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Marae-based digital project aims to close the gap
The architect of a marae-based computer project in Whangarei says it is all about closing the digital divide. Audio
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Bulletin: #tailgate
The Prime Minister makes international headlines after apologising for repeatedly pulling a waitress' ponytail.
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Interview: Tiny Ruins
Taite Music Prize finalists Tiny Ruins discuss their nominated album "Brightly Painted One".
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Call to publicise doctors' performance data
A senior Auckland doctor says New Zealand is years behind other key countries in telling the public how well individual surgeons do their job.
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Chimp: Wellington Zoo's Artist in Residence
Ash Sisson A.K.A Chimp may be underplaying his talent, but at eighteen years of age he proves that youth isn’t, and should never be a barrier to success. Audio
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Making real men of our rugby stars
Steve Symonds is the Personal Development Manager for the Hurricanes, one of 14 such managers at franchises around the country. They work with players on their professional and personal development… Audio
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Stowaway survives one-hour flight
An Indonesian man took a free ride in the wheel well of an aircraft this week, surviving a high-altitude flight of more than an hour in thin air and sub-zero temperatures.
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Kenya president vows tough response
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta has vowed to respond "in the severest ways possible" to the al-Shabab militant attack on Garissa university in which 148 people died.
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Five arrested in Kenyan massacre
Kenyan police say they have have arrested five suspects in connection with the massacre at Garissa University College.
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April fools' day: the round-up
We round up the year's best April Fools' stories: we laughed, we cried, we swore that a $13 million leaning tower couldn't be real... Video
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NZers positive about Asian migrants - survey
A survey on the perception of Asia and Asian people shows New Zealanders blame them for pushing up house prices, but generally feel positive towards them. Audio
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Rainbow Pacific
Pacific people are often portrayed in the media as homophobic Christians but the reality for some is quite different. A group of people in South Auckland believe religion and different types of… Audio
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Rainbow Pacific
Pacific people are often portrayed in the media as homophobic Christians but the reality for some is quite different. A group of people in South Auckland believe religion and different types of…
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Top 10 stories of the month
In case you missed something, here are our most read stories for the month.
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Cooks by-election decider heats up
Audio 30 Mar 2015A move by a Cook Islands MP to switch parties has been labelled a setup by the Prime Minister and 'a blatant disregard for the rules' Audio
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Weekly reading: Best longreads
This week: Zayn Malik and his split from One Direction, feeling sorry for cricket fans, falling in love away from home, and notes on hip-hop's messiah.
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A soporific slump
Whether it was a sophomore slump or a semi-permanent shift towards the soporific, this week was bad.
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Fatshion and acceptance
Embracing the word "fat" isn't easy, but is it any worse than "big-boned" or "curvy"?
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Report makes grim reading - Police Minister
Police Minister Michael Woodhouse says he is extremely disappointed police failed to do their job properly in investigating a teenage sex ring in west Auckland. Video, Audio
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Called out, or bullied?
The creator of the online petition to take Natalia Kills off X Factor says bullying is not what we stand for in New Zealand.
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Dean Barker leaving Team NZ
Team New Zealand has parted company with its former America's Cup skipper Dean Barker.
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Kohli unleashes expletive-laden outburst
An expletive-laden outburst by star India batsman Virat Kohli has soured the lead-up to the World Cup holders' next match against the West Indies in Perth.
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Creative force
Auckland theatre-maker Dawn Glover explores the "culture of positivity" and suicide.
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That's just creepy
Is privacy dead, or is it just taking a nap while social etiquette and the law catch up with technology?
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On The Dial
A social media heavy On The Dial this week, plus Auckland theatre, and karaoke.
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