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On the trail of Jacinda Ardern: hijinks and hiccups in New York
First Person - RNZ deputy political editor Craig McCulloch pulls back the curtain on some of the lighter moments behind the scenes and on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.
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CIA museum: Inside the world's most top secret museum
It is the perhaps the most unusual - and exclusive - museum in the world, filled with artefacts that have shaped history but its doors are firmly shut to the public.
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Carlos Dada: freedom of the press under El Salvador authoritarianism
El Salvador journalist Carlos Dada received the IPI World Press Freedom Hero award this month in the face of continued persecution of the media in central America. Audio
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Can you really Be Real on the internet?
A French social media app has begun soaring to the top of download charts around the world - not because of what it offers, but because of what it doesn't.
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Commissioner to review contracts with Nanaia Mahuta's husband's company
The Public Service Commissioner will investigate contracts with government minister Nanaia Mahuta's husband's business.
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Case numbers drop, but 'Covid is not going away' - Ministry of Health
Case numbers, "as expected", have continued to decline but it is not the time to get complacent, Ministry of Health Deputy Director-General Dr Andrew Old says. Video
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Study launched to learn effects of social media algorithms
The Prime Minister has announced a new initiative to research social media algorithms, but does not yet appear to have buy-in from some key tech players.
Jacinda Ardern made the announcement in New… Audio
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Looking for a UFO which crashed into the Pacific Ocean in 2014
Eight years ago, an object around half a metrefell into the ocean off the coast of Papua New Guinea. It came down so fast scientists starting speculating that it came from outside our solar system… Audio
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Heroes, artists representing NZ at Queen's funeral
Some members of the New Zealand delegation to Her Majesty's funeral sit down exclusively with Jake McKee, to discuss their feelings ahead of the historic occasion. Audio
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Guam - the new front line against China
On a postcard-perfect tropical island in the western Pacific, the US is bolstering defences as concern grows over rising tensions between China and Taiwan.
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NASA will crash a $550 million spacecraft into an asteroid. Here's why
In eight days NASA will deliberately crash a spacecraft into an asteroid in a NZ$550 million attempt to change the asteroid's course.
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The Week in Detail: Pakistan, prime ministers and pepeha
The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week. Audio
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The Week in Detail: Pakistan, prime ministers and pepeha
The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week.
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How an Indigenous tribe is defending its land in Brazil
Alex Pritz's prize-winning documentary The Territory drops viewers on both sides of the battle to preserve the Amazon rainforest. Video, Audio
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Te reo Māori 'not going anywhere', says language teacher
It's Māori Language Week, which means you've no doubt seen a plethora of social media posts celebrating te reo, and you may also have seen an increase in racist rhetoric in the comments section.
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Tech partnership aims to translate news into te reo Maori at scale
A new partnership between a local translation software company and Microsoft aims to bring vastly more daily news in te reo Maori in print and online. Straker Translations is based in Tamaki Makaurau… Audio
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Remembering the Māori Language Petition and the revival of te reo Māori
This week marks 50 years since the Māori Language Petition was presented to Parliament. Jamie Tahana spoke to those who fought for change, and examines the moments leading to the movement, and what…
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World leaders pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II
World leaders and people from around the globe continue to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II, the UK's longest-serving monarch.
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Govt package extends education, employment to more at-risk youth
Children under 14 caught doing ram raids will be given intensive support to steer them away from crime, towards study and work.
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Sporting news in brief
Warriors beat the Manuma, PNG player gutted at coach's dismissal, and China boost for Tonga table tennis
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How Northland schools reversed declining attendance
A campaign to stop Northland children wagging school is proving surprisingly successful.
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Playing to win? Argentina didn’t do it by accident
Opinion - If Los Pumas did not play to win over the weekend, as one All Black has suggested, Ian Foster's men are in for a rude awakening in Hamilton, writes Jamie Wall. Video
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Susie Ferguson on reporting the Iraq War: 'I couldn't cope with normal stress'
The RNZ broadcaster has spoken candidly about the toll her six-year stint as a war correspondent took on her mental health. Audio
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National criticises govt's 'loose and sloppy' attitude to taxpayer cash
The National Party is urging the government to apologise after the auditor-general's ruling on the distribution of payments to help low and middle income New Zealanders with the high cost of living. Audio
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All Blacks dance around their problems
The All Blacks performance of recent months has turned into a dance.... two steps forward and one step back.
