Newsable by Stuff Audio

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Newsable is all about what everyone’s talking about. Highbrow, lowbrow, exclusives, analysis and hot takes - it’s a fresh way to get up to speed on the day’s big stories, delivered in a uniquely Stuff way.

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Host: Imogen Wells

Newsreader: Tom McKenzie

Senior Producer: Philippa Tolley

Senior Journalist / Producer: Aaron Dahmen

Audio Producers: Connor Scott & John Ropiha

Executive Producer: Chris Reed

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Newsable episodes:

Baby Ru's mother talks to Stuff, forget working from home, the latest is working from holiday, pigs and kauri dieback

Latest in poison mushroom lunch case, first home buyers get "more bang for buck," the cost of arthritis on society, Drake vs Kendrick Lamar

Wah to from here for the Warriors, Chinese diplomacy, cocaine cowboys in Canterbury

"We've got a similar problem" - Should NZ follow suit after Australia's $1b domestic violence package? Inside the Lachie Jones inquest, and why one person had to 'moo like a cow' in horror job intervi

"You have to make trade offs"- Shane Jones on development and the environment, the soaring need for ADHD drugs, cowboy dog-walkers, ring found after 50 years

'A melting pot of gnarly issues’ - financial struggles worry Kiwis, Samoa tackles dengue outbreak, Wellington peanut butter in space, Harry Potter super fan

Tik Tok and US propaganda fears, house prices flat, no breakfast vs bad breakfast, cicada-geddon hits California

Unpacking the AUKUS defence pact, the inquest into a toddler's death in oxidation ponds, female doctors and your health, beating the bots on picture verification

King Charles and his first year on the throne, Australia's medicinal cannabis industry called "the Wild West" - how is it here? Student protests escalate in the US, troublesome Mount Fuji Insta shots

Jumping the ditch for more money - how bad could the numbers of New Zealanders leaving get? Can the Phoenix regain their top spot, taste testing K-pop cola

Breaking - government ministers stripped of media and disability portfolios

"Struggling to deliver excellent emergency care" - record numbers at Accident and Emergency, Anzac Day and recognising our recent veterans, Melanie Bracewell on the Comedy Festival, bizarre things le

"Second to last option" - financial hardship and opting out of KiwiSaver payments, missing in Miami cold case, why the government and Waitangi Tribunal are battling in the High Court, making time go f

Trump on trial: Inside the Manhattan courtroom, aboriginal deaths in custody on the rise, and a weekend walloping for the Warriors

Are the public servant job cuts nearing an end? Preparing for the Olympics, the lowdown on whether beetroot boosts sex drive, the winner of the UK's Invertebrate of the Year

The Fast Track Approvals Bill and the concentration of decision making power, The Beths on performing at Coachella, dangerous mushrooms, the cows who escaped to an animal shelter

What will TV3's 6pm news look like under Stuff? How a Sydney student was falsely identified as the Bondi attacker, the rule changes that could leave endangered New Zealand sea lions more at risk, an

Breaking: Stuff to produce 6pm TV news bulletin broadcast

How pets being allowed in rentals could help family violence victims, the tensions between Israel and Iran. What is going on at NZ Rugby? The museum worker who put up his own painting

Sydney shockwaves, Christopher Luxon's trip to SE Asia and the future of netball

Update: Police name offender in Bondi stabbings

The potentially dangerous, widespread "forever chemicals." Can boot camps for young offenders work? Super Rugby Aupiki finals this weekend, What Gen Z considers a splurge

Newshub and TVNZ closures - "The health of our democracy is at stake." Cost and staff culture worries at Scott base, risky home drinking

Breaking: Newshub’s fate sealed, about 300 staff impacted

Will further media cuts be confirmed today? Predictions about the official Cash Rate announcement this afternoon, Coachella line up and mystery around Rebel Wilson's book

Breaking: TVNZ reveals decisions on news and current affairs cutbacks

Staff brace for TVNZ announcement on programme closure plans, David Seymour on which parents should be fined for kids' truancy, the NZ company trying to help women in Gaza cope with period poverty, th

Grocery prices and the proposed supermarket merger, Warriors on "not getting ahead of ourselves," Judy Bailey on happy aging, the Italian goats outnumbering residents six to one

When will the public service cut backs end? Cicada-geddon is coming to the US, the changes that are keeping the Phoenix on top, the odds of coin tossing

David Seymour on creating a new Ministry while others cutback, doubling pay for professional women's basketball league, countering toxic messaging aimed at young men, US journalists asked to stop stea

Breaking: Strongest earthquake in 25 years hits Taiwan, Kiwis affected

"We have to stop history repeating itself," - Helen Clark pushes for progress on global pandemic plan. What is the real cost of cycleways? Shōgun on Disney Plus and Trump's "God Bless the USA" Bibles

What do we know about ISIS-K? Details emerge of terror group behind Moscow attack, when flying taxis could arrive in NZ, Super Rugby Aupiki predictions, and why songs are becoming more repetitive

Is A.I. in sport fair? The possible 100 year sentence for crypto fraudster, Rapid League hits men's basketball, the sick hedgehog that was really a piece of clothing

The post-hacking relationship between China and New Zealand, the new AI technology boosting Te Reo Māori, Victorian funeral traditions, an unusual protest in the US Presidential Elections

Breaking - Spy head outlines China hack attempt on parliament

Instagram pulls back on political recommendations, Hastings Mayor on damming report on Cyclone Gabrielle response, supermarket surveillance, flexible work reduces stress

Breaking: Cyclone Gabrielle review find state of emergency was declared ‘too late’

"Do not violate Kate's privacy" - instructions from The Palace, Chris Hipkins and tax reform, the Wheel Blacks celebrate competing on home soil

Breaking - The full statement from the Princess of Wales on her cancer diagnosis

Why Police spent 65k on 'staff only' podcast, inside the plight of New Zealand's migraine sufferers, Formula 1 hits Australia, and would you peel an orange on a plane?

Breaking: Hundreds of public service jobs set to go

Is the cold weather here to stay? How is our economy going? Welcoming a neurodiverse workforce and the Easter egg nearly 100 years old

Hollywood's skinny jab and the sister product used here. Who is giving the big political donations? Donald Trump Jnr and the tour downunder plus A.I. says Biden is OK

Negative political talk and coalition tensions, Kategate, selling a new house for charity, working with postcards and penguins

"It's democracy, Russia's way" - Putin's election, gravity-defying NRL skills, and why joggling could be the sport for you

"Distress and discomfort" - a former government vet petitions against re-starting live animal exports, what's going wrong for the Crusaders? Black Grace dance group tackles colonisation, plus animal

"I've never wanted to do that" - Dave Brown Buttabean Letele on cutting food parcel supplies. Snow for skiing? Working as a surgeon in New Zealand's health system, too many starlings

How to win at grocery shopping, Lee Tamahori is back, the Princess Kate mystery

Five years on from the Christchurch terror attacks