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Phoenix fans are anticipating cold weather but an electric atmosphere at Saturday's match against Wrexham FC. Phoenix supporter group Yellow Fever spokesperson Ethan Franfen spoke to Charlotte Cook.

Teens in New Zealand are hoping we follow the UK's lead and let under 18s vote. Make it 16 NZ Co-Director Thomas Brocherie spoke to Charlotte Cook.

Midday Rural News for 18 July 2025.

Midday Sports News for 18 July 2025.

Midday Business News for 18 July 2025.

Fonterra is pleased to see the end of a long running trade dispute involving NZ and Canada. Fonterra global external affairs director Simon Tucker spoke to Charlotte Cook.

A pioneer of the New Zealand music scene has died. Chris Ta'aloga Faiumu, also known as DJ Mu or Fitchie, was a founder of the band Fat Freddy's Drop. RNZ Music Programmer and long time friend Zen Yates-Fill spoke to Charlotte Cook.

David discusses the Local Government NZ Conference and reactions from local councils to instructions from the Resource Management Act.

Comedians Donna Brookbanks and Elisabeth Easther

Sports commentator Sam Ackerman

Martene McCaffrey from Unity Books Auckland reviews How to Kill a Witch by Claire Mitchell and Zoe Venditozzi, published by Monoray

 New Zealand champion Toa Henderson from Northland and Te Kuiti's Jack Fagan are competing in a three-test shearing series this weekend. 

Before he was in the dugout watching Richie McCaw lift the 2011 Rugby World Cup, forwards coach Mike Cron had spent years working as a police detective. 

In today's episode, a South Auckland principal is warning that a third of teenagers in communities like his could leave school with no qualifications; New Zealand wine brand Villa Maria putting cancer warning labels on its wines exported to Ireland, but in New Zealand industry lobby group the Alcoholic Beverages Council doesn't want the cancer warning labels; They're being called blocks of yellow gold, and whether that be cheese or butter - they're getting most of the blame for blowing out the weekly food budget; We have our weekly political panel; Singer Daphne Walker has died aged 94.

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport

RNZ Pacific Editor Koroi Hawkins joins Kathryn for an update on the latest Pacific news. 

A patient's round trip of seven hours for a procedure sparked Dr Helen Paterson's drive to treat women closer to where they lived. 

The next decade will see the largest inter-generational transfer of wealth as more than 17,000 farm and orchard owners reach pension age. 

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport