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Apology comes years after resthome resident assaulted
It's taken more than two years for health authorities to send an apology to the family of a man hit by a resthome worker.
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'If I assaulted an 86yo I'd be in jail right now'
A rest home worker convicted of assaulting an elderly dementia patient may face further legal action. In 2016 Sonali Ananta Deo was convicted and discharged at the Hamilton District Court of… Audio
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Rest home worker who slapped patient may face further action
A rest home worker convicted of assaulting an elderly dementia patient may face further legal action.
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2017 Easter Church Service
This Choral Eucharist comes from Holy Trinity Cathedral in Auckland with the Very Reverend Ross Bay, Bishop of Auckland, as presider, with the Reverend Bruce Keeley as preacher. Audio, Gallery
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Controversy in Fiji over ban on blood donations from gay men
Audio 14 Apr 2017Reports a gay man in Fiji was told he could not donate blood has sparked debate over whether it's Health Ministry's policies are discriminatory. Audio
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Fiji banning blood from gay men "plays into prejudices" says Deo
A Fiji politician says the policy of preventing gay men from giving blood plays into prejudices.
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Caregiver convicted and discharged over assault of 86-year-old
A former Hamilton rest home worker has been convicted and discharged for assaulting an elderly man in June last year.
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Fiji court hears multiple police brutality claims
The Lautoka magistrates court in Fiji has this week heard four complaints of police brutality in two separate criminal cases.
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6.9 magnitude earthquake near Fiji
A 6.9 earthquake struck just south of Fiji at a depth of 17 kilometres.
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Hymns on Sunday, 25 December 2016
A selection of traditional and modern hymns. In our Christmas Day programme there are plenty of great carols to sing along to including Joy to the World, O Come All Ye Faithful and - for those with… Audio
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Counsel in Concert
Counsel in Concert, a charity concert by a choir of singing Wellington based lawyers, returns again. This year Shakespeare inspired music is on the bill, including the NZ premiere and first live… Audio
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Winston to lower Fiji school exam results, - teacher union
The Fiji Teachers Union says exam results for students in cyclone-affected areas will be deficient.
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Fiji education ministry to investigate 'gagging' letter
Fiji's Education Ministry said it opened an internal investigation on Friday into why it sent a letter to schools gagging teachers who didn't first seek permission to talk in public.
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Fiji's education ministry 'backflips' on teacher gag
Audio 23 Sep 2016Fiji's teachers' union says the Education Ministry has retracted a letter it sent to all schools on Tuesday banning any unapproved speeches and interviews. Audio
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Fiji's teachers union says gagging letter 'retracted' by ministry
Fiji's teachers' union says the Education Ministry has retracted a letter it sent to all schools on Tuesday banning any unapproved speeches and interviews.
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Caregiver in court on assault charge
A woman has appeared in the Hamilton District court over the assault of an elderly man in her care.
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To be or not to be "Fijian"
The use of the word "Fijian" to describe all people in multi-racial Fiji is still a touchy subject, despite campaigns to push its use.
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To be or not to be "Fijian"
Audio 19 May 2016The use of the word "Fijian" to describe all in the country is still a touchy subject, despite campaigns to push its use. Audio
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Ronald DELLOW: Jubilate Deo
Philip Lloyd (trumpet), Massed Choir/ Peter Watts (conductor), Handbells (Diocesan School for Girls)/ Alison Miller (conductor). Recorded by Radio New Zealand Concert at the Ronald Dellow Music Trust… Audio
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Music and Dreams Part 2
The dark side of dreams - Nightmares and madness
Since ancient times, the arts have been inspired by dreams. Ryan Smith looks at some famous composers from different eras who have lifted ideas and… AudioThis audio is not downloadable due to copyright restrictions.
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Fiji faces child abuse challenges
Audio 29 Jan 2015Fiji's Police Commissioner says the police have a zero tolerance policy on offences against children and he has issued a plea to the community to report child abuse. Audio
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Fiji independent takes stock of her election loss
Audio 30 Sep 2014An independent candidate in Fiji to set up political party next time round. Audio
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Fiji vote for Bainimarama "mostly out of fear"
An independent candidate who failed to win a seat in Fiji's parliament says fear and insecurity led to Frank Bainimarama's victory in the election two weeks ago.
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Fiji independent plans political party
An independent candidate who failed to get elected in Fiji's polls says she and her supporters plan to set up a political party to fight the next election.