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'Pretty high bar': Luxon on whether Govt will fund Eden Park upgrade
It comes after Auckland Council voted to endorse an upgraded Eden Park over a new downtown stadium on Thursday.
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Geckos first found in Canterbury in the 1960s could be world's oldest
The two Waitaha geckos were first discovered and marked in the 1960s. Audio
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Two Waitaha gecko on Canterbury Island believed to be world's oldest
Two Waitaha geckos found on a predator-free island near Canterbury are believed to be the world's oldest for the species. Department of Conservation Biodiversity Ranger based on Banks Peninsula… Audio
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Kirwee plays host to South Island Agricultural Field Days
Tens of thousands of people have been descending on the small Canterbury town of Kirwee over the past few days for the South Island Agricultural Field Days. Event committee chairman Andrew Stewart… Audio
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Person poisoned by toxic algae in Canterbury lake
Te Whatu Ora last week issued a warning about toxic blue-green algae in Lake Hood near Ashburton.
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New sentencing laws will further drive up NZ's imprisonment rates
Analysis - The Sentencing (Reform) Amendment Bill which is about to become law will likely drive New Zealand's already high incarceration rate even higher, Linda Mussell writes.
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Bracewell to take over Black Caps captaincy from injured Latham
Black Caps one-day skipper and wicket-keeper Tom Latham has been ruled out of the upcoming three-match series against Pakistan with a fractured right hand.
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World's first uphill zipline opens in Christchurch
The motorised uphill cable ride is being hailed as a breakthrough for the industry. Audio
- Voice of the Sea Ice: More life!
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White Ferns stars missing from North-South series
Selectors are taking the opportunity to give some domestic players higher honours.
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'Nobody in the wheelhouse' when fishing boat smashed into rocks
Investigators say that meant no-one was monitoring the Austro Carina's course and speed before it grounded at Banks Peninsula.
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Not everyone's interactions with police the same - Green MP
Police patrols are a polarising issue, Tamatha Paul says, and how you feel about them depends on who you are and your previous interactions. Audio
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Childhood exposure to air pollution can affect teens' mental health
There's a higher risk of conduct issues, lower educational attainment and substance abuse linked to higher exposure, researchers say.
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ECan remains defiant on bus fares
Canterbury's regional council continues to push back against government pressure to raise bus fares.
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Investigation into grounding of Austro Carina released
An investigation has found a fishing boat which ran aground on Canterbury's Banks Peninsula in 2023 when it turned towards land and nobody was in the wheelhouse to stop it. Audio
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Tiny tsunami took place after 6.8 magnitude earthquake in South Island
The tsunami was only 10cm, GNS Science says. Audio
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Green MP Tamatha Paul doubles down on criticism of police
She says a "visible police presence" makes people feel "more on edge."
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Student who attacked teachers with scissors facing criminal charges
The Year 9 boy has also been excluded.
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Thousands flock to South Island Agricultural Field Days
Under the backdrop of the Southern Alps, around 600 exhibitors have set up for the event.
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Voice of the Sea Ice: Seals and penguins
Meet some of Antarctica's iconic species – emperor penguins and Weddell seals – and learn how they use the ice.
Just outside Scott Base the sea ice squashes up against Ross Island, creating towering… Audio
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Landlord to pay $14k over rental with gaps through walls
Daylight could be seen through gaps in the wall and ceiling, insulation was exposed and the roof leaked, the Tenancy Tribunal heard.
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Around the motu : David Hill in North Canterbury
Audio 26 Mar 2025Around the motu: David Hill is Local Democracy Reporter with North Canterbury News Audio
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Now is the time to buy a house, buyers tell Trade Me
New Zealanders are coming around to the idea that now is a good time to buy a house, Trade Me says.
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Why housing affordability is improving even while prices aren't falling
Massey University says housing affordability has improved, even though median house prices only fell in two regions.
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Can't keep building stop-banks forever - scientists
Researchers say we must change the way we manage river flooding risks, and communities cannot continue to build ever bigger stop-banks.