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Former Green MP Keith Locke dies, age 80
Former Green MP Keith Locke dies, age 80
Locke, known as a human rights and anti-war advocate, was in Parliament from 1999 to 2011.
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Energy Minister orders Electricity Authority review into pylon collapse
'A pylon should not just fall down' - Energy Minister
Simeon Brown has ordered the Electricity Authority to review the Northland outage.
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Vanuatu dream of repeating most famous win over All Whites on 20th anniversary
OFC Nations Cup: Vanuatu wants to repeat most famous win over All Whites
Twenty years after causing the biggest upset in Oceania football history by beating the All Whites in the 2004 OFC Nations Cup, Vanuatu once again hope to topple New Zealand.
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How to pick the right film for you at the Doc Edge Film Festival
How to pick the right film at the Doc Edge Film Festival
In the mood for some big emotions? Want to feel better about the environment? Film critic Dan Slevin serves up his pick of what's on offer at this year's festival.
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Newshub closure: Māori voices needed 'to make sure these stories aren't getting missed'
Newshub closure: Māori voices needed 'to make sure these stories aren't getting missed'
Māori journalists say the impending closure of Newshub's AM show on 5 July will be one less opportunity to have te reo Māori on the airwaves.
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Pasifika Sipoti wrap - results from the weekend
Pasifika Sipoti wrap - results from the weekend
A round-up of results from weekend sports, including OFC Men's Nations Cup fixtures, Super Rugby Pacific semifinals, Micronesian Games, T20 Cricket
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Turning the Tide | Trailer
Turning the Tide highlights the work of researchers, kaitiaki, and communities as they collaborate to improve the health of Aotearoa New Zealand’s moana. Video
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Good News: Stories that cheered us up for the week 10-16 June
Good News: Stories that cheered us up this week
Braille for blind opera-lovers, a TikTok-famous Porirua hairdresser and a men's health month are among this week's feel-good stories from RNZ.
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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon talks to media from Papua New Guinea
RSE numbers from Pacific need to double - Luxon
The heads of NZ and PNG have met to discuss signing a new partnership agreement between the countries, regional issues and more places for horticultural workers in New Zealand.
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501 appeal: Woman to be deported after forging medical letters claiming her partner had cancer
Woman deported from Australia to NZ after falsely claiming her partner had cancer
A Kiwi-born woman has been booted out of Australia after she forged medical letters claiming her locked-up partner had various cancers.
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Yachting NZ Olympic selection 'debacle' was waiting to happen, windsurfing veteran says
The 'dogshit' Olympic selection criteria
Being picked to go to the Olympics should be a cause for celebration. But that's hard when you've had to call in the lawyers to make it happen.
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Dan's the man: Why women in China are looking to ChatGPT for love
Why women in China are looking to ChatGPT for love
A special version of the chatbot is becoming popular with women who prefer it to real-world dating.
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How does your salary stack up?
How does your salary stack up?
New data reveals 'typical' wages across a range of jobs, and shows how where you live affects what you get paid.
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Martin Shkreli copied one-of-a-kind Wu-Tang Clan album, lawsuit claims
Martin Shkreli copied one-of-a-kind Wu-Tang Clan album, lawsuit claims
The plaintiff says the notorious "pharma bro" told fans he kept and had shared the album.
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FestPAC 2024: 'Fight against the extinction of Pacific people'
FestPAC 2024: 'Fight against the extinction of Pacific people'
A community elder from Guam says the Festival of Pacific Arts and Culture event is about more than "revitalising cultures". Audio
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Boot camps for young offenders are back – the psychological evidence they don't work never went away
Boot camps are back, but the evidence they don't work never went away
Analysis - Evidence shows the link between punishment, discipline and behaviour changes are weak at best, psychology experts say.
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Future of disputed land at Ihumātao still undecided as government meets with committee
Are you wondering what's happening with Ihumātao? So were we
The government says it has had "good robust kōrero" about Ihumātao with the committee tasked with deciding its future.
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Winter illness puts dent in school attendance as officials mull social media campaign
Only 15 percent of students passed attendance test
Only a fraction of pupils met the government benchmark for attendance in all four terms of 2023, new figures reveal. Audio
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Masterchef winner Karena Bird
Karena Bird won the MasterChef competition alongside her sister Kasey and since then the pair have travelled to at least 50 destinations around the world learning about food and culture. Recently the… Audio
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Wellington mayor Tory Whanau praised for revealing ADHD diagnosis
What happens when a public official announces an ADHD diagnosis
Wellington mayor Tory Whanau has been praised for her decision to publicly announce she has ADHD.
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Questions after hidden pipe spotted at famous China waterfall
Questions after hidden pipe spotted at famous China waterfall
An account for the Yuntai Mountain Waterfall said it was just getting 'a little help' to look good for visitors.
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Mangakōtukutuku College: Video shows another violent attack on student
Video shows violent attack on student at troubled school
"For God's sake, that's not what should be happening at our kids' schools," say frustrated parents.
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Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau reveals ADHD diagnosis with ‘significant traits of autism’
Tory Whanau reveals ADHD diagnosis with 'significant traits of autism'
"It's still something I'm learning about myself. I've basically gone 40 years without this diagnosis," Wellington's mayor says.
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How memes are becoming a mark of literacy
How memes are becoming a mark of literacy
Year 10 students were asked to analyse memes as part of their NCEA literacy exam on reading. But what about Shakespeare and Chaucer? Audio
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How the power of logic can help improve our lives
While we sometimes need instinct as a guide, as the "guardian of coherence" logic is a more helpful tool, says philosopher Patrick Giraud. In his new book Logic in the Wild, he argues developing a… Audio