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Amplifying Pacific voices for climate action
Opinion - In the heart of the Pacific Ocean, a silent crisis unfolds. Amidst the pristine waters and lush greenery, countries are slowly disappearing, Munkhtuya Altangerel writes.
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Barking mad: Aucklanders annoyed over closure of popular road over summer
28 Nov 2023Auckland residents are annoyed a popular road linking the suburbs of Westmere and Point Chevalier will be closed over summer. Audio
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The 'deep tech' sector dreaming up ways to save the planet
28 Nov 2023The Detail takes a look inside an Auckland building where more than 20 start-ups are developing products aimed at reducing carbon emissions.
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Cricket: Sophie Devine named in WBBL tournament team
27 Nov 2023White Ferns captain Sophie Devine has been named in the Women's Big Bash League tournament team after another scintillating season in Australia's T20 domestic league.
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New laws needed to hold media to account - watchdog
Plans were underway to consider one overseeing body for all media, but now a watchdog agency has spoken out, saying online and non-traditional media are in an unregulated gap, and we urgently need new… Audio
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Football’s big Auckland adventure - a new stadium on the cards?
26 Nov 2023Analysis - If the bluster is to be believed, the new direction football is taking in Auckland is going to be very interesting, Jamie Wall writes.
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Can handwriting survive the digital age?
26 Nov 2023As handwriting disappears from our society, research shows that putting pen to paper is good for our brains. Audio
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Kim Hill talks to Jim Mora: 'There is nobody who fails to be interesting'
26 Nov 2023After making her name as an unparalleled interviewer over decades of broadcasting, Kim Hill switched places today and let Sunday Morning's Jim Mora ask her the questions. Watch it here. Audio
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Culture 101: Ōtautahi’s great inner-city cultural revitalisation
26 Nov 2023More than a decade after the devastating quakes, Culture 101 spoke to a panel about the cultural renewal of the Christchurch CBD. Audio
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The value of wool: 'It's the most sustainable fibre in the world'
Country Life: Sheep farming and wool innovation took centre stage at the New Zealand Agricultural Show. The new Wool Zone section educated visitors on the myriad uses for wool. Audio
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The Week in Detail: Congestion, divorce and toxic algae
26 Nov 2023The Detail looks at plans for congestion charges; the complexities of matrimonial property break-ups; the fast-moving algae blanketing our ocean, and the shadowy forces behind NZ's meth problem.
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Mediawatch: Whatever happened to NZ's music journalism?
Music reviews and writing used to be eagerly read in our papers and magazines. Mediawatch asks a former entertainment editor where that went and what could bring it back. Audio
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'An outdoor, local supermarket': The vital importance of farmers' markets
Country Life: Farmers' markets in New Zealand need more support from local authorities and government, a farmers' market advocate says. Audio
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'This is my happy place' - Kim Hill signs off with her favourite songs
After more than two decades hosting Saturday Morning, Kim Hill shared her favourite songs on her final show. Audio
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'Thinking differently' – NZ Rugby reveals its Pasifika Strategy
25 Nov 2023A change in direction from NZR that's finally saying out loud what we already knew, writes Jamie Wall.
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David Bowie: Serious Moonlight over Western Springs
David Bowie's Serious Moonlight concert at Western Springs took place almost 40 years ago - and still stands as one of our largest, most memorable music events. Audio
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Adrian Edmondson: 'The more you hurt yourself, the more people laugh'
25 Nov 2023Adrian Edmondson's new book traces his journey through life and comedy, and he tells Kim Hill that the memoir was "the result of a lot of strange factors all happening at once". Audio
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Photo essay: A three-groom political wedding
25 Nov 2023The House: The big day has arrived for a spring wedding of political rivals. Three of them. But who will be groom number two? It's time for the big reveal as they sign their nuptials.
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Review: Troy Kingi converts the crowd at The Church
25 Nov 2023Troy Kingi proved why he is a national musical treasure in a standout performance in Christchurch, writes Dan Buchanan.
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Focus on Politics: Coalition signed and sealed, now it's time to deliver
25 Nov 2023New Zealand's first-ever three-way coalition: National, ACT and New Zealand First have finally signed on the dotted line in the ultimate Black Friday deal. Audio
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Queenstown teen claims second world cup medal for skiing
25 Nov 2023Freestyle skiier Ruby Star Andrews has claimed her second World Cup medal, finishing with bronze at the Freeski Slopestyle World Cup season opener held in Austria.
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The government's first press conference: Wilder than an episode of Love Island
24 Nov 2023Analysis - The three ring-masters of the coalition announcement had spectacularly different ideas about the point of the show.
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'Good to have a family business' says master cutler of Svord
Country Life: Bryan Baker has been making knives for over 40 years in Waiuku - and now the legacy keeps growing as the next generation comes through. Audio
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Coalition deal: Luxon plays down any suggestion of major gains for NZ First
24 Nov 2023Winston Peters and New Zealand First have not come out on top in the three-way coalition deal revealed more fully today, the incoming prime minister tells Checkpoint. Audio
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