R1 News

Oct 17 2024 727 ep.

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Haere mai ki te R1 News on Radio One 91FM, the student radio station at the University of Otago. Get the scoop on local, national and international current affairs with our daily news bulletin. Dive deeper into news stories with our expert interviews. Stay in the know with happenings in Ōtepoti Dunedin and beyond with our recurring panel of guests. Only on Radio One 91FM, the R1 News, weekdays at 1pm - and right here, where we upload our show daily! News. From the Campus to the Beehive. For students by students. Made with the support of NZ On Air.

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R1 News, Fri 18 Oct - Amy Martin and Jana Gleeson - Radio One 91FM

In the headlines today, police arrest a hatchet wiedling trespasser disguising self as a DCC worker, household New Zealand names are teaming up in a new campaign for the New Zealand Herpes Foundation, a Kiwi is running the Auckland Marathon Blindfolded to fundraise for the Mental Health Foundation, and more. In stories, we invite OUSA 2025 President, Liam Whtie and Admin Vice-Pres

R1 News, Thurs 17 Oct - Charlie Cunningham and Jonah Broughton - Radio One 91FM

In the headlines today, inflation has fallen to 2.2% which is now within the Reserve Bank’s target, government has been accused of copying and pasting Uber’s position on contractors and adopting it as official policy, Australia’s new move to attract New Zealand doctors to move across the ditch has caused concerns, and more. In stories, we invite Adelaide Dunn, R1 Production

R1 News, Wed 16 Oct - Celia Ward, Tristan Serrano and Adam Stitely - Radio One 91FM

In the headlines today, the first cruise ship passengers in Dunedin this season were greeted by protestors outside of the Dunedin Railway Station Tuesday morning, Wellington City Councillors are set to hold an urgent meeting on Wednesday after the Government threatened to step in, Chinese military and coast guard personnel surrounded Taiwan’s main island on Monday for a day of la

R1 News, Tues 15 Oct - Ailah Taring and Jamiema Lorimer - Radio One 91FM

In the headlines today, last Wednesday close to 200 Otago students and staff marched to the Clocktower in a pro-Palestine march that resulted in the arrest of one student, Pharmac to improve access to three cancer medicines from November, a second round of an emergency polio vaccination campaign in Gaza aims to aid half a million children, and more. And Ailah Taring brings us the

R1 News, Fri 11 Oct - Amy Martin and Jana Gleeson - Radio One 91FM

In the headlines today, a fact dive on the world's favourite biggest baby penguin, a regional court in Switzerland has ruled that a watch manufacturer was justified and within his rights to tell employees that if they need to take a bathroom break and brat and it's completely different because it's Charli xcx at Laneway. In Scoop with the Stars, Jana Gleeson takes us through what

R1 News, Thurs 10 Oct - Jonah Broughton - Radio One 91FM

In the headlines today, $500,000 in political donations have been linked to projects included in the proposed Fast-track Approvals Bill, Plunket Staff will undergo vaccination training to help increase rates of immunisation, 13 States in the United States of America have filed lawsuits against TikTok for ‘harming young people’s mental health, and more. In stories, Jonah and R

R1 News, Wed 9 Oct - Celia Ward and Adam Stitely - Radio One 91FM

In the headlines today, six boys from Death Star flat have raised $5,200 for men's mental health charity by playing 72 holes of golf in a single day, children's literacy rates are declining leading many countries including New Zealand to rethink how reading is taught in schools, US President Joe Biden has urged residents in the path of Hurricane Milton to “evacuate now” before

R1 News, Tues 8 Oct - Ailah Taring and Jamiema Lorimer - Radio One 91FM

In the headlines today, New Zealand Navy vessel Manawanui has sank after catching fire during the night, the Fair Digital News Bargaining Bill might bring benefits to local media firms, tomorrow students will march to the Clocktower in support of Palestine, and more. Then Ailah Taring brings us the most innovative STEM news. Today’s hosts are Ailah Taring and Jamiema Lorimer.

R1 News, Fri 4 Oct - Amy Martin - Radio One 91FM

In the headlines today, a state of emergency declared in Ōtepoti overnight due to the flooding and slips caused by the continuing heavy rain, former TV show host and businessman Sir Ian Taylor has written an open letter to Prime Minister Christopher Luxon on the future of healthcare, New Zealand wins back world record for largest Haka breaks world record in New Zealand, and more.

R1 News, Tues 1 Oct - Ailah Taring and Jamiema Lorimer - Radio One 91FM

In the headlines today, 35,000 people marched to the Octagon on Saturday in protest of recent changes to the new Dunedin Hospital build, resources for National’s new maths curriculum in schools will be paid for by axing a programme that helps teachers learn te reo Māori, countries are warning nurses not to move to New Zealand, and more. In stories, we invite Michael Swanson, Ph