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Kyrgios to team up with Djokovic for Brisbane International doubles
Record 24-times Grand Slam champion Novak Djokovic will team up with former Wimbledon finalist Nick Kyrgios to play doubles at the Brisbane International.
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Australia frustrated as India avoid follow-on in Gabba test
Jasprit Bumrah and Akash Deep mounted a defiant 10th wicket stand to help India avoid the follow-on on day four of the third test in Brisbane.
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Suspected alcohol poisoning of travellers a reminder of risks
It's the time of year when many people are looking forward to getting away on their summer break -- to enjoy some sun and sea and let their hair down a little while they're away from home. But the… Audio
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Councillors receive abusive emails after Israel vote
They voted in favour of Nelson City Council boycotting businesses which operate in illegal Israeli settlements in Palestinian territories.
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Anger at immunisation programme funding cut
The successful programme for pregnant Māori and Pasifika and their babies in South Auckland has been forced to cut services, amid warnings of a whooping cough epidemic. Audio
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Scientists struggle to explain record surge in global heat
In an unprecedented streak between June 2023 and September 2024, global temperatures were unlike anything seen before.
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Evacuations after threats sent to Nelson schools
Police say the schools received "an email of a concerning nature".
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Chef Anita Sherry on catering for Christmas dinners
Audio 16 Dec 2024Chef Anita Sherry has cooked for many of the rich and famous who have visited New Zealand. She joins Kathryn to chat about Christmas catering. Audio
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Treasury to release Half Yearly Economic and Fiscal Update
It's a big week for economic statistics, with Treasury's Half Year Economic and Fiscal Update, or Hyefu, set to be released on Tuesday, the country's current account on Wednesday and the latest GDP… Audio
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Essential New Zealand Albums: 'Buffalo'
Buffalo was the album that lifted the profile of Wellington band The Phoenix Foundation both here and internationally, writes Nick Bollinger. He peels back its sonic layers with the group's three main…
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What was the best music of 2024?
This week we asked Music 101 friends and contributors for their best album of 2024, played our favourite tracks of the year - and took your suggestions as well. Video, Audio
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Terell Stafford & Mark Turner (2)
This week Nick features two leading contemporary players, trumpeter Terell Stafford and tenor player Mark Turner (pictured)- plus tunes by George Shearing and Lester Young. Audio
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Terell Stafford & Mark Turner (1)
This week Nick features two leading contemporary players, trumpeter Terell Stafford (pictured) and tenor player Mark Turner- plus tunes by Chet Baker, Charlie Parker and Jelly Roll Morton. Audio
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Best albums of 2024 - Nick Bollinger
Nick's pick for best album of 2024 is A Dream Is All We Know by The Lemon Twigs. Audio
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After 45 years, RNZ Concert host to play his final tunes
In 1980, William Dart was asked to host a 10-part music series. That became a decades-long institution.
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Nick Ut: The photo that ended a war
Pulitzer prize winning photo journalist Nick Ut is best known for his iconic image 'The Terror of War' (also known as the 'Napalm Girl') of children running from a napalm attack. The image is widely… Video, Audio, Gallery
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Critics Choice: NZ stars and Kiwi spinoff show score nominations
New Zealand-born actress Anna Sawai, Kiwi actor Antony Starr and the What We Do in the Shadows spinoff will face some tough competition.
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ECan speaks out against Treaty Principles Bill
Canterbury's regional council has added its voice to opposition to the bill.
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PNG side is most ambitious and complex move in NRL's history
Analysis - The most ambitious, complex and expensive expansion play in rugby league history officially came to life today, Nick Campton writes.
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Hundreds more jobs set to go at Health NZ
Two more units are facing major cuts, RNZ understands.
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The bacterial world inside New Zealand's 'living fossil'
Tuatara have changed little since their ancestors hung out with dinosaurs, but what about their gut bacteria?
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Government's ferry plan timeframes too long, road freight lobby group says
Transporting NZ says the government's plan for the Interislander ferries is disappointing and provides little certainty. Audio
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The Panel with Nick Leggett and Claire Amos (Part 2)
Tonight on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Nick Leggett and Claire Amos to talk to the co-founder of a sex-toy company who claims to have been denied a business account and discuss… Audio
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The Panel with Nick Leggett and Claire Amos (Part 1)
Tonight on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Nick Leggett and Claire Amos to discuss the Government's plan to set up a new Crown-owned company to buy two new ferries and what the… Audio
