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Prisoner's death not believed suspicious
An investigation is underway into the death of an inmate at Christchurch Men's Prison.
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NZ teams in Australian competitions: a comprehensive history
Join us as we look at all the teams that have competed against across the ditch. Video
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Seriously injured man found near Christchurch mall
A man was taken to Christchurch Hospital late on Monday night following what police believe was an assault.
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What happens to abandoned turtles?
What should you do if you find an abandoned turtle? No, don't name it after a renaissance painter and throw it down the sewer with a slice of pizza.... I promise you it won't turn into a crime… Audio
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Mosque inquest enters fifth week
A senior police controller told the inquest into the Christchurch mosque attacks he believed the scene was safe for paramedics when he called for their help.
The inquiry into the 51 murders has… Audio
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USAR specialists warn poor vehicle fleet 'slows response' to emergencies
The country's fleet of specialist search and rescue vehicles is so bad that the rescuers have begun rebelling.
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Police communications chief grilled on early warning, ambulance response to mosque attacks
A senior police officer denies there was a breakdown of communication between police and ambulance staff on the day of the mosque attacks.
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Public transport demand rises, but bus shortage worries officials
More people are using public transport in Canterbury, but there are not enough buses to keep up with growing demand.
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No breakdown in comms during mosque attack - police controller
There was no breakdown in communication. That was the assurance offered by a senior police controller who was in the southern communications centre on the day of the Christchurch mosque attacks… Audio
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'Nothing comparable' to scene inside Linwood mosque, doctor tells inquest
The scene at the Linwood Islamic Centre following the Christchurch terror attacks was unlike anything he had been confronted by before, a community doctor who rushed to help wounded worshippers says.
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Around the motu: David Williams in Christchurch
Audio 27 Nov 2023Newsroom South Island reporter David Williams unpacks the situation at Christchurch City Council, amid high-profile resignations and successive staff surveys revealing gripes about pay and toxic… Audio
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Book review: The Conversion by Amanda Lohrey
Bel Moneypenny from Scorpio Books in Christchurch reviews The Conversion by Amanda Lohrey published by Text Publishing Audio
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Asian Composers League: Ahiahi - Justin DeHart & Mark Menzies
Listen to percussionist Justin DeHart and violist Mark Menzies perform innovative works by composers from Slovenia, Aotearoa and South Korea in this Asian Composers League concert, Ahiahi, held in… Audio
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Madison Kelly’s call and response with the kakī
One of the world's most endangered birds, the black stilt or kakī, is central to the latest new work of artist Madison Kelly which has just opened at a major exhibition at Christchurch Art Gallery. Audio
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Culture 101: Ōtautahi’s great inner-city cultural revitalisation
News 26 Nov 2023More than a decade after the devastating quakes, Culture 101 spoke to a panel about the cultural renewal of the Christchurch CBD. Audio
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Music played on Culture 101 Sunday November 26
Audio 26 Nov 2023Music from Otautahi Christchurch today with one famous surprise guest.
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Madison Kelly’s call and response with the kakī
The black stilt or kakī is one of the world's most endangered birds. It is central to the latest work of Kāi Tahu Otepoti artist Madison Kelly’s new work in a major exhibition Spring Time is… Audio
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Ōtautahi’s great inner-city cultural revitalisation
Audio 26 Nov 2023A panel with Michael Bell, Steph Walker and Kiri Jarden. It’s almost 13 years since the devastating earthquake of 22 February 2011, which forced 70 percent of the Ōtautahi Christchurch CBD to be… Audio
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‘Anything can be art’ an eight year old artist and curator’s Ōtautahi exhibition
Artist Pia Hill was four when she held her first group exhibition as a curator, in her bedroom. The Bat Show raised hundreds of dollars towards these endangered species conservation.
Now, aged… Audio
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Snort: the end of an era
Audio 26 Nov 2023It’s the end of an era. A Snort era. What was supposed to be one month, became one decade. The weekly improv comedy show in Tamaki Makaurau which quickly became a cult hit and drew in the crowds to… Audio
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Passengers in 'uproar' after cancelled cruise ruins Hobbiton wedding
A couple's wedding planned for Saturday had to be cancelled after a P&O cruise around New Zealand was completely changed during the actual voyage.
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Christchurch City Council has plan to fix internal shortcomings
Christchurch City Council has released an action plan to address the shortcomings found in an independent report into its Three Waters department.
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"There is nobody who fails to be interesting"
Audio 26 Nov 2023On Saturday, Kim Hill brought the curtain down on a 38-year career at RNZ. After making her name as an unparalleled interviewer, she switched places and let Sunday Morning's Jim Mora ask her… Video, Audio
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Batting first proves fruitful in Ford Trophy opening round
Northern Districts, Canterbury and Otago have notched opening-round wins, all through batting first in the Ford Trophy men's one-day cricket championship.
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The troubled past of Lynne Martin, found dead after being jailed for murdering her father
It is difficult to imagine a level of sibling enmity greater than that which existed between John Allison and his sister Lynne Martin.
