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'Miracles' - Scott Morrison on election win
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said he had "always believed in miracles" after Labor conceded the election to the Liberal Party-led Coalition.
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Teachers say government presentation of offer misleading
Ahead of a nation-wide teachers' strike at the end of the month, parents are being forced to find alternative arrangements for their children Video, Audio
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Sound Lounge: Four composers represent NZ at World Music Days Festival, Estonia
Audio 11 May 2019Alex Taylor, Tristan Carter, Nick Snowball and Simon Eastwood make the long journey to Tallinn to represent NZ at the the 9-day annual ISCM World Music Days contemporary music festival.
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The Fall and Rise of Harpsichord 6
In August 1956, a beautiful new harpsichord arrived in Wellington aboard the RMS Rangitoto. It had been purchased from its maker, Thomas Goff of London, by the New Zealand Broadcasting Service for use… Audio, Gallery
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Dealing with the naughty boys at Parliament
This week three MPs were booted from the debating chamber but was it a case of rule-breaking or bias? Audio
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Captain Cook celebrations a 'denial of history' - critics
A movement to boycott this year's $20m commemorations of the 250th anniversary of Captain James Cook's landing at Tūranganui-a-Kiwa is gaining strength.
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Shayne Carter on his memoir Dead People I Have Known
Audio 4 May 2019Dunedin music icon Shayne Carter talks to Kim Hill about his upcoming book Dead People I Have Known. Carter began playing music as a teenager at Kaikorai Valley High School and he's been a member… Audio, Gallery
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Preview: 2019 Resene Architecture & Design Film Festival
Dan Slevin recommends you check out one of his favourite annual big screen events. Video
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Guyon Espiner: What I won't be apologising for
First Person - This is my final week on Morning Report and I'd like to tell you why I'm leaving, what I've learned and what I won't be apologising for. Video
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Junior doctors begin five-day strike
Thousands of junior doctors are walking off the job again today for an unprecedented fifth strike. While DHBs expect to reach an agreement, doctors aren't ruling out a sixth strike if conditions of… Audio
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The Chills' Martin Phillipps opens up in new documentary
Martin Phillipps and his band The Chills came very close to international fame in the 1980s, before illness, drug addiction, and debt brought him crashing down. A new documentary charts the frontman’s… Video, Audio
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The new alt-right
Insight - As the government looks to build international action to counter hate speech and extremism on social media, far-right political groups and ideologies are growing and becoming harder to… Audio
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The autism employment conundrum
Two years ago, then 18-year-old Jackson left school with NCEA level 3 in maths, economics, physics and travel/tourism. He started looking for a job in the construction sector. And he’s still looking… Audio
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Man arrested after cafe worker shot in Waikato
A 67-year-old man has been arrested following a shooting incident in Karapiro this morning.
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How a Kiwi resistance fighter inspired NZ's women's rugby team
New Zealand-born Nancy Wake was the allies' most decorated secret agent during World War 2 and her story was used as inspiration for the Black Ferns ahead of their successful World Cup Campaign in… Audio, Gallery
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Nancy Wake Remembered and Victor $ Company
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Waterspouts off Waiheke: Photos capture unusual phenomenon
At least four waterspouts have been seen off the coast of Waiheke as heavy rain works its way across the harbour.
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Two people die at music festival in Queensland, Australia
The bodies of a 24-year-old man and a 22-year-old woman have been found inside a tent at a music festival on Queensland's Southern Downs.
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Young futsal players 'feel like they've lost their glue'
Friends of a man killed in the mosque attacks last month say they hope a futsal tournament in his honour will help cheer up people devastated by the loss, including a young group of boys he helped…
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Woods turns back the clock at Augusta
Tiger Woods has shot his best score at Augusta National since 2011 to be tied for second after three rounds of the Masters.
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Rockfall closes SH1 south of Kaikōura
State Highway 1 south of Kaikōura is closed after rocks fell onto a car this afternoon.
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Embassy toilet camera footage played to jury in military attache's trial
The jury has seen footage from a covert camera found in a toilet at the New Zealand Embassy in the US, in the trial of top military attache Alfred Harold Keating.
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Primary school teachers and principals reject latest pay offer
Primary school teachers and principals have voted to reject the latest offer from the Ministry of Education.
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Dealing with immigration 'takes the shine off' NZ
Businesses say they are missing out on staff and immigrants are facing long waits for news as delays to visa processing continue.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Injury robs Highlanders of Naholo
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