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Free food on offer for drivers at Hawke's Bay 'fatigue stops'
Fatigue's deadly effect on our roads is being countered in some areas by the use of manned "fatigue stops".
Hawke's Bay Regional Council introduced the concept a decade ago in which drivers are… Audio
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Labour MP Louisa Wall calls for homosexual law reform in the Cook Islands
Labour MP and LGBTQIA+ advocate Louisa Wall is calling on the Catholic church in New Zealand to support homosexual law reform in the Cook Islands.
Although a draft bill to decriminalise homosexuality… Audio
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New MPs finish their first week in Parliament
Forty first time MPs have had a big first week in the capital, receiving a crash course on how to do their job.
While the results from the special votes are still yet to be revealed, Labour MPs will… Audio
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Ghislaine Maxwell denies witnessing 'inappropriate' activities
US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's former girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell said she never witnessed "inappropriate underage activities" by him, according to transcripts of a 2016 deposition.
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More urgency needed to keep country Covid free
Audio 23 Oct 2020A leading health economist says the Government is again failing to convey the sense of urgency required to keep the country Covid-free. The comments follow news that an infectious person visited an… Audio
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American Samoa govt shutdown avoided via bill
American Samoa has avoided a government shutdown after the House of Representatives appoved an appropriations bill.
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Crown unwilling to give power to Māori, Oranga Tamariki hearing told
The Māori Women's Welfare League has told the Waitangi Tribunal that Māori initiatives to reduce the number of tamariki in their care have been short-lived because the Crown has all the control.
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Council blunder means no liquor ban in city centre
New Plymouth bar owners say they have noticed more unruly behaviour in the city since a council blunder meant the city's liquor ban is no longer enforceable.
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VIDEO PREMIERE: Foley ‘Rendezvous’
Kiwi duo Foley are back! RNZ Music is stoked to present this special live performance of their latest single ‘Rendezvous’. It’s the first in a series of stripped-back arrangements they’ll be creating… Video
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Tonga courts to consider tradition and custom during trials
Tonga's Parliament has unanimously voted to change the constitution to allow Tongan tradition and custom to be applied in the courts. Audio
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NZ group raided over donations to North Korea: 'It is totally needless'
An 80-year-old retired humanitarian worker and a presbyterian minister have had their homes raided by police over a donation used to purchase PPE in North Korea. Audio
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A constitutional change in Tonga raises some questions
The Tonga Parliament has unanimously voted to change the constitution to allow Tongan tradition and custom to be applied in the courts. Audio
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The dead heart of Auckland - rail progress is killing business
Construction of Auckland's City Rail Link is well underway and don't local retailers know it. It's killing the heart of the city and turned it into a cone zone, the sound of construction replacing the… Audio
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The dead heart of Auckland - rail progress is killing business
Construction of Auckland's City Rail Link is well underway and don't local retailers know it. It's killing the heart of the city and turned it into a cone zone, the sound of construction replacing the…
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LIVE VIDEO: NZSO Cadence - Grenfell & Mozart
Conductor Gemma New leads the NZSO in a concert full of rhythm and dance. Clockwerk introduces the different string sections of the Orchestra and Idomeneo is considered one of Mozart’s first great… Video
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Security agencies launch recruitment campaign
GCSB Director-General Andrew Hampton joins The Panel to talk about the jobs on offer. Audio
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More enrolment zones, less 'white flight' from low-decile schools
It's being suggested that introducing or altering 135 enrolment zones in Auckland could result in a lot less "white flight" from lower-decile schools.
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Ngā Taonga Sound Archives: Compulsory Military Training
While we wait for referendum results, Nga Taonga goes back to an earlier referendum: the 1949 vote which introduced Compulsory Military Training. Sarah Johnston takes us back in time. Audio, Gallery
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Northland Regional Council Māori seats vote
A Northland iwi leader is describing a vote by regional councillors to bring in Māori seats as hugely significant.
Seven of the eight councillors agreed to formally introduce Māori representation at… Audio
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School zone changes hoped to slow 'white flight'
A big increase in school enrolment zones is being touted as a way to slow white flight from low-decile schools.
The Education Ministry is introducing or altering 135 enrolment zones in Auckland over… Audio
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Councillor abruptly resigns after votes for Māori constituencies
Northland Regional Council today voted to bring in new Māori constituencies - in a controversial move that led to a long-term councillor resigning.
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More than half of abuse in care settlement money spent on process
The Ministry of Social Development has revealed than more than 60 percent of the money it has spent on settling historic abuse claims has gone on operational costs, legal aid and external legal fees.
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Tamatea/Dusky: The birthplace of New Zealand conservation
It's remote and rugged, an archipelago of over 700 islands - and the birthplace of New Zealand's conservation efforts. Tamatea or Dusky Sound's beauty and history have been captured in a new book by… Audio, Gallery
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Enrolment zones for Auckland schools set to change
A plan to introduce or amend 135 school enrolment zones in Auckland looks set to have a huge impact on where tens of thousands of children go to school. Audio
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Plan to redraw school zones could cause trouble if not done well - Principal
The president of the Auckland Secondary Principals Association is warning that parents might take legal action over a plan to introduce or amend 135 school enrolment zones in our largest city.
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