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Ministerial diaries: Who's doing the mahi in government?
Jacinda Ardern and Grant Robertson are leading from the front as the country's busiest ministers, according to new data released by the government - but where's Winston?
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Govt has ignored 'endemic' workplace bullying in NZ
less than a minute agoFirst Up: The government has for years ignored calls to change New Zealand's workplace bullying culture, which is the second-worst in the developed world, CultureSafeNZ director Allan Halse says. Audio
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Auckland Harbour Bridge shared path design released
about 2 hours agoThe preferred design for a walking and cycling route across Auckland's Harbour Bridge is a 5m-wide path flanking the southbound traffic side.
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Inside Chch Hospital's $483m Acute Services Building
about 1 hour agoMedia were welcomed inside Christchurch Hospital's new $483 million Acute Services Building yesterday, for a glimpse inside the country's largest and most expensive hospital project to date.
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Fire guts ambulance at Ōtāhuhu train station
34 minutes agoA patient, their caregiver and two St John staff escaped unharmed after the ambulance they were in caught fire this morning.
Huawei NZ: 'No need to panic' about phones after Google move
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Ministers miss deadline to release diaries
9:19 am todayFive ministers, including Greens co-leader James Shaw, have missed the deadline to release their diaries and meet their commitment to more transparency in government.
Green MP Golriz Ghahraman gets security escort
Serious bullying rife at Parliament - report
Pacific
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US reaffirms security ties with Palau, Marshall Islands, FSM
The United States has reaffirmed security cooperation with Palau, the Marshall Islands and the Federated States of Micronesia after an historic presidential meeting.
Dengue kills girl in New Caledonia
CJ rules there's sufficient evidence to try former Tonga PM
Sport
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Botham says Smith and Warner can expect an earful from England fans
about 1 hour agoSir Ian Botham has warned Australian duo Steve Smith and David Warner to brace themselves for an earful of abuse from England cricket fans.
Rugby players know what is expected of them
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The fight to stop fossils being ground into animal fodder
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'I see so much hurt come out of sheer ignorance'
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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, writes Peter Wilson.
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Bailey Wiley releases her most honest songs yet
Taranaki born soul singer Bailey Wiley is becoming stronger and more resolutely herself with each release. Kirsten Johnstone finds out more about her evolution. Video, Audio
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Music poster exhibition showcases punk and new wave art from '77-'81
Toward the end of the 1970s, punk and new wave turned NZ's popular music scene on its head. And bands including The Suburban Reptiles, Toy Love and the Terrorways and friends were creating gig posters that were amazing works of art. Audio
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Bailey Wiley's most honest songs yet
Taranaki born soul singer Bailey Wiley is becoming stronger and more resolutely herself with each release. Kirsten Johnstone finds out more about her evolution. Video, Audio
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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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Ministerial diaries: Who's doing the mahi in government?
Jacinda Ardern and Grant Robertson are leading from the front as the country's busiest ministers, according to new data released by the government - but where's…
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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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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…
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…