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Chris Hipkins' first question time as PM: Will he 'win the House'?
Chris Hipkins' first question time as PM: Will he 'win the House'?
Analysis - Prime Minister Chris Hipkins has had a dream start with polls showing Labour ahead of National, but now he has to prove himself in Parliament and quickly deliver on his promises.
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Wild weather: Crashes, power cuts as severe thunderstorm watch issued for northern NZ
West Auckland residents in flood-prone areas asked to prepare to evacuate
Auckland Emergency Management says the weather across Tāmaki Makaurau is continuing to worsen and residents in flood-prone areas should prepare to evacuate. Audio
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Rātana ceremonies mark Labour's changing leadership with Jacinda Ardern's final speech as PM
Rātana ceremonies mark Labour's changing leadership
This week's Rātana festivities will mark a major changing of the guard for Labour and a potential change in the party's relationship with Māori. Audio
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Qantas passengers heard 'bang' but were unaware engine failed on flight from Auckland to Sydney
Qantas passengers weren't told of Auckland-Sydney flight mayday
Qantas passengers travelling from Auckland to Sydney say they heard a "bang" when one engine failed mid-flight but were not told the pilot issued a mayday call until after landing safely.
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Bolsonaro flees Brazil days before opponent takes office
Bolsonaro flees Brazil days before opponent takes office
Outgoing Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro landed in Florida today, after delivering a teary message to his supporters less than two days before his fierce leftist rival Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is…
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Otago teachers to vote on government's latest pay offer
Otago teachers to vote on government's latest pay offer
The teacher's union wants its members to decline the offer - with meetings underway to decide next steps.
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Toa Samoa v Kangaroos Rugby League World Cup showdown 'significant' for Pacific sport
Samoa v Kangaroos showdown 'significant' for Pacific sport
Samoan fans around the world are preparing for parades and celebrations ahead of the Rugby League World Cup showdown between Toa Samoa and Australia's Kangaroos.
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Repair Cafe volunteer says 'bring in your stuff and give it a second life'
'Extremely rewarding' - Volunteers say repair rather than toss into landfill
In a world of fast fashion and cheap appliances, a group of repairers is urging people to think twice before tossing things into the landfill. Audio
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Parliamentary milestone: New MP's swearing-in will make political history
New MP's swearing-in will make political history
For the first time in its history, women in New Zealand's Parliament will have an equal share of seats in the House.
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Queen Elizabeth II Memorial Day in New Zealand
Queen Elizabeth II Memorial Day in New Zealand
It is New Zealand's day to officially mourn Queen Elizabeth II, and at a state memorial service, PM Jacinda Ardern has read an extract from a souvenir book published after the Queen's first visit to…
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Queen Elizabeth II Memorial Day: What you need to know
Queen Elizabeth II Memorial Day: What you need to know
Today is New Zealand's official Queen Elizabeth II Memorial Day public holiday, with a wide range of events planned and closures around the motu to honour Her Majesty. Audio
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Nord Stream 1: Russia shuts major gas pipeline to Europe
Russia shuts major gas pipeline to Europe
Russia has completely halted gas supplies to Europe via a major pipeline, saying repairs are needed.
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Flooding, slips close roads across top of the South Island
Flooding, slips close roads across top of the South Island
Some Nelson residents may be able to return home today, but roads remain closed across the top of the South Island, while Wellington continues to be plagued by landslides.
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Widespread warnings after day of wild weather
Widespread warnings after day of wild weather
The upper North Island took a pounding on Monday with heavy rain and winds wild enough to tip trucks and knock out power - but weather warnings are now in place in the north and south of the country.
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Council's plan to sell reserves for Rotorua housing called 'a betrayal’
A plan to sell 10 Rotorua reserve sites for housing will hurt communities and local businesses, critics say.
A proposal to sell 10 Rotorua reserve sites for housing has been met with vehement opposition, with some claiming it would debilitate local businesses and bring Fenton St's problems to...
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Wild weather: Power outages, road closures and heavy snowfall
Wild weather: Power outages, road closures and heavy snowfall
A front of wild weather hit the country on Tuesday, causing power outages, closing some roads and preventing some from flushing their toilet.
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Meteor sighted in parts of lower North Island
'Like a big shooting star' with a blue tail: Meteor sighted in parts of lower North Island
A large meteor sighted across the lower North Island comes 23 years ago to the day of the country's last significant meteor. Video
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Celebrating Matariki on RNZ Concert
Special programming to listen out for on RNZ Concert as we mark the very first Matariki public holiday and the universal language of music in celebrating the winter solstice. Audio
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Wild weather: Thunderstorms, heavy rain for many western parts of the country
Possible tornado hits Kāpiti Coast, lightning strike cuts Wellington power
What's thought to be a tornado has hit Kāpiti Coast, damaging houses and cars, while Transpower is inspecting its lines after lightning strikes hit the Wellington region causing power outages. Audio
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Budget 2022: Pressure on Roberston amid skyrocketing prices and spending commitments
Balancing expectations: Grant Robertson's challenge in Budget 2022
Power Play - This Budget is one of the hardest Finance Minister Grant Robertson has had to put together, Political Editor Jane Patterson writes.
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Middle income families hoping for help in Budget as rising costs sting
Middle income families hoping for help in Budget as rising costs sting
The pressure is on for the government to ease the 'cost of living crisis' for struggling New Zealanders in today's Budget. Audio
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13 years of jail for Dunedin Countdown stabbing attacker Luke Lambert
13 years of jail for Dunedin Countdown stabbing attacker Luke Lambert
The man who stabbed four people during a frenzied knife attack in a central Dunedin supermarket will spend at least six years behind bars.
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Samoa extends state of emergency another four weeks
Samoa extends state of emergency another four weeks
The Samoa Government has extended a state of emergency through to May 8.
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Opinion: Getting a rapid antigen test on the Kapiti Coast - an exercise in the absurd
Getting a rapid antigen test on the Kapiti Coast - an exercise in the absurd
Opinion - If you woke up on Saturday morning with Covid-19 symptoms and you lived on the Kapiti Coast, you wouldn't have been able to get a RAT. You wouldn't have got a free one. You wouldn't have…
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Dunedin Countdown stabbings: Man pleads guilty to attempted murder
Dunedin Countdown stabbings: Man pleads guilty to attempted murder
'Someone is going to get it' - Those were the chilling words from a man who stabbed four people in a central Dunedin supermarket in May.