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The Gift of Economic Knowledge
In the spirit of giving, the Two Cents' team is answering your economic questions on Kiwisaver, property prices and mortgage rates. Audio
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Panellists Friday 20 December
Audio 20 Dec 2019Wallace Chapman is joined by Ruwani Perera, journalist for the Hui, and Nick Leggett, former Mayor of Porirua and CEO of Road Transport Forum.
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Today's sports news: what you need to know
In today's sports news - Draw made for Hamilton Sevens, Junior continues to lead Finns, Cummins goes for a record and New Zealand golfers in the hunt on the Gold Coast.
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Xmas Eve bus crash survivor turns life around
Next Tuesday marks three years since Tevita Lokotui lost his leg in a fatal bus crash that claimed the lives of three people and injured dozens of others. The 21-year old was one of 53 members of a… Audio
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Govt unveils new road safety plan
The government is defending spending more money on making existing roads safer, rather than building new highways, as it unveils its ten year road safety plan.
The "Road to Zero" plan will see speed… Audio
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Planet Kererū, of Karaka star system: celestial bodies get reo Māori makeover
A distant gas planet named HD 137388b and its star are getting new, Aotearoa-inspired names after a New Zealand entry won a global astronomy competition. Audio
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Star and orbiting planet recieve Te reo Māori names
Te reo Māori is now in space.
A star and it's orbiting planet have been named after New Zealand's native wood pigeon the kereru, and the karaka plant.
A global competition to come up with names… Audio
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Hold back the hounds, I have a ruling
Parliament’s select committees are surprisingly open and public, but when they go dark to work on outcomes they are meant to stay pitch black. Audio
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Hold back the hounds, I have a ruling
Parliament’s select committees are surprisingly open and public, but when they go dark to work on outcomes they are meant to stay pitch black.
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Today's sports news: what you need to know
In today's sports news - Scarlets demand payout for All Blacks assistant Brad Mooar, sailors continue to dominate Gold Cup and Howley apologises for betting on rugby.
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Serious Fraud Office files criminal charges against CBL
In a short statement, the SFO said it and the Reserve Bank has filed criminal charges against the failed insurance company and its associate entities.
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Your weapons against climate change deniers
Food, festivity ... and arguments with Uncle Trevor the climate change denier. Here's how to argue back this Christmas. Audio
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Your weapons against climate change deniers
Food, festivity ... and arguments with Uncle Trevor the climate change denier. Here's how to argue back this Christmas.
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Taking NZ jazz to New Orleans
Audio 13 Dec 2019The Rodger Fox Big Band has been invited to play a concert at the prestigious Jazz Education Network conference in New Orleans in January, Audio
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Music 101 Pocket Edition 264: Nadia Reid/ Angel Olsen
On this week's Pocket Edition we pay tribute to the late Rick Bryant, talk to Nadia Reid about her new single, and Angel Olsen about her new album. Audio
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Can you impeach a prime minister?
With President Trump dancing the impeachment tango we explore the New Zealand equivalent. Can you impeach a prime minister?
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Can you impeach a prime minister?
With President Trump dancing the impeachment tango we explore the New Zealand equivalent. Can you impeach a prime minister?
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Trucking lobby calls for more roading investment
The trucking industry says the Government has been dragging its heels on infrastructure investment and it hopes new government spending doesn't skimp on roading projects.
Finance Minister Grant… Audio
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Whakatāne community hit hard by Whakaari White Island eruption
Locals say the Whakatāne community has been hit hard by the tragedy at Whakaari White Island.
They are doing whatever they can to help but are hoping tours continue.
One business owner says the… Video, Audio
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Report into 2017 election finally published
The country's spy agencies should playing a greater role in warning political parties about foreign interference in elections.
It's a key recommendation from the Justice Select Committee that's… Audio
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Report into 2017 election finally published
The country's spy agencies should playing a greater role in warning political parties about foreign interference in elections. It's a key recommendation from the Justice Select Committee that's… Audio
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Report on foreign interference in elections released
Parliament's Justice Select Committee has released its results of its inquiry into the 2017 General and 2016 Local elections and it covers issues around combating foreign interference in elections.
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Transport Forum says under investment in roads causing issues
Road Transport Forum CEO Nick Leggett says under investment in roads is why the extreme weather is causing so much damage and disruptions to highways. Audio
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The Panel with Cindy Mitchener and Shane Te Pou (Part 2)
Audio 10 Dec 2019What poem has a special meaning for you? Monash University Professor Ray Cas says White Island was a disaster waiting to happen and tourists should never been allowed to set foot on the volcano. Road… Audio
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Lack of investment blamed after storms damage roads
A group representing the road transport industry blames a lack of roading investment for the degree of damage caused by storms that stranded hundreds of people after bridges were washed out and… Video
