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Coming out in a black jersey: Campbell Johnstone and Honey Hireme-Smiler
Coming out in a black jersey: Campbell Johnstone and Honey Hireme-Smiler
NZ Rugby has put "a stake in the ground" to make clear its support for the rainbow community, two openly gay national representatives say.
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Morant suspended after another gun incident
Morant suspended after another gun incident
The Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant has been "suspended from all team activities" after again appearing to hold a gun in a video on social media.
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Mediawatch: Some broadcasters still shrugging off storm warnings
Mediawatch: Some broadcasters still shrugging off storm warnings
Some in the media learned the lessons of recent flooding, just as emergency management authorities have done, and made a concerted effort to take this week's warnings seriously. Others, not so much. Audio
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Some broadcasters still shrugging off storm warnings
Some in the media learned the lessons of Cyclone Gabrielle and the Auckland Anniversary Weekend floods, just as the emergency management authorities have done - and they made a concerted effort to… Audio
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Some broadcasters still shrugging off storm warnings
Some broadcasters still shrugging off storm warnings
Some in the media learned the lessons of Cyclone Gabrielle and the Auckland Anniversary Weekend floods, just as the emergency management authorities have done - and they made a concerted effort to…
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Offshore outfit rating the reliability of our media
US-based NewsGuard is rating New Zealand's significant news sites for reliability - and even preparing ‘nutrition labels’ to warn users to treat them with caution. NewsGuard is also using human… Video, Audio
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Offshore outfit rating the reliability of our media
Offshore outfit rating the reliability of our media
US-based NewsGuard is rating New Zealand's significant news sites for reliability - and even preparing ‘nutrition labels’ to warn users to treat them with caution. NewsGuard is also using human…
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How anyone can get onto a plane under your name
How anyone can get onto a plane under your name
A woman was refused a boarding pass and told she had already checked in, only to find out her ex and his new partner were on the same flight, and had used her name.
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Whangārei father who pulled son from fatal school caving trip says it should not have happened
A father, who stopped his son going on a fatal school caving expedition because of safety concerns says the trip should never have gone ahead and someone needs to be held responsible.
Whangārei Boys… Video, Audio
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Power Play: Hipkins' fraught coronation trip buoyed by sausage rolls
Rolling with the punches: Fraught Hipkins trip buoyed by pastry
Power Play - Prime Minister Chris Hipkins will be travelling back to New Zealand feeling grateful for sausage rolls.
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Generations ago, families were ripped apart in the Pacific - now, these women are working to reunite them
Families ripped apart by Pacific blackbirding now reuniting
From the 1860s until 1901, trading ships took Pacific islanders to work on plantations - many kidnapped or tricked, now some of those families are being reunited.
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The Mixtape: Mikey Havoc
DJ, musician and media presenter Mikey Havoc talks to his old friend Charlotte Ryan about six songs that have shaped his life. Video, Audio
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Another milestone looms for NRL Godfather Bennett
Another milestone looms for NRL Godfather Bennett
Rugby league master coach Wayne Bennett is poised to coach his 900th NRL championship match.
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Hamilton’s Crown Solicitor under investigation over workplace culture allegations
Crown Solicitor under investigation over workplace culture allegations
Multiple complaints have been raised about the culture at the office of Hamilton's Crown Solicitor, RNZ understands.
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Kiwi bluegrass band looks to capitalise on 'big break' on Netflix show
Kiwi bluegrass band looks to capitalise on 'big break' on Netflix show
A local band has learned the benefit of keeping a close eye on social media after catching a break that could see their music streamed into millions of homes.
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Teen employee 'left in tears' by comments from Invercargill City councillor Nigel Skelt
Teen employee 'left in tears' by comments from councillor
In her resignation letter, the 18-year-old said Nigel Skelt suggested she would enjoy jelly wrestling naked and she was "a bikini and beach type of girl", which unsettled her.
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Weather warning for Coromandel upgraded
Weather warning for Coromandel upgraded
Heavy rain and high winds are expected to reach Northland by 8pm before spreading to Auckland, Great Barrier Island and the Coromandel by early Sunday.
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NZ band You, Me, Everybody lands spot on Sweet Tooth TV show
A local bluegrass group has learned the benefit of of keeping a close eye on social media after catching a break that could see their music streamed into millions of homes.
Last year You, Me… Audio
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Sports news in brief for April 28
Sports news in brief for April 28
Round-up of sports news covering netball, weightlifting, football, rugby league and boxing
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Revealed: Senior ex US military officers land NZ government jobs
Revealed: Senior ex US military officers land NZ government jobs
Retired senior US military officers have been landing high-paying government jobs in New Zealand including with the GCSB spy agency.
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RNZ's Anusha Bradley on investigating ACC: 'The emotional toll was so high'
RNZ's Anusha Bradley on investigating ACC: 'The emotional toll was so high'
"I'm proud of the work I did... [but] I failed to help everyone, and that's hard to deal with," Anusha Bradley says. Audio
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Jacinda Ardern to take up fellowships at Harvard University
Jacinda Ardern to take up fellowships at Harvard University
Former Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has been appointed two fellowships at the US university later this year.
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Week in Politics: Education, agriculture and MPs behaving badly
Week in Politics: Education, agriculture and MPs behaving badly
Analysis - Teachers underwhelmed by the government's cut class plan, farmers give National's agriculture policy a cautious tick and National election candidate quits after a "disgusting" social media…
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National's ex-candidate Stephen Jack accuses media of 'woke stupidity' and 'character assassination'
'My kids said I'd be cancelled. They were right': National's ex-candidate Stephen Jack
National's ex-candidate Stephen Jack has lashed out at the media after resigning, accusing it of "woke stupidity" and "character assassination" which destroyed his political ambitions.
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A political 'cry for help': Independent review agreed on into dysfunction within Gore District Council
Independent review into dysfunction at Gore District Council agreed
Gore District Council has been paralysed for months due to the ructions in the organisation, chief executive Stephen Parry says. Audio