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$50 an hour, 12% superannuation: Australian recruiters target jobseekers
$50 an hour, 12% superannuation: Australian recruiters target jobseekers
Ged Cann started thinking about going overseas out of fears he would not be able to build the kind of life he wanted in New Zealand.
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Settling The Score 2025: About Your Choices
As we look though all of the beautiful music our listeners have suggested for broadcast on Labour Day, we've seen some trends which might be of interest.
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Ways to increase safety on a first date and red flags to watch for
Ways to increase safety on a first date and red flags to watch for
Dating can be fun and exciting, but also risky, especially when meeting someone new for the first time.
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Re-elected Christchurch mayor to focus on debt, liveability
Re-elected Christchurch mayor to focus on debt, liveability
Christchurch mayor Phil Mauger is grateful to be re-elected for a second term.
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Football Ferns bring back experience
Football Ferns bring back experience
Football Ferns make five changes for games against Mexico and USA.
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LIVE: NZSO & Voices NZ - Stabat Mater (A Mother's Love)
The NZSO, Voices New Zealand and four extraordinary singers present Rossini’s Stabat Mater and the world premiere of Kiwi composer Victoria Kelly’s response to that work.
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Her own Stabat Mater
Composer Victoria Kelly explains why she couldn't stick to the script in her latest choral work. Audio
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Former Reserve Bank governor Don Brash optimistic about Anna Breman
Former Reserve Bank governor optimistic about new appointee
Anna Breman will be the first woman to fill the Reserve Bank governor role.
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Bookmarks with Victoria Kelly
Victoria Kelly joined Jesse to discuss some of her favourite things. Audio
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Victoria Kelly: Requiem for a symphony
Award-winning composer Victoria Kelly's latest requiem commissioned by the NZSO is an interpretation of a thirteenth-century liturgy in a modern context. Audio
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‘Every test for me is an important moment’ - 50 up for Black Fern Ruahei Demant
‘Every test for me is an important moment’ - 50 up for Black Fern Ruahei Demant
Watch: The Black Ferns co-captain is unsurprisingly more focused on making sure her 51st test is in a World Cup final, writes Jamie Wall.
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Pulse add two Australian midcourters to line-up
Pulse add two Australian midcourters to line-up
The Pulse have added two Australian midcourters to their depleted line-up for next year's ANZ Premiership.
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Man arrested after fleeing police through Auckland
Man arrested after fleeing police through Auckland
A man has been arrested after fleeing through inner-city Auckland, police say
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Search for Dezi Freeman continues as Porepunkah reckons with sovereign citizen ideology
Search for Australian gunman continues as small town reckons with 'sovereign citizen' ideology
A friend of Desmond Freeman, the sovereign citizen accused of fatally shooting two police officers and injuring a third, claims he was a long-standing victim of police persecution.
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Women's Rugby World Cup live: Black Ferns trounce Spain in opener
Live: Black Ferns trounce Spain in Rugby World Cup opener
The defending champions scored eight tries, but ended the contest with injury concerns.
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Benjamin Woods, who posed as a child online, jailed for exploiting girls
Man who posed as a child online jailed for exploiting girls
Benjamin Woods' offending left his young victims "broken", "scared" and unable to trust others.
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New wave of homophobic attacks targets users of gay dating apps like Grindr
Catfishing teens behind rise in homophobic attacks
Users of popular same-sex hook-up and dating apps are being targeted by violent offenders across the Tasman, but many victims fear reporting out of fear of exposure.
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A Stellar Sonic Tonic
RNZ Concert marks Matariki 2025 with a Stellar Sonic Tonic of historical sounds and (mostly) heavenly music. Audio
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King's Birthday Honours: Dai Henwood, Tim Southee and Jude Dobson among those recognised
King's Birthday Honours 2025: The full list of recipients
A total of 188 New Zealanders who have made their mark in everything from sport to business to comedy have been awarded today.
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Veteran midfielder returns to Football Ferns squad
Veteran midfielder returns to Football Ferns squad
One of New Zealand's most experienced players Betsy Hassett returns to the Football Ferns squad.
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What you need to know about how countries apply tariffs, and what the US' proposals mean for NZ
Aluminium, jeans, and whisky? What tariffs mean for New Zealand
Explainer - We've heard a lot about tariffs recently. But how do they work, and where does NZ fit in?
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Queensland's Fitzroy River crocodile habitat to host 2032 Olympics and Paralympics rowing
River that's a crocodile habitat chosen for Olympics
A local crocodile expert is dismissing any risk to competitors on the Fitzroy River course.
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Football Ferns call on new shot stoppers
Football Ferns call on new shot stoppers
Interim Football Ferns coach continues to explore depth of talent available to play for New Zealand.
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Ashley Brown and music beyond NZTrio
After 23 years, cellist Ashley Brown is leaving NZTrio. He speaks with RNZ Concert host Bryan Crump. Audio
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Next group of public submissions on Treaty Principles Bill announced
Who's up next to make Treaty Principles Bill submissions
There are almost 500 people named, from the general public to former MPs, academics and Māori leaders.