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  • Coll takes French Open squash title

    News
    Sport
    15 Sep 2019
    Paul Coll

    New Zealander Paul Coll has started his World Tour squash season with a win, beating Welshman Joel Makin 12-10 11-3 11-9 to take the French Open title in Nantes.

    Coll takes French Open squash title
  • Today's sports news: what you need to know

    News
    Sport
    12 Sep 2019
    Owen Franks.

    In today's sports news - Franks back for Canterbury after nine year absence, MichaelSchumacher conscious -report, England batsman axed for final Ashes test.

    Today's sports news: what you need to know
  • Today's sports news: what you need to know

    News
    Sport
    11 Sep 2019
    Mahia’s Ricardo Christie will join Taranaki’s Paige Hareb on the World Surf League tour this year.  Photo Robin Martin

    In today's sports news - Kiwi surfers progress at World Surfing Games, star Warriors signing to miss season opener and Fleming returns to Notts.

    Today's sports news: what you need to know
  • Auckland mayoral debate: Phil Goff v John Tamihere

    Audio
    politics
    10 Sep 2019
    Phil Goff and John Tamihere in RNZ's Auckland office for their mayoral debate.

    Auckland's two mayoral front-runners join Checkpoint host Lisa Owen in RNZ's first mayoral debate.

    Current mayor Phil Goff and contender John Tamihere have expressed little love for each other so… Video, Audio

  • Pascoe's desire for medals doesn't let up

    News
    Sport
    9 Sep 2019
    New Zealand para-swimmer Sophie Pascoe.

    At 26-years-old Sophie Pascoe may be considered long in the tooth in swimming terms but her desire for medals is a strong as ever.

    Pascoe's desire for medals doesn't let up
  • The Poly-cycling octopus

    Audio
    environment life and society
    9 Sep 2019
    Poly-cycling

    In this episode of Voices; we meet two eco-warriors from the Pacific region intent on spreading the zero waste message to communities and the next generation. Produced by Sara Vui-Talitu. Audio

  • ASAP Rocky's lawyer shot 'multiple times' in home

    News
    World
    7 Sep 2019
    Henrik Olsson Lilja, the lawyer of US rapper Rakim Mayers, known by his stage name Asap Rocky, talks to the press after a hearing in his trial over a street brawl on July 5, 2019 in Stockholm.

    A prominent Swedish lawyer who represented US rapper ASAP Rocky in a recent assault case has reportedly been shot multiple times in Stockholm.

    ASAP Rocky's lawyer shot 'multiple times' in home
  • At least 21 properties destroyed in Australian bushfires

    News
    World
    7 Sep 2019
    Flames in undergrowth - generic image.

    Firefighters face potentially catastrophic, hot and windy conditions as they battle bushfires across Queensland and NSW.

    Fires rage in Queensland and NSW, no sign of slowing
  • Hurricane Dorian: 'Hundreds trapped' on island

    News
    World environment
    7 Sep 2019
    RODANTHE, NORTH CAROLINA - SEPTEMBER 05: The roads remain flooded Hurricane Dorian hit the area on September 6, 2019 in Rodanthe, North Carolina. Dorian passed Charleston S.C. yesterday as a category 3 storm

    Hundreds of people may be trapped on a North Carolina island amid rising floodwater after Hurricane Dorian made landfall, the state governor has warned.

    Hurricane Dorian: 'Hundreds trapped' on island
  • Measles outbreak affects Tauranga sport tournament

    News
    New Zealand health
    5 Sep 2019
    16341754 - doctor holding syringe with vaccine into patient's shoulder on blue background

    Three teams have pulled out of a school sport tournament in Tauranga this weekend because of measles.

    Measles outbreak affects Tauranga sport tournament
  • Today's sports news: what you need to know

    News
    Sport
    5 Sep 2019
    11th July 2019 - Tennis - Wimbledon (Day 10) - Michael Venus (NZL) celebrates as he and his partner Raven Klaasen (RSA) win a point against Juan Sebastian Cabal (COL) and Robert Farah (COL) during their Gentlemen's Doubles Semi Final match - Photo: Simon Stacpoole / Offside.

    In today's sports news - Venus into US Open final, Black Caps opener returning home and Kiwi swimmer calls it quits.

    Today's sports news: what you need to know
  • Measles outbreak: Auckland schools ask for vaccination clinics

    News
    New Zealand In Case You Missed It
    2 Sep 2019
    Pediatrician makes vaccination to small boy

    Schools and a marae are asking Auckland health officials for more pop-up vaccination clinics to help combat the worst measles outbreak in two decades.

    Measles outbreak: Auckland schools ask for vaccination clinics
  • Dorian to hit Bahamas as 'devastating' hurricane

    News
    World
    1 Sep 2019
    Workers help a friend board up his apartment building in Fort Pierce, Florida.

    Hurricane Dorian punched northwest to threaten Georgia and the Carolinas, possibly sparing Florida a direct hit, as the Bahamas braced for catastrophic waves and wind from the muscular category 4…

    Dorian to hit Bahamas as 'devastating' hurricane
  • Djokovic shrugs off shoulder worries

    News
    Sport
    31 Aug 2019
    Defending US Open champion Novak Djokovic

    Defending champion Novak Djokovic silenced concerns about his left shoulder as the Serbian breezed past American Denis Kudla 6-3 6-4 6-2 on Friday to reach the last 16 at the US Open.

    Djokovic shrugs off shoulder worries
  • Provinces missing out on neurological services - MS sufferer

    News
    New Zealand health
    30 Aug 2019
    Jessie-Lee Webby with her dogs Maia, (left) and Zepp.

    A Stratford woman, who as a teenager was the youngest person in the country diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, is getting behind the message that the provinces are missing out on neurology services.

    Provinces missing out on neurological services - MS sufferer
  • Suicide prevention: Experts say money and clear plan needed

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    New Zealand Te Ao Māori
    27 Aug 2019
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    Mental health experts have called on the government to establish a clear plan and invest more money to reduce the national suicide rate. Audio

    Suicide prevention: Experts say money and clear plan needed
  • Hawke's Bay Hospital safe after chemical spill

    News
    New Zealand health
    25 Aug 2019
    Hawke's Bay Fallen Soldiers' Memorial Hospital, Hastings.

    Police say emergency cordons at Hawke's Bay Hospital have been lifted after more than 20 people had to be evacuated from the maternity ward due to a chemical spill.

    Hawke's Bay Hospital safe after chemical spill
  • The Mixtape: Charlotte Ryan

    Audio
    music
    24 Aug 2019
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    Christchurch native and music industry veteran Charlotte Ryan is the new host of RNZ’s flagship music programme Music 101. She joined us on the RNZ Music Mixtape to select some of her favourite songs… Video, Audio

  • Air New Zealand passengers warned of measles exposure

    News
    New Zealand health
    23 Aug 2019
    AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND - DECEMBER 17: Air New Zealand Airbus A320 landing at Auckland International Airport on December 17, 2017 in Auckland

    Passengers on two Air New Zealand flights, one from Los Angeles to Auckland and the other between Wellington and Auckland, may have exposed to measles, health authorities say.

    Air New Zealand passengers warned of measles exposure
  • NZ Olympic hopefuls not looking forward to Tokyo heat

    News
    Sport
    14 Aug 2019
    New Zealand triathlete Ryan Sissons.

    New Zealand triathlete Ryan Sissons admits the Tokyo Olympic race next year may not be much fun because of the heat.

    NZ Olympic hopefuls not looking forward to Tokyo heat
  • Taranaki tornado: 'Suddenly there was s**t going everywhere'

    News
    New Zealand In Case You Missed It
    12 Aug 2019
    John Bamford outside his New Plymouth home that was damaged by the storm, which also injured his wife.

    A woman has a suspected broken collarbone after being slammed into the side of her home during a tornado in New Plymouth this morning.

    Two injured after Taranaki tornado touches down
  • Tornado aftermath: 'The place looks like a war zone' - resident

    News
    New Zealand In Case You Missed It
    12 Aug 2019
    Damage to houses in St Heliers after a storm ripped through the Auckland suburb on Sunday night.

    A violent tornado last night ripped through St Heliers causing damage and this morning there have been reports of a new tornado in New Plymouth. Audio

    Wild weather aftermath: 'The place looks like a war zone' - Auckland resident
  • Heavy snow closes roads in Canterbury and Otago, as wild weather spreads around NZ

    News
    New Zealand transport
    10 Aug 2019
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    Heavy snowfalls in South Canterbury and Otago have closed roads, and forecasters warn power cuts and flooding could be ahead for many areas.

    Heavy snow closes roads in Canterbury and Otago, as wild weather spreads around NZ
  • New South Wales towns get first snow in decades

    News
    World weather
    10 Aug 2019
    Snow at Hampton, 148km west of Sydney.

    Australia's Bureau of Meteorology is forecasting a weekend of extreme winter conditions, with residents just 90 minutes from Sydney waking to fresh snowfall this morning.

    New South Wales towns get first snow in decades
  • Bonus Episode: Flip the Script

    Audio
    health life and society
    9 Aug 2019
    Psychologist Sarb Johal joins James in the shower.

    Psychologist Sarb Johal and host James Nokise discuss ways to cope with getting bad news. Produced by Charlie Bleakley. Audio

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