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A long-dead Anglican missionary shows us how to be Pakeha today, says John Bluck
In a talk specially recorded for RNZ, John Bluck puts forward the case that the life of a forgotten Victorian missionary, Charles Reay, is a good role model for Pakeha in Aotearoa/New Zealand. Audio
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Lawyer responds to police actions after illegal youth photos taken
The police have announced they're examining their internal policies around photographing people under 17.
Late last month RNZ exposed complaints police were stopping rangatahi on the street in… Audio
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Police's illegal photos of young Māori prompt wider internal review
The police are launching a review into its policy of taking photos of young people after they found officers in Wairarapa took illegal photographs of rangatahi. The practice came to light after… Audio
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Lower speed limits on some state highways frustrate locals
It's been a summer of change for drivers, with some state highways across New Zealand having had their speed limit recently reduced.
It's all part of the Transport Agency's Road to Zero vision - the… Audio
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Drug testing groups want to expand beyond music festivals
Drug testing groups say there is huge demand beyond festivals and they want the resources to branch out.
Before Christmas, the Government rushed through an interim law that enables drug checking for… Audio
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Amy Cooter: the rise of militias in the United States
Audio 18 Jan 2021The riots in Washington DC on the 6th of January stormed headlines around the world for their ferocity and the type of people involved. Many of the people in the riots and who stormed the Capitol… Audio
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Talking about abortion law reform
University of Otago student Ruby Parker says it's important to talk about abortion. She is in conversation with researcher Emma Harcourt. Audio
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Police on mistaken arrest at gunpoint
An innocent man who was mistakenly arrested and held at gunpoint by police says he is traumatised and has not been offered any official apology or help. Brandon Moase said he and his friend were… Audio
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Auckland man traumatised by mistaken arrest
An Auckland man who had a gun held to his head while his young son watched on is shaken by the Police's actions. Brandon Moase and his friend were handcuffed with guns pointed at them, in a busy mall… Audio
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President Trump impeached for second time
The US House of Representatives has voted to impeach Donald Trump for a second time. The vote followed more than three hours of debate from both Republicans and Democrats on the article. US… Audio
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Child advocacy group calls for mandatory vetting
A Child advocacy group is calling for changes to the law to make it mandatory for anyone who works with children to be vetted by police.
Currently vetting is not compulsory unless the organisation… Audio
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Prison worker "ashamed" to have worked for Department of Corrections
A former prison staffer says he feels ashamed to ever have worked for the Department of Corrections.
Corrections has come under fire recently for its treatment of prisoners since the Waikeria… Audio
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White House spokesperson condemns violence
The White House has moved into damage control after yesterday's invasion of Capitol Hill. In the last hour, the White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany held a media briefing, saying the entire… Audio
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Top White House officials resign
Some top White House officials for both Donald Trump and the First Lady have resigned at the shocking violence in Washington DC. And there are reports that some Republicans are now calling for Trump… Audio
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Unscalable wall being installed around Capitol Building
A new, unscalable wall is being installed around the Capitol Building in Washington DC and the city's mayor, Muriel Bowser, has declared a state of emergency for the next two weeks. So far 68 people… Audio
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Resignations after pro-Trump storming of Capitol
Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao is the latest to say she will resign in protest over the pro-Trump insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. Former acting White House chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney… Audio
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What's the future of the US Republican Party?
Donald Trump Junior says there is now a Trump Republican Party. So, what does that mean for the future of the Republican Party. Philippa Tolley speaks to Republican commentator, Lenny McAllister. Audio
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US lawmakers, Washington DC in turmoil
The US Congress is in turmoil after thousands of Trump supporters invaded the Capitol building earlier this morning as a joint session was being held to certify Joe Biden's win in the Presidential… Audio
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Chief coroner to report on Christchurch mosque attack
Families of the Christchurch mosque attack victims will soon receive more detailed information from the chief coroner, about how their relatives died. Judge Deborah Marshall, and the Police, have made… Audio
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Councils downplay powers to enforce healthy home standards
Councils have been downplaying the powers they have in enforcing healthy homes Renter advocacy group Renters United has found that across 68 councils only 14 repair orders have been issued by council… Audio
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Calls for independent Waikeria Prison inquiry
The Human Rights Commission is calling for an independent review of the protest at Waikeria Prison. The Corrections department will do two reviews of the five night standoff, which ended yesterday. It… Audio
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Sue Chetwin: Consumer rights champion honoured
Former CEO of Consumer Sue Chetwin has been made a Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit for services to consumer rights. Audio
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Rawiri Waititi wants advocacy for Waikeria Prison rioters
A standoff continues at Waikeria Prison this morning. Prisoners want to talk to Maori Party co-leader Rawiri Waititi. He joins Perlina Lau on Morning Report to discuss advocacy for prisoners. Audio
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Rioters protesting dire conditions - Waikeria Prison sources
Sources inside Waikeria Prison say the men who started a riot are protesting about terrible conditions and a poor Corrections strategy for Maori. Disorder started Tuesday, when fires were set in an… Audio
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Increase in bike thefts in Auckland
Bikes are being stolen at an alarmingly high rate in Auckland - in some cases by organised gangs with lookouts. Barbara Cuthbert, the chair of Bike Auckland, told reporter Amy Williams that CCTV… Audio
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Expert says prisoners should be treated with dignity
Four prisoners involved in a riot at Waikeria Prison yesterday surrendered to staff overnight. Sixteen prisoners remain non-compliant, but are within the secure perimeter of the 'top jail' facility… Audio
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Prison riot continues at Waikeria
Prisoners continue to riot at Waikeria prison this morning, prompting other inmates to be evacuated to safety. The Corrections Department says the 'top jail' is significantly damaged and may never… Audio
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Mo Willems - doodling for stress relief
Audio 29 Dec 2020Author and illustrator Mo Willems has become a K-nuffle bunny to the world. He's the creator of popular children's books with tales of Pigeon, Elephant and Piggie and the Knuffle Bunny. He's also the… Video, Audio
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Trump's Blackwater pardon sparks Iraqi ire
Iraqis have reacted with outrage to Donald Trump's move to pardon four security guards from the security firm Blackwater who were jailed for a 2007 massacre that sparked an outcry over the use of… Audio
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Lawyer who worked on Cartwright Inquiry shocked by informed consent troubles
A lawyer who worked on the Cartwright inquiry into experimental procedures 30 years ago says she can't believe women are facing the same fight again.
Women are speaking up about hospitals riding… Audio