In the headlines today, parliament receives a petition calling for an end to unpaid training for placement students in the education, healthcare and social work sectors, as well as stalking, a Waitangi Tribunal report has found the coalition government’s plans for Māori wards breaches the Treaty of Waitangi, a Waitangi Tribunal report has found, Dunedin has been selected to host the Ice Hockey World Champs in April next year, and more.

Today’s hosts are Jess Fleming and Olivia King.

The bulletin was written by Jess Fleming and Olivia King.

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In the headlines today, The ministry of culture and heritage has confirmed it will lose 32 full time roles in the ongoing cuts to the public sector force, the controversial top 100 albums from Apple, open day at Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka, and more.

Today’s hosts are Jana Gleeson and Jamiema Lorimer.

The bulletin was written by Jana Gleeson and Jamiema Lorimer.

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In the headlines today, at 12pm on Thursday around 200 people gathered on the Union Lawn as part of the National Students’ protest for Palestine, Knoxies lightbulbs have been going walkies thanks to the kleptomaniacs within the castle, restaurant owners of The Bowling Club were blown away by support shown from the community and more.

In stories, we invite AJ Keable and Jack Evans, aka Beezy and Ben, from Capping Show to talk about their experiences starring in the show and tonight's closing night, and then we invite Lily and Jordan of R1 to talk about our breaking news story of the day - the microwaves in the link have been unveiled.

Today’s hosts are Amy Martin and Gabi Scott.

The bulletin was written by Amy Martin, Gabi Scott, Lauryn Kirkbride and Jamiema.

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In the headlines today, Dunedin has gained a new MP with the swearing in of Green Party MP Francisco Hernandez earlier this month, National has rejected any claims that the fast track committee has been undermined by an MP’s donation, Ireland, Norway and Spain have all announced that they will formally recognise the State of Palestine, and more.

In stories, we invite NZPPTA President, Chris Abercrombie, to talk about the NZPPTA’s stance on charter schools.

Today’s hosts are Charlie Cunningham and Jonah Broughton.

The bulletin was written by Charlie Cunningham and Jonah Broughton.

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In the headlines today, the University of Otago's sustainability report shows that some targets are being met although there is still a concern about waste management. 26,000 people may find themselves out of work before the unemployment peak is reached, The UN agency for Palestinian refugees, or the UNRWA, says that food distribution in Gaza's southern city of Rafah has been suspended, and more.

Today’s hosts are Celia Ward and Jamiema Lorimer.

The bulletin was written by Celia Ward, Tristan Serrano and Jamiema Lorimer.

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In the headlines today, Dunedin athlete, Anna Grimaldi has won back to back bronze medals at the Para athletics world championships in Japan, a survelliance system focusing on improving the catch and control of communicable diseases is months behind schedule the University of Canterbury has disclosed its ties with weapon companies, Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman, and printing company Hewlett-Packard, following pressure from students for justice in Palestine, Canterbury and more.

In stories, we invite Professor Susan Sandretto to talk about Education Review Office's latest report that found first year teachers feel unprepared in the classroom.

Today’s hosts are Jess Fleming and Olivia King.

The bulletin was written by Jess Fleming, Olivia King and Jamiema Lorimer.

Tune into R1 News, weekdays at 1pm on Radio One 91FM. Catch up at https://www.r1.co.nz/news, and follow us at https://instagram.com/r1newsnz

In the headlines today, #Blocked and the social media movement for Gaza, New Caledonia is in a state of emergency, with on-going clashes between indigenous Kanak pro-independence protestors and security forces in Nouméa since last Monday, the annual Inter-College Cultural Performance that was finally hosted at a venue large enough to seat whānau and families who travelled far and wide to see those, who often are the first in their family to attend university, perform their cultures, and more.

In stories, we invite Dr Sabrina Moro to talk about #Blockout.

Today’s hosts are Jana Gleeson and Jamiema Lorimer.

The bulletin was written by Jana Gleeson and Jamiema Lorimer.

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In the headlines today, pro-Palestine student protests continue on campuses across the world calling for universities to disinvest and cut ties with Israel, two physicists from the University of Otago helped protect Aotearoa’s power grid during the aurora last weekend, Gisborne’s Matai research institute is pioneering in brain injury detection, and more.

In stories, we invite the producer of Capping Show, Dane Oates, to talk about this year's show 'Beezy'.

Today’s hosts are Amy Martin and Jamiema Lorimer.

The bulletin was written by Amy Martin, Lauryn Kirkbride and Jamiema Lorimer.

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In the headlines today, 153 million dollars worth of funding will be allocated to restarting charter schools in New Zealand, the Suicide Prevention office will continue however it will most likely have no full-time staff and could also face increased scrutiny to ensure it is doing its job, Dunedin Hospital junior doctors took to the street this morning to protest a growing need for ‘public help’ in the healthcare sector and more.

In stories, we invite Rosa Nevison and Flynn Robson of Newzician to talk about their magazine and its Dunedin launch party.

Today’s host is Charlie Cunningham.

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In the headlines today, 30 students from OUSSC and OUCC took part in Red Bull's global charity event 'Wings for Life', the second Small Press Fest has been announced for Ōtepoti, a hikoi led by Ngāti Toa outside parliament against the current government's fast-track bill, and more.

Today’s hosts are Celia Ward and Tristina Serrano.

The bulletin was written by Celia Ward, Tristan Serrano and Jamiema Lorimer.

Tune into R1 News, weekdays at 1pm on Radio One 91FM. Catch up at https://www.r1.co.nz/news, and follow us at https://instagram.com/r1newsnz