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Tickling primary teacher deregistered
The Education Council has censured and cancelled the registration of a primary teacher who tickled girls in his classroom and gave children "horsey rides".
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You Call this Art 2014 Part 2
The actor Cliff Curtis, composer Phil Dadson and authors Damien Wilkins and Georgina White discuss the importance of discovery in the process of creating new performances or writing. Justin Gregory is… Audio
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Chennai and Rajasthan face IPL bans over corruption
A panel appointed by India's top court has recommended that two IPL teams, one coached by former Black Caps captain Stephen Fleming, be suspended.
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Nicholson and Avebury all class
NZ's Andrew Nicholson and his horse Avebury have made eventing history with their fourth consecutive title at Barbury in the UK.
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Kick Out The Jams: Spook The Horses
Interviews and live sets from the New Zealand music underground. This week, Spook The Horses dish out some riffage.
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Farm animals take shelter from snow
Sheep and cattle find sniff out shelter after severe weather warnings are issued for the hill country between Mohaka and Gisborne.
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Home Truths - I bought a house
Home Truths with Eileen Cameron - Affordable homes in Auckland bear a striking resemblance to unicorns, but I finally managed to buy one.
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McCullum staying home during upcoming tour
Black Caps captain Brendon McCullum is among four members of the team's tour to England left out of the side for next month's limited overs tour of Africa.
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Farm worked by same family for 171 years
A Nelson farm owned by the same family for 171 years is still going strong - and that's despite the slump in dairy prices. Audio
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171-year-old Nelson family farm weathering dairy ups and downs
The slump in dairy prices is forcing one Nelson farming family to find new ways to make their farm pay after 171 years on the land. Audio
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The Bridge that made a Town
If you're driving from Dunedin and heading southbound, it is difficult not to be in awe of the beauty that is the Balclutha Road Bridge. The art deco-style bowstring structure, built between 1933 and… Audio
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Arts commentator Courtney Johnston
Courtney Johnston, Director of The Dowse discusses Shannon Te Ao at City Gallery, Seraphine Pick at The Dowse, and live horses as art in New York. Audio, Gallery
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Horses under investigation over high cobalt
Three racehorses in Waikato are being investigated after one tested positive for excessive levels of cobalt. Audio
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Three race horses under go testing
Three horses trained by a leading racing stable in Waikato are facing checks after one tested positive for cobalt - which can be used to improve race performance. Audio
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Price second at Luhmuhlen horse trials
Jonelle Price just missed out on her first four star win, after finishing second overnight at the Luhmühlen International Horse Trials in Germany, between two superstar riders.
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Price 2nd after cross-country
The New Zealand eventer Jonelle Price has climbed from third to second after the cross country at the Luhmühlen International Horse Trials in Germany.
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The Secret Life of Track Listing
In The Secret Life of Track Listing, Melody Thomas talks to the artists who agonise over song order so that you don't have to, and the critics who've heard it go both ways. Audio
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Price 3rd after dressage
The New Zealand eventer Jonelle Price is in third place after the dressage at the Luhmühlen International Horse Trials in Germany.
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NZ equestrians prepare for Luhmühlen
New Zealand's top eventers are preparing for one of the year's elite four star events, the Luhmühlen International Horse Trials in Germany.
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New Zealander steps into Iron Duke's boots
It's 200 years tomorrow since the Duke of Wellington defeated Napoleon Bonaparte at Waterloo - and a New Zealander will play the 'Iron Duke'. Audio
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Motorcyclist dies after hitting horse
A motorcyclist has died after crashing into horse which was loose on the road on the outskirts of Christchurch last night.
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Motorcyclist hurt, horse killed in Chch
A motorcyclist has suffered serious injuries after colliding with a horse in the Christchurch suburb of Yaldhurst. The horse was killed.
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Convicted animal abuser keeps her dogs and horses
A High Court judge has ruled that a convicted abuser can keep her animals until her appeal is heard in August. Audio
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New hope in asbestos-related cancer treatment
New nanocell biotechnology has been used to almost entirely rid a man of asbestos-related cancer.
