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Tongariro National Park: An Artists Field Guide
After 30 years living in France author nature and wildlife artist Desmond Bovey had a strong pull to reconnect with home and the landscapes of his youth. Desmond speaks to Jesse about the book he's… Audio
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Negotiations to step-up as National look to form government
National and Act had the barest majority on election night, but the picture changed with the final result, confirming that New Zealand First must be in the mix.
Policy positions are being worked… Audio
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National MP on tight race in Banks Peninsula
The full election results are released by the Electoral Commission out at two-o'clock today with many MP's awaiting the final result in what have been close races.
They include National's Vanessa… Audio
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Collective of pharmacists want National to keep free prescriptions
A collective of pharmacists wants National to back track on its policy to ditch free prescriptions for everyone, while the cost of living crisis persists. National plans to reverse what it calls an… Video, Audio
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National day of commemoration for NZ Wars risks being forgotten
Te Pūtake o te Riri - the national day of commemoration of the New Zealand Wars takes place on Saturday.
But experts say the event is at risk of passing by unnoticed outside of Māori circles.
Pokere… Audio
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What will National's crackdown on gangs look like?
National's promised to crack down on gangs in its first hundred days in government. So what is that actually going to look like in a town like Opotiki where gang tensions are simmering to boiling… Audio
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The National Party's negotiation talks carry on
National Party leader Christopher Luxon says he is getting daily briefings on the growing conflict in Israel.
That's while government formation talks continue with his party talking separately to ACT… Audio
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United Nations warns Middle East on the 'edge of an abyss'
The Middle East is on the "edge of an abyss". That's the warning from the United Nations. US President Joe Biden is asking for billions of dollars in funding for Ukraine and Israel, telling the… Video, Audio
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The four Cs that cost Labour and how National nicked Auckland
A mood for change swept National & friends into power, so this season's final Caucus breaks down the numbers, unpacks the swing in Auckland, & looks at the coalition niceties. And the team opens their… Video, Audio
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NZ National Party's only Pacific MP elect Angee Nicholas
National's only Pacific MP elect Angee Nicholas' journey to NZ parliament. Audio
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National youth poetry champions perform live
Rehe Kōrero are the 2023 National Grand Slam Champions of WORD - The Front Line, Aotearoa's premier inter-high school spoken word poetry competition run by Action Education in collaboration with… Audio
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Rejection of The Voice deeply hurtful for First Nations Aussies
We begin this morning in Australia, joining Nathan Rarere from Brisbane is our good friend Pam Corkery. Audio
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Auckland's light rail on chopping block under National Govt
Auckland Light Rail is one of many Labour Party projects on the chopping block under the incoming National government. The party has promised to scrap plans for the city-to-airport link within its… Video, Audio
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Cyclone affected communities ditch Labour for National
Communities badly damaged by Cyclone Gabrielle have voted to ditch their Labour representatives, in favour of National.
Based on the preliminary election results, the party has achieved decisive… Audio
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National to keep preliminary talks behind closed doors
As the National Party waits for crucial special votes to come through on the third of November, its already started on the work to open coalition negotiations with ACT and NZ First.
The final results… Audio
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National to begin talks with ACT and NZ First
Preparations are already well underway for the National Party to launch into coalition talks with the ACT Party and New Zealand First.
While voting numbers aren't finalised, it looks likely Winston… Audio
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Pacific Political commentator hopeful of National-led govt
Pacific political commentator weighs in on opportunities for Pacific people in the new Government. Audio
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We speak to new National MPs who've flipped red seats
Pre-election polling had long-suggested National would beat Labour at the polls. But the flip in electorates like Mt Roskill, Te Atatu and New Lynn was completely out of the blue. Our producer Mahvash… Audio
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National's Maureen Pugh wins long-time red West Coast seat
She calls herself the yoyo MP. But this time National's Maureen Pugh has sprung back into parliament in spectacular fashion apparently wrestling the long time red seat of West Coast Tasman off… Video, Audio
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Slim majority for National and ACT means NZ first may be needed
The election is done, now let the games begin. Early talks have started between National, ACT and New Zealand First - as they seek to form a governing arrangement. The result on election night gives… Audio
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Political commentators Neale Jones, Tim Hurdle
Neale Jones, Tim Hurdle and Bernie O'Donnell analyse Saturday night's election results. Neale Jones was Chief of Staff to Labour Leader Jacinda Ardern, and prior to that was Chief of Staff to Andrew… Audio
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National take Mt Roskill from Labour
People in the country's most Asian electorate - Mt Roskill in Auckland - are now counting on the new government to deliver on its promises to cut crime and boost the economy.
Part of the "blue wave"… Audio
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National wait for special votes to be counted
Triumphant and dejected MPs, along with their leaders, are making their way back to Parliament, as National starts to put plans in place to form a new government.
National and ACT together have 61… Audio
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National ready to start negotiations to form new government
The National Party is primed to start negotiations to shape who'll be involved in the new government and determine its policy agenda.
The party's leader Christopher Luxon has put together his… Audio
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Labour MP holds on despite National challenge
Labour MP Greg O'Connor held on to his Ōhāriu seat despite his electorate majority voting for National.
National's Nicola Willis made a strong challenge for the seat, but O'Connor held on.
O'Connor… Audio