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  • Strong finish at cycling nationals

    News
    Sport
    13 Feb 2016
    The New Zealand track cyclist Matt Archibald.

    The New Zealand cycling selectors face a raft of riches after strong performances at the Vantage national track championships in Cambridge.

    Strong finish at cycling nationals
  • Hansen and Webster win sprint titles

    News
    Sport
    12 Feb 2016
    Sam Webster wins another title at the New Zealand National Track Cycling Champs.

    Natasha Hansen and Sam Webster have won their respective individual sprint titles at the national track cycling championships in Cambridge.

    Hansen and Webster win sprint titles
  • Mother of two children with microcephaly shares story

    Audio
    9 Feb 2016
    Mother of two children with microcephaly shares story: RNZ Checkpoint

    An American mother whose daughters suffer from microcephaly talks to Checkpoint with John Campbell about the condition. Video, Audio

  • Terrorism and T-shirts: Inside a Trump rally in New Hampshire

    News
    World politics
    9 Feb 2016
    Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a rally at Plymouth State University, February 7, 2016, in Plymouth, New Hampshire.

    As voters get ready to cast their ballots, Jane Patterson reports from one of Donald Trump's latest rallies in New Hampshire.

    Inside a Trump rally in New Hampshire
  • Four dead after crashes on NZ roads

    News
    New Zealand Election 2008
    6 Feb 2016
    Police car at a check point in Mana, Wellington.

    Four people have died after three separate crashes on New Zealand roads overnight, including two killed when their cars collided head-on near Hamilton.

    Four dead after crashes on NZ roads
  • Vanuatu parliament to meet next week

    News
    Pacific Vanuatu
    3 Feb 2016
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    The new Vanuatu parliament is set to meet for the first time next Thursday with no word yet on the formation of any coalition government.

    Vanuatu parliament to meet next week
  • What’s your favourite Laneway memory?

    News
    The Wireless
    29 Jan 2016
    The Laneway 2015 crowd packed in front of the Cactus Cat stage.

    Critics and musicians look back on their favourite moments from the festival.

    What’s your favourite Laneway memory?
  • Calls flood in over 40-year-old cold case

    News
    New Zealand
    28 Jan 2016
    Tracey Ann Patient

    Police have been flooded with calls after news that the 40-year-old investigation into the killing of an Auckland teenager has been re-opened. Audio

    Calls flood in over 40-year-old cold case
  • Kakapo breeding is 'all go'

    Audio
    science environment
    21 Jan 2016
    Kakapo face

    The 2016 kakapo breeding season is underway, with the exciting news that a female with Fiordland genes has mated for the first time with two first-time males

  • Kakapo breeding is 'all go'

    News
    Our Changing World science
    21 Jan 2016
    Kakapo face

    The 2016 kakapo breeding season is underway, with the exciting news that a female with Fiordland genes has mated for the first time with two first-time males

    Audio

    Kakapo breeding is 'all go'
  • Pakistan university hit by deadly attack

    News
    World
    20 Jan 2016
    Pakistani rescuers shift an injured man to a hospital following an attack by gunmen in the Bacha Khan university in Charsadda, about 50 kilometres from Peshawar, on January 20, 2016.

    An attack by suspected Taliban militants on a university in north-west Pakistan has killed at least 19 people and injured 50.

    Pakistan university hit by deadly attack
  • Appeal for help to solve killing of "loved mother and grandmother"

    News
    New Zealand Regional
    17 Jan 2016
    A police officer near the Te Atatu house where Cun Xiu Tian, 69, was found dead.

    A west Auckland community leader is urging residents to give whatever help they can to police investigating the killing of a 69-year-old woman in her home.

    'Police can't solve this on their own'
  • Hunter region hit by flooding

    News
    World
    6 Jan 2016
    Man with umbrella, flooding in New South Wales

    Flooding in Australia's NSW Hunter region has led to evacuations and rescues as forecasters warn of more heavy rain and the prospect of flash flooding in Sydney.

    Hunter region hit by flooding
  • China trading suspended after shares plunge

    News
    Business
    4 Jan 2016
    Concerned Chinese investors look at prices of shares (red for price rising and green for price falling) at a stock brokerage house

    The New Zealand stock exchange doesn't begin its 2016 trading until 10am, but share indicies have already fallen in Shanghai, Sydney, Tokyo and Hong Kong.

    China trading suspended after shares plunge
  • Rain causes fourth ODI to be abandoned

    News
    Sport
    4 Jan 2016
    A groundsman pulls the covers as rain falls during a cricket game.

    Rain has forced the abandonment of the fourth ODI between New Zealand and Sri Lanka in Nelson.

    Rain causes fourth ODI to be abandoned
  • Lucas apologises for 'white slaver' remark

    News
    World arts
    2 Jan 2016
    George Lucas

    George Lucas has apologised for remarks he made in an interview in which he referred to Disney as "white slavers".

    Lucas apologises for 'white slaver' remark
  • Maggie and me

    News
    The Wireless
    29 Dec 2015
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    Three weeks in Africa, with a tiny surprise at the end. By Pete Harvey.

    Maggie and me
  • NZ's year of extreme weather

    News
    New Zealand weather
    26 Dec 2015
    A young man in flood waters on the Kapiti Coast.

    It may be hard to believe - especially for the thousands who have had their homes and businesses flooded this year - but 2015 was actually drier than normal.

    NZ's year of extreme weather
  • Long journey to Dotcom extradition verdict

    News
    New Zealand
    23 Dec 2015
    Kim Dotcom speaks to media after his "Moment of Truth" event at Auckland's Town Hall.

    Four years, four defendants and, now, an extradition verdict. Take a look back at major events since the start of the investigation into Kim Dotcom. Video

    Long journey to Dotcom verdict
  • Record-breaking heat in South Island

    News
    New Zealand weather
    22 Dec 2015
    Office workers in the shade next to the Avon River in Christchurch.

    A South Island heat wave caused record-breaking temperatures in Christchurch and Dunedin. Audio

    Record-breaking heat in South Island
  • Star Wars: How to avoid The Force Awakens

    News
    World arts
    15 Dec 2015
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    If you're not a science fiction fan, avoiding all mention of the new Star Wars film won't be easy, but it might just be possible to keep your head down until the hype has passed.

    How to avoid the new Star Wars film
  • Cyclists turn attention to big 2016

    News
    Sport
    7 Dec 2015

    Cycling New Zealand believes their riders are well placed to push on to success in next year's Rio Olympics and world championship.

    Cyclists turn attention to big 2016
  • Sport: PNG Rugby League disappointed by Meninga

    Audio
    7 Dec 2015

    PNG Rugby League disappointed Kumuls coach didn't tell them he had accepted the Kangaroos job. Audio

  • CYF's Roastbusters handling criticised

    News
    New Zealand
    3 Dec 2015
    Social Development Minister Anne Tolley

    A review of the so-called Roastbusters case has found social workers initially took complaints of rape seriously but then decided the sex was consensual. Audio

    CYF's Roastbusters handling criticised
  • Football Ferns brace for Brazil

    News
    Sport
    28 Nov 2015
    Abby Erceg, Japan, May 2015.

    The captain of the New Zealand women's football team says after five months apart her team needs to gel if it's to threaten Brazil on Sunday morning in Sao Paulo.

    Football Ferns brace for Brazil
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