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The Singles Life: Stan Walker is finally ready to take over
Kiwi legend Stan Walker is back again with new music and an insane new video that signals a radical new direction for the pop star.
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Horse head cocaine accused shocked to find wires inside package
One of the men charged with importing 35 kilograms of cocaine hidden inside a jewelled statue of a horse's head says he was shocked when they found an electronic device inside one of the packages. Our… Audio
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Horse head coke trial: 'I knew it was dodgy ... but my house was leaking'
One of the men charged with importing 35kg of cocaine hidden inside a jewel encrusted horse's head says he was not making ends meet and his greed got the better of him.
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Locals band together for post-quake support
A gig and a comedy show are just some of the ways the residents of Ward are coming together to support one another after the Kaikōura earthquake.
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Drug accused thought he was money laundering, court told
One of the man accused of importing cocaine in a statue of a horse's head says his life is nothing like a TV series about drug-running.
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Book review - Night Horse by Elizabeth Smither
Harry Ricketts reviews Night Horse by Elizabeth Smither. Audio
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A high country way of life
Is traditional high country farming under threat? RNZ Rural reporter, Alexa Cook works on a cattle muster and explores why, and if, New Zealand should hold on tighter to its high country farms. Video, Audio
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Stan Walker: 'This is probably the strongest I’ve ever been'
Stan Walker says he 'wanted to go to war' in the video for his new song 'New Takeover', which is a powerful statement showcasing Māori as beautiful, composed and powerful. Video, Audio
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Berries and Cream
Jan McIntyre is a former dairy farmer turned blueberry grower who lives between Morrinsville and Matamata in Waikato. She teamed up with jersey farmers from down the road and now uses their cream to… Audio
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Berries and Cream
Jan McIntyre is a former dairy farmer turned blueberry grower who lives between Morrinsville and Matamata in Waikato. She teamed up with jersey farmers from down the road and now uses their cream to…
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'Your daughter is history'
Jealousy, hatred and attempted murder in the Dome Valley.
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Risotto boxes used to replicate bricks of cocaine, court told
Cardboard boxes were used to replicate bricks of cocaine found inside a diamond-encrusted horse-head statue, a senior customs officer has told a jury.
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Parliament's Melbourne Cup
It's budget week - when on behalf of their wallets, people become intensely interested in finance policy. The House talks to Treasury about how the budget is born. Video, Audio
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Parliament's Melbourne Cup
It's budget week - when on behalf of their wallets, people become intensely interested in finance policy. The House talks to Treasury about how the budget is born.
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Accused unaware of cocaine haul in horse head, court told
The lawyers for two men accused over the country's biggest ever cocaine bust insist their clients had no idea drugs were inside a horse-head statue. Audio
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Jury hears phones tapped in drug operation
Ronald Cook Senior and Agustin Suarez-Juarez have pleaded not guilty at the High Court in Auckland to importing 35 kilograms of cocaine inside a jewelled horse statue's head in May last year. Audio
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Truck Life is way more fun than your Facebook photos
The artistic creations of one Upper Hutt plumber.
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‘I'm not here for the dancing, I'm here to fight’
A woman in the world of full metal combat.
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Australia's apology to Julian Moti QC weak - Author
The author of a book about a deported former Solomon Islands attorney general Julian Moti says Australia's apology to him was weak. Audio
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Mustering courage
Audio 17 May 2017Precariously straddled on the Clarence Fault, New Zealand's most isolated high country station has held its first autumn muster since the Kaikōura earthquake. Alexa Cook reports.
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Transforming Taneatua
Transforming spaces is a trend in the Bay of Plenty township of Taneatua. Local Māori business owners – including gallery owner Tame Iti and his son Toi, a barber – are optimistic about the future of… Audio
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Extra Time for 12 May 2017
This week, drug scandals, World Cup rugby, the oldest-ever rider and horse win Badminton, and Hoops. Audio
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Lisa Reihana's grand entrance at Venice
Audio 11 May 2017It was a beautiful moment, watching Venice’s largest gondola gliding through the water with a beaming Lisa Reihana and Governor-General Dame Patsy Reddy on board for the grand opening of Reihana’s…
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Truck life
Phil Truesdale has a truck. Except he doesn't use his truck for normal things. He creates everything from boxing rings, to tyre swings in the back of his truck, with the help of his friends and… Audio, Gallery
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Midday Sports News for 8 May 2017
The New Zealand equestrian Andrew Nicholoson says it was worth the wait after finally winning the Badminton Horse Trials title. Audio
