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'Honour and a privilege' - Jacinda Ardern
The Labour Party leader and now Prime Minister says it is an "absolute honour and a privilege" to be able to form a government for all New Zealanders. Video
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Ill Samoa leader flying back to Apia this weekend
Audio 19 Oct 2017The prime minister of Samoa, Tuila'epa Sa'ilele Malielegaoi, is due to return Apia on Sunday after receiving medical treatment in New Zealand. Audio
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Tuhoe Iwi: Moving on from the Urewera Raids
Te Ahi Kaa visits Taneatua in the Tuhoe Valley to get a sense of how the locals have moved since the Tuhoe Raids a decade ago. Audio
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Oscars board expels Weinstein
The organisation behind the Oscars has voted to expel Harvey Weinstein following allegations of sexual assault against the film producer.
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Breathe in, breathe out: Dealing with election stress online
Finding the election all too much? Feeling a tad stressed? Charlotte Graham has some tips for those afflicted with the post-election blues.
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Growing Fijian population in NZ highlights need for language week
The consistent growth of the Fijian population in New Zealand is one reason the organisers have given for why the Fijian language should be celebrated.
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Police tweet: 'We got it completely wrong'
A tweet that joked about breaking the news of someone's death to family members has prompted an apology from the highest echelons of police management. Audio
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Deb Potter on gender neutral characters and the long lost art of interactive fiction.
Wellington publishing company and writers' collective The Fairytale Factory boasts 16 "You Say Which Way" titles.
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Mana Tangata: Dr Joe Te Rito
In his 20s, Dr Joe Te Rito took the Māori language petition to parliament as a member of the Te Reo Māori Society. These days, he is still a Māori education leader and Chair of Radio Kahungunu. Audio
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Hip hop: a ‘positive and generous force in our society’
Hip hop is built on values of social justice, peace, self-worth, community, and having fun, according to Dr Alexander Crooke from the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music. Video, Audio
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Brent Edwards signs off at RNZ
After seeing out another election at RNZ, newsgathering boss and former political editor Brent Edwards has left after 16 years at the broadcaster. Mediawatch asks him why, and how he sees the state of… Audio
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Brent Edwards signs off at RNZ
After seeing out another election at RNZ, newsgathering boss and former political editor Brent Edwards has left after 16 years at the broadcaster. Mediawatch asks him why, and how he sees the state of…
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Keeping up with the Kontentsphere
Countdown wages war against the humble plastic bag; Stephie Key eats gross ice-cream; the millennial solving the housing crisis by living in a tent; and much more.
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Language week promotes Tuvaluan culture in NZ
Tuvalu Language Week is being celebrated for the fifth time in New Zealand, with this year's focus on retaining and progressing their culture.
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Tillerson denies rumours of rift with Trump
In an unusual public statement, the US Secretary of State affirmed support for Donald Trump - but did not directly deny he'd called him a moron. Audio
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Preserving Tuvaluan culture a feature of language week
Tuvalu language week celebrates for the fifth time in New Zealand, with the focus on staying true to the culture. Audio
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'We either wake up and make change or fall off a cliff'
Flexibility and diversity will be the key to survival in an automated future, says environmental engineer and social entrepreneur Priti Ambani. Lynda Chanwai-Earle learns more. Audio
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'We either wake up and make change or fall off a cliff'
Flexibility and diversity will be the key to survival in an automated future, says environmental engineer and social entrepreneur Priti Ambani. Lynda Chanwai-Earle learns more.
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'The emotional labour is too real': Why artist Louisa Afoa is telling her story on her own terms.
Her new work may be deeply personal - but Louisa Afoa isn't revealing any more than you need to know.
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Mana Tangata: Kingi Kiriona
Kapa haka tutor and composer Kingi Kiriona believes in the law of attraction – if you put out passion for the Māori language, it will come back to you. Audio
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Are robots going to kill us all?
How worried should we be about Terminator-like robots? We take a deep dive into artificial intelligence.
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Winston Peters tight-lipped as he returns to Wellington
The New Zealand First leader wasn't answering questions as he flew into Wellington to discuss coalition options with his colleagues.
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Sport: Fijian Drua the team to beat in the Australian NRC
The Fijian Drua are adjusting to life as competition front-runners after surging five points clear at the top of the Australian National Rugby Championship.
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Wild horses couldn't drag her away
With her two sisters, writer and photographer Kelly Wilson made wild Kaimanawa horses a household name via the TV series Keeping up with the Kaimanawas. She says it's time the Australian public began… Audio, Gallery
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Officials grilled at Manawatu Gorge road options meeting
Unhappy Palmerston North residents rejected an official's attempt to wind up a public meeting on Manawatu Gorge Road replacement options and demanded more answers.
