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Gliding through our skies for 50 years
An exhibition on hang gliding is in the works, set to open in Wellington early next month as paragliders and hang gliders celebrate 50 years since the sport was introduced to New Zealand. A… Audio
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Ravindra lives up to his name in dream World Cup debut
Ravindra lives up to his name in dream World Cup debut
It is not easy living up to your name, especially when it is inspired by two greats of the game, but Rachin Ravindra achieved it in a dream World Cup debut.
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Smoking should rise from 18, by one year every year - Rishi Sunak
UK's plan to ban smoking by raising legal age to buy cigarettes
A measure aims to ensure English children of today would not be able to buy cigarettes in future.
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Recloaking Papatūānuku hoping to restore almost one-fifth of NZ to healthy forest
The ambitious project trying to restore almost a fifth of NZ to healthy forest
An ambitious new project aims to re-plant and restore at least 2.1 million hectares of native forest over the next 10 years.
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Lawson confirmed for Qatar Grand Prix drive
Lawson confirmed for Qatar Grand Prix drive
New Zealand driver Liam Lawson has been confirmed to drive in place of Australian Daniel Ricciardo for the fifth straight race at this weekend's Qatar Grand Prix.
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Warning over impact on petrol prices, EV sales if National, ACT ditch Clean Car Discount
Warning over impact on petrol prices, EV sales if Clean Car Discount ditched
Research shows relying on the emissions trading scheme alone to drive decarbonisation would see petrol prices need to rise by 60 cents a litre.
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Cricket World Cup - History, format and favourites
Cricket World Cup - History, format and favourites
The 2023 Cricket World Cup will run from 5 October to 19 November in India. Here's what you need to know about the biggest tournament in cricket.
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VAR officials found to have "lapse of concentration"
VAR officials found to have "lapse of concentration"
A lapse of concentration and loss of focus by the VAR led to Liverpool not being awarded a legitimate goal against Tottenham Hotspur, the referees' body said.
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England "looking forward" to Black Ferns rematch
England "looking forward" to Black Ferns rematch
England coach Louis Deacon has said losing last year's World Cup final to the Black Ferns was "devastating" as they prepare for the WXV tournament.
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What's at stake for disabled people in Election 2023
Few parties have policies on disability issues this election. How can disabled people ensure their voices are heard? Audio
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Disability is this year's forgotten issue
What's at stake for disabled people in Election 2023
Few parties have policies on disability issues this election. How can disabled people ensure their voices are heard?
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Labour-friendly turf Christchurch throws up some testy exchanges for Carmel Sepuloni
Labour-friendly turf throws up some testy exchanges for Sepuloni
The Cabinet Minister was challenged on her party's record on crime, the cost of living, veterans and beneficiaries during a visit to territory normally considered a Labour heartland.
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Large slash must now be removed after harvesting, new forestry regulations say
Large slash must now be removed after harvesting, new forestry regulations say
Cyclone Gabrielle highlighted the need for better regulations on forestry, after woody debris was washed into waterways and caused widespread damage and flooding. Audio
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Election 2023: National 'mischief making' over claims Ingrid Leary backs wealth tax - Hipkins
National 'mischief making' over claims MP backs wealth tax if Labour re-elected - Hipkins
The Labour leader is downplaying comments by his MP, Ingrid Leary, who has spoken in favour of a wealth tax.
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Fishing guides report bumper bookings by overseas anglers
Fishing guides report bumper bookings by overseas anglers
After two tough, Covid-impacted years, professional fishing guides are expecting a bumper season in New Zealand with many having nearly fully booked calendars.
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Man jailed after admitting Covid-19 wage subsidy fraud
Two sentenced over Covid-19 wage subsidy fraud
A man has been jailed for more than two years and a woman has sentenced to seven months' home detention for defrauding taxpayers through the Covid-19 Wage Subsidy Scheme.
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Three Indian umpires selected in NZ Cricket’s development programme
Three Indian umpires selected in NZ Cricket’s development programme
Three umpires of Indian heritage have been included in New Zealand Cricket's female umpire programme for the 2023/2024 intake.
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People are dying while pollution continues to waft over schools, marae and family homes in a beachside town
Audio 3 Oct 2023People are dying while pollution continues belching into the air in one of New Zealand’s most beautiful beachside suburbs. What will it take to stop it? Video
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Tamarind chutney from Jenny's Kitchen
Audio 2 Oct 2023Here's a chutney that's described as having a cult following. Jenny's Kitchen tamarind chutney was first made on Waiheke Island in 1998 by Jenny Stewart and is now found on shelves all around the… Audio
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Displaced Afghans' difficult start in NZ
Audio 2 Oct 2023After the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan two years ago, 16 hundred displaced people found refuge in New Zealand. But their experiences of resettling here were less than ideal, according to a… Audio
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Poverty action campaigners worried about those left behind after election
While some political parties are paying close attention to the squeezed middle this election - poverty action campaigners are worried those at the bottom of the heap are being left behind.
The… Audio
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Property industry tops political donations
Property industry's political favourites
The property industry gives more in political donations than any other, and its millions of dollars almost all go to two parties.
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ACT propose to axe Jan 2 public holiday
Berl's chief economist has dismissed ACT's proposal to axe the January 2nd public holiday as pointless.
The proposal is part of ACT's small business policy, with the party saying it would help… Audio
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Election 2023: Labour reveals full policy plan
Election 2023: Labour reveals full policy plan
Labour has released its full policy plan this afternoon, with a focus on improving education for children and funding for training and work for youth.
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Election 2023: National Party releases 100-day action plan if elected
National Party releases 100-day action plan if elected
The National Party has released its plan of what it would do in its first 100 days in government, if elected.