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'Chickening out': Accusations fly as attempts to reschedule debate fall short
The organisers of a high-profile leaders' election debate say they worked to the last minute to find another date and it's "extremely disappointing" it has proved to be in vain.
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Quake strengthening begins at historic Taranaki Cathedral
Strengthening work will soon start at Taranaki Cathedral - seven years after New Zealand's oldest stone church was closed due to earthquake risk.
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Labour and national scramble to reschedule leaders' debate after Hipkins' Covid diagnosis
Labour and National are frantically working to see if they can find a way to reschedule tomorrow night's leaders debate hosted by The Press, after Labour leader Chris Hipkins tested positive for… Audio
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Can children's testimony be trusted? Experts weigh in on Peter Ellis case
An American psychologist who gave evidence at the Supreme Court hearing into the Christchurch Civic Creche case has told a new RNZ podcast that a child's evidence can be just as reliable as an…
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Voting opens as Hipkins goes down with Covid
Early voting opens Monday 2nd October, and hundreds of polling booths will be available for people to start casting their votes from 9 o'clock Monday morning.
It comes as Labour's campaign is turned… Audio
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Election 2023: Early voting opens
The Electoral Commission chief executive says two in three people voted early in 2020 and that's expected to go up slightly this election.
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"A way of making people move" - Coaxing veggie gardens in Christchurch
Podcast episode — 01 October 2023It takes a bit of grit to grow veges in the Christchurch winter, but a group of Fijian families are rising to the challenge via a University of Canterbury-led project.
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E04: Money Talks
Peter Ellis is arrested and charged with child sexual abuse. Creche parents are panicked and horrified. But what has really been happening at the creche? Audio
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A sometimes summer of sun
A change in our three-year La Niña weather pattern will turn the tables on our summer – but don't think El Niño isn't also without its issues. Audio
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"A way of making people move" - Coaxing veggie gardens in Christchurch
It takes a bit of grit to grow veges in the Christchurch winter, but a group of Fijian families are rising to the challenge via a University of Canterbury-led project. Audio
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"A way of making people move" - Coaxing veggie gardens in Christchurch
It takes a bit of grit to grow veges in the Christchurch winter, but a group of Fijian families are rising to the challenge via a University of Canterbury-led project.
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A sometimes summer of sun
A change in our three-year La Niña weather pattern will turn the tables on our summer – but don't think El Niño isn't also without its issues.
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Live election updates: Next leaders debate may be affected by Hipkins' Covid
Labour has released its manifesto and is promising free hours of maths and literacy for school students.
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Green Party unveils policy priorities and fiscal plan review
The Green Party has unveiled its policy priorities as well as an independent fiscal review, which it says shows their plan adds up.
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Homes still without power in Far North as chilly temperatures hit overnight
More than a 100 homes remain without power in the Far North after thunderstorms swept through yesterday.
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Shorter treatment for prostate cancer available in New Zealand
A cancer support charity says the breakthrough in treatment for prostate cancer is a game-changer.
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Calling Home: Simon Butchard in Warsaw
Audio 1 Oct 2023Calling home this week is Simon Butchard, who grew up in Christchurch but now lives in Warsaw with his wife Ania and their twins. Audio
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Are John Beckenridge and his stepson Mike hiding in Asia?
For the first time, family friends talk about what they believe really happened to John Beckenridge and his stepson, Mike.
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Issues over possible extension for smelly West Coast private landfill
Whether or not a private landfill should get more time to fix ongoing smell problems has been complicated by a WorkSafe shutdown and investigation, and advice is being sought, a West Coast council…
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Rugby World Cup: The All Blacks and Italy's one-sided history
Given the All Blacks' up and down form of late and the promise that Kieran Crowley's side shown in the past two seasons, there are feelings that Italy's accursed run of results might change. Video
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Icon of Lyttelton set to re-open after years of being quake damaged
An icon of Whakaraupō Lyttelton Harbour is set to re-open tomorrow, after being damaged in the Canterbury Earthquakes. The Governors Bay jetty, locally known for its extraordinary length and… Video, Audio
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Election updates: National's plan will lead to more child poverty - Labour
Labour leader Chris Hipkins says the National Party's fiscal vision "says everything about their priorities". Follow all the latest updates from the campaign trail with with RNZ's live blog.
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NZ Live: LEISURE
Since their 2015 debut single 'Got it Bad', somewhat mysterious Auckland RnB group LEISURE have become international fan favourites. Following the exciting announcement of their first US headline… Video, Audio
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Election 2023: What you need to know before voting
Explainer - Early voting will begin for the general election. So let's take a look at the nuts and bolts of casting a vote. Video
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'A timeless taonga': Only known customary Māori sail Te Rā returns to Aotearoa
Te Rā is believed to be over 200 years old and will be on display at Tāmaki Paenga Hira, the Auckland War Memorial Museum. Audio
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