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'Columbo' actor Peter Falk dies
'Columbo' actor Peter Falk dies
Peter Falk, the star of the 1970s hit TV drama Columbo has died at the age of 83.
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Scriptwriters of PNG radio soap operas undergo training
Scriptwriters of PNG radio soap operas undergo training
A group of scriptwriters who've been working on two radio soap operas in Papua New Guinea are this week undergoing training on how to better convey sensitive social issues through...
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Anger at notification process involving killer
Anger at notification process involving killer
The daughter of an elderly murdered couple is angry that it took an anonymous tip-off and media inquiries, before she was officially told the killer of her parents has a job outside prison. Audio
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Amid plagiarism claims, head of French Polynesia University quits
Amid plagiarism claims, head of French Polynesia University quits
The president of the University of French Polynesia, Louise Peltzer, who has been accused of plagiarism, says she will quit her post at the end of June. La Depeche de...
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Labour's Darren Hughes resigns as MP
Labour's Darren Hughes resigns as MP
Labour Party MP Darren Hughes, who is being investigated by police, has resigned from Parliament, saying his position has become untenable. Audio
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MPs told to reject automatic name suppression proposal
MPs told to reject automatic name suppression proposal
Parliament has been urged not to proceed with plans to give automatic name suppression in sex crime hearings.
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Aims to bring more traditional knowledge into mainstream education
Aims to bring more traditional knowledge into mainstream education
A meeting in New Zealand is exploring how to incorporate more traditional Maori and Pacific knowledge and culture into mainstream education. Adult and Community Education Aotearoa is facilitating the…
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Papuan aspirations alive on social media
Papuan aspirations alive on social media
A West Papuan student activist says the dialogue over self-determination aspirations is still very much alive among young West Papuans through social media like Facebook. The comment echoed a…
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Take up dancing, mayor urges councillors
Take up dancing, mayor urges councillors
A Wellington city councillor says the mayor's suggestion that they take up ballroom dancing or learn a new language is a joke. Audio
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DHB member to ignore order against speaking to media
Audio 22 Dec 2010A newly elected member of the Waikato District Health board says he was stunned to learn he is under orders not to speak to the news media without permission. Audio
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Four years after Fiji coup, march for rights mooted
Four years after Fiji coup, march for rights mooted
A Fiji democracy campaigner in Australia says it is time for people in Fiji to be brave enough to stand up for their rights. A march is being planned for...
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Cooks cabinet line-up secret on eve of swearing-in
Cooks cabinet line-up secret on eve of swearing-in
The makeup of the new cabinet in the Cook Islands remains a secret ahead of its swearing in this morning. People are keen to learn who will take the major...
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Families wait to learn when bodies can be recovered
Families wait to learn when bodies can be recovered
The families of the 29 men who died in the Pike River Coal mine disaster are waiting to know when their men can be found and brought home. Audio
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Likelihood of successful rescue 'diminishing'
Likelihood of successful rescue 'diminishing'
The police officer in charge of the operation at the Pike River Coal mine where 29 miners have been trapped for five days says the likelihood of a successful rescue is diminishing.
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Goff dismisses Carter leadership challenge claims
Goff dismisses Carter leadership challenge claims
The Labour Party leader, Phil Goff, says claims that Chris Carter discussed a leadership coup with fellow MPs, are totally untrue. Audio
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He Rourou for 10 September 2010
Audio 10 Sep 2010Whanau Ora is the buzz phrase of today but in the 1980s it was Matua Whangaii - a programme where family were supported to work with family, to look after each other. Wena Tait talks with kuia Topsy… Audio
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Rice apologises for gay comment
Rice apologises for gay comment
A tearful Australian swim star Stephanie Rice has made an emotional public apology over her homophobic slur on Twitter, saying she has learned a huge lesson. Rice twice broke down...
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Parenting with Simon Rowley
Audio 15 Jul 2010Simon discusses autistic spectrum disorders and the role modern media might play - ie is the condition being 'unmasked' in susceptible individuals by the fact that preschoolers often spend important… Audio
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Vanuatu keen on expanding reading programmes
Vanuatu keen on expanding reading programmes
Vanuatu's Ministry of Education has bought new books as part of a nationwide project for primary schools. Thousands of books - in both English and French - are to be...
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Digital classrooms
Audio 3 Jul 2010David Glover of Learning Media's just got back from a gathering of the world's largest educational publishers. So how will the good old school textbook survive in the digital age? Audio
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Israel PM cancels US nuclear summit trip
Israel PM cancels US nuclear summit trip
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has cancelled a visit to the United States where he was to attend a summit on nuclear security, according to Israeli officials.
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Tuesday's newspaper headlines
Tuesday's newspaper headlines
Desperate bid to save drowning baby; stalker was former boyfriend; Barlow denied parole; Wellywood sign to grace the Miramar Hills.
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Mother of shot teen asks police to change methods
Mother of shot teen asks police to change methods
The mother of an Auckland teenager mistakenly killed by police following a high-speed chase wants them to change the system for dealing with armed offenders.
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Palau's President says Uighers welcome to stay as long as they want
Palau's President says Uighers welcome to stay as long as they want
Palau's president says six former Guantanamo Bay inmates resettled in Palau are welcome to stay for as long as they want. The six Uighurs that came to Palau last year...
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Opposition to plans for logging near Solomons' World Heritage Site
Opposition to plans for logging near Solomons' World Heritage Site
A non-government organisation in Solomon Islands says plans to start logging on one of the country's few remaining pristine islands are being opposed by some landowners. Rennell Island, which is...