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Carers set to strike for seventh time over pay, safety issues
Disability care workers employed by an IHC subsidiary will strike again today, following a week of failed mediation talks.
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Sport: New-look PNG Orchids to face Fijian newcomers
A new-look Papua New Guinea Orchids rugby league team will take to the field on Saturday in the first women's international to be played as part of the Pacific Invitational Test.
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Hawke's Bay DHB head shifts to troubled Waikato board
Hawke's Bay DHB's chief executive Kevin Snee has resigned to take up the same, long-vacant position at Waikato DHB.
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Sailors rescued after rigging damage to yacht
Four sailors were rescued from a life raft this afternoon after abandoning their yacht off Great Barrier Island.
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Court appearance: Mosque attack survivors' and families' painful day
First Person - The man charged with the Christchurch mosque attacks pleaded not guilty today. RNZ's Katie Todd was outside the court with victim's families and survivors. Video
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Christchurch mosque attacks: Accused gunman pleads not guilty to all charges
The man accused of the Christchurch terror attacks has pleaded not guilty to all the 92 charges laid against him and will face trial in May next year.
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"If it's anything like previous seasons - be in quick"
If you were hoping to walk the Milford Track this year I'm afraid we have some bad news, The Milford Track is one of New Zealand's 'Great Walks' - a series of hiking and tramping tracks around the… Audio
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Prizemoney increase for Melbourne Cup, Williams leaving Phoenix and Parker to retire.
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Parliament payouts: $180k in hush money to settle MPs' employment issues
More than $180,000 in hush money has been paid out to parliamentary staffers to secretly settle employment disputes with MPs.
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Updates from the Michael Hill International Violin Competition 2019
Clarissa Dunn takes you behind the scenes at the Michael Hill International Violin Competition 2019.
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Health and Wellbeing: Te Ahi Kaa talks with Māori Chefs
Te Ahi Kaa further explores this series about health and well being. Justine Murray joins Chef Charles Royal in the bush on the outskirts of Lake Rotoiti, foraging for food - from 'bushman's… Audio
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Morrissey's California Son
The British singer Morrissey is not always Mr Sad; he can occasionally - very occasionally - deliver smiley-faced pop. William Dart listens to his new album of covers, California Son. Video, Audio
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Sir Ranulph Fiennes: 'I am a lifelong fan and devotee of Sir Ed'
Sir Ranulph Fiennes, named by the Guinness Book of Records as the world's greatest living explorer, is in New Zealand next month to speak at the Himalayan Trust Gala dinner in Auckland. He talks to… Audio
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Reporting local democracy in London
Former Dominion Post reporter Talia Shadwell was one of the reporters in a British scheme that’s the model for a new one here designed to put reporters into the regions where there aren’t enough of… Audio
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Five Faves with NZSO's Bridget Douglas
Members of the NZSO are performing music from the baroque at the moment – their concert La Notte, or The Night, focusses on Corelli, Telemann and Vivaldi. Soloist in Vivaldi’s La Notte is flutist… Video, Audio
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Ferns upset England, Osaka and Williams beaten at Roland Garros and All Blacks Sevens go unbeaten.
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Mike Nesmith of the Monkees: “I’m way too stoned to do an interview right now!”
Mike Nesmith and Micky Dolenz of '60s pop group the Monkees are performing in NZ this month. RNZ Music's Elliott Childs spoke to Nesmith as he was enjoying a somewhat hazy afternoon in the Los Angeles… Video, Audio
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Week in politics: National set the trap and Robertson walked into it
Analysis: National used the information it found on Treasury's website to set a trap - and it worked far more effectively than Simon Bridges could have imagined after Gabriel Makhlouf made his "we…
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Boat capsizing in Budapest leaves tourists dead or missing
At least seven people were killed and nearly 20 were missing after a pleasure boat carrying South Korean tourists capsized on the flooding Danube in the Hungarian capital.
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PNG prime minister Peter O'Neill resigns
Papua New Guinea's prime minister Peter O'Neill has resigned.
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NZ diabetes drugs 'third world' - doctor
An endocrinologist says New Zealand's type 2 diabetes drugs are 'third world'. Guyon Espiner asks why Pharmac won't fund the medicines experts want.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Wallabies halfback knocked out, injury scare for England cricket captain and mixed results for Kiwi squash players in British Open.
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Jakarta unrest leaves 6 dead after election commission finding
Six people have died in civil unrest that gripped parts of Jakarta today after the election commission confirmed President Joko Widodo won last month's election, according to the Jakarta's governor.
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Revealed: What a Prime Minister does all day
The first-ever release of a Prime Minister's diary shows a glimpse of what it means to run the country.
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Protesters to march across harbour bridge in support of SkyPath
The SkyPath Trust has confirmed its plans for a march across the Auckland Harbour Bridge next Sunday.
