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Stars assemble for Oscars as 'Anora,' 'Conclave' vie for top prize
Stars assemble for Oscars as 'Anora,' 'Conclave' vie for top prize
A twisty awards season rocked by LA wildfires and a racist tweet scandal reaches its climax with the 97th Academy Awards gala on Monday.
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Rugby: Russell miss allows England to escape with 16-15 win over Scotland
Russell miss allows England to escape with 16-15 win
Finn Russell missed a last-minute conversion as England claimed a tense 16-15 win over Scotland that keeps them in the hunt for the Six Nations title.
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Saturday Night Live turns 50 - here are some classic sketches from over the years
From The Muppets to Wayne's World: SNL turns 50
As massive comedy nerds, we thought we'd look back at the sketches that have stayed with us as fans, and the moments that influenced comedy and culture worldwide. Video
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Netflix musical 'Emilia Pérez' leads Oscar nominations
Netflix musical 'Emilia Pérez' leads Oscar nominations
Ten films are in the running for best picture at the Oscars this year. Check out the full list here.
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What happened when Conan O'Brien went on Shortland Street?
What happened when Conan O'Brien went on Shortland Street?
The US comedian and talkshow host delivered two minutes of pure, absurd genius as Dr Aiden Archer.
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Ake Ake Ake
ProgrammeAke Ake AkeThe story of SOUL and the land occupation at Ihumātao, through the voices of the cousins involved in the actions that took place. Made with the support of NZ On Air & Te Māngai Pāho.
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'We want our town back': Retailer tells of PTSD as National MPs hit out over crime
'We want our town back': Retailer tells of PTSD as National MPs hit out over crime
A Rotorua retailer who's had violent robbers strike his business six times in 18 months says they have affected his mental health and taken a toll on his family.
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Most mayoral candidates say spending ratepayer money on climate change initiatives necessary
Most mayoral candidates ready to spend on climate change
Could local government be ahead of the game when it comes to accepting the wero (challenge) thrown up by climate change?
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Margalit Fox: The Confidence Men
What three things would you want for a prison escape? Would a ouija board, a strong imagination and a credulous captor be on your list? They were key tools in 1916 for two prisoners of war in the… Audio
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Council dysfunction, healthcare chaos and political showdowns – Local Democracy Reporting captures it all
Council dysfunction, healthcare chaos and political showdowns
As Local Democracy Reporting begins a new chapter, here's a look at some of the best stories and their impact since the project's inception in October 2019.
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Concerns foreign nationals using fake vaccine paperwork to enter NZ
Foreign nationals could be using fraudulent vaccine exemptions to get out of having a jab before entering the country.
There are worries health authorities might not be alert to the problem.
Conan… Audio
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Canterbury flooding update
There were around 80 flood related call outs in the Manawatu town yesterday evening.
Fire and Emergency says some of the calls were quite serious and a number of homes were evacuated.
It was a… Audio
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Investigations underway into antivax Kaiapoi doctor
A series of investigations are underway into a Kaiapoi GP who's been filmed handing out medical certificates and schooling patients in how to pass them off as official vaccine exemptions.
Newshub… Video, Audio
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Canterbury's Wainono Lagoon unsafe to swim in or fish
Despite years of efforts to clean up South Canterbury's Wainono Lagoon, it has now been declared too toxic to swim in or fish.
For the first time, the toxic algae, cyanobacteria has been found… Audio
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Christchurch deals with killing of another teen
A 16-year-old has been charged with the murder of another teenager in Christchurch - the third death of teen in the city this year.
It follows the shooting dead of 16 year old Connor Whitehead last… Audio
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16yo charged with murder in Christchurch
A 16-year-old has been charged with the murder of a Christchurch teen who was assaulted in the early hours of Saturday morning.
The police say the 18-year-old man was assaulted in the carpark of the… Audio
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Councils taking different approaches to Covid passports
From 11:59pm Thursday, the whole country will be in the new traffic light framework.
So it will be goodbye alert levels, hello red and orange - no green just yet.
Councils around the country are… Audio
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Sounds killer Scott Watson denied parole again after 23 years in prison
Marlborough Sounds killer Scott Watson has again been denied parole, 23 years after he was imprisoned for the murder of Ben Smart and Olivia Hope.
The 50-year-old was sentenced to life in prison in… Audio
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Covid-19: Almost back to normal in South Island at orange
Audio 30 Nov 2021The entire South Island has been given the orange light under the new Traffic Light system so life on the mainland can almost get back to normal.
From this Friday new freedoms will allow mingling… Audio
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Cabinet to meet today to decide traffic light settings
Audio 29 Nov 2021Cabinet will meet today to decide what colour each region will be in when alert levels are replaced by the new traffic light system on Friday.
Some businesses are having to make tough decisions about… Audio
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Rates hike kick in the guts for first home buyers
Yesterday's rise in the official cash rate is being described as a kick in the guts for first home buyers.
After the Reserve Bank hiked its benchmark rate by 0.25 percent, commercial banks moved… Audio
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Surge of interest in gold mining
The South Island West Coast has seen a surge of interest from players large and small in gold prospecting.
Spurred on by a relatively high gold price, up by nearly 20 percent on the start of last… Audio
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Legal victory for Afghans seeking refuge in NZ
A legal victory means a group of Afghans hiding from the Taliban could soon be able to come here.
The men and women helped the New Zealand defence force but were told their visa applications to help… Audio
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Groundswell claims "Mother of all protests" makes a statement
Farmers and their townie mates are determined to keep pressuring the Government to back off what they see as unnecessary expensive change.
Driving tractors and utes, they clogged streets in all of… Audio
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Pike River: Footage from inside mine cold comfort for familiies
Footage showing up to three bodies inside the Pike River mine is being described as cold comfort by some of the families.
Relatives of the 29 men have been waiting for more than a decade for such… Audio