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Tourism firm bears pressure of bushfires and coronavirus outbreak
The campervan rental and tourism company now expects a full year profit of around $24 million compared with last year's $29.8m.
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Audio Foundation Summer Series: a week of curious sounds in Auckland
If you're in the Super City and a fan of unusual sounds, check out next week's summer series from the Audio Foundation. The event kicks off on Sunday 2 February with two Japanese sound artists joining… Video, Audio
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Wuhan coronavirus: New Zealand sharemarket takes a hit
The NZX Top 50 is down nearly one percent, with tourism and travel related stocks suffering the most.
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Wuhan coronavirus CoV2019 explained
A new virus first appeared in humans in Wuhan, China on 31 December 2019 and has since spread to four countries. What is it and how does it spread?
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A Celebration of Song
A celebration of song with artists as diverse as Joni Mitchell, Nick Cave and the King's Singers. Video
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Calling Home: Dr. Janine Krippner in Washington D.C.
Janine Krippner can't remember a time in her life when she hasn't been completely besotted by volcanoes, and with a lead role at the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program in Washington D.C., she is… Audio
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Wellington road closures to last months after sewerage collapse
Parts of central Wellington will remain at a standstill for months as authorities admit they still don't know how to fix a key part of a sewerage collapse in the central city.
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Central Wgtn roads to stay shut months longer than anticipated
Audio 15 Jan 2020Parts of central Wellington will remain at a standstill for months while authorities figure out how to stabilise a collapsed pipe.
A major sewerage pipe at the corner of Willis and Dixon streets… Audio
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Giant sinkhole swallows bus in China, killing six
CCTV footage shows an explosion after the bus and bystanders fell into a hole that opened up at a bus stop.
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Excavating human remains from the middle ages in Uzbekistan
Scientist Dr Rebecca Kinaston from the University of Otago travelled to Uzbekistan to dig up human remains from the backyards of local villages and says they can teach us a thing or two about… Audio, Gallery
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David Ellacott and Chris Whitehouse - cave rescues
Audio 5 Jan 2020Our summer series on lifesavers continues - in this episode we learn about cave rescues, which is highly specialised and involves a huge amount of training. Audio, Gallery
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Thailand cave resue: Navy seal involved in operation dies from infection
Petty Officer Beiret Bureerak, who took part in the rescue of 12 boys and their football coach from a flooded cave last year, died from a blood infection he contracted during the operation.
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Collapsed pipe likely to be decommissioned - Wellington Water
It's likely a collapsed section of pipe that stalled Wellington's sewerage system for two days will not be fixed.
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Best of 2019: the freethinkers
Audio 17 Dec 2019Best of 2019 - Some of our most popular characters of the year walked roads less travelled; they refused to hate, they yodelled, lived off the grid and created gourmet garden sheds.
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Story of the day with Robert Kelly
Audio 13 Dec 2019The dating of cave art in Indonesia this week has changed the timeline for how we understand human art and development. The paintings depict a hunting scene and have been dated as more than forty… Audio
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Brother's fears mount that body will remain on Whakaari / White Island
A man whose brother died on White Island after the eruption fears his body will never be recovered because of officials' red tape. Audio
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Assessing the risks of tours to Whakaari / White Island
Only permitted operators are allowed to take tourists on guided tours to White Island / Whakaari. But should the level two Volcanic Alert have caused enough concern to discontinue tours? Video
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VIDEO PREMIERE: Valkyrie perform ‘Closer’ live at Huia Point
RNZ Music is proud to present this stunning live recording from South Auckland three-piece Valkyrie. ‘Closer’ was recorded and shot against the beautiful backdrop of Auckland’s Huia Point. Video
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Elon Musk wins defamation case over 'pedo guy' tweet about diver
Elon Musk did not defame a British diver who helped in last year's Thai cave rescue by calling him a "pedo guy" in a tweet, a US jury has found.
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Crusaders' logo change not good enough - Bidwell
Like a dad with no idea how to cook dinner, you feel the Crusaders just grabbed a bit of everything they think people will like, thrown it in the pot and hoped for the best, writes Hamish Bidwell.
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Erebus: NZ's gigantic, unresolved mess
Opinion - The Erebus disaster - 40 years ago today - devolved into blame and conspiracy. This is the perfect day to start talking about it in a more mature way, Michael Wright writes.
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Alt-Kiwi
William Dart takes a listen to three recent releases from our own shores: new CDs from The Floral Clocks and Kingsley Spargo, and a collection of Miley Cyrus covers curated by Bryce Galloway. Video, Audio
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Philip NORMAN: Plato's Cave
Reuben Chin (saxophone), Peter Barber (viola), Jian Liu (piano). Recorded by RNZ Concert, 20 November 2013 Audio
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Australian heroes of Thai cave rescue
The two Australian medics involved in the perilous rescue of 12 boys and their football coach from the Tham Luang cave last year, speak to Kathryn about the ordeal. It was a mammoth rescue mission… Audio, Gallery
