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Ministry struggled to explain water standards, emails show
The Environment Ministry's own officials struggled to explain the government's proposed freshwater standards to the public, emails reveal. Audio
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Landlords told to come clean on rental insulation
Landlords are failing to disclose how much insulation is in their rental properties when they sign up new tenants, the Building and Construction Minister says. Audio
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Ministry "struggling" to explain water standards
The Environment Minister might've sold the Government's new water standards to make 90% of all rivers swimmable by 2040 to fellow MPs, but it appears the details are still as murky for ministry… Audio
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Landlords breaking new insulation law
Investigators monitoring the Government's new regulations around rental properties and insulation say landlords are breaking the law by failing to disclose how much insulation is in their rental… Audio
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Protesters decry cow numbers and irrigation
Greenpeace activists and health experts have been bluntly told there will will be no national limit on the number of dairy cows allowed.
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Global cyber attack affects New Zealand
Local arms of global companies are shutting down operations as a precaution against a worldwide ransomware attack. Audio
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Peter Burling's home yacht club excited by his America's Cup
The Commodore of Peter Burling's home club, the Tauranga Yacht and Boat Club, Nick Wrinch and Peter's fellow club member Elly Warren, say they were excited by his win and that Peter has worked his way… Audio
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The New Happy by Glass Vaults
Wellington indie-pop outfit Glass Vaults mixed their new album with spine-tingling sensations in mind. Nick Bollinger assesses their success. Video, Audio
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The Sampler 27 June 2017
In The Sampler this week Nick Bollinger experiences the skin-tingling pop of Wellington's Glass Vaults; an album from Mercury prize-winners Alt-J that seems to travel between time zones; and the… Audio
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Chuck by Chuck Berry
Nick Bollinger discusses the swansong of rock'n'roll founding father Chuck Berry. Audio
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Relaxer by Alt-J
Nick Bollinger reviews an album from Mercury prize-winners Alt-J that seems to travel between time zones. Audio
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Relaxer by Alt-J
Nick Bollinger reviews an album from Mercury prize-winners Alt-J that seems to travel between time zones.
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The New Happy by Glass Vaults
Wellington indie-pop outfit Glass Vaults mixed their new album with spine-tingling sensations in mind. Nick Bollinger assesses their success.
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The Sampler 27 June 2017
In The Sampler this week Nick Bollinger experiences the skin-tingling pop of Wellington's Glass Vaults; an album from Mercury prize-winners Alt-J that seems to travel between time zones; and the…
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Chuck by Chuck Berry
Nick Bollinger discusses the swansong of rock'n'roll founding father Chuck Berry.
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Peter Burling's home yacht club celebrates
The Commodore of Peter Burling's home yacht club in Tauranga Nick Wrinch looks back on a brilliant effort by Team New Zealand. Audio
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Egg-throwing Kiwis catch a break
A New Zealand duo has cracked the record for the longest throw and catch of an egg.
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Am Cup down to the wire
Commodore Nick Wrinch of the Tauranga Yachting and Power Boat talking about the pressure now on the America's Cup sailors. Audio
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The Panel with Mai Chen and Stephen Franks (Part 1)
Audio 26 Jun 2017Commodore Nick Wrinch of the Tauranga Yachting and Power Boat talking about the pressure now on the America's Cup sailors. Andrew Dickson of Massey University on whether public policy trying to save… Audio
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All Blacks v Lions: Who rated the best in NZ's 30-15 win
LIONS TOUR: The All Blacks have taken a one-nil lead in their Test series against the Lions, winning 30-15 in Auckland. Matt Richens rates the players. Video
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Inside Out: Part 1, 24 June 2017
This week Nick checks out music by Yusef Lateef, Christine Jensen, and Ron Carter, plus a beautiful solo tune by pianist Andrew Hill. Audio
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Inside Out: Part 2, 24 June 2017
This week Nick checks out swinging tunes from Mark Lockett and Oscar Peterson, crossover tracks from Lionel Loueke and Katya Sourikova, and vocal acrobatics from Luciana Souza. Audio
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Green Party to contest Nick Smith's Nelson seat
The Green Party will fight National's Nick Smith for the Nelson seat in this year's election, the first time the party has tried to win a seat since 1999.
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Why isn't NZ following the UK's lead on cladding testing?
Analysis - British authorities are doing urgent tests for combustible cladding at a rate of 100 a day. Phil Pennington asks why New Zealand's not doing the same?
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Greens to campaign for electorate seat for first time in 18 years
The Green party will contest Nick Smith's seat in Nelson. It announced today former journalist and Nelson City Councillor Matt Lawry would run on a 'two ticks' campaign in the electorate. Video, Audio
