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Not a bit of fun, but fundamentally wrong
Radio Hauraki has been punished by the broadcasting watchdog for tricking and mocking a complaining caller - after offering her money to settle the matter. But pranks are part and parcel of commercial… Audio
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Not a bit of fun, but fundamentally wrong
Radio Hauraki has been punished by the broadcasting watchdog for tricking and mocking a complaining caller - after offering her money to settle the matter. But pranks are part and parcel of commercial…
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Holy shit, the All Blacks lost
Here’s why it’s actually the best thing that could’ve happened.
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Hacking, MPS, police & the press
Five years on from the Fleet street phone hacking scandal, new press restrictions in the UK have been labelled a 'threat to democracy and accuracy'. Kathryn Ryan discusses the relationship between the… Audio
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Sport: PNG hoping to be competitive in women's rugby debut v Fiji
Papua New Guinea have claimed underdog status for today's Oceania Rugby Women's Championship clash against Fiji in Suva.
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50 years of the Frances Hodgkins Fellowship
An exhibition to mark 50 years of the Frances Hodgkins Fellowship opens at the Dunedin Public Art Gallery this weekend, featuring works from 49 fellows including the likes of Michael Illingworth… Audio
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Haka in solidarity for Standing Rock Sioux Tribe
Hundreds of Māori have taken to Facebook to show their solidarity for Native Americans protesting against the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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Scott Watson, Gerald Hope meeting to go ahead
Gerald Hope and and his daughter's convicted killer, Scott Watson, can now meet along with journalist Mike White, the Department of Corrections has agreed.
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Song and dance as email investigation criticism intensifies
Hillary Clinton has harnessed some celebrity star power in Florida as a new email discovery by the FBI threatens her presidential campaign.
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Yes, there’s more to the NBA than Steven Adams
The five most intriguing plotlines to watch out for in the upcoming NBA season.
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Dylan rude and arrogant - Nobel cttee member
Bob Dylan's snub of his Nobel Prize in literature is "impolite and arrogant", according to a member of the Swedish academy that awards it.
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Local paper asks for directions
The Marlborough Express has warned that it can’t go on as a daily paper forever and it is considering new ideas, including reporting sponsored by readers and printing on fewer days of the week. Could… Video, Audio
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Local paper asks for directions
The Marlborough Express has warned that it can’t go on as a daily paper forever and it is considering new ideas, including reporting sponsored by readers and printing on fewer days of the week. Could…
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Minister should have acted sooner over seclusion rooms - Greens
Education Minister Hekia Parata should have stopped the use of seclusion rooms in schools as soon as she found out about them, the Green Party says.
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How to stay sane in the lead up to the US election
Tired of Trumpism and Emailgate? Megan Whelan offers some advice on how to avoid the circus that is the US Presidential election.
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Hekia Parata: A tenure in the trenches
Power Play - The Education Minister's announcement she is stepping down at next year's election came as a surprise to many. Jane Patterson looks back at the testy times of Hekia Parata.
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Getting jobs in the future
In a world where technology is rapidly changing the future of the workforce, what does global evidence tell us about how the education system can lead to good jobs for people?
Kathryn Ryan speaks to… Audio
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‘It’s a reminder that what you’ve been through never truly leaves you’
Madeira – aka Kim Pflaum – on the pain behind her debut EP, Bad Humors.
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Two young Māori artists to watch
Cori Marsters and Te Kanawa Ngarotata are the recipients of a Creative New Zealand scholarship to assist their work as emerging artists. Cori is studying for his Bachelor in Māori Arts and is… Video, Audio
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Bic Runga to be inducted into the NZ Music Hall of Fame
Nine to Noon talks to New Zealand singer-songwriter Bic Runga about being awarded the 2016 Legacy Award, given to Kiwi artists who have helped shape the NZ music industry. She'll be inducted into the… Audio
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English rugby squad suffers another serious injury
The English rugby squad has had their training methods questioned after flanker Sam Jones broke his leg during a judo session.
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Are social media networks taking over the news?
Social media networks are now a big source of news for today's media - and also crucial platforms for distributing it. What people share online now often trumps traditional notions of what's news, but… Audio
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Are social media networks taking over the news?
Social media networks are now a big source of news for today's media - and also crucial platforms for distributing it. What people share online now often trumps traditional notions of what's news, but…
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'I can’t separate myself from my art'
Ahead of their first visit to New Zealand, performance artist Alok Vaid-Menon explains how identity is entwined in everything that they do.
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Can a rugby fan truly learn to love the NFL?
It’s not easy to care about the NFL, especially when we have rugby.
