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Today’s sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Crusaders unveil new jersey, England pummel Proteas again, Porteous pulls off new trick and King beaten in New York semis.
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Auckland-Invercargill direct flights 'game changer' for Southland
Southlanders are embracing a new direct jet flight connecting them to Auckland with more than 46,000 seats already sold.
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Poet Oscar Upperton to release debut book
Poet Oscar Upperton has published work for The Spinoff, Metro and Best New Zealand Poems - and now he is about to release his debut book New Transgender Blockbusters. Audio
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Oldest material on Earth discovered in meteorite
Scientists analysing a meteorite have discovered the oldest material known to exist on Earth. Dust grains within the space rock are as much as 7.5 billion years old.
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Wheels down for Dunedin's Run the Runway event
For the first time, people will be able to roll as well as run down the Dunedin Airport runway in an annual fundraiser.
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Trouble in the water: three dead, one missing in separate incidents
A kayaker is missing south of Christchurch, while one man has died in Wellington and two people were found dead off Wairarapa.
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Crews frantically backburn as mega-blaze forms at NSW-Victoria border
Firefighters in Victoria and New South Wales are battling to contain huge blazes burning across Australia's south-east.
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Travelex cyber attack: Kiwi customers 'not affected'
New Zealand banks are reassuring their customers a cyber attack that shut down a major international currency retailer will not affect their customers.
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Today's sports news: what you need to know
In today's sports news - City too good for United, Kohli does it again and Tuatara sign former MLB pitcher.
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Bay of Plenty councillors’ New Year’s resolutions
As we enter a new year, we caught up with several elected members from across the Eastern Bay to get their thoughts and reflections on the last year and the year ahead.
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Australia bushfires cause indescribable 'hell' and 'devastation'
Authorities are warning NSW's fire nightmare is far from over with fears spreading fires will cause "damage and destruction" before the night is over.
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Immigration New Zealand audit follow up being considered
The auditor general is weighing up whether to look into Immigration New Zealand's operations and restructure.
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NSW bushfires: State of emergency declared
New South Wales' Premier has declared a week-long state of emergency as thousands are told to get out of a "tourist leave zone".
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Settling the Score: Your 100 favorite classical pieces from 2019
New Zealand's top 100 favorite pieces of classical music, as voted for by the RNZ Concert audience and friends in 2019.
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Otago residents bring in 2020 with yellow skies
Residents in parts of the South Island woke to strange yellow skies as smoke from Australia's bushfires drifts over New Zealand.
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Happy New Year! New Zealand parties to welcome 2020
New Zealand has welcomed in the new year - and decade - in spectacular style across the country, including a huge fireworks display in Auckland.
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Settling the Score New Year's Day Countdown
Audio 1 Jan 2020The tradition continues with the 20th anniversary of the New Year's Day Settling the Score Countdown from 6 am to 6pm. This year we countdown the top 75 listener favourites.
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Wellington residents wake up to smashed windscreens
The windscreens of 17 cars were smashed on a Wellington street overnight with what appears to be a hammer.
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UFOs, mysterious creatures - 7 strange things that happened in 2019
From mysterious creatures to strange sightings, here are seven odd things that happened across the country in 2019.
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Two dead, child critically injured after serious incident in South Auckland
Two people are dead and a child critically injured after a serious incident in South Auckland this morning.
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Today's sports news: what you need to know
In today's sports news - City beaten by Wolves, Ibrahimovic heads back to Milan, Breakers win third straight and England on the ropes in South Africa.
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Urine soaks family on Interislander ferry to Picton
A trip home to Westport for Christmas delivered a nasty surprise for Sean Scanlon and his family when their car was doused in urine on the Interislander ferry.
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Tesco halts production at Chinese factory over alleged 'forced' labour
A British supermarket chain has suspended production of charity Christmas cards at a factory in China after a six-year-old girl found a message from workers inside one.
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Heavy traffic expected outbound from main cities
People face long delays and massive queues today as holidaymakers empty out of the major centres. Audio
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Today's sports news: what you need to know
In today's sports news - Draw made for Hamilton Sevens, Junior continues to lead Finns, Cummins goes for a record and New Zealand golfers in the hunt on the Gold Coast.