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Warning from history in ‘gang warfare’ panics
Recent reports about gangs and an upswing in gun crime echo a similar panic 25 years ago which prompted a political backlash and hasty changes in the law. A new report looking back at that says most… Audio
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Warning from history in ‘gang warfare’ panics
Recent reports about gangs and an upswing in gun crime echo a similar panic 25 years ago which prompted a political backlash and hasty changes in the law. A new report looking back at that says most…
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'I believe it can occur in my lifetime' - Christchurch Irish Society president on a united Ireland
An Irish community leader in Aotearoa says the election of Sinn Féin in Northern Ireland is a historic day which will hopefully continue the peace process.
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John Psathas launches a double percussion concerto
Audio 8 May 2022Composer John Psathas came up with the music for a new double percussion concerto The All-Seeing Sky after reading Dante's Inferno. Big emotions and big ideas are contained in the piece, which he's… Audio, Gallery
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Devils Trumpet - Pt 7
Audio 8 May 2022If There is No Shelter - Pt 2
A woman stays with her traumatised father in post-quake Christchurch while struggling to deal with her own betrayal.
Told by Harriet Prebble Audio
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Oxford sheep farmers spin a good yarn
Jack and Eleanor Patterson started with a dozen Polwarth sheep but that's grown into a flock of over 200. It wasn't the original plan though and now the hobby has turned into a business and the… Video, Audio
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Oxford sheep farmers spin a good yarn
Jack and Eleanor Patterson started with a dozen Polwarth sheep but that's grown into a flock of over 200. It wasn't the original plan though and now the hobby has turned into a business and the…
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Playing Favourites with Lyttelton legend Al Park
Al Park is about to release his first solo album in 20 years, Pony, featuring songs written from the 1970s to now. Video, Audio
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Country halls come to life with indie music sessions
Tiny country halls in Hawke's Bay are ringing to the sound of music as creator, curator and roadie Jamie Macphail takes his Small Hall Sessions around the province. Video, Audio
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Country halls come to life with indie music sessions
Tiny country halls in Hawke's Bay are ringing to the sound of music as creator, curator and roadie Jamie Macphail takes his Small Hall Sessions around the province.
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Devils Trumpet - Pt 6
Audio 7 May 2022If There is No Shelter - Pt 1
A woman stays with her traumatised father in post-quake Christchurch while struggling to deal with her own betrayal.
Told by Harriet Prebble Audio
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Eleanor Bishop: new opera draws inspiration from Janet Frame
Writer Janet Frame's time at Seacliff Mental Hospital in the 1940s and 50s has provided inspiration for a new operatic work premiering in Christchurch this month. Audio
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'Shameful' suppression of Armenian flag at Ataturk memorial
A Wellington man who claims police threatened to trespass him from an Anzac Day memorial if he displayed an Armenian flag in memory of genocide victims says it is "shameful".
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ED staff punched, spat on, sworn at and sexually harassed by patients
Christchurch Hospital emergency department staff are still being punched, spat on, sworn at and sexually harassed by patients, despite efforts to stem violence and aggression in the workplace.
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Chief censor 'not surprised' terror attack footage still online
The man tasked with removing footage of the 2019 Christchurch terror attack is stepping down from his role after five years.
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In defence of Super Rugby Pacific
Analysis - This year's inaugural edition of Super Rugby Pacific has been beset by issues, leading to it being derided by plenty as it's struggled along, Jamie Wall writes.
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Chief censor 'not surprised' terror attack footage still online
The man tasked with removing footage of the 2019 Christchurch terror attack is stepping down from his role after five years. Audio
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Chief censor leaving the role today
New Zealand's chief censor, David Shanks, is stepping down from the job today after five years.
It's a confronting job for anyone, and he's likely to be remembered as the man who banned the video of… Audio
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'A lot of egos get thrown around': Call for change at NZ Broadcasting School
A former student of New Zealand Broadcasting School is calling on tutors to create a safe space for learning as students battle bullying. Audio
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Christchurch emergency department staff spat on, punched, harassed
Emergency department staff at Christchurch Hospital are still being punched, spat on, sworn at and sexually harassed by patients, despite efforts to stem the violence and aggression.
Recorded rates… Audio
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NZ Broadcasting School review finds bullying rife
An independent review into the New Zealand Broadcasting School in Christchurch has found the school fosters a toxic learning environment where sexual harassment, bullying and harmful behaviour was… Audio
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ED staff punched, spat on, sworn at and sexually harassed by patients
Christchurch Hospital emergency department staff are still being punched, spat on, sworn at and sexually harassed by patients, despite efforts to stem violence and aggression in the workplace.
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Violence against Christchurch Hospital staff escalating
Emergency department staff at Christchurch Hospital are continuing to be punched, spat on, sworn at and sexually harassed by patients, despite efforts to stem violence and aggression by patients.
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Top Stories for Friday 6 May 2022
Today on RNZ National. Christchurch hospital ED staff say they continue to be punched, spat on and sexually harassed by patients. People are waiting until the pain is so bad they can't sleep before… Audio
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'Friends who surf together' stoked to challenge world's best
Four Taranaki teenagers are hoping to carve up the opposition at the world junior surf champs in El Salvador this month.
