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Country Life: Cold start to calving for Darfield farmer
Dairy farmer rewarded for environmental efforts on Canterbury plains
It's all go in the calving shed, but with tech doing the heavy lifting, dairy farmer Dan Schat has time for a yarn about the cold, the costs, and the season so far.
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New Zealand and the low Earth orbit economy
New Zealand and the low Earth orbit economy
New Zealand's first microgravity science experiment went to the International Space Station in 2024. Could it pave the way for more commercial opportunities in space? Video
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New Zealand science in space
Audio 16 Sep 2025In March 2024, a rocket launched from Florida carrying New Zealand’s first science payload to the International Space Station. The small cube, named Lucy, is a protein crystallisation lab developed… Audio
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Blood cancer patients say govt breaking promise on life-saving drugs
C is for Commitment: Blood cancer patients say govt breaking promise on life-saving drugs
Families accuse National of failing to deliver promised life-saving medicines, forcing some to fundraise or move abroad. Audio
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SCOFF: The South Island food festival into its sixth year
SCOFF - What started as a way to help hospitality venues through the pandemic is now in full swing for the sixth year in a row. Audio
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Rugby: Midfield crisis hits Black Ferns' World Cup campaign
Midfield crisis hits Black Ferns' World Cup campaign
The Black Ferns are facing a midfield injury crisis five days out from their World Cup semi-final, with an unnamed player flying in as cover.
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Hundreds still without power as heavy winds hit Coromandel Peninsula and Bay of Plenty
Hundreds still without power as heavy winds hit
Most of the damage was caused by collapsed trees that brought down powerlines. Audio
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Ranfurly Shield rugby live updates: Canterbury v Tasman
Canterbury retain Ranfurly Shield with last-gasp try over Tasman
Hooker George Bell scored after the final siren to keep the Log O' Wood in Christchurch.
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The NZ vs South Africa rugby test that really matters
The NZ vs South Africa rugby test that really matters
The Black Ferns confront South Africa, a rapidly emerging power who hope in this World Cup quarterfinal to become New Zealand's nemesis like their male counterparts.
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Helicopter used to catch man fleeing police
Helicopter used to catch man fleeing police
A man will appear in Christchurch District Court after a police pursuit overnight.
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NRL playoffs: NZ Warriors v Penrith Panthers - what we need to know
Warriors v Panthers - what you need to know
The four-time defending NRL champions will come to Mt Smart with nine wins in their last 10 outings against the Wahs.
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Flat out calving but the robots are on the job
It's all go in the calving shed, but with tech doing the heavy lifting, dairy farmer Dan Schat has time for a yarn about the cold, the costs, and the season so far. Audio
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Payback plan: Selwyn candidate proposes salary refunds for rate rises over inflation
Candidate proposes salary refunds for rate rises
Sam Wilshire is proposing that councillors should refund their salaries to match any rate rise over inflation.
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Email threat closes Timaru Boys' High School for the day
Email threat closes Timaru Boys' High School for the day
Timaru Boys' High School has shut for the day after an anonymous email threat was sent to students.
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Professor calls for government to begin AI education earlier
'Misses the point': Professor calls for AI education to begin earlier
It comes as the government looks to introduce Generative AI as a year 13 subject. Audio
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Disruption on Auckland Harbour Bridge possible, as country braces for thunderstorms
Wind may cause problems on Harbour Bridge as thunderstorms loom over country
NZTA is warning of strong wind gusts across the Auckland Harbour Bridge today.
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'Every day I wail': Mother's heartbreak after drugged driver killed daughter
'Every day I wail': Mother's heartbreak after drugged driver killed daughter
The mother of a 17-year-old killed when Kyan Stack drove under the influence of drugs has described her ongoing suffering.
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Christ Church Cathedral could reopen in five years in cheaper restoration plan
Christ Church Cathedral could reopen in five years
A new, cheaper restoration plan could halve the massive $85 million funding shortfall that saw work stopped last year.
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Tech fails leave Electric Avenue festival fans angry, frustrated and ticketless
Festival fans angry as tech fails leave them ticketless
Music fans scrambling for tickets to Christchurch's Electric Avenue festival have vented their anger and frustration at missing out.
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White Ferns bring in new faces alongside veterans for World Cup
White Ferns bring in new faces alongside veterans for World Cup
A long-serving White Fern selected for her last Cricket World Cup has been chosen alongside four newcomers for next month's tournament.
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Science: Bumblebee puzzle buddies, waterproof spider nests
Science commentator Ximena Nelson joins Kathryn to talk about two studies that give us some insights into bumblebee and spider behaviour. Audio
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Investors turn to AI to make decisions
Investors turn to AI to make decisions
More than a third of retail investors are using AI tools like ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot to make investment decisions.
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'Just nuts': Lack of footpaths in Christchurch suburb riles Halswell councillor
Lack of footpaths for developing Christchurch suburb riles councillor
Andrei Moore says having to drive a few hundred metres down the road because there's no safe way to walk to the park 'is just nuts'. Audio
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NRL: Five nailbiters that saved NZ Warriors' bacon in run to playoffs
Five nailbiters that saved Warriors' bacon in run to NRL playoffs
No other team won as many squeakers as the Auckland-based side.
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Woman in custody after Christchurch house fire
Woman in custody after Christchurch house fire
Fire and Emergency says four fire trucks and a command unit were sent to a Sockburn property where they put out a small fire.