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REVIEW: The Breeders live at The Powerstation
The Phoenix Foundation’s Samuel Flynn-Scott went to see 90s grunge legends The Breeders perform at Auckland’s Powerstation last night, and he loved every single moment of it.
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Christmas emergency parcels demand: 'Each year it gets bigger and bigger'
Hundreds of people lined up outside Eden Park today to claim Auckland City Mission's emergency parcels in time for Christmas. Video
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Police have found body in hunt for missing tourist Grace Millane
Police searching for missing English backpacker Grace Millane have found a body in Waitakere in West Auckland.
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Is media mental health coverage helping?
New Zealand’s biggest-ever inquiry into our mental health system says it’s broken and action is urgent. Many in the media pointed out that’s what previous inquiries have said too so we shouldn’t… Video, Audio
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Nicky Stevens' parents push for apology after coroner finds deficiencies in care
The family of the man who took his own life after walking out of a mental health unit are seeking an apology after a coroner's report found deficiencies in his care. Audio
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Rugby: An insight into St Kentigern College's First XV
As controversy surrounds the leading Auckland rugby college for allegations of player poaching, we take a look back at what it was like to be in the team five years ago.
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Wild weather: Hundreds of lightning strikes, power outage in Auckland
As stormy weather grips much of the country, a person has been struck by lightning in Auckland.
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Affluent suburb to receive publicly-funded ride-sharing service
Residents in an affluent Auckland suburb will now have a publicly-funded uber-style service to get them to and from their ferry terminal.
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Evotia Tamua's photography preserving Samoan culture
2018 Add all to playlist Driving Dairy farming towards sustainability farming dairy cows grazing in a field 9:11 AM.The challenge of reducing the dairy industry's environmental impact, while at the… Audio, Gallery
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Karachi attack: China consulate attack leaves four dead
What happened in Karachi?
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Boyzone headed to New Zealand for final tour
Audio 21 Nov 2018Irish boyband Boyzone are making their way to Australia and New Zealand for the first time in 25 years.
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Eugenie Bouchard added to ASB Classic field
The Canadian tennis player Eugenie Bouchard is the last big name to be added to the field for this summer's ASB Classic women's tournament in Auckland.
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The Mixtape: DLT and MC B-Ware of Upper Hutt Posse
Wellington hip-hop pioneers Upper Hutt Posse have just been inducted into the Hall of Fame. Members Darryl Thomson aka, DLT and Bennett Pomana, aka MC B-Ware, joined us to reminisce and select songs… Video, Audio
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Karel Sroubek's mother Mila: 'Give him one last chance'
Audio 13 Nov 2018EXCLUSIVE: Karel Sroubek's mother Mila says he returned to Czech Republic for one night under the name Jan Antolik in 2009. She spoke with Checkpoint presenter Lisa Owen. Video, Audio
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Families support GP's controversial 'miraculous' eczema cream
Hundreds of people are backing a prominent Auckland GP who is vowing to clear his name after he was sanctioned and fined for his controversial eczema treatment. Video, Audio
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Impress Me: How to make your first job count
In Two Cents' Worth this week, we look at the long-term economic impacts of your first job. Then the panel chats about why you should care about the happenings this week with unemployment, banking and… Video, Audio
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NZers' use of medication not helping mental health - report
New Zealanders are continuing to use more antidepressants but there is no sign it's improving mental health.
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Sport: Kane Leaupepe the new face for Manu Samoa
Bay of Plenty lock Kane Leaupepe will make his test debut for Manu Samoa in this weekend's Northern Rugby Tour opener against the United States in San Sebastian.
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Insight: What is the future for secondary school education?
With NCEA exams underway this week, there's growing division over the best way to teach teenagers. Some secondary school principals worry a push for projects that cover several subjects at once is… Audio
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How to help your teenager get enough sleep
How much sleep do teenagers really need and why do they feel the urge to stay up so late? Teenagers need more sleep than adults and their circadian rhythms are actually different, says parenting… Audio
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Parliament's plan for Wednesday
Audio 7 Nov 2018A bill on oil and gas exploration permits is at the top of MPs’ to-do list again today as it faces it’s last hurdle in the House.
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Parliament's plan for Wednesday
A bill on oil and gas exploration permits is at the top of MPs’ to-do list again today as it faces it’s last hurdle in the House.
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Tuesday at Parliament: Oil and gas permits and family violence
Audio 6 Nov 2018Each sitting day MPs work through legislation and at the top of the list today is a bill on oil and gas exploration permits.
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Tuesday at Parliament: Oil and gas permits and family violence
Each sitting day MPs work through legislation and at the top of the list today is a bill on oil and gas exploration permits.
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Karel Sroubek: Who is he?
Convicted drug smuggler Karel Sroubek could face an extradition process from New Zealand, but who is he, and why has there been such a controversy surrounding his case?
