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Evidence for charter schools does not bear scrutiny - Minister
Many charter schools will be able to integrate into the state system once their contracts are terminated by the government, the Education Minister says. Audio
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Streets of Philadelphia overflow with Eagles fans
Hundreds of thousands of fans of the Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday welcomed home their Super Bowl-winning team with a massive parade and celebrations that filled the city's streets.
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Scientist sceptical of council kauri dieback treatment
Auckand Council is expanding trials of a treatment for kauri dieback in the Waitakere Ranges but sceptics say it won't stop the devastating tree disease. Audio
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Hunting Rangitoto Island's black cat
Checkpoint visited Rangitoto Island today to search for a feline pest, alongside the Department of Conservation, in a desperate attempt to keep the island pest free. Video, Audio
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Reserve Bank keeps cash rate at 1.75%
The Reserve Bank has held its cash rate unchanged as expected amid subdued inflation and moderate economic growth.
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US stock market continues wild ride
The US stock market is still fluctuating wildly amid frantic trading on Wall St. It follows the biggest one-day fall in six years on Wall St on Monday, which sparked a sell-off in Asia and Europe. New… Audio
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Ruins by First Aid Kit
Nick Bollinger tunes in to the American strains of Swedish singing sisters First Aid Kit. Audio
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Activity by Gold Medal Famous
Nick Bollinger lends an ear to the language and loops of local synth trio Gold Medal Famous. Audio
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The Sampler: Culture II by Migos
Nick Bollinger considers why Atlanta hip-hop trio Migos might be this generation's Beatles. Audio
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The Sampler - 6 February 2018
Nick Bollinger considers whether Atlanta rap trio Migos might be this generation's Beatles, and lends an ear to the American textures of Swedish singing sisters First Aid Kit, the cut-up constructions… Audio
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Ruins by First Aid Kit
Nick Bollinger tunes in to the American strains of Swedish singing sisters First Aid Kit.
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Activity by Gold Medal Famous
Nick Bollinger lends an ear to the language and loops of local synth trio Gold Medal Famous.
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The Sampler: Culture II by Migos
Nick Bollinger considers why Atlanta hip-hop trio Migos might be this generation's Beatles.
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The Sampler - 6 February 2018
Nick Bollinger considers whether Atlanta rap trio Migos might be this generation's Beatles, and lends an ear to the American textures of Swedish singing sisters First Aid Kit, the cut-up constructions…
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Willis in doubt for Comm Games
New Zealand runner Nick Willis is in serious doubt for the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.
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Willis suffers fractured leg
New Zealand runner Nick Willis is in serious doubt for the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.
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Eagles soar past Patriots for first Super Bowl crown
For the first time, the Philadelphia Eagles are Super Bowl champions.
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Melbourne Lord Mayor quits amid sexual harassment allegations
Lord Mayor of Melbourne Robert Doyle has resigned seven weeks after allegations of sexual harassment were made against him.
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Where are all the drinking fountains?
A new study has found 80 percent of playgrounds in the lower North Island are without drinking fountains.
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Burnley hold City to a draw
Premier League leaders Manchester City paid the price for missed chances as they were held to a 1-1 draw at Burnley.
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Breakers keep playoff hopes alive
The New Zealand Breakers have stolen Illawarra's thunder in crunch time to claim a 77-73 NBL win in Wollongong.
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Top guns headline Gold Coast athletics squad
Veteran athletes Dame Valerie Adams and Nick Willis head the 15 strong New Zealand athletics team named this morning for the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games in April.
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Not enough drinking fountains in playgrounds
One of the great, free options for keeping the kids occupied in summer is taking them to the local park. But on a hot day they may be hard pressed to cool off with a drink of water. Audio
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Midday Sports News for Friday 2 February 2018
Veteran athletes Dame Valerie Adams and Nick Willis head the 15 strong New Zealand athletics team named this morning for the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games in April. Audio
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Door not shut at Reds but Cooper free to leave
Unwanted Wallabies flyhalf Quade Cooper has been granted permission to leave the Queensland Reds, but the door on him playing for the side in Super Rugby this season has still not been completely…
