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Bad apples in the Parliament's barrel
Opinion - The report that has just revealed serious bullying, sexual harassment and even sexual assault in Parliament won't surprise anyone who has worked there, Peter Wilson writes.
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Police lay terrorism charge against man accused of mosque shootings
Police have laid a terrorism charge against Brenton Tarrant, the man accused of murdering 51 people in Christchurch on 15 March.
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PM, National leader say bullying report should drive change
18 minutes agoJacinda Ardern and Simon Bridges say the report into bullying at Parliament is "incredibly distressing" and "deeply concerning" and that all parties must do better. Audio
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Watch: Families cheer on as Pike River Mine re-entered
about 1 hour agoA woman whose husband died in the Pike River Mine explosions hardly slept last night because she was so excited about this morning's re-entry into the Pike River Mine. Video
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Police seize deported fraudster's assets
4:17 pm todayPolice have seized a house, jewellery, cash and a vehicle as they work to recover hundreds of thousands of dollars from convicted fraudster Joanne Harrison.
Fewer people placed into permanent homes
No offending identified during paedophile's stint at music centre - police
Politics
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Underwrite triggered: More unsold Kiwibuild houses bought by govt
6:22 am todayThe Crown underwrite for unsold Kiwibuild homes has been triggered for a second time.
Green MP Golriz Ghahraman gets security escort
Serious bullying rife at Parliament - report
Pacific
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China promising more than delivering in Pacific - US official
3:28 pm todayMuch of China's investment in the Pacific region is unlikely to eventuate, a top US official says, downplaying regional security fears ahead of a meeting between President Trump and Pacific…
Call for bold move by Australia to improve Pacific relationship
Food stamp recipients rise 9.4 percent in CNMI
Sport
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Investigation launched into Crusaders' alleged poor behaviour
3:06 pm todayNew Zealand Rugby and the Crusaders have launched a joint investigation into allegations of poor player behaviour while the Crusaders were in South Africa.
Formula One legend Niki Lauda has died, aged 70
Golden State remain on course for NBA three-peat
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13 Minutes to the Moon: the Apollo landing revisited
Almost 50 years ago Michael Collins, Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong ventured to the Moon on Apollo 11, and then safely returned to Earth. A new podcast revisits humankind's greatest exploration. Audio
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Dairy farming couple with passion for people
"We don't have staff on this farm, to be honest, we don't use that word. We've got team members, colleagues... we use appreciating words. If you want to call people staff that's probably all they will be." Audio
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Baddies, burglars and brains that trick us
Adults can brush off monsters and burglars as the natural anxieties of childhood but for kids the fear is very real. Katy Gosset looks at which worries crop up when and how we can help. Audio
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Song Crush: new music you need to hear
The Song Crush team listen to the feminine flecked new songs from indie-rock veterans The National, and a minimalist cover of Cher’s 1998 hit ‘Believe’ among other great new releases. Video, Audio
RNZ Music
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Tonga's Queen Sālote to be recognised at Pacific Music Awards
Tonga's late Queen Sālote Tupou lll will be recognised with a Lifetime Achievement Award at this year's Pacific Music Awards in Auckland on Thursday.
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Hot tips for Wellington jazz festival
less than a minute agoEva Radich shares some of her picks from the upcoming Wellington jazz festival as well as a mix of music by unique female singers with extraordinary personal histories... in Pick and Mix on RNZ Concert.
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Review: Benjamin Morrison and CSO concert was a triumph
2 minutes agoBen Morrison's heart-melting opening phrase of Korngold's Violin Concerto immediately set the tone for a stunning performance of a lushly romantic work.
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Song Crush: The National, Craig Finn, Beatcomber
The Song Crush team listen to the feminine flecked new songs from indie-rock veterans The National, and a minimalist cover of Cher’s 1998 hit ‘Believe’ amongst other great new releases. Video, Audio
In Depth
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Joining the dots: What's really causing New Zealand's measles epidemics?
Researchers say an 'immunity gap' affecting an entire generation is what's allowing the disease to flourish. Kate Newton reports.
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Watch: What caused Kelly Savage's death?
An RNZ investigation into the death, two years ago today, of a New Zealand man in a Japanese psychiatric hospital has revealed inconsistencies in the medical… Video
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Death Bed: The Kelly Savage story
A young New Zealander entered a Japanese hospital in psychosis. He left braindead. His grieving mother is fighting for change.
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Why ACC is turning away traumatised mosque survivors
Distressed survivors can't get support because ACC doesn't cover mental injuries the way it covers physical ones. Can a government which says it's prioritising…
Team enters Pike River Mine 8.5 years after explosion
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Power Play: Breakaway Christian party a gamble, gambit or godsend?
Power Play - For the National opposition, a breakaway Christian party is a 'Hail Mary' of the highest order, writes Craig McCulloch.
Opinion: In Aus polls are the loser, personality politics the winner
Australia's election shows again that people are more interested in who they can trust rather than what they will deliver, and that you can't rely on polls to…
Australia election: How Scott Morrison used Labor's campaign against them
Analysis - Despite Australian politics' turmoil, the swings in Queensland, Tasmania and Western Australia showed that jobs and fear of change are too dominant…
Australian election: The weird, wild politics of Queensland
Opinion - Disappointed voters and small parties - some with extremist views - could disrupt the Queensland poll in Australia's general election today, writes…