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  • Potential Ihumātao decision: How we got here

    News
    Te Ao Māori Auckland Region
    23 Jun 2020
    Ihumātao protesters camping overnight on the grounds on Saturday, 28 July.

    With the possibility of a decision on the future of disputed land at Ihumātao coming as soon next week, RNZ Māori news director Māni Dunlop explains how the situation got to this point. Video, Audio

    Potential Ihumātao decision: How we got here
  • Family feels 'betrayed' after insurance switch leaves them short

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    New Zealand business
    23 Jun 2020
    Shirley Farani and her husband Ailepata Ailepata

    A South Auckland crane driver has been denied a $100,000 payout for his cancer after a government-owned finance company switched his policy.

    Family feels 'betrayed' after insurance switch leaves them short
  • 'Sleepless nights, nightmares, trauma' as coronial process drags on

    News
    New Zealand law
    22 Jun 2020
    Corinda Taylor speaking at the select committee today.

    The grieving mother of a 20 year old who took his own life seven years ago is calling for changes to the coronial process so no other family has to go through what they have.

    'Sleepless nights, nightmares, trauma' as coronial process drags on
  • Greg Taipari on living with cancer: 'Knowledge is power'

    Audio
    health te ao Maori
    21 Jun 2020
    Greg Taipari with his wife Claire.

    While working as a Senior Ministerial Press Secretary in 2015, Greg Taipari couldn't shake a persistent cough, after seeking medical advice he was eventually diagnosed with throat cancer. He kept the… Audio

  • Kiwi runner to resume US marathon after near-death hit-and-run

    Audio
    life and society
    21 Jun 2020
    Nick Ashill said he probably would not be alive today if it were not for the skills of his wife Sarah who was in Cyprus but was on a hands free Skype call to him when the crash happened.

    When Kiwi Nick Ashill was mowed down by a ute while attempting to run 5000km across America, doctors wondered if he would walk again. But after a long rehabilitation and a number of surgeries, he is… Audio

  • New Plymouth boosts funding for volunteer groups by nearly $500k

    News
    New Zealand Covid-19
    21 Jun 2020
    Volunteering New Plymouth’s Wendy Richards, left, and Marie Riordan.

    Mayor Neil Holdom says volunteer groups are the cornerstone of the community and will be vital to the district's recovery.

    New Plymouth boosts funding for volunteer groups by nearly $500k
  • Former Black Caps coach clocking up the miles on new leg

    News
    Sport
    19 Jun 2020
    Andy Moles at home in South Africa with his new leg.

    At 7.30am, Andy Moles was told his left leg would have to be amputated below the knee, or his life could be in danger.

    Former Black Caps coach clocking up the miles on new leg
  • Smaller power companies win on customer satisfaction - report

    Audio
    business law
    17 Jun 2020

    'It's better with Trust Power' the power company says in advertisements. But that is not customers' experience according to a new Consummer NZ survey.

    The power company was bottom of the heap when it… Audio

  • How Covid-19 conspiracy theories are uniting wellness gurus with the alt-right

    Audio
    media health
    17 Jun 2020
    Anti-vaccination protesters in Canada.

    As governments around the world enforce lockdowns, media mistrust soars and critical thinking erodes, traditionally liberal-leaning wellness advocates are being forced into a shared space with Trump… Audio

  • Housing project fast-tracked: 'People are living in cow sheds, buses, lean-tos'

    News
    Te Ao Māori housing
    17 Jun 2020
    A state house with dark clouds above it

    Kaitāia families living in cowsheds and buses could be housed two years sooner with a fast-tracked consenting process, a Māori housing trust says.

    Hopes fast-tracked housing project will 'streamline Māori housing'
  • Unemployment rises in Hawke's Bay and Gisborne with uncertainty ahead

    News
    Business Country
    17 Jun 2020
    Young radiata pine trees grow on a hillside near Tiraumea, north of Masterton

    Forestry may be back but for many others it is a waiting game to see if employers will keep them on when the subsidy cash runs out.

    Unemployment rises in Hawke's Bay and Gisborne with uncertainty ahead
  • North Korea blows up joint liaison office with South

    News
    World
    16 Jun 2020
    Smoke rises from North Korea's Kaesong Industrial Complex where an inter-korean liaison office was set up in 2018, as seen from South Korea's border city of Paju on June 16, 2020.

    North Korea has blown up its joint liaison office with the South near the border town of Kaesong, both sides have confirmed.

    Korea liaison office destroyed by North in explosion
  • De La Salle students urged not to retaliate after brawl, stabbing

    News
    New Zealand crime
    16 Jun 2020
    De La Salle College in Mangere East.

    An Auckland school is urging its students not to retaliate after a brawl left two teenagers with injuries - one of them with a stab wound.

    De La Salle students urged not to retaliate after brawl, stabbing
  • Inquest ends six years after death in cell: 'It's been a long struggle'

    News
    New Zealand
    16 Jun 2020
    No caption

    The mother of a young man who died in an Auckland police cell six years ago says it has been a long wait for answers.

    Sentry Taitoko inquest ends six years after death in police cell
  • Housing development over historic rua 'baffles the mind' - Ngāti Tamainupō

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    Te Ao Māori Waikato
    16 Jun 2020
    The site where the seven rua have begun to be dug up by a property development company.

    A Ngāruawāhia hapū has been left in the dark as to why they were not properly consulted about a decision to destroy 300-year-old rua (food pits), it says.

    Housing development destroyed historic rua after flawed consents process - Ngāti Tamainupō
  • Parent wants Marist College to meet with families over racism

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    New Zealand Te Ao Māori
    16 Jun 2020
    About 30 students and some of their parents protested outside Marist College in Auckland on 16 June after Black Lives Matter posters were taken down at the school.

    A parent at Marist College in Auckland say the school needs to meet with families and address accusations of racism at the school.

    Parent wants Marist College to meet with families over racism
  • Northland coastal farm Elliot Bay saved from development

    Audio
    environment Northland
    16 Jun 2020
    Elliot Bay, Northland

    Good news for a group of Northland locals who fought to save a 700-hectare East Coast property from commerical development.  Audio

  • Inquest into death of man in police cell resumes

    News
    New Zealand health
    15 Jun 2020
    No caption

    A coronial inquest into the death of a young man in an Auckland police cell more than six years ago is under way again.

    Inquest into death of man in police cell resumes
  • Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput dies at 34

    News
    World
    15 Jun 2020
    Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput pictured in April 2019 at a book launch in Mumbai.

    A rising star in Bollywood, Sushant Singh Rajput, has been found dead in his apartment in Mumbai.

    Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput dies at 34
  • Amnesty International calls for end to jailing asylum seekers

    Audio
    refugees and migrants
    15 Jun 2020
    Asylum seeker

    Amnesty International is calling on the government to end the imprisonment of Asylum seekers in New Zealand once and for all. It's concerned that privacy laws are being over-used by Immigration NZ and… Audio

  • Atlanta police chief resigns after fatal shooting

    News
    World
    14 Jun 2020
    ATLANTA, USA - JUNE 13: Demonstrators set on fire a restaurant during the protest after an Atlanta police officer shot and killed Rayshard Brooks, 27, at a Wendy's fast food restaurant drive-thru Friday night in Atlanta, United States on June 13, 2020.

    Atlanta's Police Chief has resigned after the fatal shooting of an African-American who had fallen asleep in his car at a drive-through restaurant.

    Protests in Atlanta after black man shot by police at drive-through
  • Wānaka brings Christmas community dinner forward to spread cheer

    News
    New Zealand
    14 Jun 2020
    Generic stills of Wanaka

    Plans are well under way for Christmas community dinner next Friday in an attempt to spread some cheer in a town struck hard by Covid-19.

    Wānaka brings Christmas community dinner forward to spread cheer
  • 'No way' Oranga Tamariki allowed to take babies from hospital

    News
    New Zealand Te Ao Māori
    12 Jun 2020
    Dame Naida Glavish

    A Māori trust and a senior health board member claim they have stopped Oranga Tamariki taking children into state care at Waitākere Hospital this morning.

    'No way' Oranga Tamariki allowed to take babies from hospital - Waitematā DHB
  • War of words over claims of uplifts at Waitakere Hospital

    Audio
    health te ao Maori
    12 Jun 2020
    John Tamihere addresses media at the conclusion of his unsuccessful mayoral campaign.

    A war of words has broken out over claims newborn babies from two Māori families were to be uplifted from an Auckland Hospital.

    A Māori trust and a senior health board member say they stopped Oranga… Audio

  • Can Ardern maintain her extraordinary popularity?

    News
    Comment & Analysis
    11 Jun 2020
    Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern visits Weltec school of construction in Petone

    Opinion - With 100 days to New Zealand's general election the question to ask is whether Labour's wide lead in the polls will erode, writes Jack Vowles for The Conversation.

    An election like no other: Can Jacinda Ardern maintain her extraordinary popularity?
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