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Intellectually disabled boy in state care beaten, given enough medication to tranquillise horse
Intellectually disabled boy in state care beaten, given enough medication to tranquillise horse
The brother of an intellectually disabled man has described the 30 plus years of neglect and abuse his kin suffered at the hands of the state.
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Niuean language teaching goes digital
Niuean language teaching goes digital
An app teaching the Niuean language was launched in Auckland in the weekend.
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Pacific News in brief for Saturday July 9th
Pacific News in brief for Saturday July 9th
Call in PNG for changes in Electoral Commission operations after chaotic opening to poll; New Caledonia re-introduces measures to control Covid spread; nearly half of Nauru has had covid; New…
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Floris Niu: empowering Pacific women farmers with chocolate
Floris Niu is an organic cacao grower and chocolate producer in Samoa. She grew up in New Zealand, but after a series of illnesses left her corporate life for native Upolu, where her family have… Audio
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Saga of the shipwrecked San Rosa continues
Saga of the shipwrecked San Rosa continues
New information has emerged on the ordeal endured by the crew of a shipwrecked boat the day it got into difficulty in rough seas off the East Coast.
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Teachers, advocates warn of bullying in ECE centres: 'It's a horrific industry to be in'
'It's a horrific industry to be in' - Teachers, advocates warn of bullying in ECE centres
Teachers at early childhood centres say they have been sworn at, abused in front of children and some have felt suicidal.
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Napier homeowners face largest rates increase in 20 years
Napier homeowners face largest rates increase in 20 years
The city council has agreed on a 9.8 percent average increase per property over the coming year.
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Niue reopens its borders to New Zealand tourists
Niue reopens its borders to New Zealand tourists
Niue is the latest Pacific Island to open to New Zealand tourists after more than two years of being shut due to the pandemic.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Six-strong wrestling team named for Commonwealth Games, Fox rises in golf rankings and Spain won't be at World Cup.
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Defiant counsellor ignores conversion therapy ban
Defiant counsellor ignores conversion therapy ban
A Nelson man has criticised a "gay juggernaut" and "leftist ideologues" as he refuses to obey a ban on conversion therapy.
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Celebrating Matariki on RNZ Concert
Special programming to listen out for on RNZ Concert as we mark the very first Matariki public holiday and the universal language of music in celebrating the winter solstice. Audio
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Resource consent granted for Whakatāne boat harbour
Resource consent granted for Whakatāne boat harbour
Excitement is growing for the future of Whakatāne as resource consent is granted for the proposed $29 million boat harbour, Te Rāhui Herenga Waka Whakatāne.
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Consumer advocates call for smart-meters as power network shows signs of fragility
Consumer advocates call for smart-meters as power network shows signs of fragility
Following today's grid emergency, consumer advocates are calling on electricity companies to put power in the hands of the people and roll out smart-meters to avoid future outages. Audio
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Transpower withdraws power cut warning
Regulator happy with the way power grid emergency handled
Transpower had warned of a heightened risk of power shortages before 8am on Thursday, due to insufficient generation to meet demand.
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New Zealand seeking to make a splash at 3x3 World Cup
New Zealand seeking to make a splash at 3x3 World Cup
"Underdog" New Zealand 3x3 basketball teams chasing medals at first world cup since 2019.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Barbarouses returning to Phoenix, Tactix confirm Dunn signing and Ko drops in rankings.
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Palmerston North Hospital 'not taking responsibility' with report into death of Paul Rowe
Family say hospital probe into death of Paul Rowe avoids responsibility
A year after the death of a man who fell or jumped out a Palmerston North Hospital window, his family are still waiting for someone take responsibility.
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Aotearoa invited to join RNZ for Matariki
Aotearoa invited to join RNZ for Matariki
RNZ has announced programming across its radio and digital services, including live streaming of the official Mānawatia a Matariki celebrations.
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New faces for Football Ferns
New faces for Football Ferns
Former Australian rep one of three new names for Football Ferns tour of Europe.
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Former Survivor NZ host Matt Chisholm touring to raise issue of rural mental health
Former Survivor NZ host touring to raise issue of rural mental health
Television journalist turned farmer Matt Chisholm is embarking on a nationwide tour to spark a conversation on mental health and resilience in rural communities.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
Today's sports news: What you need to know
Latest- Jones makes changes at Warriors, Marcelo farewells Real Madrid, Man defeats Horse, Indian cricket rights skyrocket, F1 looks to South Africa
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Wall Street woes drive further slump for NZX
Wall Street woes drive further slump for NZX
The New Zealand sharemarket has opened sharply lower after a day of heavy losses on Wall Street.
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Fears ease after sea surges send logs, rocks into Buller properties
Fears ease after sea surges send logs, rocks into Buller properties
Buller residents are relieved there was no repeat overnight of the high seas that sent water surging into some properties yesterday. Audio
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Ben McIntosh Glen Eden homicide: Trio appear in court, given name suppression
Glen Eden murder accused trio given name suppression
Three people who appeared in court in relation to the murder of Benjamin McIntosh have all been granted interim name suppression.
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New report forecasts record primary industry exports and seafood export revenue growth
New report forecasts record primary industry exports and seafood export revenue growth
A major player in New Zealand's seafood industry says after two years of Covid-19 disruptions, demand for exports is rebounding, but there are still challenges for the primary industries.