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The Panel with Janet Wilson and James Nokise (Part 2)
Audio 8 Jun 2018Argentina comes from "land beside the silvery river", Venezuela means "little Venice", Brazil means red like an ember, Spain comes from land of many rabbits.The Credit Card Compare site in Australia… Audio
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Cheviot farmer admits being first in area with M bovis
A long-time Cheviot farmer has outed himself as having the first farm in the area to test positive for Mycoplasma bovis.
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Pet owners urged to think about natural disaster preparation
A Massey University survey seeks to find out how well prepared owners of pets and farm animals are in a natural disaster.
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The music behind a killer show
A killer new show by Indian Ink has premiered in Wellington. Welcome to the Murder House is based on a true story about the creation of the electric chair. David Ward is the man behind the music. Video
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Jewels harness race meeting in jeopardy
Ten horses have potentially been exposed to drugs while on their way to this weekend's prestigious Harness Jewels meeting in Cambridge.
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Security guard not enough to protect us, hospital staff say
A security guard will be placed in the acute inpatient unit at Christchurch's Hillmorton Hospital after the latest violent assault on a staff member by a patient.
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Riding High on Horse Power
Raquel Walker's equestrian performance coach Jeanette Garrett created a programme that enabled the disabled rider from Motueka to compete in last year's Special Olympics. She won a silver and two… Audio
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Riding High on Horse Power
Raquel Walker's equestrian performance coach Jeanette Garrett created a programme that enabled the disabled rider from Motueka to compete in last year's Special Olympics. She won a silver and two…
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Country Life for Fri 25 May 2018
Horse Power, Training Trees, Wine Making the Natural Way, Living with Mycoplasma Bovis and the Regional Wrap. Audio
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Country Life for Fri 25 May 2018
Horse Power, Training Trees, Wine Making the Natural Way, Living with Mycoplasma Bovis and the Regional Wrap.
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Classics 101 - 'William Tell Overture'
Do you ever hear a piece of classical music that you recognise but don’t know the name of? Zoë George explores tunes you know you knew. Video, Audio
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Ngila Dickson and the Xena costume
What happens when Greek mythology meets modern pop culture feminism, with a bit of Kiwi battler thrown in? Video, Audio
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Electoral Commission looking into ad in horse racing mag
The Electoral Commission is looking into an ad placed by the horse racing stalwart Sir Patrick Hogan during last year's election campaign.
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Sacred white horse to be gifted to Japan to continue tradition
New Zealand has continued its 50 year tradition of gifting a white horse to Japan.
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Mauger says Super Rugby title race wide open
Highlanders coach Aaron Mauger has declared the 2018 Super Rugby title race wide open after watching his side become the first New Zealand team in two years to fall to Australian opposition.
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Union 'disturbed' by trend of ramming police cars
There's a worrying trend of offenders deliberately ramming police cars, the Police Association is warning.
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Elizabeth Smither - Night Horse
Taranaki-based Elizabeth Smither is a poet, novelist and short story writer and she has published several works in each genre. She has received several awards, including being named the 2002 Te Mata… Audio
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Human v Horse
The Human v Horse event is a marathon over steep hill country with a twist - it's a race between two legs and four. Audio, Gallery
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Human v Horse
The Human v Horse event is a marathon over steep hill country with a twist - it's a race between two legs and four.
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Full Episode for Friday May 18, 2018
Human V Horse, Ewe Milk Me, Geoffrey Young from Federated Farmers , Horowhenua asparagus grower Geoff Lewis and the Regional Wrap. Audio
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Full Episode for Friday May 18, 2018
Human V Horse, Ewe Milk Me, Geoffrey Young from Federated Farmers , Horowhenua asparagus grower Geoff Lewis and the Regional Wrap.
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The surprise loser of Budget 18? Ugly horses
Opinion - Horse breeders of good-looking horses with racing potential were on the receiving end of the only tax cut in the Budget, Brigitte Morten writes.
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Budget 2018: A 'triumph of neoliberalism'
Analysis - Labour's first Budget in nearly a decade looked more like National's tenth Budget rather than Labour's first, writes Guyon Espiner.
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'Nobody wanted to know us' - Minginui locals
In March, the Minister of Regional Economic Development Shane Jones allocated almost $6 million to the Minginui Nursery which will help create 90 more jobs in the area. But locals say if the Bay Of… Video, Audio
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Hurricanes poised to extend winning streak
Hurricanes coach Chris Boyd has taken a "horses for courses" approach for Friday's Super Rugby clash against the Reds in Wellington.
