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Second round of fluttering shearwater introduced to Cape Farewell from Marlborough Sounds
Fluttering shearwater/pakahā chicks from Long Island in the Marlborough Sounds have successfully been transferred to Cape Farewell for a second year.
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Rugby Australia won't change Giteau Law this year
Rugby Australia will not make any major changes to the Giteau Law as Eddie Jones begins preparing to take charge of the Wallabies.
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Podcast Trailer | NZ Wars: Stories of Wairau
The NZ Wars series goes back to the first shots fired... to Wairau in June 1843. The fourth chapter of this landmark podcast is out February 3. Audio
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Introducing: Tia Ward
This week we introduce you to emerging Artist Tia Ward (Taranaki, Ngāti Maniapoto) with her beautiful waiata ‘Ko Wai Ahau’. Video, Audio
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Juventus face points deduction for player deals
An Italian soccer prosecutor has requested that Juventus be docked nine points because of the way it accounted for player transfers.
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Sunday looms for Labour MPs to elect new Prime Minister
Audio 20 Jan 2023Sunday is decision day for Labour MPs choosing a new Prime Minister. Under a rule introduced in 2021, if the party is in power at the time its leader vacates the job, the caucus can elect a new one as… Audio
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Māoridom reflects on Jacinda Ardern's premiership with mixed emotions
Several Māori leaders across the motu reflected on the prime minister's achievements after she announced her resignation on Thursday afternoon.
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Boeing wins contract to develop experimental fuel-efficient airliner
Boeing will work with NASA to "build, test, and fly a full-scale demonstrator aircraft" at a cost of over NZ$1 billion.
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Water stoppages mooted as Grey District grapples with potential drought
Despite the West Coast's reputation as one of the country's wettest spots, parts of the region are now grappling with a potential drought. Audio
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VAR decisions to be explained to fans
Fans watcing the FIFA World Cup games in New Zealand and Australia later this year should be able to hear referees explaining their VAR decisions.
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Summer food with Yeshi Desta
Yeshi Desta came to New Zealand as a refugee more than 20 years ago and loves introducing New Zealanders to the tastes and flavours of eastern Africa. She runs My Mother's Kitchen, whipping up pop-up… Audio
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Water stoppages mooted as Grey District grapples with drought
Despite the West Coast's reputation as one of the country's wettest spots, parts of the region are now grappling with drought.
The Grey District Council has imposed bans on sprinklers and automatic… Audio
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Christchurch council at odds over giving up extra salaries
Christchurch city councillors are divided on a contentious council policy which requires members who serve as directors of council-owned organisations to donate tens of thousands of dollars worth of…
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Cantabrians urged to be fire conscious as temperatures rise
Fire and Emergency is warning people in Canterbury to take particular care on Friday not spark an unwanted fire.
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Funding boost unlocks new research on endometrial cancer testing
A funding boost from the Cancer Society will see new research undertaken on testing for endometrial cancer. Audio
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China's population falls for the first time since 1961
China's birth rate has fallen to 6.77 births per 1000 women - the lowest it has ever been.
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Funding boost unlocks new research for endometrial cancer
Audio 18 Jan 2023A new funding boost from the Cancer Society will see new research undertaken on testing for endometrial cancer.
It is the most common gynaecological cancer type in the country, and is being found… Audio
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Tenant who lived rent-free for 30 years asks owner to pay him
A man who lived rent-free in a million-dollar Auckland house for more than 30 years has been told to get out.
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Taliban officials buy Twitter blue ticks for 'priority' ranking
Subscribers to Twitter Blue get "priority ranking in search, mentions, and replies", the service says.
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Trucking industry says it's not to blame for pothole plague
In the first 10 months of 2022 there were 555 complaints of vehicle damage caused by potholes reported to Waka Kotahi, up from 421 in all of 2021. Audio
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Ukrainian apartment block in Dnipro smashed in Russian missile attack
Russia has unleashed a major missile attack on Ukraine destroying an apartment block in the city of Dnipro, killing at least five people and striking vital energy facilities across the country…
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Raducanu over injury and ready to go
Emma Raducanu says she "fully trusts" the ankle injury that threatened her participation at this week's Australian Open.
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NSW Premier says Nazi costume isn't about politics - why he's wrong
Analysis - The NSW premier could lose his job over the Nazi costume scandal, but whether he will or not depends on politics, writes ABC digital editor Riley Stuart.
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Sail GP female athletes taking 'big step forward' on F50 cats
Sail GP's push and progress towards gender equity is ramping up as the role of female athletes on the high-speed foiling catamarans continues to expand.
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NSW Premier digs in over Nazi costume furore
Dominic Perrottet says he remains confident in his political position.