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Giving a way of life - Vanisa Dhiru
Giving is a way of life for Vanisa Dhiru. Helping the homeless and women's rights are among many causes championed by this inspirational Indian New Zealander. Lynda Chanwai-Earle follows Vanisa as she… Audio, Gallery
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Giving a way of life - Vanisa Dhiru
Giving is a way of life for Vanisa Dhiru. Helping the homeless and women's rights are among many causes championed by this inspirational Indian New Zealander. Lynda Chanwai-Earle follows Vanisa as she…
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What do journalists and cops have in common?
Reporters often come into conflict with the police in the course of chasing a good story. But both sides are dedicated to uncovering the truth on behalf of the public they serve and they also have to… Audio
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What do journalists and cops have in common?
Reporters often come into conflict with the police in the course of chasing a good story. But both sides are dedicated to uncovering the truth on behalf of the public they serve and they also have to…
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Dining out on the 'kererū affair'
ANALYSIS: It's been a rough week for the national icon, the kiwi. Close cousin kererū has been hogging all the attention and the spotlight is still firmly on him.
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Weekly Reading: Best longreads
Our weekly recap highlighting the best feature stories from around the internet.
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Corrections: New allegations at Mt Eden
Corrections CEO Ray Smith says he has learned another prisoner transferred from the Serco-run Mt Eden Prison to a different prison arrived with injuries. Audio
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Nicky Hager: Dirty Politics and journalism one year on
His explosive book triggered official inquiries and soul-searching in politics and journalism. But one on, Nicky Hager's the only person who's been investigated by the police as a result of what he… Audio
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Mediawatch for 19 July 2015
The racial row over housing that hogged headlines all week; Nicky Hager on lessons learned one year after 'Dirty Politics'; why dealing with data is now crucial in newsrooms; a glossy magazine that… Audio
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Council to inform Maori over oil spills
The Bay of Plenty Regional Council says it has "cleaned up its act" after a lack of communication with Māori following an oil spill earlier this year.
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Maori culture learned through art - US film maker
An American documentary film maker in New Zealand on a Fulbright Scholarship says it's possible to learn a lot about Māori culture through artistic expression.
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West Papua leadership within West Papua proposed
The West Papuan political prisoner Filep Karma says his personal preference is that the leader for his people's self-determination movement be based within West Papua.
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Exporters from Pacific encouraged to tell their stories
Exporters from the Pacific have been told the stories behind their food, like traditional farming practices, is a valuable selling point in the New Zealand market. Audio
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Jack Yan - Wellington's next mayor?
It seems that Wellington entrepreneur Jack Yan will never give up his dream to be our capital city's next mayor. Lynda Chanwai-Earle meets the man to find out what's driving this dream and what he's… Audio
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Jack Yan - Wellington's next mayor?
It seems that Wellington entrepreneur Jack Yan will never give up his dream to be our capital city's next mayor. Lynda Chanwai-Earle meets the man to find out what's driving this dream and what he's…
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Principals dealing with more legal disputes
Secondary school principals say they are dealing with an increasing number disputes involving parents which is taking time away their job of running a school.
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Getting by on a student budget
Student loans and allowances haven't kept pace with living costs, but the Government says students should be supporting themselves.
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Complaints over 'ponytailgate' article upheld
The Press Council has found the New Zealand Herald used "elements of subterfuge" to persuade a young waitress to go public with her story. Audio
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Teen, school at odds over class speech
A Napier teenager who gave a speech questioning her teachers admits the school didn't say she was suspended but still told her she couldn't attend. Audio
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Global boost for traditional Māori sport
Some quick thinking by Kerikeri man Harko Brown at a conference in Brazil has led to a global publicity boost for traditional Māori ball game ki-o-rahi. Audio
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Manu Tioriori - Tipene Harmer
Hip hop artist Tipene Harmer released his first self-produced EP, Tautoko in 2011. Justine Murray heads to Flaxmere to meet Tipene who hails from Ngāti Kahungunu, Ngati Porou and Ngapuhi to get a… Video, Audio
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Weekly Reading: Best longreads
Our weekly recap highlighting the best feature stories from around the internet.
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Policing the politicians
The outgoing Clerk of the House of Representatives explains her job - and what it's like being the expert on Parliament.
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Weekes family's ongoing battle for justice
The parents of two-year-old New Zealand triplets killed in a fire in Doha say a report criticising lack of due process in the case should be a wake up call for the Qatari legal system.
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Weekly Reading: Best longreads
Our weekly recap highlighting the best feature stories from around the internet.
