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  • Thousands sign petition to keep speed limit at 100kmh

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    transport
    15 Oct 2019

    The Transport Agency calls it one of the country's highest risk stretches of highway. But thousands of people living near State Highway 6 from Nelson to Blenheim say it's not the road, it's the… Audio

  • First democratic election in a decade for Canterbury region

    Audio 13 Oct 2019
    No caption

    Ten fresh faces and four returning councillors are set to make up the new Canterbury Regional Council. 39 hopefuls were in the running for 14 places at the table, in its first fully democratic… Audio

  • Animal activists still concerned by greyhound deaths

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    life and society
    27 Sep 2019

    A year after Greyhound Racing officials admitted dogs have to be put down almost every day because they're injured, sick or unwanted, animal activists say little has changed. And they're angry the… Audio

  • Shock as Canterbury student's death not noticed for weeks

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    education life and society
    26 Sep 2019
    Sonoda Village, where the body of a University of Canterbury student was found after several weeks.

    The University of Canterbury and Campus Living Villages have broken their silence, three days after discovering the death of a student on their watch.

    The New Zealand man was dead for a number of… Video, Audio

  • Canterbury student found dead in residence, investigation urged

    Audio 25 Sep 2019
    Sonoda Christchurch campus building.

    The Education Minister is calling for an investigation after a Canterbury student was found dead, reportedly after up to eight weeks, at a university hall.

    The University of Canterbury says the… Video, Audio

  • Govt buys Kate Sheppard's home for education centre

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    te ao Maori
    19 Sep 2019
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    The government has stepped in to buy Kate Sheppard's former Christchurch home, where the petition demanding womens' voting rights was glued together, 126 years ago.

    The villa will become an… Video, Audio

  • Four young Cantabrians to paraglide off Mt Kilimanjaro summit

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    sport
    16 Sep 2019

    After a chance meeting in a DOC hut, four young Cantabrians are flying to Tanzania today to climb Mt Kilimanjaro and paraglide off the summit. It's one of the world's most difficult paragliding… Audio

  • A permanent mural tribute to Christchurch terror attack victims

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    life and society
    13 Sep 2019
    Artist Paul X Walsh has painted 51 flowers on the side of Pomeroys Inn in Christchurch as a mural for the victims of the March 15th Mosque Attack.

    A street artist whose Auckland tribute to the victims of the mosque attacks struck a chord with the public, has just completed a second, permanent, piece on a prominent Christchurch corner.

    Paul X… Video, Audio

  • Govt slammed for tiny house 'hypocrisy'

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    housing
    12 Sep 2019
    An Eco Cottages tiny house

    When is a house a vehicle? Tiny house owners are accusing the government of hypocrisy, amid fierce debate over the status of their homes.

    The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment insists… Audio

  • Tiny house owners push for fair treatment under Building Act

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    law housing
    30 Aug 2019
    Damage to the property.

    Tiny house owners are thinking big when it comes to protecting their tenancies and complying with building regulations.

    They say they're being tripped up by a tricky clause in the Tenancy Act, which… Video, Audio

  • Ashburton councillor seeks law change after nomination turfed out

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    politics
    29 Aug 2019
    businessman and businesswoman are exchanging document or contract

    An Ashburton District Councillor of six years wants a tweak to election laws, after his nomination for the next council was turfed out on a technicality. Russell Ellis didn't know one of his… Audio

  • Big hopes pinned to Canterbury elections, first since 2010

    Audio
    politics
    28 Aug 2019
    Canterbury plains, irrigation, Christchurch, ECan, Environment Canterbury

    Canterbury Regional Council is about to undertake its first fully democratic election since 2010, when the National government sacked its councillors and replaced them with commissioners. Thirty-nine… Audio

  • Former PM Helen Clark challenges tourism on climate

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    environment politics
    22 Aug 2019
    Helen Clark

    The government's wellbeing budget and living standard framework have taken pride of place above climate change. That's the message from former PM and United Nations Development Programme… Audio

  • Protesters arrested after blocking train tracks

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    environment energy
    9 Aug 2019
    30 Extinction Rebellion members sat on the train tracks in Woolston near Christchurch on 9 August.

    Protesters in Christchurch put their bodies on the line today to highlight the environmental impact of coal. Nineteen people were arrested, and five train services were disrupted as the group of… Video, Audio

  • Arrowtown air pollution: Anger at 'relaxed' burn-off rules

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    environment
    9 Aug 2019
    2018 April, 5 - Otago, New Zealand, Arrowtown in autumn with colorful trees.

    Some Arrowtown residents are frustrated their regional council is supporting research into wood-burner pollution while ignoring smokey burn-offs on farms.

    It comes as the picturesque town grapples… Audio

  • Police search Christchurch properties after fatal hit & run

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    crime
    8 Aug 2019
    New Brighton hit and run, Christchurch

    Police in Christchurch are carrying out a number of search warrants in their hunt for the man who ran over and killed a pedestrian in Christchurch on Wednesday afternoon.

    A homeless man died after… Audio

  • Tiny house dispute heading to court

    Audio
    housing politics
    7 Aug 2019

    Tiny house owners are clashing with authorities over what they say are unfair and inconsistent regulations. With no specific legislation for tiny houses, some councils are treating them as structures… Audio

  • Christchurch council hopes to boost rebuild progress

    Audio
    life and society
    30 Jul 2019
    Construction of Te Pae convention centre in Christchurch, November 2018.

    It's hoped plans to hand major Christchurch projects back to the City Council will boost rebuild progress at no extra burden to ratepayers.

    After months of nutting out the details, the council and… Audio

  • $178,000 raised to establish Queenstown’s first mosque

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    life and society Otago
    25 Jul 2019
    $178,000 raised to establish Queenstown’s first mosque

    Queenstown's Muslim residents have been praying in their own homes, in hired-out churches or driving hours to get to other mosques. Now they're one step closer to having their own mosque after… Video, Audio

  • Govt too slow to Fox River rubbish - volunteers

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    environment
    24 Jul 2019
    Volunteers pick up rubbish where a disused Fox River landfill spilled litter on the West Coast.

    The volunteers who are racing to clean up the mess at Fox River before spring rains arrive say they wouldn't have to be there if the government had acted sooner.

    They're calling on authorities to… Video, Audio

  • More soldiers sent to Fox River clean-up

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    environment defence force
    23 Jul 2019
    Corporal Leeann Leadbetter and Lance Corporal Kevin Conway help pick up rubbish at Fox River.

    Today is one of the biggest days yet for the Westland cleanup job dubbed Operation Fox.

    Garbage is still scattered across more than 2000 hectares of riverbed and coastline four months after rain… Audio

  • Trans-athlete suggestions lack 'concrete evidence': researcher

    Audio
    sport life and society
    18 Jul 2019
    Laurel Hubbard of New Zealand competes in the Women's 90+ kg division of the IWF Weightlifting World Championships in California,2017.

    Researchers into trans-women in sport are suggesting a third category would be one way of removing any questions about unfair advantage.

    A new study says transgender athletes can have an advantage… Audio

  • Gun retailer to open mega store in Christchurch

    Audio
    life and society
    17 Jul 2019
    The Gun City mega store soon to be opened in Christchurch.

    The country's largest gun retailer is about to open a new mega store in Christchurch, angering many living close by, who fear it will only lead to more firearms in the community.

    Katie Todd reports.

    …
  • Multiple protests outside Oranga Tamariki offices

    Audio
    politics
    21 Jun 2019
    No caption

    Protesters picketed outside Oranga Tamariki's offices in New Plymouth, Hamilton and Christchurch today. Our reporter Katie Todd joined a small group of vocal protesters who spent their morning on… Video, Audio

  • Is a climate change emergency declaration just lip service?

    Audio
    environment climate
    18 Jun 2019
    Erosion caused by rising sea levels due to global warming.

    Auckland Council has joined five other New Zealand local bodies to declare a climate change emergency - but is this just lip service being paid in election year?  Audio

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