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Ihumātao: As negotiations continue, core occupiers remain
Audio 11 Sep 2019It's been dubbed this generation's Bastion Point. The stand-off at Ihumātao in South Auckland burst into the headlines in July after an eviction notice was served to protestors who wanted to stop a… Video, Audio
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Eight game ban for eye gouge on Warriors' player
Canberra's Hudson Young has been banned for eight games, with the NRL judiciary dismissing victim Adam Pompey's evidence and finding the Raider guilty of dangerous contact with the eyes.
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Boris Johnson's top aide compared to Steve Bannon
Boris Johnson's new top aide Dominic Cummings is coming under scrutiny from past and present British politicians. Mr Cummings has been labelled the Steve Bannon of England by some and a malevolent… Audio
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Nashville Babylon 9 September, 2019
On this week's show Mark says happy birthday to Patsy Cline and Otis Redding, has a new track from Tami Neilson, music to mark the passing of Jimmy Johnson, Donnie Fritts and Neal Casal, a classic… Audio
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Fifth Avenue Mile win gives Willis "another lease of life"
A much-needed confidence boost for Nick Willis ahead of the World Athletics Championships in Doha.
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Today's sports news: what you need to know
In today's sports news - Willis wins again in New York, Price the best of the Kiwis at Burghley and Wallabies' RWC departure delayed.
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Sports News for 9 September 2019
There's a buzz amongst the All Blacks as they prepare to fly out to Japan for the Rugby World Cup. Audio
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Business News for 9 September 2019
ANZ jumps ahead of the pack with a predicition of three more interest rate cuts by the Reserve Bank, taking the official cash rate to 0.25 % by the middle of next year. But other economists are… Audio
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Sewage incident prompts residents to test river's water quality
West Auckland residents are taking it on themselves to test the water quality of their river in order to make sure it is swimmable.
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Tall Blacks topple Japan
The Tall Blacks have thumped Japan 111-81 in the classification round of the FIBA Basketball World Cup in China.
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Sara Gazarek, James Carter, Chet Baker
Audio 7 Sep 2019Nick checks out new releases from Sara Gazarek and James Carter, and classics from Chet Baker and Cannonball Adderley. Audio
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Stu Buchanan
Audio 7 Sep 2019More from the new albums by Sara Gazarek and James Carter, and Nick goes into the archives for a CD by Christchurch legend Stu Buchanan. Audio
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Mana whenua frustration over illegal bike tracks on Mt Victoria
Three mountain-biking tracks have been illegally carved into a mountain in the Auckland suburb of Devonport.
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Northland celebrates new rail line announcement
There's jubilation in Northland with the news that the government is to rebuild the railway line from Auckland to Whangārei.
The Regional Economic Development Minister Shane Jones made the… Video, Audio
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Tourists describe Rotorua fatal bus crash
Chinese tourists involved in a fatal crash near Rotorua have described passengers dangling from their seatbelts after the bus flipped on its side.
Four adults and a young child were killed when the… Video, Audio
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Sport: Wallabies rest big guns against Manu Samoa
Australia have rested most of their front-line players from Saturday's final Rugby World Cup warmup match against Samoa in Sydney.
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Mediawatch Midweek 4 September 2019
Mediawatch's weekly catch up with Lately. Jeremy Rose talks to Karyn Hay about local body election coverage, David Byrne's new journalism venture, fires from Siberia to Indonesia, and the invisibility… Video, Audio
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Mediawatch Midweek 4 September 2019
Mediawatch's weekly catch up with Lately. Jeremy Rose talks to Karyn Hay about local body election coverage, David Byrne's new journalism venture, fires from Siberia to Indonesia, and the invisibility…
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KiwiBuild: 'You can’t live in a reset'
Analysis - Amid the KiwiBuild reset announcement came the smell of burning rubber as the government performed some of the biggest political u-turns you've ever seen, writes Tim Watkin.
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Measles: Auckland medical clinics rushed, short of vaccines
Auckland medical clinics are running out of measles vaccines as they scramble to keep up with ballooning demand for immunisations.
The country's worst outbreak in more than two decades has seen the… Video, Audio
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Today's sports news: what you need to know
In today's sports news - Changes to New Zealand athletics team for world champs, Serena races into the US Open semi-finals and Chiefs lock headlines Canada's squad for RWC.
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Czech tourist's 'alpine misadventure' led to death by hypothermia - coroner
A coroner has found hypothermia was the cause of death of a Czech tourist on a Fiordland track three years ago - describing it as an alpine mishap.
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Measles cases in Auckland top 800
Health officials say they are still a long way off using special powers to limit public gatherings to prevent the spread of measles - despite the number of Auckland cases rising to more than 800.
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Conservation order for river recommended
Part of a Hawke's Bay river could gain a status similar to a national park if a special tribunal's recommendation is followed.
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Today's sports news: what you need to know
In today's sports news - Silver for Kiwi sailors at Olympic venue, hat-trick in Jamaica and tragic accident in Formula Two.
