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The Mixtape 'The Panthers' writers Tom Hern and Nua Finau
Writers of TVNZ's new series The Panthers, Tom Hern and Nua Finau, join Charlotte to chat about how the show came together, its importance, and it's incredible soundtrack on this episode of The… Video, Audio
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China's three-child policy campaign leaves many sceptical
China's three-child policy campaign leaves many sceptical
China's Family Planning Association has launched a competition encouraging the public to come up with slogans to promote its three-child policy, but the appeal has been met with anger and sarcasm on…
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Helen Bint: living off-the-grid on the Chathams
For the past nine years Helen Bint has lived off-the-grid in a truly remote, spectacular location - a historic stone cottage at the foot of a 200-metre high rocky outcrop on the Chatham Islands. Audio, Gallery
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Child sex abuse couple committed 'worst possible violation'
Child sex abuse couple committed 'worst possible violation'
The actions of a couple who teamed up to sexually abuse children aged between three and 14 have been described as sickening and depraved and offending that grossly violated society's norms.
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Outward Bound co-founder Sir David Levene dies
Outward Bound co-founder Sir David Levene dies
Prominent businessman and philanthropist Sir David Levene has died at the age of 91.
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Wake up call for mental health in sports
The recent sudden death of young cyclist and former Olympian Olivia Podmore has prompted more talk about what is being done in sporting circles to address the mental health issues facing athletes… Audio
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10,000 pairs of shoes for children in the Pacific
An Auckland man has donated 10,000 pairs of shoes to children in the Pacific. Frazer Mataitonga has been continuing the charitable work that his mother used to carry out in Tonga. Together with his… Audio
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Kiwi athletes in US cheered on Olympians from afar
Kiwi athletes in US cheered on Olympians from afar
Spending time in America has been more and more common for NZ athletes, who were keeping one eye on the Olympics.
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Conservation millions also help Taranaki hapū and whānau
Conservation millions also help Taranaki hapū and whānau
Ten million dollars of funding for conservation projects in Taranaki is also fostering hapū and whānau, say project leaders.
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Housing shortage harm 'the weight of the world'
Housing shortage harm 'the weight of the world'
The housing crisis is hitting Kaikohe so badly overcrowding is now the norm, not the exception, residents say.
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Nelson Council approves four housing projects for Govt funding
Nelson Council approves four housing projects for Govt funding
A housing development designed to flood is one of several in Nelson put forward for Kāinga Ora's $1 billion dollar Accelerated Infrastructure Fund.
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Reconnecting New Zealand to the world: The speeches and statements
Reconnecting NZ to the world: The speeches and statements
Videos - The government is changing its vaccine rollout plan and has set out how the border can slowly reopen. Watch the speeches and statements from experts and politicians here.
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Olivia Podmore's death must prompt rethink on attitudes to sport
Young athlete's death must prompt rethink on attitudes to sport
Comment: If the death of cyclist Olivia Podmore doesn't change the way we think about sport and athletes, then nothing will, Hamish Bidwell writes.
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Woman accused of selling multitool 47 times in two weeks
Woman accused of selling multitool 47 times in two weeks
A Masterton woman has been arrested after selling a multitool on Facebook marketplace 47 times over a 13 day period.
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Bill making it easier to change sex on birth certificate passes second reading
Bill making it easier to change sex on birth certificate closer to law
Under the bill, people would no longer have to go through the Family Court or show evidence of medical treatment to change the sex on their birth certificate.
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Full vaccine rollout required to start opening border, report says
NZ reopening report authors warn over variants and vaccination rates
Unless the whole community supports the Covid-19 response over coming months, we're going to end up like most other countries in the world, Sir David Skegg says. Audio
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Cycling NZ to review Olivia Podmore's care, but focus now 'on our people'
Cycling NZ to review Olivia Podmore's care, but focus now 'on our people'
Cycling New Zealand says it is deeply saddened by the death of Rio Olympic cyclist Olivia Podmore, but denies it failed her.
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Cycling world pays tribute to Olivia Podmore after her sudden death
Cycling world pays tribute to Olivia Podmore after her sudden death
Cyclist Olivia Podmore who competed at the Rio Olympics in 2016 has died suddenly.
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Rest home care subsidy thresholds still unclear - lawyer
Three years after a landmark case over the impact of gifting on subsidies for long term residential care, a legal expert says the guidelines are still unclear and confusing. The 2018 case related to… Audio
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Calls for stricter handling of foreign vessels after 'shambolic approach' to Rio De La Plata
Calls for stricter handling of foreign vessels after 'shambolic approach' to Rio De La Plata
Port of Tauranga workers are angry they were brought back to work after being in contact with a ship with Covid-19 infected crew members, Maritime Union says.
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Breathing and navigating through a new dawn
Breathing and navigating through a new dawn
First Person - Mariner Fagaiava-Muller led RNZ's coverage of the Dawn Raids formal government apology. As he writes, he'd be grieving for a terrorised generation of his own people.
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DHB confident resthome currently meeting expectations
DHB confident resthome currently meeting expectations
Health board investigators have yet to release their findings months after undertaking an inquiry into allegations of abuse and neglect at a Lower Hutt resthome.
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Watch: Polly's story - the impact of child sexual abuse is long-lasting and corrosive
Watch: Polly's story - the impact of child sexual abuse is long-lasting and corrosive
It is secretive, often unseen, often unreported but, as Rosemary and Mike Riddell discovered, the impact of child sexual abuse is long-lasting and corrosive, Frank Film tells their story. Video
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NZers 'embracing the vaccine': Nearly 1 million active bookings
NZers 'embracing the vaccine': Nearly 1 million active bookings
From today those over 55 will be able to book themselves in for the Covid-19 vaccine, five days ahead of schedule. Audio
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04 Jehan Casinader | How Harry was let down by our mental health system
As Jehan Casinader reported on the tragic suicide of a Christchurch teenager, Jehan’s own mental health was privately crumbling as he’d recently begun experiencing suicidal thoughts. Audio