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Stars Return Home
They've come from as far as London and Las Vegas. International and local stars are returning home. They're back to celebrate their high school's 40th anniversary in style with a fund-raising arts… Audio, Gallery
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Weekly Listening: New music reviews
New music you need to hear this week from Conner Youngblood, Sister Something, Deafheaven and Erykah Badu.
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TPP announcement delayed
As officials scramble to secure agreement in the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal, a media conference is called, pushed back and then delayed indefinitely. Audio
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NZ's most popular YouTube stars
Meet the young YouTube heavy-hitters who are turning a hobby into a profit.
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All Blacks have Georgia on their mind
OPINION: While the All Blacks are definitely going to feel the force of some big Georgian hits tomorrow, they will cruise to victory, writes Jamie Wall. Video
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Remembrance march marks 100 years
More than 200 people are marching over the Rimutaka Hill Road this morning in remembrance of WW1 soldiers who made the same journey 100 years ago.
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The Day In Parliament for 24 September 2015 - morning edition
House to resume at 9am to continue committee stage debate on New Zealand Flag Referendums Amendment Bill - legislation which seeks to add the "Red Peak" design as a fifth option in the upcoming flag… Audio
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Red Peak likely to be fifth option
Red Peak is on the verge of being included in the flag referendum amid bitter parliamentary debate and an unusual political alliance.
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Is it worth worrying about Scout?
The launch of the new gossip site Scout this week has caused consternation, but is it really doing anything the mainstream media wasn't already?
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Teen to become youngest RWC player
Georgia's 18-year-old half-back Vasil Lobzhanidze will become the youngest player in World Cup history after being named to face Tonga.
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Eight dead, one million evacuated after Chile quake
Chile has evacuated one million residents along its coastline, following a powerful earthquake which left eight dead and triggered tsunami waves of up to 4.5 metres. Audio
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The cost of a crime
Being the victim of a crime can be a traumatic experience and it can also be an expensive one. So what’s the true cost of a crime?
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Vinci ends Williams' grand slam quest
Unseeded Italian Roberta Vinci has spectacularly ended world No.1 Serena Williams' quest for an elusive calendar-year grand slam at the US Open in New York.
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Official Cash Rate cut expected this morning
The Reserve Bank is expected to cut the Official Cash Rate again this morning, but economists are divided on whether it will fall any further.
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Long time resident on Nauru deported
Audio 9 Sep 2015The Nauru Government not revealing why it has deported a Chinese businessman who has lived on the island for many years. Audio
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What has Elizabeth II's long reign been like? That is the question
OPINION: She's about to become Britain's longest serving monarch, so what kind of a queen has she been? Toby Manhire and Toby Morris have the answers.
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Price well placed for Burghley title
The New Zealand equestrians Tim and Jonelle Price sit second and third respectively heading into the final day at the Burghley International Horse Trials in England.
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Time banking founder Edgar Cahn visits New Zealand
New Zealand's first time bank is celebrating its 10th anniversary this week, and the residents of Lyttelton say it has played an important role in strengthening their community. Time-banking…
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Two minutes silence marks Ashburton WINZ shooting
Wreaths were laid and two minutes silence observed to mark a year since the deadly shooting that killed two workers. Audio
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Ferry passengers injured during wild weather
An Auckland ferry company is blaming a rogue wave for injuring two of its passengers on a ferry headed for Waiheke.
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Horrific discovery in abandoned truck
The Austrian authorities hope three people arrested in Hungary will lead them to those behind the deaths of 71 refugees and migrants found inside an abandoned truck.
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Taranaki takes hit from dairy, oil industry fall-out
The wider Taranaki economy is taking a hit from reduced dairy payouts and declining oil and gas activity, according to the latest reports from two of the major banks.
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Walking to the call of Hape
Once the only street in Auckland with a Māori name, Karangahape Rd is haunted by ghosts. Nisha Madhan walks through its storied history.
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Breaking cinema's last taboo
The new film 45 Years features an explicit scene involving older actors - why is this so rare?
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Kiwi under pressure after second yuan devaluation
China's second currency devaluation in two days sent shockwaves through Asian markets and put pressure on the New Zealand dollar.