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England into World T20 semis
England into World T20 semis
England held their nerve to beat Sri Lanka by 10 runs in a thrilling World Twenty20 Group One match to reach the semi-finals.
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In The Sodium Light by The Renderers
Nick Bollinger gazes over the wide-canvas impressions of Christchurch band The Renderers.
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In The Sodium Light by The Renderers
In The Sodium Light by The Renderers
Nick Bollinger gazes over the wide-canvas impressions of Christchurch band The Renderers.
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New Plymouth bank evacuated after roof caves in
New Plymouth bank evacuated after roof caves in
The BNZ building in New Plymouth has been evacuated after heavy rain damaged the roof.
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The Week In Parliament for 13 March 2016
Government caves into Opposition demands over zero hours contracts in order to get support for its Employment Standards Legislation; Finance Minister faces questions about drop in dairy prices… Audio
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Caving exercise turns into real-life scenario
Caving exercise turns into real-life scenario
A massive training exercise for search and rescue workers turned into a real-life scenario this morning when a man was injured and had to be flown to hospital.
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Living on a High Note by Mavis Staples
Nick Bollinger checks a set of custom-written social commentaries from gospel veteran Mavis Staples. Audio
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Living on a High Note by Mavis Staples
Living on a High Note by Mavis Staples
Nick Bollinger checks a set of custom-written social commentaries from gospel veteran Mavis Staples.
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Why does this keep happening to Christchurch?
Why does Christchurch keep being hit by earthquakes?
Just as Christchurch was about to mark five years since the big 2011 earthquake, it was hit again. But why does the city continue to be shaken by quakes? Audio
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Armageddon
Caver Neil Silverwood is a man with a dream. He wants to find the missing connection between the West Coast's Fox River caves and a nearby system ominously-named Armageddon. If he can make it happen… Audio
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Four Chinese miners rescued after being trapped 36 days
Four Chinese miners rescued after being trapped 36 days
Four Chinese miners who had been trapped underground for 36 days have been rescued, Chinese state media say. The men were trapped by a cave-in at a gypsum mine in...
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Tramper injured in Cobb Valley found
Tramper injured in Cobb Valley found
An injured tramper who had failed to return from a walk in the Cobb Valley in the Nelson region has been found early this morning. Search coordinator Constable Dave Cogger...
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The Cathedral Caves: a Maori land story
Today a story from my trip to the Catlins about a tourist landmark that has put the spotlight on the complexities of Maori land ownership. Audio
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Country Life Summer Edition Saturday December 26, 2016
A selection of some of the best Country Life stories from 2015. In this episode: Golden Reflections, Ponds of Gold and Woosters of Orira Audio, Gallery
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Country Life Summer Edition Saturday December 26, 2016
Country Life Summer Edition Saturday December 26, 2016
A selection of some of the best Country Life stories from 2015. In this episode: Golden Reflections, Ponds of Gold and Woosters of Orira
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Crown mistreated Te Urewera people
Crown repeatedly mistreated Te Urewera people - Tribunal
The Crown repeatedly breached the Treaty of Waitangi and wrongly confiscated Tuhoe's best land during its dealings with the people of Te Urewera, the Waitangi Tribunal has found.
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Crown repeatedly breached Treaty in dealings with Te Urewera
Some Te Urewera families were forced to live in caves and food shortages meant they had to eat rotten potatos. Audio
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Checkpoint Top Stories for Wednesday 23 December 2015
Audio 23 Dec 2015Kim Dotcom is vowing to appeal this afternoon's court judgment paving the way for his extradition to the United States to stand trial on criminal charges and some Te Urewera families were forced to… Audio
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Method of gene editing named scientific breakthrough of 2015
Dr Chris Smith discussed the journal Science's awards for the big discoveries and breakthroughs of 2015. Audio
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Diet 'fads' hurting grains and legumes sales
Diet 'fads' hurting grains and legumes sales
Dieting fads and self-diagnosed intolerances are dramatically altering the consumption of grains and legumes in New Zealand.
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‘It's turning out more difficult than I thought’
‘It's turning out more difficult than I thought’
A convicted armed robber deported from Australia has detailed the struggles he’s faced looking for a fresh start in New Zealand.
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Deportee's fresh start soon turns sour
Deportee's South Island fresh start soon turns sour
A convicted armed robber who has lived in Australia since he was nine and has just been deported to Invercargill fears he is on the brink of returning to a life of crime. Audio
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Corrections defend deportee supervision
Justice Minister Amy Adams, who brought in a supervision regime for deportees last month, would not come on Morning Report, saying it's an operational matter. Audio
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Sino-English a new global language
Not “Chinglish” anymore. Professor Jonathan Stalling has created Sino-English, a new alphabet for 350 million speakers with world-wide applications. Audio, Gallery