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Having tough conversations about controversial topics
Dr Peter Boghossian wants us to learn how to have impossible conversations about tough topics ; gender identity, faith, race, politics, the lot.. He's on tour in Australia advocating for everyone to… Audio
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Second secondary teacher strike in two weeks
Thousands of secondary school teachers are spending their lunchtime today outside the schoolyard.
They're striking again, and demanding better pay and conditions.
Education Minister, Jan Tinetti… Audio
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Keeping the flow: the use of te reo at Parliament
An increased appetite to learn Te reo Māori among different parts of the Parliament system means the work of the Māori Language Service is in demand more than ever. Audio
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Keeping the flow: the use of te reo at Parliament
An increased appetite to learn Te reo Māori among different parts of the Parliament system means the work of the Māori Language Service is in demand more than ever.
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Analysis: Teachers need a lot of things, another curriculum 'rewrite' isn't one
We all clearly want the best learning outcomes for our nation's children, but there are deep ideological divisions, writes Cathy Buntting.
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Week in Politics: Minor parties could hold unprecedented influence
Analysis - The Greens lay down a challenge as the minor parties approach an election in which both National and Labour are going to need coalition partners to form a government, writes Peter Wilson.
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How to talk to children and teens about sex and pornography
Audio 23 Mar 2023The average Kiwi child first encounters internet porn at 12. To prevent the unsafe and unrealistic sex depicted in porn from being normalised for a child, therapist Jo Robertson recommends parents… Audio
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Device-addicted parents struggling to curb kid's screen time
Parenting advocate Holly Brooker thinks it's awesome half of Kiwi parents owned up to feeling addicted to their devices in a recent survey. "When we can acknowledge that, we can put some changes in… Audio
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New Police Minister vows community safety focus
Ginny Andersen, who was named in the role yesterday, says she will be working every day to make sure New Zealanders feel safer.
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Hipkins and Luxon hit the road: A taste of campaign 2023
A pōwhiri, a pie, and a grilling from primary school kids: Today was the day the boy from the Hutt who grew up to be prime minister went home for a visit.
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The Sampler: Jen Cloher, Brandn Shiraz, Fever Ray
Tony Stamp reviews an Aotearoa/ Australia co-production from Jen Cloher, Tāmaki rapper Brandn Shiraz, and the return of Swedish maverick Fever Ray. Audio
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The Sampler: Jen Cloher, Brandn Shiraz, Fever Ray
Tony Stamp reviews an Aotearoa/ Australia co-production from Jen Cloher, Tāmaki rapper Brandn Shiraz, and the return of Swedish maverick Fever Ray.
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Making a Nash of it: The self-destruct sequence of a police minister
Stuart Nash's rapid resignation from his treasured police portfolio - just two months after getting it back - is one of the clearest examples of a political own-goal.
It's highlighted poor… Audio
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Making a Nash of it: The self-destruct sequence of a police minister
Stuart Nash's rapid resignation from his treasured police portfolio - just two months after getting it back - is one of the clearest examples of a political own-goal.
It's highlighted poor…
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ChatGPT recipe fail leaves a sour taste
The latest iteration of artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT is supposed to be able to create recipes from images. But as food writer Lucy Corry finds out, results may vary.
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Drua turn their focus to the Reds
The Fijian Drua will expect nothing less than a physical encounter against the Queensland Reds in Brisbane on Sunday. Audio
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'I'm winging it a lot': Enthusiastic response to hikoi along wrecked SH35
Two days into a walk along the length of the highway, a Ngāti Porou social media star says the support he is getting from communities is overwhelming. Audio
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National MPs defend Luxon over falling popularity: 'I see the man that you don't see'
National MPs say there is more to leader Christopher Luxon that he has yet to reveal to the public, after a poll showing falling levels of support for him.
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Don McLean: 50 years of shake ups, songs and change
Don MacLean's most famous song, American Pie turns 50 this year and the award-winning singer and songwriter brings his American Pie 50th Anniversary Tour to New Zealand. He joins us to talk about his… Audio
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Lingering questions remain over Christchurch terror attacks
This week marks four years since a terrorist walked into two Christchurch mosques and killed 51 people, injured many more and forever changed the city and its Muslim community.
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Women’s rights group apologises for choosing Richie Hardcore to speak
UN Women Aotearoa New Zealand said it was working to gather all the facts but it apologised to the rainbow community for any distress its decision caused.
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Eagle helicopter returns home on day petition set up to retain it in Hawke's Bay
Some Napier residents are disappointed after learning the police Eagle helicopter has left the region.
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Cyclone fund for farmers and growers gets $26m expansion
The government is more than doubling the size of its fund for cyclone-affected farmers and growers.
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Auckland floods: Review into how officials performed delayed
The review was meant to be released by today, but Cyclone Gabrielle meant those involved in the inquiry had to stand-down and more time is needed.
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Coroner's inquest into mosque terrorist attack delayed
The coronial inquiry into the deaths of 51 people killed in the 2019 Christchurch terrorist attack has been delayed, due to the amount of evidence being prepared.
