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Kōhanga Reo trust defends trustee dismissal
The Kōhanga Reo National Trust is defending its decision to dismiss a trustee whose actions prompted the Serious Fraud Office to investigate the trust's commerical arm.
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Kindly Leave The Stage by The Distractions
Nick Bollinger focuses on the final part of a trilogy from Manchester's The Distractions. Audio
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Kindly Leave The Stage by The Distractions
Nick Bollinger focuses on the final part of a trilogy from Manchester's The Distractions.
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Winterdust by Matt Langley
Nick Bollinger digests a solitary set from Dunedin singer-songwriter Matt Langley. Audio
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Winterdust by Matt Langley
Nick Bollinger digests a solitary set from Dunedin singer-songwriter Matt Langley.
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My Heart Is A Beating Drum by Cave Circles
Nick Bollinger explores the percussive peregrinations of Riki Gooch, who records as Cave Circles. Audio
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My Heart Is A Beating Drum by Cave Circles
Nick Bollinger explores the percussive peregrinations of Riki Gooch, who records as Cave Circles.
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Dark Arts by The Nudge
Nick Bollinger tastes the nouveau-psychedelia of The Nudge. Audio
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Dark Arts by The Nudge
Nick Bollinger tastes the nouveau-psychedelia of The Nudge.
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9/11 trial set to be dominated by testimony about secret prison
The long running and troubled prosecution of five men accused of plotting the 9/11 terror attacks has resumed at Guantanamo Bay Cuba. Our correspondent Nick Harper has the latest from Guantanamo Bay.
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Top Stories for Tuesday 16 May 2017
Audio 16 May 2017There are more extraordinary revelations this morning about Transport Ministry fraudster Joanne Harrison who's behind bars for stealing nearly $750,000. After reading through hundreds of documents our… Audio
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Interest rate expectations rise - ASB survey
More people expect higher interest rates, as banks pay more to attract local deposits and cover higher overseas funding costs. Audio
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Housing fears rise in regions, fall in Auckland
More people think it's a bad time to buy a house and fewer expect prices to rise in the months ahead, the latest ASB survey shows.
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Inside Out Part 1: 13 May 2017
This week Nick features Bill Evans, and drops in on Jazz at Lincoln Center, Red Garland, and Thelonious Monk. Audio
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Inside Out Part 2: 13 May 2017
This week Nick features Bill Evans, with cameos from Thelonious Monk, Ray Brown, and Chick Corea. Audio
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Hydrofluorocarbon use to be cut by 80 percent
New Zealand will slash its use of the powerful greenhouse gases over the next 20 years.
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Slowdive impress with their first new material in 22 years
English shoegaze band Slowdive just released a new album after a twenty-year hiatus, impressing old fans and new. Video, Audio
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The Warehouse sales rise amid tough trading conditions
The Warehouse Group's third quarter sales are up slightly, despite a difficult trading period with mixed results across its brand stores.
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The Warehouse sales rise 1.7% amid tough trading conditions
The Warehouse Group's third quarter sales are up slightly, despite a difficult trading period with mixed results across its brand stores. Audio
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Government insists its trying to clean up waterways with new focus on swimmability
The Government's plan to clean up waterways is weaker than the standards it is set to replace, according to an official report released today. Chris Bramwell reports. Audio
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New swimmable standard 'less stringent' - NIWA
The government's plan to make New Zealand's rivers more swimmable is not tougher than the old standards, according to an official report.
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Nick Smith defends new home affordability measure
Most renters and potential first home buyers cannot afford their housing costs. But Building and Construction Minister Nick Smith maintains that the government's measures around housing provide a long… Audio
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Top Stories for Thursday 11 May 2017
Audio 11 May 2017White House says Trump had lost confidence in Comey; Housing costs unaffordable for renters, first home buyers; Nick Smith defends new home affordability measure; Maori challenge Government rules for… Audio
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ABC opposes bill to restore Pacific shortwave service
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation has made a Senate submission opposing a bill which would force it to restore its shortwave services for the Northern Territory and the Pacific.
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The Ecstatic Music of Alice Coltrane/Turiyasangitananda
Nick Bollinger discusses a retrospective set of devotional music from Alice Coltrane. Audio
