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Covid-19-free Waiheke Island concerned about Auckland visitors
Waiheke locals are bemoaning the presence of Auckland day-trippers to the popular Hauraki Gulf island.
It follows reports some non-residents travelled to the island over the weekend and hired… Video, Audio
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Spies pose 'extreme' risk to Australia's ship building plan, Defence Dept warns
Beijing privately identified as leading culprit
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Harry Harrison, Mary Lou Williams, Tom Warrington
Christchurch guitarist Harry Harrison looks for a NZ jazz sound, and Mary Lou Williams and Tom Warrington keep things swinging. Audio
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The Mixtape: Al Brown
Celebrity chef, restaurateur and author Al Brown joins Charlotte Ryan to select songs and share stories on the RNZ Music Mixtape. Video, Audio
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The Sampler: Milly Tabak, Party1-12 & Gillian Welch
Nick Bollinger discusses the country soul of Auckland singer-songwriter Milly Tabak and her band The Milltones; a compilation of local garage rock from vinyl indie label 1 To 12; and an abundance of… Audio
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The Sampler: Milly Tabak, Party1-12 & Gillian Welch
Nick Bollinger discusses the country soul of Auckland singer-songwriter Milly Tabak and her band The Milltones; a compilation of local garage rock from vinyl indie label 1 To 12; and an abundance of…
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The Sampler
This week's edition of the sampler Nick Bollinger reviews recent releases from Gillian Welsh. Audio
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Thousands in final rush to beat France quarantine
Holidaymakers have just hours to return to the UK to avoid the 14-day self-isolation requirement.
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Auckland cannot continue lockdown indefinitely - Phil Goff
Checkpoint reporter Nick Truebridge has just been to a media conference with Auckland Mayor Phil Goff. Goff has told media the city will beat Covid-19 again. But we can't continue to lockdown… Video, Audio
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Testing, quarantine resources under pressure at Lakes DHB
Hospital services may be compromised if medical quarantine facilities need to be used for Covid-19 patients, the head of the Lakes DHB says.
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Covid-19 - The latest in the UK
Audio 14 Aug 2020The coronavirus pandemic has had a catastrophic effect on the nutritional health of the UK's poorest citizens, reports the Guardian. Audio
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Why a new product stewardship scheme isn't just rubbish
Reduce, re-use, recycle is taking on a new and more formal meaning with the government's product stewardship scheme. Audio
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Why a new product stewardship scheme isn't just rubbish
Reduce, re-use, recycle is taking on a new and more formal meaning with the government's product stewardship scheme.
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Ward residents oppose proposed freedom camping site
Plans to put a freedom camping site beside a "sacred" war memorial in Ward has locals "up in arms".
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Auckland public areas busy despite Covid-19 Alert Level 3
Despite a surge in Covid-19 cases in the Auckland community, it appears not everyone is onboard with the latest lockdown measures, which came into force at lunchtime yesterday.
Residents could also… Video, Audio
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VIDEO PREMIERE: Love Square 'Mercy Mercy Mercy'
Love Square is the new project from former Supergroove sax player Nick Atkinson, and we’re proud to be the first to share their new track and video ‘Mercy Mercy Mercy’. Video
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Return to Level 2 a 'kick in guts' for South Island businesses
The return to Covid-19 Alert Level 2 has been described a 'kick in the guts' for South Island businesses which were just getting back on their feet.
Last night's announcement triggered a flood of… Audio
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Covid-19 alert level 3: Aucklanders queue for testing, rush to supermarkets
Auckland has ground to a halt today as people rushed out to get supplies, Covid tests, and work gear, as the level three restrictions came into place.
It was gridlock around the six testing centres… Video, Audio
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Reserve Bank keeps official cash rate steady, expands bond buying by $40bn
The Reserve Bank has left the benchmark interest rate unchanged at a record low but significantly increased the size of its bond buying programme.
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Covid-19 restrictions may stay in place longer, scientists say
People should prepare themselves for the possibility restrictions will stay in longer than three days, scientists say. Audio
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Authorities race to identify mystery Covid-19 infection
As Auckland heads back to alert level 3 and the rest of country into level 2, a top epidemiologist says he fears the government hasn't made the best use of alert level 1. Audio
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Woodhouse's isolation homeless mystery man claim debunked
Checkpoint can reveal a homeless person did in fact stay in managed isolation at Auckland's Crowne Plaza hotel, but he had every right to be there.
National's health spokesman Michael Woodhouse… Video, Audio
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The Panel with Nicky Pellegrino and Nick Leggett (Part 2)
Audio 11 Aug 2020A newly released report by the New Zealand Institute of Economic Research (NZIER), shows boosting benefits will also boost the economy. Electric vehicles Q&A. Five-year battle for playground in… Audio
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The Panel with Nicky Pellegrino and Nick Leggett (Part 1)
Audio 11 Aug 2020Managed isolation charges come into effect. Report on state of NZ estuaries released. Toastie competition reveals finalists. Audio
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What panellists Nicky Pellegrino and Nick Leggett have been thinking about
Audio 11 Aug 2020Panellists Nicky Pellegrino and Nick Leggett share what they have been thinking about. Audio
