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Dr. Vaaiga Autagavaia takes Emma to meet the rugby league team he coaches in Sir Edmund Hillary Collegiate. His training programme that goes far beyond sport and into the development of life skills. Audio
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Bonus Episode: Living with Loss
Psychologist and media commentator Dr Sarb Johal joins host James Nokise to talk about loss, uncertainty and interrupted life plans. Produced by Charlie Bleakley. Audio
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Concerns raised over crash involving Chinese activists
A car crash that killed two prominent members of the Chinese pro-democracy movement has sparked accusations of sabotage.
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Waikato community to be consulted on NZ's pan-Pacific Hub
More than 200 people from Pacific communities in New Zealand's Waikato region will have their say on a new facility to support the wellbeing of families.
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Question time: First term MPs on Parliament culture
Ginny Andersen from Labour and Nicola Willis from National speak to Morning Report about the culture in Parliament and its impact on politicians and the public. Audio
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Consumer NZ slams funeral insurance firms over prices
Consumer NZ is slamming funeral insurance as predatory and overpriced, after an 85-year-old woman paid nearly $19,000 dollars for a policy worth $10,000.
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Is That All There Is?
Comedian Rose Matafeo joins host James Nokise to talk about crying, flying and dying. Produced by Charlie Bleakley. Video, Audio
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Police reopen investigation into Andrew Falloon
Police have confirmed they are once again looking into allegations brought to their attention by the National Party leader.
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Falloon scandal: Two more women have come forward - Collins
Two more women have come forward saying they were sent indecent material by former National MP Andrew Falloon, party leader Judith Collins says. Audio
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National MP Falloon sent indecent pics to young woman - source
First-term National MP for Rangitata Andrew Falloon has announced he will be retiring at the election. He is believed to have sent sexually explicit pictures to a 19-year-old. Video
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Lyttelton Port workplace 'bullying' culture under investigation
An independent review will investigate bullying, racial and sexual discrimination, harassment, and unfair selection of family members for roles.
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Tributes paid at memorial service for Jeanette Fitzsimons
A memorial service is being held in Wellington for Jeanette Fitzsimons, the former Green Party co-leader, who died in March at the age of 75. Video
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Marlborough 'spectacular' limestone landmark to be protected
A Marlborough natural landmark will be protected forever, while a lake famed for hosting cricket during dry weather will be protected from stock.
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Excitement building in South Auckland over proposed Pasifika Super Rugby team
Excitement is building in South Auckland over the proposal to establish a new Super Rugby team of Pasifika heritage in the city.
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Leanne Pooley on her new doco about youth mental health activist Jazz Thornton
In the new documentary The Girl on The Bridge, suicide survivor Jazz Thornton confronts New Zealand's youth mental health crisis head-on. The film documents not only Jazz's extraordinary activism but… Video, Audio
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Kiribati community marks first language week with new resources
The Kiribati community in New Zealand has celebrated the inaugural Kiribati language week by launching education resources.
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'I almost picked my iPad up and threw it against the wall'
Abuse survivors are angry - but not surprised - that problems persist in the Defence Force's culture, even after four years of Operation Respect.
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Sponge bullets fired at Māori in more than half of incidents - police data
Police have fired sponge bullets in 13 altercations since the weapons were rolled out in 2015, and more than half of those who have been shot at are Māori.
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Kevin Kwan - Crazy Rich Asians author
Seven years ago Kevin Kwan's first novel Crazy Rich Asians became an instant New York Times number one best seller, translated into thirty languages, and then made into a hugely successful movie. Audio
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Why Collins' approach is a 'shame'
Opinion - Judith Collins' first public remarks after becoming leader shows she means to continue in the same way she's always operated as a politician, writes Cat MacLennan
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Judith Collins on her plans for National
Judith Collins emerged from last night's National Party emergency caucus meeting as the victor, taking over the mantle of leadership with just 66 days to go until the election. Audio
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - NRL revert back to biosecurity protocols, United drop points, Warriors players may have to stay in Australia and Chicago marathon canned.
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'It beggars belief': A week of chaos in politics
Analysis - A National MP destroys his career, the government explains how someone with Covid-19 could walk around a supermarket and the closure of Tiwai Point aluminium smelter is announced. Audio
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Mental health admissions will spike post-lockdown - DHB
An increase in demand for mental health services is expected as people grapple with unemployment and the pressures of the post-lockdown environment.
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A first-of-its-kind Pacific gallery in central Auckland
A charitable trust for Pacific art and artists has expanded its premises to include its first gallery in central Auckland.
