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Loophole may see heritage buildings demolished
The Detail: They're supposed to be iconic - but are we saving dilapidated buildings at the expense of things we need?
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Samoa citizenship bill: 'not looking for money'
Community leader says bill to give New Zealand citizenship to people born in Samoa between 1924 and 1949 is 'about trust and fairness'.
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'Save some of these people': Gower clings to hope of rescue
11 Apr 2024Viewers and staff deserved to see some form of the news operation survive, the reporter said, as emotional employees gathered after a meeting confirming 250 job cuts.
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The slow road to positivity in government
10 Apr 2024The House - The Speaker has begun steering ministerial answers away from outright attacks on the previous government, and towards answers. Audio
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NZ Defence Force remembers HMNZS Moa sinking
10 Apr 2024New Zealanders have commemorated World War II sinking of HMNZS Moa in Tulagi Harbour.
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'The biggest job I've ever done': 3 Body Problem's Kiwi lead
11 Apr 2024Netflix's new sci-fi series is one of the most talked about shows on the planet right now - and it stars a Kiwi actress in one of the leading roles. Audio
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Wellington workforce reeling from job cuts
10 Apr 2024The job market in Wellington is dire, with plenty of candidates but no work, a public sector recruitment agency says.
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Project Liberty: A billionaire's plan to fix the internet
9 Apr 2024Frank McCourt Jr wants everyone to stop thinking about data as something that does not matter.
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Kiwi actor on scoring a role in HBO show, for three seasons
9 Apr 2024Kiwi actor Morgana O'Reilly still cannot quite believe she is in the third season of The White Lotus. Audio
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Tonga criticised Australia and NZ after China-Solomon security pact, documents show
9 Apr 2024In 2022, the Morrison and Ardern governments tried to rally Pacific nations to press Solomon Islands not to sign a contentious deal with Beijing.
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'No regrets': Paralympian calls time on golden career
9 Apr 2024World and Paralympic shot put champion Lisa Adams has decided to retire from the sport with immediate effect.
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Measuring poverty just got harder
The Detail - The uncertain future of two comprehensive studies are raising fears there will be no real measure of hardship.
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Pasifika autism group a 'vehicle for change'
Pacific Island communities with negative perceptions of autism are being challenged to rethink their views and the language that describes people on the spectrum.
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The transport policy that has people fuming
8 Apr 2024The Detail - The government is releasing policy statements that guide its priorities and funding into the future, but one in particular has met with angry feedback.
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Solar eclipse offers a window into the universe's secrets
8 Apr 2024Eclipse fever is building in North America, but for some those minutes of darkness will be an opportunity for often impossible science experiments - a chance to unravel the secrets of our universe.
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Trust in news tumbles again, survey shows
8 Apr 2024More New Zealanders are avoiding the news because of its negativity and what they perceive as political bias.
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'Chinese philosophy should be for everyday Kiwis' - The art of cultural translation
7 Apr 2024What does it take to be an effective cultural translator? Yang Fan tells Culture 101 that words are just the beginning - there's also the narrative, context and emotions woven into the ideas. Audio
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Want to be an MP? The careers most likely to get you there
7 Apr 2024A look at New Zealand's 54th Parliament shows its 123 members having had 216 careers between them - but there are strong similarities in their backgrounds.
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Apple cider vinegar: helpful or harmful?
8 Apr 2024If you're at all interested in health and you're on social media, you've probably seen someone promoting cider vinegar.
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How to keep opera alive in the modern world
8 Apr 2024Ahead of his take on Mansfield Park in Aotearoa, Jonathan Dove, one of the most performed living opera composers of our time, talks to Culture 101, Audio
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British Post Office scandal: The real Alan Bates tells his story
7 Apr 2024Alan Bates was one of 900 UK subpostmasters wrongly accused of theft by the British postal service in the early 2000s. Audio
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The House: How petitions get Parliament's attention
7 Apr 2024A petition can be an effective way for the public to get the attention of Parliament, and it doesn't necessarily need lots of signatures. Audio
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Brothers turn rivals as they compete for top farmer title
7 Apr 2024A little bit of sibling rivalry can be a healthy thing, as brothers Archie and Callum Woodhouse recently proved. Audio
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The Black Keys: On recording with Beck and Noel Gallagher
6 Apr 2024The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach introduces Charlotte Ryan to 'record hangs', a pastime that feeds the band's musical inspiration, and talks about collaborating with Beck and Noel Gallagher. Audio
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