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National cautious on ACT's call to reduce MP numbers
National has some sympathy for ACT's call to reduce the number of MPs, but won't support the policy in its current form, the party's electoral reform spokesperson Nick Smith says. Video, Audio
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Wallabies ace Hooper fit for Bledisloe Cup
Wallabies captain Michael Hooper has passed a fitness test and will join exciting uncapped backs Tom Banks and Jack Maddocks in an expanded squad for the Bledisloe Cup clash with the All Blacks.
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Dr Nick Munn: technology raising ethical questions in farming
Rapid advances in technology on farms are creating ethical dilemmas for farmers. Dr Nick Munn from Waikato University says there are big ethical implications in using hi-tech tools to help on a farm.
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Monsanto asked to come clean on potential cancer link
An Australian cancer lobby group is urging Monsanto to come clean on any potential links between Roundup and cancer following a major lawsuit in the US.
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Gone Fishing: Top lawyers to represent Gail Maney
Three top lawyers have stepped in to represent Gail Maney as she tries to clear her name for a murder she says she didn't commit.
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Some of the best tracks of 2018 (so far, in our opinion)
The RNZ Music Team bring dancefloor bangers and warm fluffies to their mid-Winter play and tell. Video, Audio
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Cheika laughs off NZ grab for underdog tag
All Blacks coach Steve Hansen will struggle to convince anybody that his side deserve to start as underdogs in the Bledisloe Cup opener, including his own players, Michael Cheika says.
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What is the ‘waka jumping’ bill?
MPs spent all night Tuesday and a lot of Thursday debating it but just what is the Electoral (Integrity) Amendment Bill?
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What is the ‘waka jumping’ bill?
MPs spent all night Tuesday and a lot of Thursday debating it but just what is the Electoral (Integrity) Amendment Bill?
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Question Time for 9 August 2018
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DARROCH BALL to the Minister of Defence: What progress, if any, has been made regarding the procurement of a flight simulator for the NH90 helicopter fleet?
Hon PAULA BENNETT to the Prime Minister…
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RBNZ likely to hold rates for longer
The Reserve Bank has left the official cash rate at a record low 1.75 percent and signalled its expects to be on hold for longer than previously forecast, perhaps as long as late 2020. Audio
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RBNZ keeps cash rate steady, on hold for longer
The Reserve Bank (RBNZ) has held its cash rate unchanged amid softening economic growth and stronger inflation, but signalled it expects to keep rates low for longer.
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Question Time for 8 August 2018
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Hon SIMON BRIDGES to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by all her Government’s policies and actions?
KIRITAPU ALLAN to the Minister of Finance: What reports has he seen on the need for innovation…
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The Sampler: Azimuth by Mali Mali
Nick Bollinger discusses the internal geography and emotional meteorology of Ben Tolich a.k.a. Mali Mali Audio
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The Sampler: Future Me Hates Me by The Beths
Nick Bollinger discusses the hook-filled songs of romantic defeat on the debut album of Auckland power-popsters The Beths. Audio
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The Sampler: Personal Best by Chelsea Jade
Nick Bollinger reviews the synth-soaked debut of Los Angeles-based Kiwi expat Chelsea Jade. Audio
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The Sampler: 7 August 2018
Nick Bollinger reviews the synth-soaked debut of L.A.-based expat Chelsea Jade; hook-filled songs of romantic defeat from The Beths; and the internal geography and emotional meteorology of Mali Mali.
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The Sampler: Azimuth by Mali Mali
Nick Bollinger discusses the internal geography and emotional meteorology of Ben Tolich a.k.a. Mali Mali
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The Sampler: Future Me Hates Me by The Beths
Nick Bollinger discusses the hook-filled songs of romantic defeat on the debut album of Auckland power-popsters The Beths.
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The Sampler: Personal Best by Chelsea Jade
Nick Bollinger reviews the synth-soaked debut of Los Angeles-based Kiwi expat Chelsea Jade.
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The Sampler: 7 August 2018
Nick Bollinger reviews the synth-soaked debut of L.A.-based expat Chelsea Jade; hook-filled songs of romantic defeat from The Beths; and the internal geography and emotional meteorology of Mali Mali.
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Question Time for 7 August 2018
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Dr DEBORAH RUSSELL to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports has he seen on the New Zealand economy?
Hon SIMON BRIDGES to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by all her Government’s policies…
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Avondale Bowling Club's financial woes
In Auckland the once-mighty Avondale Bowling Club is struggling now for members. As Stuff points out, it was once a haunt of Phil Goff's, and Helen Clark was its patron. Audio
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SBW opens up about a return to league
Sonny Bill Williams has left the door open to making a return to rugby league, declaring off-field opportunities will guide his next career move.
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Sport: Wind makes for challenging first round at Fiji International
Three Australians and a New Zealander are tied at the top of the leaderboard on 5-under after the first round of play at the Fiji International golf tournament at Natadola.
