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Rohingya: Exile in the Rakhine
Graeme Acton asks if the lives of Myanmar's Rohingya people will improve now Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy is in power. Video, Audio, Gallery
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Gold medals beckon Maloney and Junior
Gold medals beckon Maloney and Junior
The New Zealand sailors Andy Maloney and Josh Junior are well placed to win gold medals at a sailing regatta in Spain.
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Guam to seek vote on its political status this year
Guam to seek vote on its political status this year
Voters in Guam may finally get the chance to vote on the territory's political status, with the US territory's governor announcing an ambitious plan to add a plebiscite to November's election ballot.
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No Canadian teams in ice hockey play-offs
No Canadian teams in ice hockey play-offs
For the first time in 46 years no Canadian National Hockey League team has made the Stanley Cup playoffs.
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Landslide finds prompt tsunami fears
Tsunami fears after landslides found in Lake Tekapo
Masses of landslides have been found on the bed of Lake Tekapo and now NIWA wants to know if more could trigger a tsunami. Video
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Man City stumble in title race
Man City stumble in title race
Manchester City's hopes of regaining the Premier League title suffered a blow as they were held to a goalless draw by struggling Norwich at Carrow Road.
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Nights' Pundit - Mathematics
Audio 1 Mar 2016Making the numbers add up is Dr. Dillon Mayhew from Victoria University's School of Mathematics, Statistics and Operations Research... the ABC conjecture - a mathematical problem that has been… Audio
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Encouraging more women to learn to code
Pearl Robin wants more people to overcome their fears and learn to code. She has just completed the Live the Dream programme, which helps young social entrepeneurs take their ideas to the next level… Audio
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He Wake Eke Noa - Pūhoro Māori Science Academy
Te Waoriki Hunia and Arama Yancey said it was kind of 'freaky' to meet a person who had actually been in space. The two Murupara area school students are talking about Colonel Rick Searfoss who… Audio, Gallery
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Poverty holding NZ school kids back
Poverty holding NZ school kids back at maths - OECD report
Poor children in New Zealand are more than six times more likely to do badly at maths than well-off children, a new OECD report says. Audio
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Students in last-ditch effort to get NCEA
Students in last-ditch effort to get NCEA
Giving former students one last chance to get final NCEA standards is not a soft option, principals say.
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From aeroplanes to guitars
It's easy enough to buy an instrument off the shelf, but how about making one yourself? Dave Gilberd of Goldbeard Guitars left behind a career as an aircraft engineer to pursue the art of guitar… Audio
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Entropy and Extropy
What is entropy (mathematically), and accordingly, is it's complement measure, extropy? - with Dr Frank Lad, research associate in Mathematical Statistics at University of Canterbury. Audio
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The mathematics of cancer
Dr Trevor Graham of Barts Cancer Institute, Queen Mary University of London is using mathematics as a way to identify patterns of growth in cancerous tumours. Audio
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This Way Up Part 1
Audio 30 Jan 2016Virtual dementia tour, science news (autism and seagrasses) and the mathematics of cancer. Audio
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British players continue to shine in Melbourne
British players continue to shine in Melbourne
British hearts swelled with pride at Melbourne Park as Andy Murray and compatriot Johanna Konta swept into the last four of the Australian Open.
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Moon landing conspiracy would not last long - study
Moon landing conspiracy would not last long - study
While conspiracy theorists might still insist that man never landed on the moon, the "hoax" would have been revealed in just 3.7 years, according to a new study.
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Buller rates back on the table
Buller rates back on the table
The Buller District Council is going back to the drawing board for a solution to what its mayor says was an overly complicated rating model.
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'I just felt like I was a criminal'
'I just felt like I was a criminal'
A Cook Island teacher arrested for failing to make student loan repayments insists he never heard from IRD, despite the department saying it tried to reach him several times. Video, Audio
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Nights' Overseas Reports - Japan
Palmerston North raised journalist Motoko Kakubayashi now resides in Tokyo and works for University of Tokyo's Kavli Institute for the Physics and Mathematics of the Universe, pop. 126,434,964 (est… Audio
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Sport: Semi finalists found at U17 Women's Football Champs
Sport: Semi finalists found at U17 Women's Football Champs
The semi finalists have been found at the Oceania Under 17 Women's Football Championship in Rarotonga.
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More maths grads = better economy, says professor
More maths grads = better economy, says professor
Companies need to invest in research and development if New Zealand is to grow its knowledge economy, says a leading mathematician.
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How to photograph a black hole
Seeing the impossible: Black hole event horizon snapshot due in 2017
A network of nine radio telescopes, dotted around the globe, is set to take the first ever picture of a black hole's event horizon in 2017.
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First win back at Chelsea for Hiddink
First win back at Chelsea for Hiddink
Champions Chelsea rediscovered the winning habit with a 3-0 victory at Crystal Palace to move away from trouble at the foot of the English Premier League table.
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Astronomy panel: Stargazing in New Zealand
2015 will be remembered as one of the great breakthrough years in our understanding of Mars and beyond. Indications of liquid water on Mars, new insights into black holes and the dwarf planet Pluto… Audio