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Helping children cope with climate anxiety
What can families and schools do to help children and young people overcome fear and anxiety about climate change? New work from the New Zealand Council for Educational Research looks at how to give… Audio
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New Zealand Disasters Helping Children Understand.
Maria Gill's latest book, New Zealand Disasters: Our response, resilience and recovery is a resource for children which details the Inspiring stories of courage, resilience and determination in the… Audio
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Covid-19: Money offered to help workers stay home for tests
The government will help employers pay workers who have to wait at home for Covid-19 test results from Tuesday.
The government hopes its new $350 Short-Term Absence Payment will encourage people who… Audio
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How rap music is helping to reduce mental health stigma
Rappers are at the forefront of opening up the mental health conversation, with a new study showing that over the past 20 years, the lyrics of the most popular rap songs have been increasingly hitting… Video, Audio
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Instrument bank to help promising young musicians
If you have any string instruments gathering dust in your cupboards, you could help a promising young musician. The Michael Hill International Violin Competition Charitable Trust has just launched an… Audio
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Helping youth cope with anxieties and depression
Jesse speaks to the co-authors of a new book offering a roadmap to improve your mental wellbeing. Audio
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Call for COVID Marshals to help improve scanning uptake
During a recent trip to South Australia, Nelson resident, Sheila Noble, saw that having a dedicated marshal at venues encouraged more QR code scanning. Audio
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Could the psychology of gaming help combat online harassment?
Audio 21 Jan 2021Online harassment isn't just "being rude on the internet", it can ruin peoples lives, says Massey University professor Dr Kevin Veale. In his new book Gaming the Dynamics of Online Harassment, he… Audio
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How the Stoics can help today
Stocism is a school of philosophy that came about in ancient Greece. But thousands of years later - it can still be used to help us manage disappointment, and misfortune. William Irvine is a… Audio
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ReliefAid: Helping Syrians amid a global pandemic
Mike Seawright went from being an investment banker to setting up an humanitarian organisation that helps families affected by the brutal civil war inside Syria. In 2020, his organisation ReliefAid… Audio
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Push to help elderly with computer use
Those who are digitally savvy are being urged to take some time this summer to help elderly relatives or neighbours who may find using a computer daunting. In the 2019 Budget, $600,000 was given to… Audio
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Hospo hotline a helping hand for workers
A new hospitality helpline is being launched to support staff who may be getting a raw deal as they slog away at bars, cafes and restaurants over the coming months. Unite union has created the free to… Audio
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'Support a Family' initiative helps Chch whanau
Audio 24 Dec 2020Nearly 200 Christchurch whanau and Housing First clients (kaewa) will receive Christmas hampers and gifts through the Christchurch Methodist Mission's Support a Family initiative this year. The Panels… Audio
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Donation will help NZ children to see
Audio 24 Dec 2020We have an update on a story Nine to Noon featured six months ago about the impact of undiagnosed sight issues in primary school children. Audio
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Disabled pre-schoolers waiting two months for specialist help
Waiting times to get specialist help for disabled pre-schoolers have been sharply reduced but child advocates say any delay is still too long.
After years of criticism, the Education Ministry has cut… Audio
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Rolleston Prison garden helps supply City Mission
Christchurch City Missioner Matthew Mark tells about a gardening project at Rolleston Prison helping supply the mission's food bank. Audio
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Cyclone Yasa: As Fiji counts losses, world offers help
Two people have died as a result of Cyclone Yasa bearing down on Fiji. People across the country woke today to count their losses following the destruction left behind by the category five storm.
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Kaikoura locals help in rescue from fatal helicopter crash
The investigation is continuing into the cause of Tuesday's fatal helicopter crash that killed a Christchurch couple and seriously injured three children. Andrew Davidson and his wife Lin Chen died in… Audio
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ANZ toughens deposit rules for investors - will it help?
New Zealand's biggest bank is ordering a bigger deposit from investors as a way to cool the overheated housing market. ANZ says its move will help first home buyers get into the market.
But will it… Audio
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No confidence motion will help focus Tonga MPs over Xmas
A Tongan MP is aiming to unseat the prime minister, Pohiva Tu'i'onetoa - issuing a motion of no confidence last week. Audio
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Cricket: Nicholls' half-century helps Black Caps from rough start
A half century from Henry Nicholls has helped the Black Caps recover from a wobbly start in their second test against the West Indies.
At lunch, New Zealand were 82 for 3 - and have spent the… Audio
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Whakaari: Helping community heal top priority for iwi
Ngāti Awa has lost nearly $1.5 million in revenue since the White Island Tours closed, but helping its community heal from the tragedy remains its top priority one year on.
Te Aniwa Hurihanganui… Audio
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Tech helping Kiwi businesses track their carbon footprint
As the government declares a climate emergency and the Prime Minister promises to follow it up with action, Philippa talks to two companies that aren't waiting around. The ToitÅ« carbon assess… Audio
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Recruitment help welcomed in Queenstown, but not considered a game-changer
Queenstown businesses are welcoming new changes aimed to help recruitment, but say they're no game-changer. Immigration New Zealand announced 21 tourism and hospitality roles have been added to the… Audio
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AK Pestival: introduce Aussie speices to help ecosystem
We're rightly proud of our native plants and animals here in New Zealand, but given the number of species that have become extinct since humans came along, .. why not introduce Aussie equivalents of… Audio