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Provinces missing out on neurological services - MS sufferer
A Stratford woman, who as a teenager was the youngest person in the country diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, is getting behind the message that the provinces are missing out on neurology services.
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Suicide prevention: Experts say money and clear plan needed
Mental health experts have called on the government to establish a clear plan and invest more money to reduce the national suicide rate. Audio
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Hawke's Bay Hospital safe after chemical spill
Police say emergency cordons at Hawke's Bay Hospital have been lifted after more than 20 people had to be evacuated from the maternity ward due to a chemical spill.
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The Mixtape: Charlotte Ryan
Christchurch native and music industry veteran Charlotte Ryan is the new host of RNZ’s flagship music programme Music 101. She joined us on the RNZ Music Mixtape to select some of her favourite songs… Video, Audio
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Air New Zealand passengers warned of measles exposure
Passengers on two Air New Zealand flights, one from Los Angeles to Auckland and the other between Wellington and Auckland, may have exposed to measles, health authorities say.
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NZ Olympic hopefuls not looking forward to Tokyo heat
New Zealand triathlete Ryan Sissons admits the Tokyo Olympic race next year may not be much fun because of the heat.
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Taranaki tornado: 'Suddenly there was s**t going everywhere'
A woman has a suspected broken collarbone after being slammed into the side of her home during a tornado in New Plymouth this morning.
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Tornado aftermath: 'The place looks like a war zone' - resident
A violent tornado last night ripped through St Heliers causing damage and this morning there have been reports of a new tornado in New Plymouth. Audio
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Heavy snow closes roads in Canterbury and Otago, as wild weather spreads around NZ
Heavy snowfalls in South Canterbury and Otago have closed roads, and forecasters warn power cuts and flooding could be ahead for many areas.
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New South Wales towns get first snow in decades
Australia's Bureau of Meteorology is forecasting a weekend of extreme winter conditions, with residents just 90 minutes from Sydney waking to fresh snowfall this morning.
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Bonus Episode: Flip the Script
Psychologist Sarb Johal and host James Nokise discuss ways to cope with getting bad news. Produced by Charlie Bleakley. Audio
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Inspiring student wins education award after overcoming odds
Community leaders in South Auckland are praising a Samoan Niuean student for overcoming extraordinary circumstances to pursue her education. Te'i Tuiasau, a 4th year student at Manukau Institute of… Video, Audio
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Cold is Gold
Broadcaster Wallace Chapman talks to host James Nokise about bad news, good men and the very best fried chicken. Produced by Charlie Bleakley. Video, Audio
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Tate Modern: Teenager charged after six-year-old boy injured
A teenager has been charged with attempted murder after a six-year-old boy was allegedly thrown from the 10th floor of the Tate Modern art gallery.
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Friday's world news: What's making the headlines
In today's world news - Boris Johnson's majority drops to one, Japan removed S Korea from favoured trading, Saudi lifts travel controls on women, and more.
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Marilyn Waring on her time in Parliament: 'I wasn’t able to stomach the place'
Author, economist and recovering politician Marilyn Waring talks to host James Nokise about activism, feminism and the etiquette of eating fried dumplings. Produced by Charlie Bleakley. Audio
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Charlotte spins her web around Silver Ferns’ hearts
The woman managing the Silver Ferns reveals the behind-the-scenes formula for their World Cup success - and the heartbreaking challenge she has returned home to face.
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Flyboard inventor's first English channel attempt fails
A French inventor has failed in his attempt to cross the English Channel on a jet-powered flyboard.
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Can New Zealand's mental health crisis be cured?
New Zealand's mental health system is on the brink of a major overhaul, Health Correspondent Karen Brown examines the pressure points and asks what's needed to help those living with mental illness. Video, Audio
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Green Gold: How Avocado became an underworld currency
Nikki Mandow looks at avocado economics and how this humble fruit became an underworld currency. Audio
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'A lot of damage will have been done over that time'
The removal of a suicide scene from the Netflix drama 13 Reasons Why is being called the right thing to do, but mental health advocates say the damage has already been done.
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Tiger not concerned about a lack of golf
Tiger Woods has shrugged off concerns about his lack of golf heading into this week's British Open, saying he needs to carefully manage the remaining years of his career.
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Today's sports news - What you need to know
In today's sports news - Black Ferns win super series decider, Dixon on the podium in Toronto and six medals for NZ rowers in Rotterdam.
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Defence force detonates unstable chemical in Dunedin
Cordons have now been lifted from the area around the South Dunedin factory where the army's bomb squad disposed of an unstable chemical this morning. Audio
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Third confirmed case of measles in a week
People who were at Auckland Airport's domestic terminal and New Plymouth's airport last Sunday are being warned they may have been exposed to measles.
