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ACT preens as party in waiting ahead of Election 2023
Power Play - ACT Party leader David Seymour will be patting himself on the back after a sell-out annual conference in central Auckland this weekend.
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King's Birthday Honours: Ngāti Porou leader receives knighthood
Sir Selwyn Parata is humbled and elated by his knighthood in recognition of his services to Māori.
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Mystics give Sulu Fitzpatrick fairytale send-off
The Mystics have won their second ANZ Premiership title in three years after beating the Stars 74-56 in Hamilton and given their captain the perfect send off.
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ACT pitches new ministry to sort 'jungle of red tape'
This proposed ministry would be given the powers to evaluate new regulatory proposals, review red tape and change laws to remove surplus regulation.
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Venice Harris: My latest track
At just 16 years of age, Tauranga's Venice Harris has already travelled the world starring in big stage musicals like Annie, Les Miserables and The Sound of Music. She joins us to introduce her new… Audio
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BARTOK: Miraculous Mandarin
Performed by Orchestra Wellington with the Orpheus Choir of Wellington conducted by Marc Taddei, Michael Fowler Centre, 03 June, 2023 Recorded by RNZ Concert Producer, engineer: David Houston Audio
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From 'dream retirement home' to 'worst nightmare': Fast-rising lake inundates homes
Rotoehu homeowner Joan Blair has gone from living her dream to her worst nightmare.
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Introducing: Tess Liautaud
This week on Introducing its Otautahi based country / folk musician Tess Liautaud
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The Sampler: Jazmine Mary, The Big Fresh Collective, Guardian Singles
Tony Stamp reviews the second album by neo folk artist Jazmine Mary, a nationwide collection from the BFC, and Guardian Singles’ noisy return. Audio
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The Sampler: Jazmine Mary, The Big Fresh Collective, Guardian Singles
Tony Stamp reviews the second album by neo folk artist Jazmine Mary, a nationwide collection from the BFC, and Guardian Singles’ noisy return.
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Rotorua iwi embraces bilingual road signs
Iwi groups around Rotorua are supporting a move to introduce bilingual road signage in Aotearoa.
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Wiping library fines encourages teen reading
Good news for the libraries in our capital city. Wellington has seen a 48 percent increase in teenagers using library cards since the scrapping of late fees. Last year Wellington City Councillors… Audio
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Greenwashing investigation into Kiwi businesses needed - Consumer
Air NZ's inflight cups are an example of greenwashing, Consumer NZ says, as it calls for a formal investigation into businesses' environmental claims.
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What next for NZ's big emitters?
NZ Steel's done a deal with the government that'll cut its carbon emissions. Will the country's other big emitters follow their lead? Audio
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What next for NZ's big emitters?
NZ Steel's done a deal with the government that'll cut its carbon emissions. Will the country's other big emitters follow their lead?
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Chris Stuart on her new crime thriller, The Glasgow Smile
On a cold Melbourne night, the body of a woman is found in a grimy, graffiti-riddled alleyway. But the position she's found in - and the giant mural she's found beside - makes the hairs on Detective… Audio
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Why are so many schools ditching NCEA level 1
An increasing number of secondary schools around the country are ditching NCEA Level One - ahead of a refresh to the qualification that's being introduced over the next few years. Hobsonville Point… Audio
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Changes to surrogacy laws on the horizon
Audio 31 May 2023Long sought change is on the horizon for surrogate parents and families. The government has announced it will fast track a bill, introduced by Labour MP Tamati Coffey, which is currently before Select… Audio
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Nelson cyclists and pedestrians rally for 'travel justice'
The rally is calling for a more accessible city with equally viable travel options for all.
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NZ websites down - Security update causes widespread internet outages
An internet glitch rendered banking apps and a number of .co.nz websites inaccessible for some users on Tuesday morning.
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AI attack ads - to disclose, or not disclose?
PR firms think political parties should have to disclose their use of artificial intelligence in campaign advertising, but advertisers are not so sure. Audio
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'No reason' NZ shouldn't be safest country in world - National
National's police spokesperson says there is "no reason" why New Zealand shouldn't be the safest country in the world, but "we are completely heading in the wrong direction". Audio
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Hipkins accuses National of dog-whistling over bilingual roadsigns
The prime minister says bilingual signs are nothing new to countries around the world, and do not create public safety concerns.
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Watch: Hipkins announces expansion of fog cannon scheme
The government is adding another $11 million into its fog cannon scheme, Prime Minister Chris Hipkins says.
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Pacific news in brief for May 29
Round-up of news from Guam, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Wallis and Futuna, French Polynesia, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Northern Marianas, Cook Islands