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Bo Stjerne Thomsen is a former Head of Educational Impact at LEGO Education and an Honorary Professor of Entrepreneurship Education based in Billund, Denmark. 

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

Grey Lynn businesses hope Olivia Dean concert brings a boost; Mother speaks out after son's cancer treatment is delayed; Wellington Mayor responds to growing water bill concerns; AI safety concerns remain despite ChatGPT's teen mode

A Japanese reporter has been detained in the Russian territory of Sakhalin, a bridge that links China and North Korea has officially opened, dangerous levels of pollution in Singapore, and Vietnam buries war dead. Elizabeth Beattie is a journalist for The Japan Times based in Tokyo

Raihana Attaee was a judge and Maqsood Rezayee a university lecturer when the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan. After a middle of the night phone call warning their region had fallen to the Taliban, they were forced to move around regularly as threats to their wellbeing were made and their location found. Eventually they were put in a safe house in Kabul before the couple and their young s...

KiwiBudget is an app designed to specifically help manage the finances of New Zealanders, and especially working families. 

Consumers considering subscription solar power plans are being warned to be clear about the terms and conditions they're locking themselves into. 

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

We cross the Tasman to talk to our correspondent Richard Willingham from ABC in Victoria.

Whanganui, the country's only UNESCO City of Design, is co-hosting New Zealand's first-ever national design festival, along with Palmerston North. The Festival of Design Aotearoa runs from today until October 25th, and includes interactive events ranging from an afterdark light show to a "Trashion" parade featuring garments made from discarded materials. One of the events running this weekend only...

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We hear a lot about the cost of campaigning, but what about the admin side of getting people on the roll, running polling stations? Money correspondent and host of the No Stupid Questions podcast, Susan Edmunds has been looking into this and joins Ingrid Hipkiss.

A former problem gambler says regulators need sharper teeth as ads for illegal online casinos continue to infiltrate the phones of recovering addicts. He worries the onslaught will cause others like him to relapse. Felix Walton reports.

1 News Sports Editor Abby Wilson and All Black and Manu Samoa player, Lima Sopoaga join Morning Report for this week's sports panel.1 News Sports Editor Abby Wilson and All Black and Manu Samoa player, Lima Sopoaga join Morning Report for this week's sports panel.

Today marks the last day for six staff who resigned from Pahiatua Medical Centre over what they described as overwhelming workloads and a growing safety crisis. Seven staff, including a doctor and nurses, handed in their resignations last month, saying they wouldn't return unless OmniHealth, which runs the clinic, was out of the picture. The doctor is continuing on until next month. The fallout ha...

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

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Grey Lynn businesses are gearing up to welcome around 30,000 Olivia Dean fans tomorrow night as they flock to the newly reopened Western Springs Bowl. Locals are hoping the concert venue's renovation will breathe new life into their shopping strip. Grey Lynn Business Association general manager Caroline Tauevihi spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

George Bower will play his 31st test for the All Blacks tomorrow, after being dropped for two years. The prop worked on his game, fitness and strength to earn his way back, making an immediate impact off the bench against South Africa. Bower spoke to John Campbell.

The latest news in Samoan language (Gagana Samoa).

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National has announced plans to bring back minimum car parking requirements for new developments. Community group Massey Matters spokesperson Lizzie Sayegh spoke to John Campbell.

Tens of thousands of people across the Wellington region haven't paid their first Tiaki Wai water bills, as debate ramps up about whether the agency's prices should be capped. Wellingtonians are staring down a future of price increases which a budget advisor says is causing people in the community deep stress. Wellington Mayor Andrew Little spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.