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DOC taking 'hands-off' approach to injured seal in Wellington
16 May 2022A fur seal with a barb in its neck parked up on Wellington's Oriental Parade has sparked concern among Wellingtonians.
In an effort to protect it, an animal welfare group - HUHA - has put cones… Read more Audio
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Bromley residents meet council over smell
16 May 2022A public meeting has been held for Bromley residents to confront the Christchurch City council about the foul smell hanging over their suburb.
The smell is coming from the council's damaged… Read more Audio
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Markets Update for 16 May 2022
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Dunedin residents facing long waits for GPs
16 May 2022It's getting harder and harder to see a GP in Dunedin.
People are having to wait weeks and some recent arrivals to the city are staying enrolled with their doctor in their previous hometown.
Timothy… Read more Audio
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Transport representatives on emissions reduction plan
16 May 2022The government's Emissions Reduction Plan will be revealed at midday on Monday.
Public Transport Users Association national coordinator Jon Reeves, and Ia Ara Aotearoa Transporting NZ chief executive… Read more Audio
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Government tackling massive week without Prime Minister
16 May 2022It's one of the biggest weeks of the political year and the Government will be tackling it without the presence of the Prime Minister.
Jacinda Ardern is isolating until Saturday after testing… Read more Audio
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Tonga eruption confirmed as biggest recorded explosion in modern history
16 May 2022The eruption of the Tonga's Hunga volcano in January has been confirmed as the biggest explosion ever recorded in the atmosphere by modern instrumentation.
It was far bigger than any 20th century… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 16 May 2022
16 May 2022New Zealand golfer Ryan Fox has fallen just short of another World Tour title, failing to protect his narrow lead in Belgium. Audio
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Group celebrates tent shredding from Kea
16 May 2022It's not often that having your tent pecked and shredded into strips by local wildlife is a cause to celebrate.
But conservation group Zero Invasive Predators is welcoming the damage to its tent and… Read more Audio
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Oranga Tamariki child abuse investigations criticised
A man accused of child abuse says it's a 'lottery' if a family gets a proper investigation by Oranga Tamariki.
The children's ministry has admitted to shortcomings in following its own inquiry… Read more Audio
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Global Internet Forum responds to Buffalo shooting
16 May 2022A global network set up to quell the spread of manifestly violent online videos has shown its worth in the wake of the horrific killing of 10 people in Buffalo, New York.
A teenager has been charged… Read more Audio
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Health workers industrial action a last resort - Organiser
16 May 2022The 10,000 health workers not at work today include dental assistants, alcohol and drug counsellors and anaesthetic and laboratory technicians.
The industrial action will disrupt several services.
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