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Missing voices in media marking the switch to Orange
The easing of restrictions on pubs, clubs, cafes and restaurants after the Covid traffic light went 'Orange' this week was celebrated by media urging us to 'put on our dancing shoes'. Owners and…
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - All Blacks Sevens start strong in Canada, Lydia Ko off the pace at latest LPGA event and next England cricket captain could come from Christchurch.
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Police: The unenviable portfolio
Ministers of the crown may seem powerful, but the reality of their roles vary greatly. Some are endowed with great influence, some others just come with blame. Audio
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Police: The unenviable portfolio
Ministers of the crown may seem powerful, but the reality of their roles vary greatly. Some are endowed with great influence, some others just come with blame.
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Stars outshine the Tactix
The Northern Stars have made it two from two against the Mainland Tactix in Christchurch after a dominant 63-51 ANZ Premiership victory.
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National String Competition 2021
Audio 16 Apr 2022The 2021 National String Competition, presented by The Hill Family Foundation for Art and Music, held its Final round in the Diocesan Arts Centre - postponed because of Covid-19 until February 2022.
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Auckland's new Covid-19 cases not highest in NZ for first time
For the first time since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, Auckland does not have the most new daily community cases reported today.
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Arrest over death of Christchurch woman
A man has been charged with murder in relation to the death of a woman in Christchurch.
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New Brighton's Blair Parkes on forty years of songwriting
Christchurch musician Blair Parkes has had a long and storied career, even if he's not a household name. His first two bands All Fall Down and The Letter 5 were signed to Flying Nun in the late… Audio
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Music Alive: Whakatipu Festival 2022 Young Artist Recitals #1
Audio 16 Apr 20222022 Whakatipu Music Festival Audio
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Tami Neilson on her new song with Willie Nelson - Beyond the Stars
Award winning musician, Tami Neilson has proved that dreams do come true.
Since a young child touring with her Neilson family band, she always looked up to and dreamed of performing with Willie… Video, Audio -
Sloppy builders may be contributing to building inspection delays
Building inspection wait times have shot up for many councils, with some scrambling to reduce them from seven weeks back to the usual three to five days.
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One dead after car crash near Queenstown
One person has died and another has been critically injured in a crash near Queenstown.
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Blues hang on to beat Crusaders
The Blues have won in Christchurch for the first time in 18 years, defeating the Crusaders 27-23 in an enthralling Super Rugby Pacific match.
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Blues hang on to beat Crusaders
The Blues have won in Christchurch for the first time in 18 years, defeating the Crusaders 27-23 in an enthralling Super Rugby Pacific match.
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Super Rugby Pacific: Crusaders vs Blues
Blues are taking home a historic win against Crusaders after a top of the table clash in Christchurch tonight.
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Super Rugby Pacific: Crusaders vs Blues
Blues are taking home a win against Crusaders after a top of the table clash in Christchurch tonight.
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Week in Politics: Orange for everyone and troops for Europe
Analysis - The government steps over a line as it sends weapons to Ukraine, albeit indirectly. Louisa Wall fires a broadside as she leaves Parliament and some MPs blunder their way through the week.
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The volunteers who make all our Anzac poppies
Each year all the poppies that go out to RSAs up and down the country are made by a small team of volunteers in Christchurch. Audio
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The volunteers who make all our Anzac poppies
Each year all the poppies that go out to RSAs up and down the country are made by a small team of volunteers in Christchurch. Audio
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The volunteers who make all our ANZAC poppies
With ANZAC Day nearly here the stock of poppies in a Christchurch workshop are ready to bloom.
Each year all the poppies that go out to RSAs up and down the country are made by a small team of… Video, Audio
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Teacher named students and ridiculed their work on podcast
A Christchurch high school teacher who discussed sexual acts, drug use and his students on a podcast has been found guilty of misconduct.
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'Up the creek': Builder blasts council over long wait for house inspections
Some builders are threatening to bypass council inspections due to "absurd" delays in getting staff on site.
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Builders threaten to bypass inspections over delays
Some builders are threatening to bypass council inspections because they simply cannot afford to wait weeks amid "absurd" delays in getting staff on site.
Inspections in Christchurch are taking about… Audio
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Covid-19: Bar owner on orange move
After 80 days at the red Covid-19 setting, New Zealand is in Orange - giving people the freedom to gather in unlimited numbers, stand at bars, or go to school without masks.
Reactions on the streets… Audio
