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  • Monster in the ring

    News
    The Wireless
    25 Nov 2015
    Ang Whitehead, 38: "They don’t realise we’re as rough as the men."

    They're sisters, but they're part of the "brotherhood". Rebecca Kamm enters the world of New Zealand's female pro wrestlers.

    Monster in the ring
  • Child sex offender pleads guilty to monitoring breach

    News
    New Zealand Wellington Region
    25 Nov 2015
    Daniel Livingstone

    Child sex offender Daniel Livingstone, who went missing after removing his GPS monitoring bracelet, has changed his plea to guilty for the offence. Audio

    Livingstone pleads guilty to breach
  • Myanmar landslide toll expected to rise

    News
    World
    23 Nov 2015
    The scene of the massive landslide that has claimed dozens of lives.

    Dozens of people are still missing two days after a landslide in northern Myanmar buried mine workers as they slept, killing at least 100.

    Myanmar landslide toll expected to rise
  • MPs debate new law to monitor deported Kiwis

    News
    Politics
    18 Nov 2015
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    Parliament resumes sitting under urgency this morning on legislation to introduce a monitoring regime for New Zealanders with criminal records returning to the country. Audio

    MPs debate new law to monitor deported Kiwis
  • Dan Carter: Right-footed kick was 'cheeky'

    News
    Sport
    17 Nov 2015
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    Dan Carter admits he was being a bit cheeky when he slotted his last kick as an All Black with his right boot in the final moments of the Rugby World Cup final. Audio

    Carter: Right-footed kick was 'cheeky'
  • 'It was clear if you move you're dead'

    News
    World
    16 Nov 2015
    People wearing survival blankets walk by a rescuer near the Bataclan concert hall in central Paris,

    An Australian man has told how he and his 12-year-old son had to lie on top of bloodied bodies as terrorists opened fire in the Bataclan theatre in Paris.

    'It was clear if you move you're dead'
  • A night in Paris turns into terror

    News
    World
    14 Nov 2015
    A police officer watches on near Bataclan concert hall in Paris in the early hours of November 14.

    Parisians were enjoying what seemed a normal Friday night when the attackers struck, triggering chaos. More than a hundred people now lie dead, and eight attackers. We look back at the dramatic… Video

    A night in Paris turns into terror
  • West Sepik Governor looks to grow links with Indonesia

    Audio 9 Nov 2015

    The Governor of West Sepik province in Papua New Guinea says the border with Indonesia should not be seen as a barrier to greater engagement between the two countries in areas of culture, trade… Audio

  • PNG model takes stand against violence

    Audio 9 Nov 2015

    A Papua New Guinea model who regards herself as a pioneer is facing a storm of abuse for not fitting cultural norms. Audio

  • Auckland City Limits line-up revealed

    News
    The Wireless
    3 Nov 2015
    Kendrick Lamar will headline the inaugural Auckland City Limits.

    The first round of acts have been announced for next year’s Auckland City Limits festival.

    Auckland City Limits line-up revealed
  • All Blacks the best in the world

    News
    Sport Rugby World Cup
    1 Nov 2015
    World Cup champions All Blacks RWC2015

    The All Blacks cemented their status as the greatest team in rugby history when they overwhelmed Australia 34-17 in the World Cup final. Video

    All Blacks the best in the world
  • What to expect from the Rugby World Cup final

    News
    Sport Rugby World Cup
    30 Oct 2015
    Richie McCaw snatches the lineout ball from South African lock Eben Etzebeth.

    OPINION: Ahead of a final which will mostly be watched by bleary-eyed New Zealanders and Australians in the wee hours of the morning, Jamie Wall tells us what to expect.

    What to expect on Sunday
  • Solomons due to hold no confidence vote

    News
    Pacific Solomon Islands
    30 Oct 2015
    Manasseh Sogavare

    The Solomon Islands parliament is today due to hold a vote of no confidence in the prime minister, Manasseh Sogavare.

    Solomons due to hold no confidence vote
  • What's up this weekend?

    News
    The Wireless
    29 Oct 2015
    Average Rap Band.

    The best on offer this weekend, including shows from Average Rap Band, Salad Boys, Ron Gallipoli and Violent Soho.

    What's up this weekend?
  • 10 drinking myths busted

    News
    The Wireless
    27 Oct 2015
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    You need to look no further than the packed bars and clubs to see that New Zealanders love to have a drink…or two.

    10 drinking myths busted
  • Young All Whites reach knockout stage

    News
    Sport
    26 Oct 2015
    New Zealand under-17 football player Lucas Imrie.

    The New Zealand under-17 men's footballers have beaten Paraguay 2-1 to progress to the second round of their World Cup in Chile.

    Young All Whites reach knockout stage
  • All Blacks and Springboks: two bullies of the schoolyard

    News
    Sport
    26 Oct 2015
    The All Blacks perform the haka before their RWC match against France in Cardiff.

    OPINION: The All Blacks are heading into another chapter of international rugby's book of pain: a test match against the Springboks. Jamie Wall weighs up each team's prospects.

    The heavyweights square off
  • Joseph Parker to fight in Apia

    News
    Sport
    22 Oct 2015
    Joseph Parker

    New Zealand heavyweight boxer Joseph Parker will fight in Samoa in January.

    Joseph Parker to fight in Apia
  • YouTube to launch subscription service

    News
    World technology
    22 Oct 2015
    YouTube's home site

    Video-streaming site YouTube is to launch a paid-for service that will offer a range of original programmes to subscribers.

    YouTube to launch subscription service
  • National earthquake drill to take place

    News
    New Zealand
    15 Oct 2015
    Reacting quickly to drop, cover and hold is still the right action to take in the event of an earthquake

    At 9:15am this morning, New Zealanders across the country dropped, covered and held as part of the national ShakeOut earthquake drill.

    New Zealand drops, covers and holds
  • Frodeno and Ryf win Kona

    News
    Sport
    14 Oct 2015
    Jan Frodeno wins the triathlon at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.

    German Jan Frodeno iced his competitors to clinch his first triathlon Ironman World Championship with a dominating performance in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii.

    Frodeno and Ryf win Kona
  • Double blow for Ireland ahead of RWC quarter-final

    News
    Sport Rugby World Cup
    14 Oct 2015
    Ireland captain Paul O'Connell's international career has come to a premature end at the 2015 Rugby World Cup.

    A double blow for Ireland's Rugby World Cup campaign with Paul O'Connell ruled out with injury and Sean O'Brien suspended for the Argentina knockout.

    Double blow for Ireland ahead of RWC quarter-final
  • France will draw inspiration from 2007

    News
    Sport Rugby World Cup
    13 Oct 2015
    Ireland's Jamie Heaslip is tackled by French players at Millennium Stadium in their 2015 Rugby World Cup Group D decider, Cardiff, Wales 11/10/2015. Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Dan Sheridan

    While the All Blacks might say it's ancient history, France plans on using their famous 2007 World Cup victory as inspiration when the sides meet in the quarter-finals.

    France will draw inspiration from 2007
  • All Blacks could take inspiration from Springboks' recovery

    News
    Sport Rugby World Cup
    10 Oct 2015
    The All Blacks perform the Haka during the 2015 Rugby World Cup Pool C match between New Zealand and Namibia at the Olympic Stadium on September 24, 2015 in London, United Kingdom.

    OPINION: Jamie Wall advises the All Blacks to rectify their sluggish start to the Rugby World Cup by taking inspiration from the Springboks. Video

    Let's knock it up a notch, boys
  • Two senior police reinstated after court ruling

    Audio 9 Oct 2015

    Two senior fraud squad members, recently sacked by the Commissioner of Police in Papua New Guinea, have their jobs back for now. Audio

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