal Craig Vidulich spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Te Pati Maori divisions show no signs of mending 5:04

5d ago5:04

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Barbs between Te Pati Maori and its now excluded faction have not stopped - the latest in a string of back and forths claims the now ousted pair never tried to steal the leadership. Associate Professor in Politics at Victoria University of Wellington, Lara Greaves spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Midday Report Essentials for Thursday 13 November 2025 16:04

6d ago16:04

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A new bowel cancer report shows people under 50 are more likely to be diagnosed in the more serious stages of the disease than older people; Schools, kindergartens and other early learning places are on alert after an arts and craft product were found to contain asbestos; The New Zealand Dental Association is calling for more dentist trainees to en…

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Rare geomagnetic storm puts on stunning aurora display 1:44

6d ago1:44

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A rare geomagnetic storm last night created a spectacular display of aurora in the night skies. One of those watching was Tuhura Otago Museum's director Dr Ian Griffin. He spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Industry body calls for more dentists to meet public needs 3:58

6d ago3:58

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The New Zealand Dental Association is calling for more dentist trainees to ensure people can see a dentist as and when they need to. Its director of dental policy, Dr Robin Whyman spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Midday Rural News for 13 November 2025 6:48

6d ago6:48

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Midday Rural News for 13 November 2025.

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Midday Sports News for 13 November 2025 1:45

6d ago1:45

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Black Caps captain Mitchell Santner says it's a challenge countering a West Indies side who "deal in boundaries" and wants his bowlers to be clever in this afternoon's series decider.

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Midday Business News for 13 November 2025 7:47

6d ago7:47

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Midday Business News for 13 November 2025

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Education centres on alert following product asbestos alert 4:04

6d ago4:04

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Schools, kindergartens and other early learning places are on alert after an arts and craft product were found to contain asbestos. Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment product safety spokesperson Ian Caplin spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Survey reveals lack of bowel cancer symptom awareness 4:47

6d ago4:47

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A new bowel cancer report shows people under 50 are more likely to be diagnosed in the more serious stages of the disease than older people. Bowel Cancer NZ chief executive, Peter Huskinson spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Midday Report Essentials for Wednesday 12 November 2025 15:10

7d ago15:10

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The fallout from a damning finding of serious misconduct and now confirmation of a coverup at the highest levels of the police is continuing; A charity boxing match in Wairoa has been cancelled due to ongoing gang tensions in the Hawke's Bay town.

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North Island set to be hit by heavy rain and strong winds 2:11

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The North Island is set to be hit by heavy rain, strong winds and even thunderstorms on Wednesday afternoon. MetService meteorologist, Mmathapelo Makgabutlane spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Charity boxing match cancelled due to local gang tensions 3:23

7d ago3:23

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A charity boxing match in Wairoa has been cancelled due to ongoing gang tensions in the Hawke's Bay town. Wairoa Mayor Craig Little spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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Midday Rural News for 12 November 2025 7:06

7d ago7:06

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Midday Rural News for 12 November 2025.

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Midday Sports News for 12 November 2025 2:06

7d ago2:06

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The Ferns beat Scotland 80-48 in the second test in Glasgow in their final tune up before facing a tough England side.

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Midday Business News for 12 November 2025 8:02

7d ago8:02

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Midday Business News for 12 November 2025.

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Labour’s Ginny Andersen responds to IPCA report 5:53

7d ago5:53

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Labour's Ginny Andersen spoke to Charlotte Cook about damning findings of serious misconduct and a what the Commissioner is calling a coverup at the highest levels of NZ Police.

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Latest on reaction to damning IPCA report 2:23

7d ago2:23

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The fallout from a damning finding of serious misconduct and now confirmation of a coverup at the highest levels of the police is continuing. Acting political editor Craig McCulloch spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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12 | Riyadh Wrap Up & End of Season Reflections 58:57

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This week Madi, Jess, Jenny and Des come together for a big end of year wrap up. First they discuss the WTA Finals and Jess and Madi chat about their time in Riyadh. Then, they chat about the ATP Finals before taking a look back on their seasons as a whole. Connect with the show and hosts on Instagram at: @MadisonKeys @JPegula @Jenny_Brady7 @Des_Kr…

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95. Christ Consciousness and the Feminine Revolution Ft. Michelle Henderson 1:12:34

8d ago1:12:34

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Michelle Henderson, psychic shaman, author, and former educator speak about her spiritual awakening and the channeled messages behind her book Sarah’s Spiritual Journey with Jesus. Michelle shares her path from a traditional Christian upbringing to embracing her intuitive gifts, and how a profound encounter with Jesus led her to channel Sarah, a wo…

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Midday Report Essentials for Tuesday 11 November 2025 15:16

8d ago15:16

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Gang membership will automatically disqualify someone from holding a firearms licence, as part of changes to the Arms Act announced by Associate Justice Minister Nicole McKee; The Nurses Union is warning of further catastrophes in hospital emergency departments if they're not properly staffed; Organisations supporting homeless people in the capital…

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Petition launched following Education and Training Act changes 3:02

8d ago3:02

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The National Iwi Chairs Forum and a group of national education organisations have launched a petition in protest of the government's changes to the Education and Training Act. Rahui Papa from the National Iwi Chairs Forum spoke to Lauren Crimp.

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Calls for private landlords to open their doors to homeless 3:02

8d ago3:02

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Organisations supporting homeless people in the capital are calling on private landlords to open their doors. Dwell chief executive Elizabeth Lester spoke to Lauren Crimp.