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Life after a super storm
NZ-based Filipino journalist Norman Zafra returns home to report on the rebuild after Supertyphoon Haiyan.
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President Xi reassures NZ on trade
Chinese President Xi Jinping has assured New Zealanders they have nothing to fear from his country's recently signed free trade deal with Australia. Audio
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One In Five for 16 November 2014 - I am an Artist
Vibrant posters have been appearing on street corners in main cities around the country as part of a national campaign to promote artists who happen to have a disability. The 'I am an Artist' campaign… Audio
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Aunt wants resignation over murderer's escape
The aunt of the boy abused by a convicted murderer who has fled to Chile wants Corrections National Commissioner Jeremy Lightfoot to resign over the escape. Video, Audio
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TVNZ Maori, Pacific unit staff will learn of job cuts
Staff working in Television New Zealand's Maori and Pacific Units will find out whether they still have jobs by the month's end. Audio
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Uncertain future of work
More ties with the rest of the world means more opportunities for New Zealand, but also more competition.
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sexual violence
Two Marsden Fund recipients to look into sexual violence in New Zealand.
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Conduct questionable but not criminal - lawyer
The lawyer for a youth involved in the so-called Roastbusters case admits some might see his client's conduct as morally wrong but says police were investigating whether a crime was committed. Audio
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NFL keen on Hayne
Jarryd Hayne's dream of playing in the NFL received a significant boost when Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll described him as "an incredible athlete".
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Former Wallabies staffer on medication
Wallabies coach Ewen McKenzie says former staff member Di Patston is on heavy medication after quitting her job over "offensive" text messages sent by Kurtley Beale.
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In their own words
Spencer Sharpe has the perfect response to the question "Are you a girl or a boy?".
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Ello: Need to know
Will Ello live up to the hype? Louise Sutherland gives her take.
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England players 'treated like babies'
England's players are "treated like complete babies" in comparison to those of major international teams, according to former defender Rio Ferdinand.
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England players 'treated like babies'
England's players are "treated like complete babies" in comparison to those of major international teams, according to former defender Rio Ferdinand.
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Fiji independent takes stock of her election loss
Audio 30 Sep 2014An independent candidate in Fiji to set up political party next time round. Audio
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Fiji after military rule
Philippa Tolley explores what lies ahead for Fiji after the first elections in 8 years. Audio
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Louise McNally: Learn now, vote later
Louise McNally, 16, of Strathallan ACG College in Karaka, wrote this winning entry in the triennial essay competition run by the Former MPs Association..
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How do you dress?
Pule-tasi or niqab? Like the diversity of our cultures, New Zealand's dress code is changing all the time. These days you can wear your hijab to work without question, Lynda Chanwai-Earle decided to… Audio
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Talking to yourself
Are we using public platforms and social media to talk to ourselves more than anyone else?
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A Pacific media legend looks back
Audio 9 Sep 2014Sean Dorney speaks about ABC cutbacks and reflects on 40 years covering the Pacific. Audio
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The trickiest job, reporting North Korea
People in the west think North Koreans believe everything their dictator says, but as Mediawatch reports, westerners also tend to believe whatever the media tell them. Audio
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Web review with Ben Gracewood
The notion that Facebook Makes Us Unhappy. He also examines the situation in the UK where school children as young as five are expected to learn to write code. Audio
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Fiji's Methodist Church takes news approach
Audio 27 Aug 2014The new president of Fiji's Methodist Church says the church needs to be more realistic about modern day Fiji. Audio
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Concerns in the Pacific over Australian broadcasting cuts
Audio 19 Aug 2014Cuts to Australia's broadcasting services in the Pacific will have far reaching consequences, according to a fellow at the Lowy Institute. Audio
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Vietnam vets hope book overcomes prejudice
Vietnam War veterans hope a new book by Claire Hall will help overcome public prejudice about New Zealand's most unpopular and controversial war.
