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One year on from the devastation of Cyclone Gabrielle, Newsable catches up with a winemaker in Esk Valley and an apple grower in Hawke's Bay to hear how they are finding a way to look positively into the future.

Over 20 years ago, a New Zealander living the fast life in Miami disappeared into the night. Now her son is trying to find out what happened. We talk to Sutff reporter Katie Ham.

Plus Sky sport commentator, Jeff Wilson, returns to Newsable to talk Superbowl and this week's Halberg awards in Newsable Sport

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2024 is the year of the election, with more than 50 taking place worldwide. So which ones should we be watching?

Why throwing paint at famous works of art may be hindering rather helping the climate change movement. Is there a way to snaffle tickets on an empty plane and the music producer with a billion streams whose work isn't aimed at you, rather your pet.

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The Trump court cases continue to swirl - but could one due out soon affect his chances of appearing on ballot papers?

A climate activist will sue seven of the country’s biggest polluters after a five year fight to get the go ahead. Mike Smith joins Newsable to explain why he persevered for so long.

What happens with the Royal duties if Charles has periods when he is unwell ? Plus move over super yachts, it's time for super submarines.

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Looking for your new favourite politics pod? Look no further! Tova is back for 2024. In this weeks episode, Tova brings you the full story of one of the most significant Waitangi weekends for many years.

Like what you're hearing? Follow on Apple or Spotify to make sure you don't miss an episode.

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Heckles, waiata and a whole lot of politicking - the lowdown on Waitangi and where to from here?

How sitting can take years off your life, plus warnings over how climate change will drive more extreme storms and the rise and rise of office jargon.

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The future of the free period products in schools programme looks uncertain. The Education Minister says she is seeking advice about continuing the scheme. We’re speaking to one advocate who is deeply concerned.

What does the start of 2024 look like for property sellers and property buyers? We have the latest report out this morning.

It's Waitangi Day tomorrow. So how do locals prepare for such an occasion, with up to 50,000 people expected to attend?

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Facebook has been a huge influence in the decades since it was launched with 3 billion users on the platform. But is its legacy good or bad? Newsable talks to tech expert Peter Griffin.

We are on the verge of a huge weekend leading into Waitangi Day at the Treaty grounds. Will there be calm debate or fireworks?

Plus what directions are airfares travelling in and new research sets out the life expectancy of your beloved pooch.

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We have an extended interview with the Health Minister, Dr Shane Reti, about what worries him most and his plans for the workplace, including targets for health care.

Plus the fishing point just outside Raglan that has claimed at least 30 lives and the chatbot that went rogue.

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One of the UK’s most popular comedians is in New Zealand. Russell Howard is here to tour the country starting in Dunedin on Feb 1st and ending in Hawkes Bay on Feb 11.

He joined Newsable for a chat and the conversation went all over the place from massaging pigs to the best way to eat a scone.

For details of the tour you can head to Russell Howard's tour site.

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The Green Party has to find a replacement co-leader now James Shaw has announced his departure, but will the Greens head in a new direction? Former Green MP, Sue Bradford, shares her thoughts on what the future holds for parliament's third largest party.

Plus why on earth is there a court case underway in India over butter chicken and top UK comedian, Russell Howard, joins Newsable for a chat and that conversation just went all over the place!

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