Huntly
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Oct 30, 2026
RNZ Pacific News at 7am on 31 October 2026
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3:21Kate NewtonCORRESPONDENT
But Otago University researcher Sebastian Garricker says it risks moving the conversation away from climate change altogether.
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3:29Kate NewtonCORRESPONDENT
He says focusing only on energy security could mean perverse outcomes, like more coal stockpiled at Huntly.
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3:39Wairatui Leepo-TaylorHOST
In Aotearoa New Zealand, the Education Review Office says 199 schools need help for the sake of their students.
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3:50Wairatui Leepo-TaylorHOST
Its 2026 annual report says students at the schools are at risk without timely intervention.
Vet Your Waikato Candidates
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6:18Paul BarlowHOST
And you know, there are places in the Waikato that could actually shift the dial a little bit.
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6:23Paul BarlowHOST
Places like Huntly.
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6:25Paul BarlowHOST
Um, I think Ngaruawahia is in there as well, but these are also populations that tend to have very high voter bases on the Māori role, um, and not necessarily on the general role.
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6:35Paul BarlowHOST
So maybe that's part of the reason as well, um, that, that National keeps romping in.
Carlaw Park Die Hards Podcast S2E2 Kiwis Reunion 2026
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64:05Tawera NikauGUEST
And played rugby.
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64:07Tawera NikauGUEST
And it wasn't until I got serious into rugby league when my parents moved back to the farm back home in Huntly and then ended up playing league a lot more serious.
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64:15Gordy GibbonsHOST
Down in Huntly?
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64:16Tawera NikauGUEST
Down in the Waikato.
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64:17Tawera NikauGUEST
Yeah,
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64:46Tawera NikauGUEST
Went to the Bulldogs at 17.
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64:48Tawera NikauGUEST
Yeah.
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64:48Tawera NikauGUEST
Left New Zealand, left Huntly and got a scholarship there with the Bulldogs.
Greens and NZ First back South Island passenger rail revival
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4:20David MacphersonGUEST
The service has grown in frequency and the number of services since it started.
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4:27David MacphersonGUEST
There are times when they've not been able to pick up passengers at Huntly on the way through because Hamiltonians have filled them up.
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4:34David MacphersonGUEST
And they're using old trains for that at the moment.
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4:37David MacphersonGUEST
What we say they should be getting up there, as well as down here for that matter, is some of the new rail car type units that the government has quite wisely ordered for the lower North Island.
Genesis switches on Huntly’s big battery today - Thu 15 Oct
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0:35Christopher LuxonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
What happens is that risk is actually priced into people's power bills, and that's why you've got to do what we're doing, which is foot flat on the accelerator doing as much renewables, built more in three years than the previous eight.
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0:45Christopher LuxonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
But you also have to have the backups in place, whether that be a strategic coal reserve at Huntly, strategic diesel reserve in Whangarei, uh, or an LNG facility as well.
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0:53Garth BrayHOST
Which is that happening? You know, is, is LNG a goer next term?
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0:57Christopher LuxonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Yes, it's an important part of the backstop.
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2:05Chris HipkinsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
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2:05Chris HipkinsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
the sort of direction we should be going.
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2:08Garth BrayHOST
All right, so which direction should we be going in? Well, Genesis Energy is, uh, heading in one direction, right, switching on its new 100 megawatt battery at Huntly today.
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2:17Garth BrayHOST
Pretty major investment in storing renewable energy.