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Reserve Bank expected to ease LVRs
First-home buyers might get some relief next year with loan-to-value ratios expected to ease.
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Triple J 'ruins Australia Day'
The Australian radio station has moved the date of their much-loved Hottest 100 so it’ll no longer take place on Australia Day, and a small number of Australian keyboard-warriors have completely lost…
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Rinku's story - Life after the dark
In July 2015, international student Rinku Deol walked into the office of his local MP, dowsed himself with petrol and threatened to set himself alight. The young Indian man claimed he was being… Audio
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Rinku's story - Life after the dark
In July 2015, international student Rinku Deol walked into the office of his local MP, dowsed himself with petrol and threatened to set himself alight. The young Indian man claimed he was being…
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Stop-work meeting to halt Wellington buses
Bus services will be cancelled on many Wellington and Hutt Valley routes for several hours on Wednesday due to industrial action.
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'Searching for Voice, Searching for Reo' by Te Ahukaramū Charles Royal
Te Ahukaramū Charles Royal tells the story of his journey as a bicultural composer in Aotearoa New Zealand in 'Searching for Voice, Searching for Reo'. Audio
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Auckland arts funding: is Auckland ignoring arts and culture?
Auckland’s Super City Council is progressively cutting funding to the city's major cultural asset, arts advocates say. Audio
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The Lost: Jefferie Hill
In episode four, two year-old Jefferie Hill went outside to play, saying "I won't go away Mummy". So how does mum Jo Reynolds and his family deal with the fact they've never seen him again? What… Video, Audio
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Website holds up under Auckland revaluation rush
More than 60,000 Aucklanders have rushed online to check the latest valuation on their property.
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Shock, horror: Into Ōtāhuhu revelry with a toddler
Opinion - New Zealanders want the talents of Pacific people to help win rugby games, but their comments on Tonga's rugby league victory celebrations are loaded with racism, writes Leah Damm.
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Australia accused of medical negligence on Manus Island
A doctor and a lawyer advocating for a Manus Island refugee with a heart condition say Australia is neglecting its responsibility to provide him with adequate healthcare. Audio
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The Lost: Jim Donnelly
In episode three, Tracey Donnelly says her husband Jim's disappearance is illogical and 13 years on still believes there are answers to be found - in the Glenbrook Steel Mill. Video, Audio
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Dream to dare: Inside the NZ School of Dance
We meet the school’s aspiring dancers on the eve of its 50th graduation season.
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Solomons group expects Hou as new PM
The former Solomon Islands government is confident of holding on to power after today's parliamentary vote for a new prime minister.
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Coles out for up to six months
Dane Coles is returning to New Zealand after rupturing his anterior cruciate ligament during the All Blacks 38-18 win over France on the weekend.
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Mapping the gut
A flexible tool to measure electrical signals in our gut could detect serious medical conditions. Audio
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Mapping the gut
A flexible tool to measure electrical signals in our gut could detect serious medical conditions.
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Jean Balchin: scholarship, science and tackling stigma
From being home schooled to a Rhodes Scholar. Jean Balchin is not your average student or scholar. Audio
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Tonga ready for next week's vote - Election Supervisor
Tonga's Supervisor of Elections says all is ready for the nation to go to a vote next week. Audio
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Road closures hit Whanganui River Road businesses
Major roadworks will close the road for several hours a day for the next month at least, as repairs continue in the wake of the 2015 flood. Audio
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New government, new faces – our ethnic MPs
Lynda Chanwai-Earle is at parliament in Wellington to suss out ethnic representation amongst the new MPs and meet New Zealand's first ever former-refugee MP. Audio, Gallery
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New government, new faces – our ethnic MPs
Lynda Chanwai-Earle is at parliament in Wellington to suss out ethnic representation amongst the new MPs and meet New Zealand's first ever former-refugee MP.
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Youth voter turnout gets a big bump
But 25 to 29 year-olds still behind all other age groups.
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Māori receive thousands to help community
A group of Māori with big dreams for their people have been given $10,000 each as part of the annual AMP Scholarship grants.
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Auckland City Limits returns with Beck and Grace Jones
The festival is back baby - and the first line-up for 2018 is here.
