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  • Pike River mine recovery team reach 'critical part' of drift

    News
    New Zealand
    16 Sep 2020

    The team recovering the Pike River mine has reached the area that provides the best chance of finding clues about what caused the 2010 explosion.

    Pike River mine recovery team reach 'critical part' Pit Bottom in Stone
  • Stances to Marlborough freedom camping overhaul switch

    News
    New Zealand Local Democracy Reporting
    16 Sep 2020
    Elterwater Reserve freedom camping site, Marlborough.

    Marlborough residents who lobbied for freedom camping sites to be shut down now say they are fine after a replacement campsite in the town centre was proposed.

    Stances to Marlborough freedom camping overhaul switch
  • Old Wounds Are Opened

    Audio
    health life and society
    16 Sep 2020
    Actor and musician Maaka Pohatu with host James Nokise.

    Actor Maaka Pohatu joins James Nokise in the shower to talk martial arts, music and making yourself well, Produced by Charlie Bleakley. Audio

  • New challenge for Aunty of Rugby League

    News
    Sport
    16 Sep 2020
    Kiwis Camp Mother Carmen Taplin with Manu Vatuvei and Benji Marshall. Kiwis Captain's Run ahead of the Kiwis versus Kangaroos Test Match, Eden Park, Auckland, Thursday 19 April 2012. Copyright Photo: www.photosport.nz

    The "Aunty" of New Zealand Rugby League, Carmen Taplin, has a history of being someone athletes turn to. Now Covid-19 has given her a new challenge.

    New challenge for Aunty of Rugby League
  • Bonus Episode: Toxic

    Audio
    health life and society
    11 Sep 2020
    Clinical psychologist Dr Sarb Johal with host James Nokise.

    Psychologist and media commentator Dr Sarb Johal on healing toxic bodies and avoiding toxic workplaces. Produced by Charlie Bleakley. Audio

  • Fighting mistrust vital to stamp out Covid in Auckland - experts

    News
    New Zealand Covid-19
    10 Sep 2020
    Doctor using stethoscope in examining a small boy

    Community pushback against misinformation coupled with active precautions are crucial to fight Covid-19 in Auckland, community leaders say. Audio

    Fighting mistrust vital to stamp out Covid in Auckland - experts
  • Churches with links to the US being blamed for spreading Covid-19 misinformation

    News
    New Zealand Covid-19
    10 Sep 2020
    no caption

    A Pacific leader says false information has been spread by some members of churches that have links to conservative evangelical or pentecostal churches in the US.

    Churches with links to the US being blamed for spreading Covid-19 misinformation
  • Eruption still raw for many in Whakatāne - Ardern

    News
    Politics Election 2020
    9 Sep 2020
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    Jacinda Ardern returned to Whakatāne today for the first time since the aftermath of the Whakaari / White Island eruption which claimed 21 lives. Video

    Jacinda Ardern speaks after meeting with Whakaari/White Island responders, addresses Labour's tax policy
  • Labour Party tax rise 'just the beginning' - National

    News
    Politics Election 2020
    9 Sep 2020
    Labour Party finance spokesperson Grant Robertson in Tauranga on 8 September, 2020.

    The Labour Party is promising a new the new top rate of 39 percent for the country's highest two percent of earners and to close loopholes so multinationals pay their fair share of tax.

    Labour pledges to raise tax on earnings over $180k
  • Boob Ninjas

    Audio
    health life and society
    9 Sep 2020
    Radio host Sarah Gandy with host James Nokise.

    Radio host Sarah Gandy joins host James Nokise to talk about cancer, chemo and co-workers. Produced by Charlie Bleakley. Audio

  • Warning after disturbing content circulates on social media

    News
    New Zealand Media & Technology
    8 Sep 2020
    lifestyle young man using a mobile phone with texting message on app smartphone, playing social network and shopping online

    Netsafe is issuing warnings to schools and parents after a disturbing video was shared on social media.

    Warning after disturbing content circulates on social media
  • 'I feel like a burden sometimes': Dying woman urges public to say no to euthanasia

    Audio
    health life and society
    7 Sep 2020
    Vicki Walsh prepares for surgery in December 2019.

    Warning: Story discusses suicide and euthanasia.

    A woman dying of cancer is urging New Zealanders to 'pull the plug' on the proposed euthanasia law, saying people could be coerced into an early… Video, Audio

  • Savage: new film depicts brutality of New Zealand gang life

    Audio
    life and society crime
    6 Sep 2020
    A screenshot from the Savage movie.

    New local film Savage follows Danny (Jake Ryan) across three decades of his life, trying to understand the boy who eventually becomes the brutal enforcer of a gang. Porirua-raised writer and director… Video, Audio

  • Facebook vetoes incurably ill man's bid to livestream death

    News
    World
    6 Sep 2020
    (FILES) In this file photo taken on August 12, 2020 Alain Cocq, suffering from an orphan desease of the blood, rests on his medical bed in his flat in Dijon, northeastern France.

    Facebook says it will block a Frenchman suffering from an incurable condition from livestreaming his own death.

    Facebook vetoes incurably ill man's bid to livestream death
  • What we can do to end sexual violence

    News
    Comment & Analysis
    5 Sep 2020
    Sexual harassment at work. Boss touching his secretary in office.

    Comment: Every day many go through a mental checklist to protect ourselves from judgement, harassment, assault or rape, but it's time for dignity, respect and gender equality, writes Saunoamaali'i…

    What we can do to end sexual violence
  • New Zealand young people facing 'silent pandemic of psychological distress'

    News
    New Zealand
    4 Sep 2020
    Young depressed woman sitting alone holding her head in hands, sad girl, problems at work, troubles in relationships,

    Mental health conditions amongst young people have doubled in the past decade with researchers describing it as "a silent pandemic of psychological distress".

    New Zealand young people facing 'silent pandemic of psychological distress'
  • Bonus Episode - Like Likes Like

    Audio
    health life and society
    4 Sep 2020
    Clinical psychologist Dr Sarb Johal with host James Nokise.

    Psychologist and media commentator Dr Sarb Johal on the dangers of seeking validation. Produced by Charlie Bleakley. Audio

  • Exciting opportunity for young Otago and Southland musicians

    Audio
    music
    3 Sep 2020
    Dunedin Concerto Competition

    Calling young musicians from Otago and Southland - there's a new concerto competition just launched! Audio

    This audio is not downloadable due to copyright restrictions.

  • NZ ranked near bottom of UNICEF child wellbeing ratings

    News
    New Zealand inequality
    3 Sep 2020
    Child drawing outside on footpath with chalk.

    Of the 41 OECD and European Union countries surveyed, New Zealand ranked 35th in overall child wellbeing outcomes - and UNICEF says that is failing children. Audio

    NZ ranked near bottom of UNICEF child wellbeing ratings
  • Millions could be wasted on housing funding if Pacific experts not involved, experts warn

    News
    New Zealand Covid-19
    2 Sep 2020
    State houses in Northcote

    Groups working to house Pacific families fear millions of dollars in funding could be wasted if the government doesn't involve their expertise.

    Millions could be wasted on housing funding if Pacific experts not involved, experts warn
  • It's Nice To Have A Friend

    Audio
    health life and society
    2 Sep 2020
    Comedian David Correos with host James Nokise.

    Award-winning comedian David Correos joins host James Nokise to talk about bad words, bad friends and bad times. Produced by Charlie Bleakley. Audio

  • Widow says assisted death would have been a kinder option

    News
    New Zealand Euthanasia Referendum
    1 Sep 2020
    Heather Gregory, with a wedding photo showing her late husband Richard.

    A woman whose terminally-ill husband chose suicide over a prolonged painful death is urging New Zealanders to allow people the option to die with dignity. Video

    Widow says assisted death would have been a kinder option
  • Mussels to be poured on mussel shell reef to revive 'devastated' population

    News
    Local Democracy Reporting Marlborough
    1 Sep 2020
    Sanford vessel Lady Marie deposits the first bag of mussel shells.

    A boatload of mussel shells have been sunk off Marlborough's shores to create a reef that will help revive marine life and a multimillion-dollar industry.

    Mussels to be poured on mussel shell reef to revive 'devastated' population
  • Rotorua man rents motels to house homeless during pandemic

    News
    New Zealand Bay of Plenty
    1 Sep 2020
    Tiny Deane, founder and chief executive of Visions of a Helping Hand Charitable Trust Rotorua.

    A Rotorua man's charitable trust is renting motels to house people after the Covid-19 pandemic forced him to shut his shelters for the homeless.

    Rotorua man rents motels to house homeless during pandemic
  • Mary Trump on what makes her uncle Donald tick

    Audio
    author interview
    1 Sep 2020
    Mary Trump

    Donald Trump's only niece Mary has written a book about the toxic family history that she believes shaped her uncle. She talks to Kathryn Ryan about the revelations contained in Too Much and Never… Audio

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