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At the Movies
Simon Morris reviews the remake of the Death Wish vigilante thriller starring Bruce Willis, The Mercy, and New Zealand documentary Kobi. Video, Audio
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PM investigating reports of sexual assault at Labour event
Labour's general secretary didn't notify the Prime Minister, the police or parents that four teenagers were allegedly sexually assaulted at its summer camp last month. Audio
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A Life Like This
A Life Like This: Critically acclaimed, Cambodian Filmmaker Isiah Tour's animation about his father surviving the Khmer Rouge, extraordinarily, will go back to Cambodia. Video, Audio, Gallery
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A Life Like This
A Life Like This: Critically acclaimed, Cambodian Filmmaker Isiah Tour's animation about his father surviving the Khmer Rouge, extraordinarily, will go back to Cambodia.
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Social workers 'did their best' placing teen with gang associate
Oranga Tamariki has backed the decision of staff at Child, Youth and Family - its predecessor - who placed a vulnerable 14-year-old boy into the home of a Mongrel Mob associate.
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'I just like to get on and get things done' - Joyce quits politics
Video - Former Finance Minister Steven Joyce has announced he will quit politics to the commercial sector and spend more time with his children. Video
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What's in a name: Why I do not use my Chinese name
First Person - The only time I used Chinese was to talk to my parents, and as far as I knew it wasn't needed, but over the years I've felt more pressure to claim my identity, writes Jessie Chiang. Video
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Hundreds on wait-lists for beginner reo classes
Beginners courses in the Māori language have reached full capacity, with waiting lists as long as 300 people in some areas with places not available till next year.
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Growing up in politics
Three politicians' children tell their stories.
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Te reo Māori classes inundated with enrolments nationwide
Beginners' classes in te reo Māori are attracting so many enrolments, many are full and some have hundreds of would-be students on their waiting lists.
Course instructors say the growing presence of… Audio
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Dragons' blood, turmeric and light: Tiffany Singh's healing art
Award winning Indian-Samoan artist Tiffany Singh installs two massive and ground-breaking art works for the launch of Te Papa's new Toi Art Gallery. She uses the arts as a vehicle for health and… Audio, Gallery
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Dragons' blood, turmeric and light: Tiffany Singh's healing art
Award winning Indian-Samoan artist Tiffany Singh installs two massive and ground-breaking art works for the launch of Te Papa's new Toi Art Gallery. She uses the arts as a vehicle for health and…
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Fresh allegations at law firm: 'This should not be happening'
Revelations that students and solicitors had sex on the boardroom table following an evening of heavy drinking at Russell McVeagh's Auckland office have put the law firm under public scrutiny again.
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Look! No hands! The rise of ‘voice’
Voice-activated ‘smart speakers’ now on the market mean you can get news online without lifting a finger. Our big media companies are all on board, but will this change the nature of our news? Or will… Video, Audio
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Look! No hands! The rise of ‘voice’
Voice-activated ‘smart speakers’ now on the market mean you can get news online without lifting a finger. Our big media companies are all on board, but will this change the nature of our news? Or will…
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WWE on Māori TV? Bring it on, say Māori leaders
They say some criticism of the station is misguided and borders on racism.
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Question Time for 20 February 2018
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Hon PAULA BENNETT to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by all of her Government’s policies?
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KIRITAPU ALLAN to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports has he seen on the costs of living?
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Alan Dershowitz: 'There is no such thing as truth any longer'
Professor Alan Dershowitz has been called the best-known criminal lawyer in the world. A staunch Democrat, he has irked many liberals with his view there is no case for President Trump to be removed… Audio
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More to Chinese New Year than festivities
Reporter Jessie Chiang sits down with the Li Family for a Chinese New Year dinner and finds out what their life is like after more than two decades in New Zealand. Video, Audio
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Duck, cover and deflect: notes on defending the indefensible
Mass shootings are now so commonplace in America that gun advocates get lots of practice at deflecting the debate away from solutions, and even profiting from it, writes Phil Smith
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NZ jazz in the 1920s: alcohol, dancing and sex
The annual Art Deco Festival is underway in Napier, embracing everything the era had to offer. Find out about the origins of the word “jazz”, the history of flappers and the Charleston, and New… Video, Audio
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2018 Waitangi Rua Rautau Lecture by June Northcroft Grant
In this second talk for 2018, June Northcroft Grant traces the story of two of the notable personalities associated with guiding at Whakarewarewa Village (where the lecture is being given) in the 19th… Audio
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English's exit an end and a beginning
As Bill English stands aside, this is the time for National's next generation to step up, writes Tim Watkin.
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Question Time for 13 February 2018
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Rt Hon BILL ENGLISH to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by all her Government’s policies?
DARROCH BALL to the Minister of Foreign Affairs: What actions has the Government taken to assist Tonga…
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From butt of the joke to kicking bullies' butts
First Person - Megan Whelan doesn't remember the first time she realised she was fat, but she knows how long it took to learn to be kind to herself.
