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Electric machines will solve our climate woes - engineer
Australian inventor and entrepreneur Dr Saul Griffith has a simple solution to fix one of the biggest problem our world faces. He says to put the brakes on climate change we need to do one thing… Audio
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Meltdowns, blow-ups and blowback as MP goes rogue
Explosive revelations by MP gone rogue Jami-Lee Ross hogged headlines and preoccupied political reporting all week. The volume of coverage and comment obscured reporting of some of the significant… Video, Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch: Dark side of the net
Mediawatch's weekly catch-up with Lately. Colin Peacock talks to Karyn Hay about an eye-opening multimedia portrait of life in Northland, politicians bypassing the media online and a couple of… Video, Audio
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History repeating - New Zealand's mental health inquiries
Audio 27 Oct 2018New Zealand’s mental health system has been repeatedly pulled apart in major investigations, the latest of which is reporting back next month. Jess McAllen looks at the history and recurring themes of…
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Canterbury priest may have been financial abuse victim - coroner
Priest may have been victim of financial abuse - coroner
A Canterbury Catholic priest took his own life after 50 years in the clergy as his mental health deteriorated and financial pressure mounted.
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US cuts back on generals to boost 'lethality' - should NZDF follow suit?
US cuts back on generals to boost 'lethality' - should NZDF follow suit?
Critics say the NZ Defence Force is top heavy and combat light.
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What's productivity and why do we keep hearing about it?
Productivity: What you need to know
We've heard a lot about productivity recently. But what is it, and why does it matter?
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Everything we learnt from Lisa Marie Presley's posthumous memoir
Lisa Marie Presley's memoir is a sad, shocking and tender look at the price paid for fame
Lisa Marie Presley died before she had the chance to finish her memoir, so her eldest daughter helped it make its way into the world, as per her wishes.
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How colonisation created the state care to prison pipeline
How colonisation created the state care to prison pipeline
First Person - When he walked into the prison yard for the first time as a teenager, having never been there before, Dr Rawiri Waretini-Karena already knew most the men in there.
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Competitive current affairs across the Tasman
Competitive current affairs across the Tasman
While TV news and current affairs shows are becoming an endangered species here, they seem to be still going strong in Australia where broadcasters back the shows with big budgets. But intense…
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Migrants still prohibited from sex industry, despite UN report
Migrants still prohibited from sex industry, despite UN report
The government says it has no plans to amend the legislation that prohibits migrants from working in the sex industry, despite recommendations made by the United Nations.
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How to change a system that currently fails victim survivors of family violence
How to change a system that currently fails victim survivors of family violence
Opinion - Social support is badly failing women trying to escape abuse, and often retraumatising them, says a founder of Backbone Collective.
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Omicron variant: Australia joins ban to Africa travellers
Covid-19: Australia joins ban to Africa travellers after Omicron variant discovery
Australia has joined the United States and Europe in restricting travel from Africa over the new Omicron Covid-19 variant.
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Cat MacLennan: post Covid-19 job guarantee scheme a bold solution
Post Covid-19: The case for a job guarantee scheme
Opinion - New Zealand has won praise for its bold response to Covid-19, but should be equally ambitious in refusing catastrophic levels of unemployment, Cat MacLennan writes.
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Christchurch Call: Tech companies overhaul organisation to stop terrorists online
Christchurch Call: Tech companies overhaul organisation to stop terrorists online
Major tech companies have grouped together to form an independent organisation specifically focused on stopping terrorists from exploiting their websites. Audio
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World reacts to US pro-Trump protesters storming Capitol Building
NZ and world politicians react to pro-Trump uproar
New Zealand politicians and world leaders have been reacting the violence erupting in Washington after pro-Trump supporters stormed the Capitol building.
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Positive vote for PNG PM unlikely to end unrest
Positive vote for PNG PM unlikely to end unrest
The Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea has resoundingly survived a motion of no-confidence against him, but this outcome is unlikely to end months of political upheaval.
- I’m not 'crazy', I’m exquisitely sensitive
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Shortland Street's best plotlines: True fan edition
Shortland Street's best plotlines: True fan edition
As everyone's favourite never-ending soap celebrates its 25th anniversary, two patriots take a trip down memory lane.
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The battle for hearts and minds on our op-ed pages
The battle for hearts and minds on our op-ed pages
New Zealanders are drowning in comment. Auckland University staff alone wrote 220 comment pieces for general audiences in 2017. Think tanks and sector groups churn them out op-eds, and many others do…
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More unanswered questions about public media plan
More unanswered questions about public media plan
The government’s planned new Public Media Entity - backed with $109m a year in last week's Budget - was debated in a virtual meeting this week. But beyond expanded public funding for three years…
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Wayne Brown: the evolution of an apology
Wayne Brown: the evolution of an apology
Opinion - For Auckland mayor Wayne Brown, sorry seems to be the hardest word to say. Newsroom's Matthew Scott looks behind the scenes at a difficult week for the new mayor. Video
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Turkish president declares emergency as Turkey-Syria quake death toll passes 7800
Turkey-Syria quake death toll passes 7800, thousands of children feared dead
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has declared a state of emergency in 10 provinces devastated by two earthquakes that left a trail of destruction. Audio
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Minor parties sound warning against political point-scoring
Minor parties sound warning against political point-scoring
Smaller political parties are calling for unity, saying the latest poll results show people are sick of politicking - while touting their own consistent or growing support.
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Brighter Future? The boom, the bust and the rustbelt
Audio 20 Jul 2017Has it been boom or bust for the regions over the last nine years? RNZ's journalists report.