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Britain's newly discovered ancient sites
Lidar technology has revealed a whole new timeline of human occupation across the UK, from prehistoric burial mounds to hidden Roman roads to medieval farmsteads.
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Made of clay and full of history
Restoring two cob cottages at Burkes Pass has become a labour of love for retired Christchurch couple Jane and Graham Bachelor. One of cottages was built by shepherd James Keefe in 1876 and was in a… Audio, Gallery
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Made of clay and full of history
Restoring two cob cottages at Burkes Pass has become a labour of love for retired Christchurch couple Jane and Graham Bachelor. One of cottages was built by shepherd James Keefe in 1876 and was in a…
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"I was frantically running down to the river and digging trenches…" says Lucie Levesque who was stuck in the remote wilderness in north central British Columbia when an underground fire began… Audio, Gallery
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"I was frantically running down to the river and digging trenches…" says Lucie Levesque who was stuck in the remote wilderness in north central British Columbia when an underground fire began… Audio
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"I was frantically running down to the river and digging trenches…" says Lucie Levesque who was stuck in the remote wilderness in north central British Columbia when an underground fire began… Audio
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Body found following Christchurch fire
A body has been found at a property which was extensively damaged as a result of a fire last night.
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Nashville Babylon 27 July, 2020
On this week's show Mark has new music from Bill Frisell, birthday tunes for Bobbie Gentry, southern soul courtesy of Eddie Hinton plus classic blues from Junior Kimbrough. Audio
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Whittaker wins in UFC main event, Tactix beat Stars and Westwood won't travel to the USA.
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Riding on the footpath: NZTA delays decision until after election
The Transport Agency says the large number of submissions on the proposal means the decision will take longer.
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Artisan horse gear made from wool
Audio 24 Jul 2020Ilana Cheiban has managed to figure out how to use wool to make traditional reins called Mecates. She talks to Jesse about how she's developed her craft. Audio
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Racecourse's future hangs in balance
More than 50 percent of people who responded to a survey on the future of the New Plymouth Raceway want Taranaki Racing's existing rent and rates free lease terminated.
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Marlborough's plan to honour its mighty Wairau River
The banks along Marlborough's Wairau River are set to be transformed into a regional park, to honour the river as a taonga for Māori, while securing its future as a major regional resource.
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NZ First Foundation not operating, Winston Peters says
The New Zealand First leader says the foundation is not operating at the moment and is not taking donations. Audio
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The Sampler: J.S. Ondara, Richard Thompson, I Break Horses
Nick Bollinger reviews lockdown sets from Kenyan-born, Minnesota-based troubadour J.S. Ondara and veteran English singer-songwriter Richard Thompson, plus the gothic synth-pop of Swedish duo I Break… Audio
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The Sampler: J.S. Ondara, Richard Thompson, I Break Horses
Nick Bollinger reviews lockdown sets from Kenyan-born, Minnesota-based troubadour J.S. Ondara and veteran English singer-songwriter Richard Thompson, plus the gothic synth-pop of Swedish duo I Break…
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Horses overrun Ōpōtiki post lockdown
Audio 17 Jul 2020The small town of Ōpōtiki in the Bay of Plenty is being "overrun" with wandering horses. Audio
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The Panel with Sue Kedgeley and Liam Hehir (Part 2)
Audio 17 Jul 2020Focus on NZ Super Fund; Concerns over 'whiteness' of NZ's food industry writers; The health benefits of music; Horses overrun Opotiki post lockdown. Audio
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NRL: Search for next Warriors coach intensifies
Given the negative headlines that have plagued the Warriors in recent weeks, the interest in their vacant head coaching position is surprising - but also perhaps reassuring, writes Michael Burgess.
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Opinion: Don't count anyone out of National leadership race
Never underplaying the possibilities of who might take on party leadership this close to an election is a lesson Brigitte Morten says she learnt from the Australian Liberal Party's 2013 campaign.
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National a party in disarray, in search of a leader
Power Play - Who will seize the day now National is a party looking for a leader? RNZ political editor Jane Patterson takes a look at a party that was supposed to be settling in to fight its election…
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Kiwi business: The Rocking Horse Place NZ
Audio 13 Jul 2020The Panel talks to Shona Garven from 'The Rocking Horse Place' as part of its series highlighting small New Zealand businesses. Audio
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The Panel with Niki Bezzant and Ben Thomas (Part 2)
Audio 13 Jul 2020Schools warned not to plan ahead over international student sector; The need for call out culture - academic; Kiwi business: The Rocking Horse Place. Audio
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Carers dismayed by new disability funding model
The government is quietly scrapping the controversial policy which pays family members to care for a disabled relative but the alternatives are being criticised as just as confusing and bureaucratic.
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Councillor challenges horse racing club's 'sweetheart' lease deal
A name change more than 20 years ago is putting the 120-year history of horse racing in New Plymouth in doubt.
