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Strike action forces DHB to ask private hospital for help
The Rotorua-based Lakes District Health Board says it should know late tomorrow whether some operations will be done elsewhere during an upcoming strike.
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Burger King revolt: Residents pine for 'peace, fresh air'
A West Auckland neighbourhood is in a tussle with Burger King and city officials, because they say their house has been taken over by the stench of the nearby fast food outlet.
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17-strong team to contest World Track Cycling Championships
New Zealand will take a 17-strong team to the World Track Cycling Championships in Poland at the end of the month.
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Viagogo illegally sold Lions tickets, court told
The Commerce Commission has told the High Court ticket reselling website Viagogo broke the law by selling tickets to the 2017 British and Irish Lion's tour.
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Townsville, QLD declared disaster zone
Audio 4 Feb 2019The army has been called out in the Northern Queensland city of Townsville to help evacuate thousands of people from flood hit areas. Local MP Nick Dametto joined Checkpoint, and described just how… Video, Audio
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Antonio Carlos Jobim Songbook
Audio 2 Feb 2019In the last of his Summer Songbook Series, Nick features the music of Antonio Carlos Jobim.
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CTV building designer accused of 'gaming the system'
The engineer whose firm designed Christchurch's CTV building is being accused of abusing the system to avoid accountability.
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CTV designer fights attempt to investigate him
CTV designer Alan Reay is appealing a High Court decision which would have cleared the way for his professional body to investigate his supervision of the design of the CTV building, which collapsed… Audio
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Peter Jackson's Beatle dreams come true
Opinion - From collecting low-grade bootlegs of Let It Be out-takes to directing a brand new Beatles film, Peter Jackson's obsession with the Fab Four is genuine and deep-seated, writes Nick Bollinger…
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Zach Condon is glad to be out of America
The Beirut mastermind on his love of ghost peppers, his hatred of HD TV, and his new album Gallipoli. Video, Audio
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Tiny Ponsonby section ‘only $750,000’
Deep in the heart of Auckland's posh Ponsonby is 95sqm of vacant residential land….and it could be yours for $750,000. Real estate agent Craig Watkins shows Lisa Owen around the tiny empty lot… Video, Audio
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Minimalist living: Life inside a container home
Is the solution to the so-called housing crisis thinking outside the box, or actually moving into the box? Lisa Owen and cameraman Nick Monro visit an alternative to the traditional home-owning dream.
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Why don't we have four-year government terms?
National MP Nick Smith is the latest MP to come out in support of four-year parliamentary terms. Why IS New Zealand's term so short, and should it be extended? Audio
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The Panel with James Nokise and Niki Bezzant (Part 1)
Audio 30 Jan 2019Sixteen insurance companies have been cited for a variety of unethical practices, including charging customers for expired policies, selling policies people can't legally use, and not properly… Audio
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Proposal to replace Irish backstop backed by British parliament
MPs have backed seeking "alternative arrangements" to replace the Irish backstop in Theresa May's Brexit plan.
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Song Crush - Ep 1: Sharon Van Etten/Lawrence Arabia
The Sampler's Nick Bollinger is on hiatus for six months while he writes a book, so RNZ Music has a brand new music podcast. Song Crush, hosted by audio obsessive Kirsten Johnstone, brings you the… Audio
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Song Crush - Ep 1: Sharon Van Etten/Lawrence Arabia
The Sampler's Nick Bollinger is on hiatus for six months while he writes a book, so RNZ Music has a brand new music podcast. Song Crush, hosted by audio obsessive Kirsten Johnstone, brings you the…
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UK leader under new pressure to secure EU Brexit concessions
Pro-Brexit British lawmakers are mounting a campaign to rescue Theresa May's rejected European Union divorce deal, as major retailers warned the UK could face food shortages if it leaves the bloc…
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Portal Fest strikes a chord in the capital
Portal fest is a new contemporary music festival taking place over two weekends in Wellington, the weekend just gone and this coming weekend. Nick Tipping explores more. Audio
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Is there room for a centrist green party in Parliament?
Power Play - It's no surprise talk of a new environmentally-focussed centrist political party is being welcomed by National, because under MMP it will need a support partner if it is to take the reins…
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Black Sticks fall short in hockey doubleheader
The Black Sticks men and women have opened hockey's new Pro League competition with hard-fought losses to the Netherlands in Auckland.
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Song Crush - Ep 1: Sharon Van Etten/Lawrence Arabia
Host Kirsten Johnstone is joined by RNZ music producers Tony Stamp, and Yadana Saw, The Sampler’s Nick Bollinger (who is off writing a book for the next six months) and Sharon Van Etten super-fan John… Video, Audio
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Sharon Van Etten on leaving New York, motherhood and new album Remind Me Tomorrow
American singer-songwriter and indie favourite Sharon Van Etten just released her fifth album, Remind Me Tomorrow. She speaks to Kim Hill. Video, Audio
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Govts often abuse Electoral Act to stay in power - Nick Smith
Both major parties have changed the law to benefit their own re-election chances, Nick Smith says, as he puts forward some ideas on electoral reform.
