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- Positivity, The Dummy, and Schools with Dawn Glover
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That's just creepy: When privacy settings aren't enough
That's just creepy
Is privacy dead, or is it just taking a nap while social etiquette and the law catch up with technology?
- On the Dial: Facebook, friendships, and drinking
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Pacific youth encouraged to fight corruption
Audio 24 Feb 2015Pacific youth learn about corruption and advocating for change in their own countries. Audio
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Ciara 'never booked to play Auckland'
Ciara 'never booked'
RnB star Ciara’s Auckland concert will not go ahead due to “fraudulent contracts”.
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PNG landowners look ahead after SABL order
Audio 19 Feb 2015Frustration is building among customary landowners in PNG after the latest delay to the cancellation of controversial Special Agricultural and Business Leases. Audio
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Weather in Te Reo sparks language debate
Weather in Te Reo sparks language debate
A social media conversation surrounding the use of Māori on TV and radio has snowballed and sparked a new language debate.
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New Samoa Rugby boss says Union willing to make changes
Audio 13 Feb 2015The Samoa Rugby Union's new CEO insists they are ready to make changes, following criticism from players and fans. Audio
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Sea lion could be up for image makeover
Sea lion could be up for image makeover
The endangered New Zealand sea lion could be in line for an image makeover in the same way as the North American grizzly bear.
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Best of the Week - 30 January 2015
Audio 30 Jan 2015Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 23 January. This week...a survivor remembers the horrors of Auschwitz; the media, the summer and what makes news… Audio
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Chiefs defend New York shutdown
Chiefs defend New York shutdown
New York authorities and meteorologists on Tuesday defended a decision to shut down America's biggest city for a storm that skirted the Big Apple, dumping the worst snow east and north.
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'Historic' blizzard spares New York
'Historic' blizzard spares New York
A blizzard initially billed as possibly one of the worst ever in New York has left officials and forecasters red-faced as New England bears the brunt of the storm.
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Police silent on toddler's name
Police silent on toddler's name
Police say they are unable to release the name of a toddler who died in the grounds of Whanganui Hospital.
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Free climbing duo top El Capitan
Free climbing duo top El Capitan
Two Americans have become the first climbers to scale a once-seemingly impossible sheer slab of granite in California without climbing tools. Audio
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Paris suspects rob service station - reports
Paris suspects rob service station - reports
The two main suspects in the Islamist attack on the Charlie Hebdo magazine in Paris are said to have robbed a service station in the north of France.
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Balotelli banned for post on social media
Balotelli banned for post on social media
The Liverpool striker Mario Balotelli has been given a one-match ban as punishment for his Super Mario post on social media.
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Bulletin: The Sydney Siege
Bulletin: The Sydney Siege
The Martin Place siege lasted 16 hours and resulted in three deaths. But for Australian authorities, the saga is only just beginning.
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Changing the culture of the hackers
Changing hacker culture
Megan Whelan encounters a friendly side of the IT security community at the Kiwicon hacker convention.
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The Sydney siege as it happened
The Sydney siege as it happened
Siege - Five people managed to flee the central Sydney cafe where staff and customers were taken hostage on Monday morning. See how it unfolded here. Audio
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Inspiring Science Teaching
The 2014 Prime Minister's Science Teacher Prize was won by Terry Burrell, from Onslow College in Wellington Audio
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Inspiring Science Teaching
Inspiring Science Teaching
The 2014 Prime Minister's Science Teacher Prize was won by Terry Burrell, from Onslow College in Wellington
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Nanogirl: Science Superhero
Michelle Dickinson is Nanogirl, a superhero teaching kids that science is fun, and she has won the 2014 Prime Minister's Science Media Communication Prize Audio
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Nanogirl: Science Superhero
Nanogirl: Science Superhero
Michelle Dickinson is Nanogirl, a superhero teaching kids that science is fun, and she has won the 2014 Prime Minister's Science Media Communication Prize
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Social scientist bags top science prize
Social scientist bags top science prize
A social scientist who found a link between housing conditions and health has claimed the top award at the Prime Minister's Science Prizes this year. Audio
- Social scientist bags top science prize