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Christchurch kura kaupapa gives Ministry ultimatum
A kura kaupapa in Christchurch with mouldy and leaky buildings is giving an ultimatum to the Ministry of Education – rebuild the kura or else.
The Ministry has been looking to rebuild Te Kura Kaupapa… Audio
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Leaders' debate: Collins and Ardern, blow by blow
The National and Labour leaders have clashed in the first televised debate tonight. While Ardern shied away from a "bloodsport" mentality, Collins would have been happy to go for another hour.
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Couple seek apology from ex-minister on quake case
A couple tricked into accepting a lower offer from Southern Response to repair their earthquake-damaged home wants a full apology from Gerry Brownlee, but he says he's got "nothing to apologise for".
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'We were very sorry for what they had been put through' - Megan Woods
Greater Christchurch Regeneration Minister Megan Woods has spoken about the government's decision not to appeal a landmark court case against Southern Response. Video
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RNZ's guide to party policy
Welcome to RNZ's go-to guide for party policy this election. We've put together a directory with some brief information about what the parties represented in the last Parliament would do if they were…
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'New normal' working well for literary festivals
Literary Festivals are back - but not as we knew them. The pandemic hasn't put a stop to traditionally popular writers festivals with three happening in the next few weeks. But a big line up of… Audio
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'Every time we raise this, we get the brush off from the ministry'
A Christchurch Māori immersion school has been told its dilapidated leaky building will only get a repair instead of a rebuild, 10 years after the Ministry of Education started looking at a new build.
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Anthony Ritchie finds the child within for his 5th symphony
Anthony Ritchie discusses the premiere of his fifth symphony 'Childhood' by the DSO this Saturday. The Dunedin composer talks about the theme of regeneration and growth in his new work. Audio
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Calling Home: Rachel Scott-Leflaive in Beirut, Lebanon
Audio 13 Sep 2020Rachel Scott-Leflaive's permanent home is in the idyllic ski area of Chamonix, France, but following the devastating blast in Beirut last month she has been deployed to Lebanon where she is working… Audio
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Class action gears up against Southern Response
Audio 8 Sep 2020Three thousand claimants, who allege state-owned Southern Response misled customers by withholding the true cost of rebuilding their quake damaged Christchurch homes, are continuing to prepare their… Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch: Lame Tame name games - and still munted
Mediawatch’s weekly catch-up with Lately. This week Colin talks to Karyn Hay about two unusual interviews from young ‘James Tame’- and a personal perspective on a city still munted after all these… Video, Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch: Lame Tame name games - and still munted
Mediawatch’s weekly catch-up with Lately. This week Colin talks to Karyn Hay about two unusual interviews from young ‘James Tame’- and a personal perspective on a city still munted after all these…
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Govt could face $700m bill over Southern Response - Lawyer
A lawyer leading a class action against state-owned insurer Southern Response says the Government could be facing costs of $700 million in quake insurance payments.
The Court of Appeal yesterday… Audio
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Southern Response appeal on Dodds decision largely dismissed
A Christchurch couple locked in an ongoing legal battle with state-owned quake insurer Southern Response says it is sobering for a Court of Appeal decision to go their way, one decade on from the… Video, Audio
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What have we learned since the Darfield quake?
Analysis - The Darfield earthquake was a multi-fault rupture produced a magnitude 7.1 earthquake that released 13 times more energy than the Christchurch earthquake.
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A decade since the quake that started it all
It is billed as the earthquake that started it all, it was magnitude 7.1 and it hit 10km from the Canterbury town of Darfield at 4.35am on 4 September 2010.
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'Disappointing' - Children's units at new Christchurch Hospital can't be staffed
New services to improve emergency and acute care of children at Christchurch Hospital will not open because there is no money to staff them.
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Bloomfield should axe CDHB - board member
The Director General of Health was greeted by hundreds of protesters this morning when he arrived at a meeting with the beleaguered Canterbury District Health Board.
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'We are seriously worried and so should the people of Canterbury'
The Canterbury medical community's frustration with its health chiefs reached a boiling point today, with a protest, an open letter and two more resignations on the District Health Board's executive…
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What is going on at the Canterbury District Health Board
Christchurch's health services are under siege and the DHB's financial issues have seen vital management team members leave. What is going on?
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What is going on at the Canterbury District Health Board
Christchurch's health services are under siege and the DHB's financial issues have seen vital management team members leave. What is going on?
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Love of the bass turns into a compulsive hobby
NZSO bass player Malcolm Struthers' passion for his instrument has turned into a stimulating new hobby, making his own basses. He describes the process of constructing two basses from scratch and… Audio
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Leader interviews: 'I'm always very confident, particularly when I know I'm right'
Judith Collins is still shy of a month into the job but in her media blitz she and her arched eyebrows are everywhere, along with the party slogan "Strong team, More Jobs, Better Economy". Video
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'Big wave of unemployment' expected in Chch once subsidies end
Early estimates suggest there could be between 9000 and 36,500 job losses in in Christchurch over the coming year, with pre-Covid-19 unemployment numbers at 8600.
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Woodhouse stripped of National Party's health portfolio
New National leader Judith Collins has stripped Michael Woodhouse of the health portfolio because of his involvement in the Covid-19 data leak saga, with Dr Shane Reti replacing him
