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Mentally ill and behind bars: 'The poor guy shouldn't be in jail'
A man with severe mental illness is bounced between healthcare and prison because he can't get accommodation and treatment. A leading forensic psychiatrist says hundreds are in the same position.
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Crusaders ponder future after 13th Super Rugby win
Another Super Rugby trophy will be settling into its new home at Crusaders HQ in Christchurch after the competition kings outclassed old rivals the Blues 21-7 in Saturday night's final in Auckland.
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Robertson celebrates Crusaders win
The Crusaders' dynasty rolls on with a 13th Super Rugby title in 24 years locked away.
The red and blacks won the inaugural Super Rugby Pacific title 21-7 over the Blues in Auckland on Saturday… Audio
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A new home for the Super Rugby trophy
Yet another Super Rugby trophy will be settling into its new home at Crusaders HQ in Christchurch.
The most dominant team in competition history have again proven they're the benchmark - producing a… Audio
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Scott Robertson on latest Crusaders Super Rugby win
The Crusaders' dynasty rolls on with a 13th Super Rugby title in 24 years locked away.
The red and blacks won the inaugural Super Rugby Pacific title 21-7 over the Blues in Auckland on Saturday… Audio
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Super Rugby Pacific 2022: What we learned
The Crusaders finals win capped off a rough inaugural season for Super Rugby without South Africa - so what did we make of Super Rugby Pacific, and what could change? Video
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The audacious plan to link the US with Russia
The 'Strait Guys' follows George, and his protégé, Scott, as they join forces with Russian visionaries and dare to try the impossible by connecting the InterContinental Railway through Alaska, to the… Audio
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Flood of new charges for excess water users in Christchurch
Christchurch City Council will begin charging households for excess water usage in the coming months.
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The week in Detail: Infrastructure, sanctions and Trevor Mallard
The Detail brings you the issues that matter every weekday. Here's what we covered this week. Audio
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The week in Detail: Infrastructure, sanctions and Trevor Mallard
The Detail brings you the issues that matter every weekday. Here's what we covered this week.
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Rush to Gold Coast: 'We're running out of seats on planes'
The Gold Coast tourism industry is bouncing back and travellers from New Zealand are playing a big part in the recovery.
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MIQ in Rotorua was 'unfair' - Lakes DHB member
In its last meeting before dissolution, a Lakes District Health Board member has taken a final swing at the government over MIQ, saying it was "imposed" on the city.
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Super Rugby final: Signs point to Blues title win, but don't rule out a Crusaders smash and grab
Comment - It's happy days at Eden Park as they prepare to do something the All Blacks embarrassingly couldn't achieve the last time they were there - a sold-out stadium, Jamie Wall writes. Video
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The Panel with Guy Williams and Ali Jones (Part Two)
Wallace and panellists Guy Williams and Ali Jones speak to those calling the increase in GIB supply a "drop in the bucket." They also discuss the Christchurch Santa Parade moving off the streets, and… Audio
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The Other Fellow documentary world premiere at the Doc Edge Festival
Audio 17 Jun 2022The Other Fellow is a documentary which chronicles the stories of real people around the world with the name James Bond, and what it's really like to live in the shadow of the fictitious 007. Video, Audio
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St Andrew's College students win international maths competition
Audio 17 Jun 2022A team of four students at Christchurch's St Andrew's College have won an international mathematics award for their work modelling the most time-effective way for passengers to board and disembark a… Audio
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Super Rugby Pacific final revives rivalry
The next chapter in one of Super Rugby's most storied rivalries will be written in Saturday night's 2022 title decider.
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Banks Peninsula residents kick up stink about consent for massive cattle feedlots
A petition has been handed to Canterbury politicians urging that a plan for four composting feed farms near Te Waihora Lake Ellesmere be stopped.
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Cheaper transport and more support for Cantabrians comes as rates set to skyrocket
Cantabrians are set to receive cheaper public transport, more flood recovery support and an extra $300,000 in contestable community funding.
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Tourists, snowfall make perfect start to Queenstown ski season
Unprecedented early season snowfall & the return of tourists have combined for the perfect opening day to Queenstown's ski season.
Reporter, Timothy Brown, and camera operator, Nathan McKinnon… Video, Audio
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'I used to pray to die': Woman endured years of abuse in multiple settings
Home was like Once Were Warriors for Kath Coster - who is the third generation of her family to have been in state care.
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New faces for Football Ferns
Former Australian rep one of three new names for Football Ferns tour of Europe.
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West Coast DHB plays surgery catchup in Christchurch
Additional orthopaedic operations for West Coast residents have been carried out in private hospitals in Christchurch in the past month, as Greymouth hospital attempts to reduce waiting times…
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Govt rules out more support for Chch stadium blow-out
As Christchurch ratepayers have their say on the future of the city's beleaguered new stadium project, the Prime Minister has made it clear there'll be no more money from central government. The… Audio
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Are big projects doomed to be late and over-budget?
The Detail - Transmission Gully, the Christchurch stadium, the Waterview Tunnel, the Wellington Town Hall - why do big infrastructure projects take longer and cost more than we expect?
