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Is it time to rethink education for the age of AI?
Cheating is as old as time, but with the advent of generative AI to answer questions, are degrees worth as much as they used to be? Mike Grimshaw from the University of Canterbury weighs in. Audio
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Selwyn mayor announced state of emergency from Wellington
Selwyn mayor announced state of emergency from Wellington
Locals have expressed anger that Sam Broughton was not in the region during the emergency.
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One of the warmest Aprils on record - NIWA
Country records fifth warmest April on record
Warm northerly winds that raised temperatures may affect snowfall in the South Island, warns NIWA
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Weather: Fresh weather warnings as heavy rain and strong winds loom
Fresh weather warnings as heavy rain and strong winds loom
Downpours and strong winds have already hit the South Island. Video
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Crusaders in control of their own destiny as they eye 'brutal' clash with Chiefs
Crusaders in control of their own destiny as they eye 'brutal' clash with Chiefs
The Crusaders are bracing for a Chiefs backlash as the race to finish as top qualifiers for the Super Rugby finals heats up.
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Canterbury IBD cases tripled over last two decades, likely to double nationally in next 20 years
IBD cases tripled in Canterbury over last two decades - study
The research also predicts inflammatory bowel disease diagnoses will likely double in Aotearoa in the next 20 years.
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Christchurch businessman Michael Le Roy banned from being a company director for life
Businessman banned from being a company director for life
Michael Le Roy's repeatedly breached restrictions imposed on him while bankrupt.
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Drug checking services see rise in Kiwis taking steroids
Steriod use on the rise, says drug checking service
Users are buying substances online through websites and on social media. Audio
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South Asian communities fear for relatives caught up in Kashmir conflict
South Asian communities fear for relatives caught up in Kashmir conflict
New Zealand's Indian and Pakistani residents call on the two neighbouring nuclear powers to halt rapidly rising hostilities.
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Banks Peninsula's state of emergency continues due to incoming wet weather
State of emergency remains for Banks Peninsula as wet weather moves in
The region has been in a state of emergency for almost a week.
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'Mastermind' of multi-million dollar drug importation and distribution ring jailed for 11 years
'Mastermind' of multi-million dollar drug ring jailed for 11 years
The Christchurch man got drugs from an overseas supplier codenamed 'Pinnokkio'.
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Oldest living All Black, Bill McCaw, dies at 97
Oldest living All Black, Bill McCaw, dies at 97
The loose forward played five tests and 27 games for the All Blacks between 1951 and 1954.
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Police officer maps all lost people
A police officer has launched a map of missing people he hopes will help reunite families with their loved ones' remains. Audio
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Weather: South Island in firing line for more rain
Weather: South Island in firing line for more rain
However, it won't affect the same areas that were battered by last week's record rainfall, MetService says. Audio
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One dead after quad bike accident in South Canterbury
One dead after quad bike accident in South Canterbury
A person is dead following a quad bike crash in rural South Canterbury
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Return to pen and paper for some university exams tough for digitally savvy students
Students forced to return to pen and paper for exams
Two third-year classes at Victoria University of Wellington, have been told they will be handwriting their upcoming exams. Audio
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Police won't spend more than an hour on most mental health cases
Police won't spend more than an hour on most mental health cases
More hospitals and communities will be subject to changes in the way police deal with mental health callouts after 19 May.
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More than 25kg of cocaine seized in Christchurch
Cocaine with an estimated street value of $9 million seized
More than 25 kilograms of cocaine has been intercepted in Christchurch.
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Bid for Christchurch Arts Centre to receive historic landmark status
Bid for popular Christchurch spot to receive historic landmark status
Work on the necessary documentation was already underway.
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Weather: More rain, wind on way for parts of South Island
Rain warning, wind watch in place again for South Island
Fine weather is not set to last in parts of the South Island where heavy rain warnings and a strong wind watch are in place from midnight tomorrow.
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10 people treated after Christchurch house fire, 3 in hospital
10 people treated after Christchurch house fire
Three have been taken to hospital following the blaze.
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Around the motu: David Hill in North Canterbury
Audio 6 May 2025David discusses the latest events in North Canterbury including updates in Kaikoura's annual plan, Environment Canterbury is boosting bus services and raising fares, and the restored Soldiers' Block… Audio
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Ashburton mayor on user-pays model for Chch stadium
A proposal that Mid Canterbury residents pay more to attend events at the new Christchurch stadium has the backing of Ashburton's mayor. Ashburton District mayor Neil Brown spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
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Stadium ticket levy gives people choice – Ashburton mayor
Stadium ticket levy gives people choice – Ashburton mayor
Ashburton's mayor is backing a proposal to make Mid Canterbury residents pay more for events at the new Christchurch stadium, rather than a regional rate.