ICYMI

News 2 Me is coming back, but... it's got a new name!

News 2 Me is coming back, but ... it's got a new name!

Your weekly news podcast is now called In Case You Missed It/ICYMI... because, y'know, we don't want you to miss the things that matter.

Otherwise, it's the same combo of the big news of the week plus a rundown that helps you make sense of the news and issues around it. All in just five minutes.

In Case You Missed It is news made for you... not for adults/the olds/best way to describe people over 30. It's about the stuff that you care about, the stuff that impacts your life. The stuff you don't want to miss.

So have a listen, tell your friends, and take five minutes each Friday to make sure you know what's going on.

In Case You Missed It... a news podcasts for kids. Listen to it whenever you want, on any podcast app

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Crushes, dates and big loving feelings, it's a special one for our final episode of the season. As you get older, you'll begin to develop strong emotions. So what does that feel like and what are the challenges?

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Māori values and traditional customs give us guidelines on appropriate way of doing things. What are the do's and don'ts?

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How do we deal with the feelings we have when things don't go our way? Learning to cope with disappointment - and honing your resilience - are really important life skills.

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Why are people trying to stop possums, rats, ferrets and stoats from weaselling their way into our gardens, forests and mountains? We look at what conservationists, local groups and families are doing to reduce threats to our native species.

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Self-made content that goes global is big business. From livestreams to vlogs and TikToks, dancing, singing or cooking - the possibilities are endless. How do people get in on the act?

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The clocks go forward this weekend, which may mean one less hour of sleep, but also the start of days that stay lighter, later. So why do we have daylight savings?

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Fifty years ago supporters presented a petition to parliament, which led to te reo Māori becoming an official language of Aotearoa. We look at the history of why te reo use fell, and how it has once again been revitalised.

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This time we're looking in depth at climate change, what's causing it, what the consequences are and what we can do to fight it.

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What is non-binary and what does it mean to be transsexual? Trans and gender diverse people can face challenges but one way we can help is by recognising a person's 'pronoun' - such as he, she or they.

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