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No love lost between West Indies and England
Marlon Samuels was hardly magnanimous in victory as the temperamental West Indian batsman sat down at the post match media conference after his team's World Twenty20 victory -- feet on the table…
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The Wireless Preview - Lucy Smith
Sex education has been taught in New Zealand schools since 1999, and last year the Ministry of Education released an updated guide for schools on teaching sexuality which addresses issues of consent… Audio
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Nauru refugee settlement programme queried
Australia's Refugee Action Coalition is challenging Nauru's justice minister who has sung the praises of the country's refugee programme.
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Charity shocked sex offender was a volunteer
A charity where a child sex offender volunteered says it only found out about his conviction after reading about it in a paper.
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Asians still blamed for high house prices
Attitudes towards Asians are improving but many people still blame them for rising house prices, a new survey shows.
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Education Council investigates historic sexual allegations against teacher
The Education Council is investigating allegations of a sexual relationship between a Christchurch teacher and a student more than 25 years ago. Media reports say a woman, now 38, lodged...
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PM defends 'racist' TVNZ survey
John Key says he does not have a problem with a question in a TVNZ survey which has been labelled racist by Maori MPs. Audio
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Police contact Parliamentary Services over MP
Police have contacted Parliamentary Services in relation to the Clutha Southland MP Todd Barclay.
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Q+A: Writer Mallory Ortbeg
The co-founder of The Toast and former Gawker writer on publishing online, her love of The Simpsons and how to respond to criticism.
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Q+A: Amanda Wright
We hit up curator Amanda Wright to ask to how an art programme will fit into Auckland City Limits.
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Toby and Toby... look back on 100 days of President Trump
OPINION: Toby Manhire and Toby Morris look back on 100 days of President Trump.
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Todd Barclay: 'I've made some mistakes'
Clutha-Southland MP Todd Barclay has admitted he made some mistakes as a new MP, following the resignation of three staff members.
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Andrew Robb - media advisor to the Māori Party
Audio 6 Mar 2016Since his students days at Victoria University in the 1970's, Andrew Robb made a conscious decision to align himself with Māori issues at the time. Māori Language revitilisation was at the forefront… Audio
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Review: James I
Audio 6 Mar 2016Paul Bushnell reviews James I, the first instalment of 7 ½ hours in the theatre as part of The James Plays series from the National Theatre of Scotland.
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Police test knife from OJ Simpson's property
Los Angeles police are testing a knife found at the former home of OJ Simpson, whose acquittal at his 1995 murder trial captivated the US.
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Has Palino got the Trump touch?
OPINION: With his Trump-style bluntness and promise to cut rates, could Auckland mayoral candidate John Palino pose a challenge to Phil Goff, asks Bevan Rapson.
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Pearce denies he was on drugs
Mitchell Pearce says he was not affected by drugs and did not know he was being filmed during his drunken Australia Day escapade.
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Mental Health Foundation's Judi Clements on NZ's suicide reporting laws
The chief executive of the Mental Health Foundation on the "inarguable" link between suicide reporting and increased suicidal behaviour.
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Te Tai Timu - Strengthening the tide
Alexa Cook is at the annual Te Tai Timu Trust Summer camp where the message of safety on the water is promoted to one hundred and thirty five youth from around the country and Justine Murray is at… Audio
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Treating mental health online
In need of a pocket counsellor? Ellen Falconer and Mava Moayyed take a look at the burgeoning industry for mental health apps.
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Toby and Toby on... North Korea, a rocket launch and violent storms
OPINION: As North Korea tests its long-range rocket, Toby & Toby are left wondering what cushion-faced dictator Kim Jong-un will do next.
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Olivia Carville - life after trauma
Olivia Carville was working at The Press newspaper in Christchurch on February 22nd 2011 and she had to confront the full horror of the earthquake the day, Later she left to work as an investigative… Video, Audio
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Making a Murderer case 'similar' to Teina Pora's
The similarities between a US teenager whose case featured in TV hit Making a Murderer, and Teina Pora's wrongful conviction are "extraordinarily similar", his lawyer says. Audio
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Working but homeless
Working families with young children and babies are being left homeless and sleeping in cars in Auckland. Lauren Baker investigates for Insight. Audio
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Labour's announcement welcomed and slammed
Labour's pledge to offer three years of free post-school education has been described as "levelling the playing field", but also as a "poorly targeted bribe".
