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'Pretty shocking': Frightened family hid in basement, resident says
Hearing bursts of gunfire on a quiet suburban street was terrifying for residents, a Grey Lynn man says. Audio
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Man in critical condition after being shot by police in Auckland
A 32-year-old has been shot and seriously injured by police investigating a firearms incident in Grey Lynn.
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'Pretend paramedic' caught ordering more drugs than St John
A private ambulance company, managed by a 'pretend paramedic' ordered more than 10 times the amount of fentanyl and than the local St John.
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Hundreds of dead penguins wash up on Far North beaches
Hundreds of dead Little Blue penguins are washing up on beaches around the Far North.
RNZ has previously reported more than 40 had been found dead in Tokerau Beach over the space of two weeks, but… Audio
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Boston Celtics win again, another milestone for Babar Azam, Queensland win game one and Black Caps captain drops in rankings.
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40 dead blue penguins washed up on Far North Beach
Climate change is being blamed for more than 40 little blue penguins washing up dead over a week at a Far North Beach. Charlotte Cook has the story. Audio
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Peters says he has been trespassed from Parliament for two years
Former Deputy Prime Minister and New Zealand First Leader Winston Peters says he has been trespassed from Parliament for two years. Audio
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Secret bill discussion 'unlawful' - legal experts
Rotorua mayor Steve Chadwick was "unlawful" when she decided a discussion on Rotorua's controversial Māori wards bill would be held confidentially, two public law experts believe.
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Chinese company's aviation hub plans for Solomon Islands
Chinese defence and aerospace companies have promised to upgrade Solomons Islands airstrips and help turn the country into an 'aeronautical hub.'
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Historic Dannevirke cinema set to re-open this month
An historic cinema in Dannevirke is about to re-open after nearly a decade of closed curtains. MovieFest Charitable Trust trustee Graeme Moffatt joins Jesse to talk about the restoration project. Audio
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Call for action over forestry slash in Tairāwhiti
Forestry regulations should be tightened to prevent incidents such as logs clogging a river, an ex-councillor says.
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Timeline: Transmission Gully's 103-year history
It's been decades in the making and today Transmission Gully has finally opened. RNZ looks at the long road to get here.
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Court finds former Samoa PM guilty of contempt
Leader of Samoa's Human Rights Protection party, Tuilaepa Sailele Malielegaoi, has been found guilty of contempt of court.
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'He wasn't only my son, he was my mate': Father mourns son who died in boat tragedy
One of the men killed in the Far North fishing boat tragedy was worried about the weather forecast before he went on the trip, his devastated father says.
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The tour that changed the face of NZ theatre
Graeme Lay's new novel, Larry & Viv, is different to anything else he's ever written. The book tells the story of two of the 20th Century's most glamorous stars of stage and screen, Laurence Olivier… Audio
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West Coast DHB under fire from Reefton residents
Reefton residents voiced their dismay amidst shouts of "bulls**t" at a protest last night at the sudden closure of the town's hospital aged-care wing, after some residents suddenly moved out of the…
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Large tides, courier delays among obstacles at start of oyster season
It's been a bumpy opening for the new Bluff oyster season.
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Love it or hate it, the Black Clash is the future
Opinion - If you want fans to attend your game and you want to engage viewers, then you have to make the action an adjunct to the sideshow, Hamish Bidwell.
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NZ tech sector has what it takes to attract international investment - industry boss
The tech sector says it has what it takes to woo international investors, who have come courting.
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Cook Islands reopens border with vaccinated New Zealanders
The two-way quarantine-free travel bubble lasted just three months in 2021. Since then, the island nation has vaccinated close to 100 percent of its eligible population, paving the way for today's…
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Iwi-led conservation group begin Raukūmara regeneration
The Raukūmara Pae Maunga restoration project is underway with the first lot of workers being sent into the ancestral forest to cull deer and goats.
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A dozen quirky new laws you may not have heard of
Here's 12 up-and-coming bits of legislation you may have missed thanks to the hustle and bustle of Covid-19 last year.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - England announce game against All Blacks, Covid-19's impact on European sport grows, and Hamilton's gets knighted.
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Wrapping up the 2021 Season
In his penultimate programme for 2021, William Dart looks back over the year and pursues themes of time passing, complexity versus simplicity, and the importance of legacy, with music by Peggy Seeger… Audio
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Gender self-ID: 'You can change the law'
The media focus at Parliament was on the impact of leadership, but the legislation told a different story – about the impact of the public. That we can each change the law. Audio