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Millane murder accused left body in suitcase, went on another date - Crown
The man accused of murdering Grace Millane went on a Tinder date with another woman while the backpacker's body was contorted in a suitcase in his apartment, court hears.
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The Open Ears Project - Week Three
Part mixtape, part love-letter. Real people tell us a story about the classical track that means the most to them.
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As it happened - Rugby World Cup Final: England vs South Africa
Rugby World Cup final - South Africa have claimed the title of World Championsafter defeating England 32-12. See how the game unfolded with updates with Matt Chatterton
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Today's sport news: what you need to know
In today's sports news - New Zealand XI beat England in warm-up, rugby and rugby league unite, and Wolfpack chases SBW.
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Settling The Score: Highlights and fun facts 2019
When it comes to RNZ Concert's annual classical music poll, Settling the Score, some years there are no great surprises. But other times there are some big ones...
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Today's sport news: what you need to know
In today's sports news - Lewis Hamilton wins in Mexico, Liverpool remain unbeaten in the Premier League and Coll through to quarter-finals in Cairo.
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Volunteers keep eye on bird contest voting patterns
A new voting system is being used this year to deter any irregularities in the annual Bird of the Year awards.
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The Open Ears Project - Week Two
Each episode of The Open Ears Project offers a brief and soulful glimpse into another human life, helping us to hear their favorite music - and each other - differently.
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Rugby World Cup: South Africa edge Wales 19-16 to reach final
South Africa battled their way into their third World Cup final as the goalkicking of Handre Pollard and a try by Damian de Allende eventually overwhelmed Wales 19-16.
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RECAP: South Africa 19 - Wales 16
Rugby World Cup semifinals - South Africa have beaten Wales 19-16 to book themselves a spot in next weekend's final. Look back at how the much unfolded here.
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SkyCity fire: 'We still have active firefighting, there are still flames in pockets'
Fire and Emergency have released pictures of inside the building that has been burning for three days. Video
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Front-line firefighter shares her experience
Audio 25 Oct 2019Senior station officer Katie Smart from Takapuna has been on the front line of the efforts to put out the fire at the Convention Centre in Auckland's CBD. She talks about what that has been like. Audio
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Countdown's quiet hour: 'Nice and calming' for people with autism
A major supermarket retailer has switched on to the plight of people with autism by switching off its lights and turning its music down for an hour a week.
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Son rubbishes health watchdog's inquiry into rest home's care
The deputy Health and Disability Commissioner has found several failures in the care of an elderly woman at a Cambridge rest home, but her son says the report is a whitewash.
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The Open Ears Project - Week One
Part mixtape, part love-letter. Real people tell us a story about the classical track that means the most to them.
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Today's sport news: what you need to know
In today's sports news - Danny Lee shares lead at PGA Tour tournament, White Ferns to the fore in Big Bash and racism stops FA Cup qualifying tie.
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Yes, wisdom and happiness really do come with age
Dilip Jeste is a professor of psychiatry and neuroscience at UC San Diego and director of the UCSD Center for Healthy Aging, and he's challenging people to take another look at their perceptions of… Audio
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Sport: PNG looks to impress at the World Cup Nines
The PNG Kumul's captain Rhyse Martin says they will be looking to impress at the inaugural World Cup Nines tournament which kicks off in Australia at Sydney's Bankwest Stadium on Friday.
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Meritocracy and the inequality trap
The idea that anyone can do anything with enough hard work and perseverance is noble - but it's also a myth, says Professor Daniel Markovits. Audio
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Today's sport news: what you need to know
In today's sports news - New Zealand swansong for Folau? Paul Henare stands down from Tall Blacks, Racist taunts mar England win.
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Tuia 250: waka voyage a chance to 'connect with taiao'
Guided only by the stars and the Moon like our first Polynesian navigators over 750 years ago, Meriana Johnsen joins the crew onboard Haunui waka, on an overnight haerenga from Anaura Bay to Gisborne. Video
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HART at 50: Anti-apartheid figures recall group's impact
Leading figures from the Halt All Racist Tours movement will talk about the power of protest at a symposium in Wellington today.
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Call for Fijians to fight for the rule of law
Suspended Fiji Opposition MP Pio Tikoduadua is calling on Fijians abroad to encourage their families back home to continue to fight for the rule of law.
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Young barber hangs up clippers for unopposed council seat
Audio 11 Oct 2019A 19-year-old barber is getting ready to put down his clippers to take up a councillor's seat on the Bay of Plenty Regional Council. Stacey Rose put his nomination in at 9am on the day the election… Audio
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Sroubek review: Ministers should be 'above the fray'
A review of how convicted Czech drug smuggler Karel Sroubek was granted residency has recommended the Immigration Minister only intervene in deportation cases as a last resort.
