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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
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Nurses union can’t rule out strikes during vaccine rollout
The NZ Nurses Organisation says it will not rule out strike action during the mass Covid-19 vaccine roll-out if it is unable to reach an agreement on satisfactory pay agreements.
The government… Video, Audio
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Prince Harry and Meghan interview with Oprah airs in the US
Meghan tells Oprah she was suicidal and was denied help
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been interviewed by Oprah for a two-hour CBS primetime special.
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Conversion therapy ban petition: Takatāpui 'inherent to our culture'
Conversion therapy ban petition: Takatāpui 'inherent to our culture'
Takatāpui are still fighting to stop churches harming their people after colonisation aimed to strip Māori and Pacific gender and sexual identities.
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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 - United win Manchester Derby, Phoenix produce their best and Robinson on the podium.
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The man behind RNZ's Mediawatch - Colin Peacock
Behind the scenes of RNZ's Mediawatch
Opinion - Journalists avoid his calls, editors loathe it when he highlights mistakes. But he reckons he's not scary at all. Chris Schulz meets RNZ's Mr Mediawatch, Colin Peacock.
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Covid-19 update: No new community cases in New Zealand, ahead of alert level changes
No new community cases of Covid-19, ahead of alert level changes
There have been no new community cases of Covid-19 reported in New Zealand today, with the country's alert levels set to shift tomorrow morning.
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Tsunami evacuation traffic gridlock to be investigated: Whangārei Mayor
Tsunami evacuation traffic gridlock to be investigated: Whangārei Mayor
Whangārei Mayor Sheryl Mai says problems with people being able to exit the gridlocked city centre during this morning's tsunami evacuation will be looked into.
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Whangārei District Council staff evacuation went well - Forlong
Whangārei District Council staff evacuation went well - Forlong
About 500 people evacuated to Whangārei Primary School today, among them were about 100 Whangārei District Council staff and central city workers.
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Earthquakes and tsunami threats in New Zealand: How Friday unfolded
Earthquakes and tsunami threats in NZ: How Friday unfolded
Three earthquakes off the coast of New Zealand today has meant threat of tsunami for many on the coast, prompting towns to be evacuated with people sheltering on high ground.
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Largest quake sizeable, complex and a substantial hazard - professor
Largest quake sizeable, complex and a substantial hazard - professor
A magnitude 8.1 quake is very large and could trigger considerable aftershocks each of which could pose a tsunami threat as well, says a geophysics professor.
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East coast communities respond to tsunami warnings
East coast communities respond to tsunami warnings
Communities in tsunami zones on the east coast of the North Island have been scrambling to move to safety, with civil leaders urging residents keep up-to-date with news alerts.
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Major 8.1 quake at Kermadecs, people told to move to higher ground
Major 8.1 quake at Kermadecs, people told to move to higher ground
An 8.1 earthquake has struck near the Kermadec Islands, the third severe quake this morning, prompting an order to evacuate to higher ground. Here's what you need to know.
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Wellington Airport wants $75m seawall loan from council back on the table
Wellington Airport wants $75m seawall loan from council back on the table
Wellington Airport is seeking an urgent meeting with the councillors after it accused them of making a decision based on the "wrong information".
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Myanmar sees deadliest day since coup as 38 protesters killed
Myanmar sees deadliest day since coup as 38 protesters killed
One video clip showed police beating an unarmed volunteer medical crew. Another showed a protester being shot and probably killed on the street.
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No new cases in community, six in MIQ - Ashley Bloomfield
No new cases in community, six in MIQ - Bloomfield
Two people from managed isolation facilities have been taken to hospital, Ashley Bloomfield says, but it is not known if this is related to Covid-19.
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Almost 10,000 vehicles left Auckland ahead of Sunday lockdown
Almost 10,000 vehicles left Auckland ahead of Sunday lockdown
Thousands of Aucklanders left the city on Sunday, between lockdown being announced and the change coming into force.