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Bill Cosby testifies under oath for first time
Bill Cosby has testified under oath for seven hours in response to a civil suit brought by a woman who accused the veteran comedian of sexually abusing her when she was 15.
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Tonga minister says CEDAW not dead
Audio 18 Sep 2015Tonga's Minister for Internal Affairs says he's still hopeful a controversial women's rights convention will be ratified despite reports the government is dropping the issue. Audio
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'Orchard in a box' - using GM to breed better apples
A greenhouse that is also a strict containment facility allows scientists to experimentally add apple genes to apple trees to speed up the breeding of new varieties Audio
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'Orchard in a box' - using GM to breed better apples
A greenhouse that is also a strict containment facility allows scientists to experimentally add apple genes to apple trees to speed up the breeding of new varieties
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Spectrum's Life and Times (Part 1 of 2)
After 56 years in National Radio and 43 producing Spectrum, Jack Perkins is calling it a day. His swan song is a 2 part chat with Spectrum's co-founder, Alwyn (Hop) Owen about the life and times of… Audio, Gallery
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Pacific missing gravity of youth unemployment issues:SPC
Audio 27 Aug 2015The Secretariat of the Pacific Community says countries in the region must improve their collection of data on youth in the Pacific. Audio
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Apple 'plans to turn voicemails into texts'
People who keep forgetting to check their voicemails might be in luck - Apple is reportedly working on technology that will turn verbal messages into texts.
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Corrections Minister rejects resignation call
The Corrections Minister is rejecting calls for his resignation over the scandal surrounding the privately run Mt Eden prison.
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Labour calls for minister to resign
Corrections Minister Sam Lotu-Iiga is under pressure over when he knew about allegations a prisoner at Mt Eden Prison had been dropped from a balcony.
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FIFA informant squeeling since 2011
Prosecutors in America have revealed the former FIFA executive committee member Chuck Blazer was secretly providing authorities information for nearly two years before he admitted guilt.
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Where in the world is 'AH-ding-ligh'?
When '-cester' spells '-oostuh' and 'w' makes no sound at all: Radio New Zealand's Presentation Standards Manager Hewitt Humphrey on the pronounciation of British towns and places. Audio
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Former FIFA exec admitted taking bribes
A former executive committee member of FIFA told a US judge in November 2013 that he took bribes in connection with the 1998 and 2010 World Cups.
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Glory in their Eyes
For many New Zealanders, Gallipoli was to be the biggest adventure of their lives. To them fighting for King and Country was a calling and an honour, fresh-faced young men with glory in their eyes set… Audio, Gallery
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UN worried about infant nutrition in Vanuatu
Audio 8 Apr 2015The United Nations says it is concerned about proper nutrition for mothers and babies in Vanuatu after cyclone Pam struck. Authorities estimate around ninety percent of the food gardens in the mostly… Audio
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April fools' day: the round-up
We round up the year's best April Fools' stories: we laughed, we cried, we swore that a $13 million leaning tower couldn't be real... Video
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Recording the goings on (and on and on)
Megan Whelan goes behind the scenes with Parliament's Hansard reporters.
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Dusty road group claim bullying
A Northland group campaigning to seal dusty and dangerous forestry roads has been told to back off until after the by-election. Audio
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Steubenville
Kiwi Eleanor Bishop bases her new show on a notorious rape that was revealed to the victim via tweets. Eleanor is studying directing in America on a Fulbright Scholarship at the Carnegie Mellon… Audio
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Obama dismisses Netanyahu speech
Barack Obama says Netanyahu's Iran speech contains "nothing new".
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Netanyahu's nuclear warning
The Israeli prime minister has warned that a deal under discussion on Iran's nuclear programme could "pave its way to the bomb", rather than block it.
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That's just creepy
Is privacy dead, or is it just taking a nap while social etiquette and the law catch up with technology?
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'Gifted' Celia Lashlie remembered
Following her death on Monday, Celia Lashlie is remembered for her work with teenage boys and stopping domestic violence. Audio
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Ex-Australia PM slams asylum policies
Australia's former prime minister Malcolm Fraser has hit out at the current asylum seeker policy of offshore detention.
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Advice sought on PM destroying texts
The Green Party has asked the Chief Archivist to look into whether Prime Minister John Key is destroying public records by deleting all of his text messages. Audio
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PM's contact with blogger questioned
Prime Minister John Key's contact with blogger Cameron Slater about a report on the SIS the night before it was released beggars belief, the leader of the Labour Party says. Audio
