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Storm debris cleared from Wellington coastal road
Storm debris have now been cleared from a coastal Wellington road that had been closed due to heavy swells.
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Sport: 'Ikale Tahi hoping to starve Fiji of ball
With the home side possessing plenty of pace out wide, Tonga captain Taniela Moa says the key to victory in this afternoon's Pacific Nations Cup clash against Fiji in Lautoka...
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Sport: Motivation not a problem for 'Ikale Tahi
Tonga insist they won't be lacking for motivation in this afternoon's closing Pacific Nations Cup rugby clash against Fiji in Lautoka. The 'Ikale Tahi won their most recent match against...
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The Man from Mo'unga'one by Jack Taylor
Audio 22 Jun 2012Read by Suli Moa
According to legend, the people of Mo'unga'one in the Ha'apai islands of Tonga are never harmed by sharks and we find out why.
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NZ falling behind in green race, says lobby group
New Zealand is lagging behind the rest of the world in the green race, a lobby group warns.
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Sport: Tonga rugby names new-look squad for PNC
Just fifteen members of Tonga's 2011 Rugby World Cup squad have been included in the 'Ikale Tahi team named for next month's Pacific Nations Cup tournament. Among those not named...
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Phone app company increases overseas revenue
Moa Creative, a small New Zealand smartphone application development company, says about half of its revenue is coming from overseas contacts following a lucky break early in 2011.
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Songs from the Inside
Audio 29 Mar 2012Musicians Warren Maxwell and Ruia Aperahama (along with Maisey Rika and Anika Moa) conducted a programme teaching songwriting to prisoners in Rimutaka and Arohata Corrections Facilities. Their work… Audio
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Taonga gift clears way for return to Maori owners
Ngati Awa leader Pouroto Ngaropo says the good relationship the iwi has with a Pakeha family that has held a collection of historic moa and human bones since the mid-19th century, is enabling the…
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Manu Korihi News for 20 March 2012
Audio 20 Mar 2012A Ruatoki resident says following a recent armed offenders call out there - it feels like the community can always expect that when police are called - they'll be armed with guns; A Ngati Awa leader… Audio
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Manu Korihi News for 20 March 2012
Audio 20 Mar 2012A Ngati Awa leader says the good relationship the iwi has with a Pakeha family that has collected moa and human bones is enabling it to return the taonga back to Maori ownership; Ngati Ranginui says… Audio
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Fossil Dig
Join palaeontologists at a Central Otago fossil site that reaches back 16 to 19 million years to prehistoric Zealandia Audio
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Fossil Dig
Join palaeontologists at a Central Otago fossil site that reaches back 16 to 19 million years to prehistoric Zealandia
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Book Review - Death on Demand
Audio 14 Mar 2012Emma Hart gives us her verdict on Paul Thomas' Death on Demand which is published by Hodder Moa. Audio
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Weather warnings lifted for North Island, except Bay of Plenty
MetService has lifted heavy rain warnings for most parts of the North Island but says heavy rain will persist for time in the Bay of Plenty.
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Greens sign MOA with National Party
Audio 21 Dec 2011The Green Party has gone a touch blue again. It's signed a renewed memorandum of understanding with the National Party, agreeing to work together on projects such as the home insulation scheme, the… Audio
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Blue Smoke: These Kia Ora Islands
New Zealand artists’ cover versions of overseas hits – and early original pop songwriting. Audio
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Chip Matthews on Musical Chairs
Nick Atkinson follows this dedicated musician and DJ during a busy day behind the turn-tables, on stage, in the studio and in front of the classroom. Audio
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Blue Smoke: Combos and Comedians
Chris Bourke enters the world of musical comedy and cabaret that New Zealand nightclubs offered in the early 1960s. He warns that some of the recordings are deeply corny - while others remain risqué.
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Marine energy projects announced
The Government says New Zealand's huge potential for generating electricity through marine energy will be explored with three different marine energy projects.
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Sport: Tonga make four changes for French game
Tongan coach Isitolo Maka's made four changes for Saturday night's Pool A match against France. Viliame Iongi and Andrew Ma'ilei comes into the backline with Fetu'u Vainikolo and Samisoni Fisilau...
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Sport: 'Ikale Tahi regain focus for Japan clash
Tonga have once again rung the changes for Wednesday night's must-win Pool A clash with Japan in Whangarei. Eight new faces come into the starting fifteen, with lock Tukulua Lokotui...
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Sport: Taniela Moa looked to spark Tonga backs
The Tonga rugby coach sees half back Taniela Moa as the potenial ignition point of his backline and that why he's been moved out to first five for today's world...
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Sport: Cup programme prompts wholesale changes to Tonga rugby side
The Tonga rugby coach says the short turnaround prompted the wholesale changes to the side to face Canada in a pool A world cup game tomorrow in Whangarei. Isitolo Maka...
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McCaw says All Blacks can't wait for kick-off
The 2011 Rugby World Cup begins in Auckland on Friday when the All Blacks take on Tonga in the first of 48 games to be played in New Zealand over the next two months.
