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Canterbury scientist to grow protein crystals in space
A Canterbury scientist will have a key part of her research sent to the International Space Station later this year, with hopes it could lead to major advances in the medical field.
Dr Sarah Kessans… Audio
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Interest for New Zealand to host the Commonwealth Games
Aotearoa is considering hosting the 2034 Commonwealth Games.
If successful it would be the fourth time we have held the games.
Christchurch has held it once and Auckland twice, in 1959 when it was… Audio
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The persistent medical myths about endometriosis
Exhausting sick leave, forking out for private medical procedures and being told outdated information are just some of the ongoing challenges that women with endometriosis face.
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Christchurch Airport welcomes direct flights with US
It could be good news if you're planning a Christmas trip to the US - direct flights from Christchurch to America.
From the start of December, a United Airlines Dreamliner will depart the South… Video, Audio
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NZ makes initial move to host 2034 Commonwealth Games
New Zealand has taken a tentative step in bidding to host the 2034 Commonwealth Games. Audio
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Woman sentenced for her role in the Christchurch murder of Jared Little
A woman claims the victim of a murder was her friend, despite sharing his whereabouts with his killers and telling them to "get him" before he was stabbed 13 times.
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More flight services to US announced
New flights from the United States are expected to bring a cash injection to New Zealand's economy, with $44m forecasted for the seasonal service.
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Buying land now for use decades later needed to keep costs down - Commission
The current "wait and see" approach meant valuable infrastructure is not being built as land is already being used or too expensive to purchase by the time it was needed.
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Food cost hike: 'I'm a solo mum with two kids and I struggle'
Cash-strapped shoppers are giving up on buying fresh fruit, vegetables and meat, while parents struggle to afford healthy food to fill kindergarten and school lunchboxes.
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Christchurch live music venues fear song will soon be over
The number of people living in Christchurch's central city is aimed to almost triple over the next five years.
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Christchurch keen for central residents, but a threat to city venues
Christchurch's plan to bring new life to its inner city centres is based on boosting the number of residents who live there.
But nightlife venues say that could also threaten them. The city council… Video, Audio
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Reducing class sizes by one won't do much, say teachers, parents
Some parents are struggling to see how taking just one student out of a teacher's classroom will lift their child's learning outcomes.
The Education Minister announced the Goverment will reduce… Video, Audio
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White supremacist jailed over abusive messages to probation officers
A notorious white supremacist has been jailed for four months for sending his probation officer abusive messages.
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Missing man linked to unexplained death in North Canterbury
Father-of-three Richard Leman has been missing since 11 April; now the car he was driving has been found at a derelict property in Rangiora.
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'It could have been a lot worse': Father's warning after girl trapped under log at beach
The father of a 10-year-old girl in hospital after being crushed by a massive log at a Gisborne beach is warning other parents to be on the lookout for the dangers posed by woody debris. Audio
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10 year old in hospital after being pinned under a log
A 10 year old is in hospital this morning after being trapped and crushed under a log at a Gisborne beach at the weekend.
Juliana Marston, who was on holiday from Christchurch, has fractured her… Audio
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Geraldine road where three died known to be 'notorious' among locals
Residents and community leaders in the South Canterbury town of Geraldine say a "notorious" stretch of road where three people were killed overnight has been prone to crashes.
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The Panel with Julia Hartley-Moore and Phil O'Reilly (Part 2)
Audio 17 Apr 2023Today on The Panel, Wallace Chapman and panellists Julia Hartley-Moore and Phill O'Reilly discuss the idea of restoring passenger rail in New Zealand. Plus, they discuss the shortage of homestays in… Audio
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Orchestra Wellington: Fundamental Forces
Orchestra Wellington presents 'Fundamental Forces' with guest violinist Natalia Lomeiko. Audio
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50-year-old man facing charges over aggravated robberies in Canterbury
A man has been arrested in relation to several aggravated robberies over the last three weeks.
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The Detail's Long Read: The Tarras Airport dogfight
The dogfight over Tarras Airport: Opposition to plans for a new airport in the South island is intense and building. Audio
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The Detail's Long Read: The Tarras Airport dogfight
The dogfight over Tarras Airport: Opposition to plans for a new airport in the South island is intense and building.
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National Concerto Competition 2023
The 55th National Concerto Competition took place in March of 2023, featuring three of New Zealand's top pianists under the age of 25. Audio
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Record number of cranes masks looming slowdown, says academic
A record number of cranes at work shows resilience in the country's construction sector, according to a new report. Audio
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Scabies cases on rise amongst student populations
Scabies cases are spreading among student populations, but access to treatment is proving difficult, with topical creams in short supply around the country.
