A(z) Checkpoint csatorna legjobb podcastjai (2024)

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Largest single piece of coral discovered off Solomon Islands 1:55

2h ago1:55

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The largest single known piece of coral has been discovered off the Solomon Islands. The 34-metre organism was found by scientists exploring the remotest parts of the ocean to find out how coral reefs are being damaged by climate change. Eleisha Foon has the details.

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Comfort Gaming 55:40

1d ago55:40

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Join Elliot, Luke, Lisa and Omi in this episode of Checkpoint on JOY where they discuss the idea of comfort gaming. Different to “cosy” gaming, it’s the games we go to when we’re feeling a bit overwhelmed, our “safe games” if you will. Catch the latest episode on Spotify: Giving a 1-Up to diversity in gaming. The post Comfort Gaming appeared first …

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Checkpoint Now 2024/10 - Roblox-sunyiságok és más októberi hírek 2:47:04

5d ago2:47:04

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Grath és Stöki retro videojátékos podcastjának nem retrós vadhajtása, havi hírkommentálás. Az adásnak központi témája nem volt, mindenféle októberi hírről beszéltünk, amik közül talán a Robloxot érintő jelentés volt a legpikánsabb. Kísérőposzt itt: https://iddqd.blog.hu/2024/11/10/checkpoint_now_2024_10_roblox-sunyisagok_es_mas_oktoberi_hirekIdőkód…

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Stage 15 - Level 33: "Multiplataforma Cascal" 3:08:15

7d ago3:08:15

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Primer programa de la historia de Checkpoint sin Dieguito, lleno de jueguitos:-Noticias varias de Nintendo-Monster Hunter Wilds (Beta)-Life Is Strange Double Exposure-Horizon Zero Dawn Remaster-Metro Awakening-A Quiet Place Road Ahead

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Stage 15 - Level 34: "Multiplataforma Cascal" 3:08:15

7d ago3:08:15

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Primer programa de la historia de Checkpoint sin Dieguito, lleno de jueguitos:-Noticias varias de Nintendo-Monster Hunter Wilds (Beta)-Life Is Strange Double Exposure-Horizon Zero Dawn Remaster-Metro Awakening-A Quiet Place Road Ahead

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Episode 260 - Money Printing Machines 1:31:20

11d ago1:31:20

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It's a stacked week on Checkpoint Chat! We do a 180 (noscope) on Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, go too fast in Sonic X Shadow Generations, mess with the balance of nature for no real reason in Monster Hunter Wilds, have our eyeballs treated in Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered, and collect them all in Pokémon TCG Pocket. Follow Checkpoint Chat on... Twitter…

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India blanketed in a thick layer of toxic smog 4:25

2h ago4:25

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Asia correspondent Erin Hale spoke to Lisa Owen about India being blanketed in a thick layer of toxic smog, Joe Biden and Xi Jinping set to meet for what's the likely to be the last time this weekend and South Korea's president dusting off the clubs and practicising his swing ahead of Donald Trump's next term in the White House.…

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Truck plunges down bank in Wellington 2:29

2h ago2:29

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A truck that plunged down a Wellington bank yesterday nearly taking out two houses has been removed in an impressive salvage operation. It's just luck no one was seriously hurt or worse, but it did force the evacuation of 10 residents from two homes. And drew plenty of interest from neighbours. Reporter Mary Argue spent two days at the scene and fi…

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Loneliness at epidemic levels - Age Concern 4:07

2h ago4:07

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'It's like this void, this emptiness in the room.' Those are the words of one New Zealander experiencing loneliness, which is now at epidemic levels, according to Age Concern. The group recently carried out a study that showed 59% of Kiwis aged 65 and over had recently felt lonely or socially isolated. Earlier this week, we asked to hear from peopl…

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Evening business for 15 November 2024 3:45

2h ago3:45

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News from the business sector, including a market report.

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Sports chat with Jonty Dine: Southee announces retirement 3:24

2h ago3:24

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One of the greatest kiwi cricket careers comes to a close at the end of the home summer. Tim Southee's 17-year test tenure will finish with the three match series against England in December.

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Student scientists to spend summer testing water quality 4:38

3h ago4:38

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A team of student scientists will spend the summer testing the water at popular Waikato beaches and swimming sites. They'll be trekking across the region wading out in the water to fill sample containers that will be tested for e-coli and other bacteria. The test results determine whether the water quality is safe to swim or surf. Dr Michael Townse…

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Coalition members calling for decorum after protest 4:10

3h ago4:10

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When Maori tikanga and the rules of Parliament clash; Te Pati Maori's extraordinary display of protest yesterday - interrupting the first vote on the Treaty Principles bill - has highlighted the distance between the two. When called on to cast Te Pati Maori's vote, its MP Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke instead launched into a haka, ripping a copy of the…

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Forest and Bird speaks on new govt conservation proposal 6:56

3h ago6:56

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The government has released a proposal to "modernise New Zealand's conservation management system." The aim it said is to cut red tape, maximise benefits from commercial activity on public conservation land and make it easier to dispose of, or swap whenua. The plan would also give the Minister more powers to decide the fate of the estate. The Depar…

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Coldplay's second concert at Eden Park a sell out 7:23

3h ago7:23

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The vibes in Auckland are bit more wet wet wet, than Coldplay, for the band's second concert at Eden Park tonight. It's been pelting down all day, but the gigs a sell out. The British pop-rock band is expected to bring 150,000 fans into the central city over its three night residency, with neighbouring business glad of the extra foot traffic in wha…

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Idea for tourist hotspot fees out for public consultation 3:43

3h ago3:43

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Cathedral Cove, the Tongariro Alpine Crossing, Franz Josef Glacier, Milford Sound, and Mount Cook National Park. All well-known tourist hotspots that everyone, including New Zealanders, could have to pay to visit. The idea, which is out for public consultation, is receiving mixed reviews, Jessica Hopkins reports.…

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10,000 people marched through Rotorua for Hikoi mo te Tiriti 1:58

3h ago1:58

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Supporters joined on foot and horseback flooding the streets and temporarily closing Fenton Street. Waiata and haka were performed throughout the hikoi as it made its way to Te Puia. As Taiha Molyneux reports, while parliament voted to suspend Te Pati Maori MP Hana Rawhiti Maipi Clarke for leading a haka in the house, hikoi participants celebrated …

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All Black team named this morning 4:44

3h ago4:44

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Sports reporter Jamie Wall spoke to Lisa Owen about the All Black team being named this morning and a bit of drama in the French team.

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Scientists create 3D computer model of inside of nasal cavity 7:29

4h ago7:29

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A team of scientists in Auckland and Germany have created a 3D computer model of the inside of the nasal cavity and part of the cranial cavity, basically the cubbyhole where your brain is. It's hoped the reconstruction of the human olfactory system, the part the nervous system that gives you your sense of smell, will help in the development of trea…

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Re-election of Trump to have serious impacts on Canada 4:57

4h ago4:57

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Canada correspondent Ashleigh Stewart spoke to Lisa Owen about re-election of Donald Trump looking to have serious ramifications on Canada - specifically on immigration, Canada just confirming it's first case of bird flu and an update on the mysterious white blobs that were cropping up across Canadian beaches.…

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What are the expectations at work Christmas parties? 4:34

4h ago4:34

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Ready or not, the Christmas party season is fast approaching and the work knees up is often where you find out who's naughty and who is nice. But no one wants the hangover of an HR investigation so it's best to get a clear idea of what is expected at the end of year shindig. In all seriousness, the work Christmas party can be quite problematic for …

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Optus vows to sack staff who breach ethical and legal standards 7:02

1d ago7:02

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Australia correspondent Peter Ryan spoke to Lisa Owen about the new chief executive of the telco giant Optus vowing to weed out and sack staff who breach ethical and legal standards. Stephen Rue takes over with Optus in deep damage control, over allegations that sales staff exploited vulnerable people selling them mobile gear they didn't want or di…

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Evening business for 14 November 2024 4:31

1d ago4:31

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News from the business sector, including a market report.

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Rainbow travellers economic and social opportunity - advocate 3:53

1d ago3:53

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A rainbow community advocacy group said New Zealand is missing out on a growing visitor market by not actively rolling out the welcome mat to LGBT-plus travellers. Currently, Tourism New Zealand isn't targeting tourists from rainbow communities, but the head of Pride Pledge says rainbow travelers represent a huge economic and social opportunity. To…

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Battle to bring NRL team south of the Bombays continues 3:46

1d ago3:46

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The scrap is in the same city as three separate groups - each with their own bid to join the competition. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Deadline to toll new Manawatu and Hawke's Bay highway looming 4:36

1d ago4:36

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A lower North Island district council is not giving up its fight against a proposal to toll a new highway linking Manawatu and Hawke's Bay, as a key deadline looms. The Tararua District Council is continuing its "stop the toll" campaign, ahead of a New Zealand Transport Agency Board meeting tomorrow, at which it will make a recommendation about tol…

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1 in 3 retail workers feel unsafe in report of 400 workers 6:50

1d ago6:50

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One in three retail workers feel unsafe heading into the peak Christmas shopping season. This is according to a new safety report surveying almost 400 New Zealand and Australian workers. The research commissioned by tech company Motorola Solutions found their top three concerns were, shoplifting, hostile customers and smash and grabs. Director of M…

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Govt ushers through first reading of Treaty Principles Bill 4:59

1d ago4:59

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Parliament has erupted into fiery emotion this afternoon, with the entire public gallery emptied, as the government ushered the Treaty Principles Bill through its first reading. The bill received the support of all three coalition parties - but ACT is its only real champion - with National and New Zealand First vowing to vote it down after select c…

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Christchurch Show begins, organisers breathe sigh of relief 3:33

1d ago3:33

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Organisers of the Christchurch Show are breathing a sigh of relief following a positive start to the three-day event today. There had been fears of an A&P no-show earlier this year when its association board flagged financial difficulties - and led to an appeal to local authorities for a multimillion dollar life line. But with new management and a …

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NZME announces proposal to close 14 community newspapers 6:03

1d ago6:03

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Local newspapers for the chop include the Te Awamutu Courier, Bush Telegraph, Whanganui Midweek, Manawatu Guardian, Napier Courier, Hastings Leader and the Central Hawkes Bay Mail. In an email, the company that owns the Herald, said advertising revenue for the publications has declined and distribution costs have jumped by up to 55 percent; meaning…

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Jackson kicked out of house for calling Seymour a 'liar' 5:04

1d ago5:04

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The First Reading of the Treaty Principles Bill is underway/ The Treaty Principles Bill has passed its First Reading in the House today, with support from the coalition despite two coalition leaders being absent from the vote. It comes as the Hikoi mo Te Tiriti carries on its way to Wellington. National MPs have been more forceful in their oppositi…

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Hikoi mo te Tiriti travels through Waikato 2:20

1d ago2:20

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A national hikoi opposing government coalition policy impacting Maori is building momentum as it moves closer to the capital. Thousands joined the Hikoi mo te Tiriti as it crossed the Harbour Bridge in Auckland yesterday with thousands more turning up at rallies held in Hamilton as it travelled through the Waikato today. As Maori news editor Taiha …

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All Whites captain to return to hometown for match 4:12

1d ago4:12

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All Whites captain Chris Wood has captured a lot of the attention heading into New Zealand's Football World Cup qualifier against Vanuatu tomorrow. Wood will be returning to where he played the majority of his youth football when the All Whites play in Hamilton for the first time. He reports for national team duty as the reigning Premier League pla…

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Gore woman handing over ownership of 38,000 pen collection 5:59

1d ago5:59

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You may remember 86 year old Margaret Lemm from Gore who has enthusiastically collected the humble pen for years. Her current tally is about 38,000 catalogued and ordered. Margaret is at a stage and age where she's been looking for someone to take over her beloved collection. That person is the owner of the Wanaka Transport and Toy Museum Jason Rho…

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Donald Trump unveils key appointments for term 8:12

1d ago8:12

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From Elon Musk to far-right congressman Matt Gaetz, Donald Trump has wasted no time in naming key appointments for his next term as US president and some of them are proving very controversial. United States correspondent Todd Zwilich spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Nelson council pool lane hire raised to $40 7:13

1d ago7:13

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A Nelson swimming club said it's close to sinking - after the council hiked the price of hiring one pool lane to around $40 per hour. Nelson South Swim Club carries out its coaching for 12 weeks over winter at Riverside Pool. Over the past four years the cost of a lane, per hour, has crept from $27 to $40 - although the club gets a $2 discount on t…

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Mozambique elections lead to violence and border closure 5:08

2d ago5:08

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Africa correspondent Elna Schutz spoke to Lisa Owen about recent elections in Mozambique leading to violence and even a border closure, how African nations are reacting to the United States election result and a South African music star on a roll at MTV's latest music awards.

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Evening business for 13 November 2024 4:20

2d ago4:20

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News from the business sector, including a market report.

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Black Caps' ODI cricket drought finally over 4:21

2d ago4:21

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New Zealand's last game in the 50-over format was almost a year ago, a nine-wicket win over Bangladesh in Napier on 23 December, sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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Hikoi for te Tiriti making its way through Auckland to Parliament 3:41

2d ago3:41

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The nationwide hikoi for te Tiriti is slowly making its way through Auckland to Parliament. The hikoi which set out from Cape Reinga two days ago today retraced the footsteps of past Maori protest movements with thousands marching over the Harbour Bridge and onto Bastion Point and Ihumatao. Maori News Reporter Pokere Paewai filed this report.…

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150,000 Coldplay fans to descend on Auckland 2:57

2d ago2:57

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Coldplay are performing at Auckland's Eden Park tonight, and 150,000 fans will descend on the super-city over the next few days. The British pop-rock band is playing the first of three concerts tonight with 50,000 attendees expected at each. Measures are in place to get commuters to and from the event, and police will be patrolling outside the stad…

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Increase in antisocial behaviour in Napier square - businesses 6:37

2d ago6:37

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A Napier dentist is considering moving shop because of increasing aggressive and antisocial behaviour in what was once a peaceful central city square. Local businesses reckon there's been a rapid increase in assaults, verbal abuse, drug dealing and people pooing in Napier's clive square. They raised it with the council three years ago, but they say…

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Govt announces services for people in long term emergency housing 7:27

2d ago7:27

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The government has launched a pilot programme aimed at getting single or childless long term emergency housing tenants out of the likes of motels and into permanent homes. The two year trial will focus on people who've been in emergency housing for 12 months or more, and use targeted wrap around services, like counselling, budgeting, healthcare and…

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Auckland Zoo's elephant Burma relocating to Australia 7:56

2d ago7:56

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Burma the elephant is unpacking her trunk after arriving in Australia following an epic journey across the ditch to her new home near Adelaide. The 42 year old Asian elephant had been on her own at Auckland Zoo for more than two years after her buddy Anjalee moved to Sydney to be part of a breeding progamme. Elephants are super social creatures and…

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Police wanting to speak to driver of fatal Hamilton crash 3:20

2d ago3:20

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The driver of a car that collided with a train in Hamilton today is one of two survivors that police want to speak to. Three people died in the crash which happened at 4.30 this morning, Natalie Akoorie reports.

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Govt to try new approach getting people out of emergency housing 3:45

2d ago3:45

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The government is trying a new approach to get people who have been in emergency accomodation for a long time into more stable housing. Two providers - Wellington City Mission and Emerge Aotearoa in Hamilton - will be tasked with giving wrap-around support to up to 100 people who've been in emergency motels for more than 12 months. The government w…

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Canada coach fired after Football Ferns spying scandal 4:28

2d ago4:28

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Eagle-eyed Football Ferns kicked off a shake-up of Canada Soccer that has wide-ranging consequences. A scandal unfolded when drones were spotted being flown over practice sessions ahead of the Football Ferns' opening game of the Paris Olympics against Canada. Following an independent review Canada's coach has been fired and questions have been aske…

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Aid agency calls for Israel to held accountable for war crimes 7:32

2d ago7:32

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An international aid agency is calling for Israel to be held accountable for alleged war crimes following attacks on dozens of hospitals and clinics in Lebanon and the deaths of almost 100 healthcare workers. Israel is targetting militant group Hezbollah in what it's called the "new phase" of its war on Gaza following the Hamas led October 7 attack…

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What could a second Trump presidency mean for nations in Asia? 4:41

2d ago4:41

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Asia correspondent Erin Hale spoke to Lisa Owen about what a second Trump presidency mean for nations across Asia and students in China, who's simple mission to get dumplings descended into complete traffic chaos.

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