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Native American says he tried to ease tensions
A Native American who was seen in online video being taunted outside the Lincoln Memorial said he felt compelled to get between two groups with his ceremonial drum to defuse a confrontation.
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Researchers to study human impact of M bovis
The emotional, social and psychological impacts of Mycoplasma bovis on farmers and farming communities will be studied by the University of Otago.
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Video of US teenagers taunting Native American draws fire
Footage of a group of teenagers - many wearing Make America Great Again caps - taunting a Native American man in Washington DC has drawn criticism.
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Watchdog group highlights human rights concerns in PNG
Papua New Guinea is facing trenchant criticism from Human Rights Watch for failing to act on a raft of human rights issues. Audio
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Failure to find M bovis source frustrates agriculture minister
Damien O'Connor says money may be better spent on biosecurity systems that prevent similar outbreaks of the Mycoplasma bovis infection.
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Fight against M Bovis continues
2019 is set to be another big year for the farming sector, as it continues to fight the cattle disease, Mycoplasma bovis. In May the government announced it would try to eradicate the disease, which… Audio
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Australian PM heads out to Pacific "backyard"
A visit by Australia's prime minister to Vanuatu and Fiji this week is the first by an Australian prime minister in more than a decade.
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Cannabis vote: Lead-up needs to hit the public's sweet spot
Opinion - Yesterday's announcement that a promised referendum on legalising cannabis will be held at the 2020 general election implies more than the mere naming of a date, Russell Brown writes.
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Women fighting back against 'tough guy' rulers - Amnesty International
The rise of 'strong man rulers' such as Donald Trump has galvanised women to defend their rights and fight for equality, Amnesty's New Zealand campaigns director says. Audio
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Opinion: Don't forget how you felt the next time this happens
If you're wondering where were the vigils for our Māori, trans, disabled, rural and migrant of colour women, keep that energy and let it guide us, writes Laura O'Connell Rapira.
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Grace Millane case: Naming accused could endanger trial
Top lawyers fear the trial of the man accused of murdering Grace Millane may be stopped from going ahead because people continue to breach name suppression orders.
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Abortion protesters: 'We will not be silent'
A sea of banners and balloons covered Parliament grounds in Wellington at an anti-abortion rally this afternoon.
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Abortion is a human right - Family Planning boss
About 300 protesters marched to Parliament this afternoon calling on MPs to vote in favour of decriminalising abortion.
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Flying the flag for cannabis law reform
With a referendum on legalising cannabis in the offing, a new group is trying to give the 'yes' campaign a respectable face. Can they push through change? Russell Brown reports.
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HIV: The shame, stigma and progress
Half of Kiwi parents wouldn't want their child playing with an HIV-positive child. Ahead of World AIDS Day, Max Towle asks how much attitudes have changed.
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Housing shortage in Auckland linked to increase in abortions
Auckland is the only area in New Zealand where abortion numbers are increasing, watchdog boss says.
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Ex-boyfriend guilty of 'cold-blooded killing'
A High Court jury has taken less than an hour to find Rohit Singh guilty of murdering South Auckland mother Arishma Chand.
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Notorious Samoa prisoners to remain at police cells
Two prisoners in Samoa, who allegedly masterminded an aborted mass breakout, will serve the rest of their life sentences in the cells of the main police station in Apia.
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Murder-accused held victim as she lay dying, jury hears
Rohit Singh told the jury today he and Arishma Chand were secretly seeing one another when she was killed.
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People doing unpopular things: How Do You Sleep At Night?
Audio 17 Nov 2018The ABC series 'How Do You Sleep At Night?' introduces 6 people doing unpopular or controversial things. From abortion clinic protesters, to big game hunters and people making billions from running… Audio
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NZ Agricultural Show goes ahead in Christchurch, cows and all
Strict controls are in place for cattle exhibitors at Canterbury's A&P Show in Christchurch, in light of the cattle disease Mycoplasma bovis.
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M bovis forces strict controls for cattle at A&P Show
Strict controls are in place for cattle exhibitors at Canterbury's A&P Show in Christchurch this week, in light of the cattle disease Mycoplasma bovis. Many agricultural shows have scrapped their… Audio
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'Remarkable' global decline in fertility rates
There has been a remarkable global decline in the number of children women are having, say researchers.
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The Week In Review for week ending Fri Nov 9 2018
Audio 9 Nov 2018A review of the week's news including... A woman is missing on the West Coast and a bridge approach at Arthur's Pass has been washed after heavy rain deluged the region, the Immigration Minister… Audio
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Father found daughter 'lying on the floor in a pool of blood'
The parents of an Auckland woman killed in their family home last year has told a jury about finding their daughter in a pool of blood.