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We explain the US Conservative think tank plan, Project 2025, ready if Trump wins the Presidential election.

The worries about the rise in the use of nicotine pouches that are being bought online plus the former Kiwi soldier who has gone from the battlefield, to helping leaders in the boardroom.

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Stats NZ has released the Consumers Prince Index for the three months to June and it has fallen to 3.3%

The drop has sparked predictions interest rates could fall sooner than expected

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New Zealand is experiencing levels of homelessness not seen in living memory, according to community organisations. We talk to a Wellington City Missioner to find out what's going on.

The latest inflation numbers out later today. We talk to Kiwibank about what's expected.

Plus, we catch up with one of NZ's Olympians, Weightlifter David Liti.

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We’re on the ground in Milwaukee as the Republican National Convention kicks off, just days after the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump.

We explore what the prescribed medicines industry here is doing to overcome the impression that health professionals are enticed with travel and conference opportunities.

Plus, the diet and supplement researchers say might help your acne.

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President Joe Biden has addressed the nation from the White House after the attempted assassination of Donald Trump.

Earlier, Biden had said “everybody must condemn” the attack on the former President and that the idea that there’s violence in America like this is just unheard of.

Donald Trump is heading for Milwaukee for the Republican National Conference

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The political reaction to the apparent assassination attempt on Donald Trump has been pretty much a united condemnation of violence. The former President was hit in the ear and a member of the crowd killed and others critically injured when shooting broke out at a rally in Pennsylvania. Security services say they have killed the shooter. We have a report from the US about reactions.

Plus, would you like to be managed by an AI boss ? And the call for more information about dugong populations in the Pacific to ensure their survival.

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US Secret Service agents have rushed former President Donald Trump off stage after apparent shots rang out at a rally in Pennsylvania.

Footage showed Trump ducking as sharp cracks were heard.

Law enforcement agencies are reporting the shooter is dead and local media say another person in the audience has also died.

Donald Trump is said to be "fine."

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A bunch of suburbs around the country are tipped to join the $1 million house price club but another group of places could be on the verge of falling out.

It's almost time for the second test. Can England be the first team to beat the All Blacks at Eden Park in 30 years?

Plus, we talk to rising Kiwi musician Fankie Venter.

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There has been a major development in the case of one of New Zealand’s hugely popular true crime podcasts - Gone Fishing produced by Stuff and RNZ.

The crown has admitted there was a miscarriage of justice in the trials that saw Gail Maney and Stephen Stone convicted of the murder of Deane Fuller-Sandys.

Maney and Stone were convicted in 1999 of killing the West Auckland tyre fitter, but the Crown now says there were grave problems with the evidence heard in two trials, in 1999 and the year 2000.

The case will go to the Court of Appeal next month.

Private investigator Tim McKinnel, who was involved in the podcast Gone Fishing, talked to Newsable about the case and the influence of the podcast Gone Fishing

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One in five children across the world are overweight or obese according to a recent study from China’s Sichuan university and in New Zealand child obesity is the second highest in the OECD. But what is New Zealand doing to tackle the problem? We talk to the Professor of Population Nutrition and Global Health at the University of Auckland, Dr Boyd Swinburn, who backs a tax on sugar.

The Prime Minister is in the middle of of a meeting whirlwind, including with the Ukrainian President, as he attends the Nato summit in Washington DC.

Plus, a couple who want to get away from civilisation are building a home on an ex-army Unimog truck.

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