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  • Cooks Govt says Muri lagoon at crisis level

    News
    Pacific Cook Islands
    27 Nov 2015
    Dark patches of algae spreading in Muri lagoon.

    The Cook Islands government has declared the rapidly deteriorating state of Muri lagoon a national disaster.

    Cooks Govt says Muri lagoon at crisis level
  • World Athletics boss under yet more scrutiny

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    Sport
    25 Nov 2015
    Lord Sebastian Coe speaking at an event in Auckland.

    The head of world athletics Lord Sebastian Coe faces fresh allegations about his involvement in the controversial awarding of the 2021 world championships to the American city of Eugene.

    World Athletics boss under yet more scrutiny
  • Govt defends social housing shortage

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    Politics housing
    25 Nov 2015
    Housing development north of Porirua.

    Prime Minister John Key is defending the government's record on housing vulnerable New Zealanders, saying it is doing the best that it can.

    Govt defends social housing shortage
  • Emergency housing inquiries double

    News
    New Zealand housing
    24 Nov 2015
    The People's Project has housed 127 people in just over a year.

    Twice as many people in need of emergency housing are turning to the Citizens Advice Bureau for help compared with five years ago. Audio

    Emergency housing inquiries double
  • An anarchist with a death wish

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    The Wireless
    23 Nov 2015
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    Suicide bombing is seen by most New Zealanders as a terrorist act that happens overseas. But 33 years ago, an anarchist punk blew himself up trying to destroy “New Zealand’s Big Brother”.

    An anarchist with a death wish
  • Hundreds march to demand action on housing

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    New Zealand housing
    21 Nov 2015
    Birds eye view of Palmerston North housing.

    Several hundred people took part in hikoi in the country's largest cities demanding warm and dry rental homes, and an end to child poverty.

    Hundreds march to demand action on housing
  • US House votes to restrict refugees

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    World refugees and migrants
    20 Nov 2015

    The US House of Representatives has passed a bill that tightens restrictions on the resettlement of Syrian and Iraqi refugees, amid security concerns.

    US House votes to restrict refugees
  • 'Appalling' situation, but progress has been made on housing says Bennett

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    Politics Auckland Region
    18 Nov 2015
    Minister of Social Housing Paula Bennet

    A report that children are sleeping in cars and garages is appalling, the Social Housing Minister says but she insists the government is working on the problem.

    Govt working on kids' homelessness - Bennett
  • Weekly Listening: New music reviews

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    The Wireless
    18 Nov 2015
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    New music you need to hear this week from David Dallas, Missy Elliott, Pusha T and more

    Weekly Listening: David Dallas, Missy Elliott, Pusha T and more
  • Extra refugee settlement centre considered

    News
    New Zealand Regional
    17 Nov 2015
    A child sits under a tent with Syrian refugee women attending a class on family planning organised by Doctors Without Borders (MSF) at a makeshift camp by Taybeh village, in Lebanon's eastern Bekaa Valley, on November 15, 2015.

    Immigration New Zealand is considering making Dunedin a refugee settlement centre, after the city's council unanimously endorsed the move. Audio

    Extra refugee settlement centre considered
  • The anxiety epidemic

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    The Wireless
    17 Nov 2015
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    Unprecedented numbers of young New Zealanders are being diagnosed with anxiety disorders. So what’s it like to suffer from anxiety - and what could be the cause of it?

    The anxiety epidemic
  • Obama vows redoubled effort against ISIL

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    World
    16 Nov 2015
    US President Barack Obama (C) talks to Indonesian President Joko Widodo (L) and Chinese President Xi Jinping (R) following the family photo during the G20 Turkey Leaders Summit on November 15, 2015 in Antalya, Turkey. Aykut Unlupinar / Anadolu Agency

    US President Barack Obama has vowed to step up efforts to eliminate Islamic State and prevent more attacks like those in Paris.

    Obama vows redoubled effort against ISIL
  • Second walk-out over PM's comments

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    Politics
    12 Nov 2015
    Green MP Marama Davidson in foreground.

    Several MPs have staged a second dramatic walk-out in Parliament, saying they want an apology from the Prime Minister over his "rapist" comments. Video, Audio

    Second walk-out over PM's comments
  • Friends and foes condemn John Key's 'rapists' comment

    News
    Politics
    11 Nov 2015
    John key at caucus run 10.11.15

    An outburst by the Prime Minister has sparked widespread condemnation from opponents and allies alike. Video

    PM's 'rapists' comment condemned
  • Housing crisis spurs groups into action

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    New Zealand housing
    7 Nov 2015
    Birds eye view of Palmerston North housing.

    Housing groups throughout the country are planning to take part in nation-wide protests to reinvigorate political interest in the number of problems facing the housing sector.

    Housing crisis spurs groups into action
  • UN expects migrant flow to top 1m in 2015

    News
    World refugees and migrants
    6 Nov 2015
    A refugee family from Syria waits in front of a exhibition hall at the Munich fairground that serves as makeshift shelter for migrants.

    Refugees and migrants are likely to keep arriving in Europe at a rate of up to 5000 per day, meaning more than a million will have fled to the continent this year, says the UN.

    UN expects migrant flow to top 1m in 2015
  • Vanuatu President sets deadline for resolving political crisis

    News
    Pacific Vanuatu
    27 Oct 2015
    Vanuatu President, Baldwin Lonsdale.

    Vanuatu's President Baldwin Lonsdale has given the Government and the Opposition until November the 6th to resolve the country's political crisis.

    Vanuatu President sets deadline for resolving political crisis
  • NZ second richest country - global report

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    New Zealand economy
    25 Oct 2015
    A bundle of New Zealand money.

    New Zealand has been ranked second in the world for wealth in an annual report on 200 countries. The report shows the richest one percent now own half of the entire world's wealth.

    NZ second richest country - global report
  • Baby boomers 'fuelling housing crisis'

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    New Zealand Regional
    24 Oct 2015
    A one-bedroom house in Queenstown, which is only 33 square metres, is on the market for over $1 million.

    The chair of a community housing trust in Queenstown says speculation is fuelling the housing affordability crisis, and needs to be curbed by regulatory changes.

    Baby boomers 'fuelling housing crisis'
  • Govt accused of community housing flip-flops

    News
    Politics economy
    23 Oct 2015
    State housing in Upper Hutt.

    Changing rules make it difficult to remain solvent let alone tackle the country's affordable housing crisis, community housing groups say.

    Govt accused of community housing flip-flops
  • The best longreads on the web

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    The Wireless
    23 Oct 2015
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    This week: Why #StepForward won't work, the problem with Homeland, and what Tony Veitch should have said.

    Weekly Reading: Best longreads on the web
  • Productivity Commission's zoning proposal 'a pretty blunt instrument'

    News
    New Zealand Regional
    22 Oct 2015
    Auckland's northernmost local board Rodney includes Kawau Island and Kumeu/Huapai, Helensville, Warkworth, Matakana and Wellsford (pictured).

    A government think-tank and Auckland's deputy mayor are at loggerheads over housing planning after a report suggested taking zoning decisions away from council. Audio

    Zoning proposal 'a pretty blunt instrument'
  • Renters much worse off than owners

    News
    New Zealand housing
    15 Oct 2015
    State housing in Upper Hutt.

    People who rent a home live in far worse conditions than people who buy one, acccording to new Statistics New Zealand figures.

    Renters much worse off than owners
  • VW's US boss offers 'sincere apology'

    News
    World
    9 Oct 2015
    Michael Horn, chief executive of VW's US operation

    Volkswagen's US boss has made a 'sincere apology' for installing 'defeat devices' to cheat emissions tests on its diesel cars.

    VW's US boss offers 'sincere apology'
  • Rents leave students struggling - union

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    New Zealand education
    8 Oct 2015
    Rory McCourt says the $176.86 a student can borrow each week isn’t enough to live on, especially in cities like Auckland and Wellington.

    University student associations say students are worse off than ever, with rising demand for foodbanks and financial support.

    Rents leave students struggling - union
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