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NZ Live: Troy Kingi
On the new album Time Wasters, Troy Kingi uses his voice as an instrument layered over ambient music "to give it a bit more balls". The multi-talented Māori musician and actor performs the… Video, Audio
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Lab workers on strike again over pay
Staff at one of the country's biggest laboratory services will strike again, claiming they are underpaid compared to Te Whatu Ora employees.
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Aaradhna: 'I've learnt to just put my foot down on things that I believe'
This month, Aaradhna released a new single called 'SHE'. The award-winning R&B artist tells TAHI's So'omalo Iteni Schwalger about the self-ownership that's shaped the music on her upcoming album. Video
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Former US police officer pleads guilty for part in fatal shooting of young NZer
A former US police officer has pleaded guilty to his part in the fatal shooting of a Christchurch-born man in Colorado, but his family says their suffering continues as they "tirelessly pursue…
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Fifty best films: Rashomon
Dan Slevin makes his first trip to Japan in his survey of the Sight & Sound top 50 films of all time. Video
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Women's cricket: Aspirational or lagging behind?
New Zealand's women's domestic cricket programme is lagging behind other countries, according to the White Ferns captain, but others call it an "aspirational pathway".
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The kiwi video game taking over the world
Audio 16 Nov 2023Christchurch based video games developer, Black Salt Games was set up during COVID. Their first game Dredge was released earlier this year. The four person team were hoping it would sell enough to… Audio
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Grand - and humble - designs recognised in 2023 architecture awards
A courtroom, a lifesaving tower and a bridge are among the homes and workplaces recognised in the 2023 New Zealand Architecture Awards held tonight in Wellington.
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Thousands turn out to see best bulls and heroic hogs
A scorching day in the Garden City brought masses of people to the second day of the New Zealand Agricultural Show. Audio
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Mosque attack inquest reveals dramatic recording
Dramatic recordings of police radio communications as the Christchuch mosque attacks unfolded show emergency services scrambling to respond. The coronial inquest into the 2019 terror attacks continued… Audio
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'Keep Christchurch safe': Mission for police on day of terror attack revealed
Dramatic recordings of police radio communications as the mosque attacks unfolded capture officers scrambling to respond have been played in the inquest into the shootings.
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Council pushes ahead with fluoridation, despite High Court ruling
However, a longtime anti-fluoride campaigner wants the council to halt the $4.5 million-plus drinking water fluoride implementation process.
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NZ's best BBQers battle it out at Christchurch Show
Brisket, bone-in, chuck, prime, sirloin and short rib - just about any other cut you can imagine - is being cooked up at this year's Canterbury A&P Show.
It's part of the annual Let There Be Meat BBQ… Audio
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Christchurch council to investigate opening meetings to public
A Christchurch councillor who's fed up with secrecy of meetings has finally made headway on making informal meetings open to the public.
Councillors voted unanimously on Wednesday to investigate… Audio
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Police incident controller gives evidence at mosque inquest
The police incident controller on the day of the Christchurch terror attacks says he was shouting out to his staff to pass on critical information to ambulance dispatchers - but never checked that the… Audio
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Canterbury University student arrested in halls facing taser charge
A Canterbury University student facing weapon possession charges following his arrest last month has again appeared in the Christchurch District Court.
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Angela Blackmoore murder trial: Killer denies trying to shift blame for her death
A man jailed for murdering Christchurch woman Angela Blackmoore has told the High Court David Hawken threatened to kill his family if he did not commit the crime.
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'Bombs in the car, he's armed up': Radio transcript from terrorist's arrest read out in court
The officers who apprehended a terrorist after he attacked two mosques in Christchurch on 15 March 2019 believed he had bombs in his vehicle.
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Axle Rose the star at this year's NZ Agriculture Show
There was a real appetite for consumption at this year's NZ Agriculture Show, with a rare belgian blue hitting the stage.
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More details emerge about attempted breakout at Oranga Tamariki facility Te Puna Wai ō Tuhinapo
More details have emerged about an attempted breakout that ended in a stand-off on an Oranga Tamariki youth justice facility's gym roof. RNZ has obtained reports about the incident, revealing what… Audio
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Former police district commander gives evidence at mosque inquest
Audio 15 Nov 2023A former police district commander says officers need more training so they can better respond to mass casualties like the 2019 Christchurch terror attacks.
John Price has been giving evidence at the… Audio
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The mystery of the man who reported his own murder
Very few people report their own murder - but that's exactly what Dave Davan did as he lay dying in hospital. Audio
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Fascinators, heels and colourful suits de rigueur at Christchurch's Cup day
The flash fashion was out in force in Christchurch today as about 13,000 people headed to Addington raceway for Harness Racing's biggest day, IRT New Zealand Trotting Cup Day. Audio
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'Always a risk' of an attack at places of worship - senior police officer
A senior policeman has told the Christchurch mosque inquest that there is always a risk of attacks at New Zealand places of worship.
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Christchurch cup day: Fascinators & colourful suits on display
Audio 14 Nov 2023The fascinators, colourful suits, and high heels were out in force in Christchurch today as about 13,000 people headed to Addington raceway for Harness Racing's biggest day. Cup Day is also the TAB's… Video, Audio
