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Trousers likely cause of fatal chopper crash - report
A report into a fatal chopper crash says there is evidence a pair of over-trousers from the helicopter became entangled in its tail rotor before it crashed.
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First insight into what caused helicopter crashes that killed Wallis brothers
Audio 20 Dec 2018As Wanaka's Wallis family prepares for their first Christmas following the death of brothers Matthew and Nick, the transport accident investigator has released its interim reports into the crashes… Video, Audio
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NZ GDP slows dramatically in lastest quarter
The economy grew at its slowest rate in nearly five years as weaker construction activity and food manufacturing dampened modest gains in other areas.
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Economic growth was at its slowest rate in last quarter
Economic growth was at its slowest rate in nearly five years in the last quarter, with GDP rising 0.3 pct. Audio
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Thompson and Clark probe - all you need to know
A report into the use of external security consultants is set to cause a shake-up within the public service. Emma Hatton explains the background to the issues that have been raised so far.
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The Sampler: Best of 2018
In the final Sampler for 2018 Nick Bollinger revisits a few of the standout releases from the past 12 months. Audio
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The Sampler: Best of 2018 International
Nick Bollinger surveys some of the outstanding international sounds of the past 12 months. Audio
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The Sampler: Best local albums of 2018
Nick Bollinger revisits some his favourite local sounds of 2018. Audio
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The Sampler: Best local albums of 2018
Nick Bollinger revisits some his favourite local sounds of 2018.
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The Sampler: Best of 2018
In the final Sampler for 2018 Nick Bollinger revisits a few of the standout releases from the past 12 months.
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The Sampler: Best of 2018 International
Nick Bollinger surveys some of the outstanding international sounds of the past 12 months.
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Aucklanders dig Albert Park tunnel plan
After 30 years trying to open up the huge tunnel complex beneath central Auckland's Albert Park, Bill Reid may finally be getting near his pot of gold. Audio
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Animal activists 'incredibly concerned' over egg farm plans
A small group of protestors have vented their anger over a proposal to build an egg producing farm in North Waikato.
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Record meth bust: Jailed bag woman 'ignored the human misery'
An Auckland woman who carried $3.5 million in cash in suitcases in the country's biggest known methamphetamine operation has been jailed for 14 and a half years.
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Four-lane highway only fix for road safety - Transport Forum
The Road Transport Forum says modern four-lane highways are the only practical solution for improving road safety on key routes. The Government has announced it will spend $1.4 billion on safety… Audio
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League: Player agents sign on with NRL
The NRL has avoided a damaging split with player agents, with all 109 of the game's "six-percenters" signing up to a new accreditation scheme.
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Crayfish population plummeting in Hauraki Gulf
Crayfish stocks in the Hauraki Gulf and Bay of Plenty are getting to crisis levels and some environmentalists are calling for a three-year ban until the population's back to normal levels. Audio
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Best of 2018: RNZ presenters and staff pick their favourite tracks
The team at RNZ - both on air and off - pick their favourite songs of 2018 and tell us what they're up to over summer! Video
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Songs that Slipped Out
Inevitably, William Dart reaches the end of the year and there are a number of tracks that he couldn't include in previous programmes. Now's the time to make amends and he features songs by Bobby Vee… Video, Audio
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Southee sparks Black Caps with five-wicket haul
Tim Southee has bagged his first five-wicket haul at the Basin Reserve as the Black Caps battled a stubborn Sri Lankan fightback on day one of the first test in Wellington.
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Conference runs late in pursuit of a climate change rulebook
Greens co-leader James Shaw is still involved in talks at an international conference in a bid to avoid deadlock on combating climate change.
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The Chase
Audio 15 Dec 2018It's a variety show this week, as Nick plays tracks from Christian McBride, Charmaine Ford and Charles Earland, and a tenor battle between Dexter Gordon and Gene Ammons. Audio
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RNZ Music's favourite international songs of 2018
The RNZ Music crew (Kirsten Johnstone, Tony Stamp, Nick Bollinger, Alex Behan, and Yadana Saw) make their music picks from 2018's crop of international releases and give their opinions on the… Video, Audio
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'Searching for Santa Claus': Nick Bollinger's favourite Christmas song
There have been calls to censor The Pogues' Christmas classic 'Fairytale Of New York', but it was never Nick Bollinger's favourite Christmas song anyway. Video
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Tastes of Horowhenua
On a slightly overcast Saturday in November, Horowhenua growers opened their doors to 2,000 members of the public for the third annual Horowhenua Taste Trail. The event is a chance for local producers… Audio, Gallery
