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RNZ Pacific News at 8am for 20 January 2025
Audio 20 Jan 2025The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport. Audio
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RNZ Pacific News at 7am for 20 January 2025
Audio 20 Jan 2025The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport. Audio
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RNZ Pacific News at 6am for 20 January 2025
Audio 20 Jan 2025The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport. Audio
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The summer I... moved to New York
Every aspiring journalist dreams of working somewhere like New York City. For a few months one summer, Nik Dirga got to give it a go.
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PM's top-heavy reshuffle piles on portfolios to trusted MPs
Analysis - The prime minister has taken a close hard look at the varying skills of his ministers, resulting in a portfolio allocation imbalance following Sunday's reshuffle, Jo Moir writes.
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Inauguration Day, Trump-style: What will happen?
The countdown is on for the pomp and circumstance that will unfold when Trump is sworn in inside the Capitol due to frigid weather.
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Whale pod may have to be euthanised: DOC
Thirty pilot whales remain stranded on Puponga Beach near Pakawau.
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Vanuatu one month on: aftershocks, a no-go zone and anxiety
Downtown Port Vila remains a no-go zone; Star Wharf is still out of action and some areas have not had their water supply reconnected.
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Polling underway in Vanuatu
Over 180,000 registered voters are expected to cast their votes today with polls now open in Vanuatu.
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Shane Reti expected to lose health portfolio in reshuffle
The Prime Minister is rearranging his team ahead of their first caucus meeting on Tuesday.
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Whanganui council-iwi agreement: How will this work?
An iwi partnership is being considered by Whanganui District Council, which could encompass management of reserves, and a trust to foster social well-being - and could be legally binding.
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Dame Lynley Dodd: 'Children deserve the very best in words'
At 83, beloved children's author Dame Lynley Dodd has only recently begun to view her own carefully crafted stories as literature. Audio
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Job cuts: Elective surgeries could be at risk
At least one elective surgery was postponed at Auckland Hospital last week and it is feared other surgeries could be affected because of a reduction in staff booking them.
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Auckland FC soar back in 3-0 victory
Follow all the action from Go Media Mt Smart Stadium, Auckland.
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Nashville Babylon: 18 January 2025
This week's 2 hour summer special features classic reggae from Prince Buster, blues and soul courtesy of Al Green, Big Mama Thornton and Rory Gallagher plus new tracks from Miles Calder and The… Audio
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Prolink NZ estimated to owe creditors $4.01 million
The company remains at the centre of a major investigation by Immigration New Zealand that commenced as early as September 2023.
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Decision on proposed Waikato medical school taking too long - union
The school aimed at producing more GPs to plug dire shortages, particularly in rural and regional areas.
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Demystifying competition surfing
What is the priority system? Who decides which surfer gets to ride a wave? How are rides scored? RNZ's Taranaki Whanganui reporter sat down with Surfing New Zealand chief executive Ben Kennings.
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A hard year but 'calls made over Wellington's demise overstated'
2024 was tough, but "there's more of an energy in the city" now the new year has dawned, owners say.
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50 years of Cold Chisel: It's now 'the best we've ever gotten on with each other'
This month, the "elderly rockers" tour NZ. Their biggest problem is getting through all the hits, guitarist Ian Moss tells Summer Times. Video, Audio
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RNZ Pacific news at 10am for 18 January 2025
Audio 18 Jan 2025The latest news and sport from RNZ Pacific. Audio
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RNZ Pacific news at 9am for 18 January 2025
Audio 18 Jan 2025The latest news and sport from RNZ Pacific. Audio
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RNZ Pacific news at 7am for 18 January 2025
Audio 18 Jan 2025The latets news and sport from RNZ Pacific. Audio
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What you need to know about SailGP Auckland
The world's best sailors are gathered on the Waitematā Harbour in a high-speed pursuit of excellence. Here are all the details.
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Samoa football aim high with bold scouting plan
Samoa is no longer satisfied with being one of the 'minnows' of Oceania football and wants to regularly compete against the 'big seven' of the region.