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Waikato mental health campaigner's long wait to meet minister over concerns
Waikato mental health campaigner's long wait to meet minister over concerns
Jane Stevens' son Nicky took his own life while in the care of the Waikato DHB in 2015 - she's part of a group concerned about about the quality of mental health services.
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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 - Injured All Black captain to miss rest of Super Rugby, weather scuppers White Ferns, Gymnastics New Zealand miss deadline, Germany suffer shock world cup loss, rally teams…
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Pacific 7s teams to feature in Olympic preparation tournament
Pacific 7s teams to feature in Olympic preparation tournament
Three Pacific Islands teams will feature in a sevens invitational tournament in Wellington next weekend which ramps up preparations towards the Tokyo Olympics.
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GPs will see urgent cases for free in Counties Manukau to ease hospital pressure
GPs to see urgent cases for free in Counties Manukau
Sixteen Auckland GP clinics will see urgent care cases for free.
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Mose Masoe on the 'psychological' battle of life
Mose Masoe on the 'psychological' battle of life
One tackle ended Mose Masoe's rugby league career, leaving him paralysed from the shoulders down.
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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 - Brisbane sports team scramble amid COVID-19 lockdown, Kane fires England to WC qualifer win, Australia too good for White Ferns and Phoenix beaten.
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Covid-19 update: One new case in managed isolation, no new community cases
Covid-19 update: One new imported case, no new community cases
There have been no new community cases of Covid-19 and just one new imported case reported today.
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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 - Breakers back in winner's circle, Tendulkar gets Covid-19, and hat-trick for Otago paceman.
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'Fighting saved my life': Kiwi mixed martial artist on her biggest battle
'Fighting saved my life': Kiwi mixed martial artist on her biggest battle
She didn't know it, but Nyrene Crowley was already in a fight when she found combat sports.
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Middlemore Hospital’s ED capacity at ‘dangerous level' - health worker
Middlemore ED patients waiting 14 hours for treatment, worker says
A worker at Middlemore Hospital's emergency department says it cannot cope with the demand for its services, and serious staffing shortages are now impacting on the treatment of patients.
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Government's housing policies 'not working for Māori' - provider
Government's housing policies 'not working for Māori' - provider
There's frustration from Māori housing providers that government measures to cool the housing market do nothing to directly fix the issues facing tangata whenua.
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Government to unveil plan to help first-home buyers into housing market
Government to unveil first-home buyers plan
First-home buyers and industry professionals are asking the government to throw every tool they have in the box at fixing the housing crisis. Audio
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Battling anorexia: 'There must be so many suffering in silence'
Battling anorexia: 'There must be so many suffering in silence'
Opinion - Anorexia nervosa has the highest mortality rate of all mental illnesses. Yet somehow, in Aotearoa, eating disorders seem to be among the hardest illnesses to access treatment for, Annabel…
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Floodwater rescue, further evacuation orders in Western Sydney
Floodwater rescue, further evacuation orders in Western Sydney
Evacuation orders were put in place for more Western Sydney suburbs, and three people were rescued by emergency workers, as further rain is forecast.
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Dying for help: Eating disorder treatment waiting lists months long
Dying for help: Eating disorder treatment waiting lists months long
The pandemic has sparked a wave of serious eating disorders that are overwhelming treatment providers. How do you help a loved one in crisis when there's a waiting list everywhere you turn?
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New Zealand's terror list needs to be expanded - experts
New Zealand's terror list needs to be expanded - experts
Only one white supremacist has been designated as a terrorist entity in New Zealand, two years on from the Christchurch mosque attacks.
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House floats down river as severe weather sees mass evacuations in NSW
Hundreds seek help as wild weather causes floods in NSW
A house has floated down the Manning River, near Taree, as the deluge from a dangerous weather system continues to flow in several areas in NSW.
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Testing positive for Covid-19: What you need to know
Testing positive for Covid-19: What you need to know
Explainer - What happens when you test positive for Covid-19 and what should people living with you do? RNZ is here to clear all up.
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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 - former Black Caps skipper to front radion programme, City cruise into Champions League quarter-finals, Butler helps overpower India and Breakers replace guard.
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Emissions trading: Buyers bid for units in first sale under revamped ETS scheme
Emissions trading: Buyers bid for units in first sale under revamped ETS scheme
The first auction has been held under the revamped Emissions Trading Scheme, effectively creating a market around the price of carbon in New Zealand for the first time.
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America's Cup race director gambles on course setting
America's Cup race director gambles on course setting
Team New Zealand are just two race wins away from securing the America's Cup but it remains to be seen whether they will have the chance to race at all today.
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Taranaki hapū group sidelined over roading project, documents show
Taranaki hapū group sidelined over roading project, documents show
Details have emerged of efforts by the Transport Agency and Heritage NZ to sideline a hapū grouping from consultation over the building of a passing lane on SH3 in Taranaki.
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'It just feels amazing': Wanaka A&P show welcomes crowds
'It just feels amazing': Wanaka A&P show welcomes crowds
Thousands of people have visited the Wanaka A&P Show with even more expected today.
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National tsunami alert process 'too slow', but Northlanders back local alerts
National tsunami alert process 'too slow', but Northlanders back local alerts
Civil Defence leaders have traded blows over who should have been calling the shots on Northland's tsunami evacuation alerts, and the national body has admitted acting too slow.
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Haven for those in need, Merge Cafe may close without $60k help
A community cafe on Auckland's Karangahape Rd may be forced to close if it cannot raise $60,000 by the end of the month.
For more than a decade, Merge Cafe has been a space where the city's homeless… Video, Audio