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Family shocked by asbestos find after red flag raised
Family shocked by asbestos find after red flag raised
An Auckland woman says people may have been exposed to asbestos after a demolition site that's tested positive went uncontained for days.
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Legions of Tonga fans believe team can go all the way
Legions of Tonga fans believe team can go all the way
Tonga's historic win over New Zealand at the Rugby League World Cup on Saturday made "dreams come true" and the inspiring victory has fans wanting more.
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Moa footprints - a rocky tale
After twenty years of puzzling, geologist Bruce Hayward reckons he has identified some mysterious patterns in a west Auckland roadside cutting as moa footprints. Audio
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Moa footprints - a rocky tale
Moa footprints - a rocky tale
After twenty years of puzzling, geologist Bruce Hayward reckons he has identified some mysterious patterns in a west Auckland roadside cutting as moa footprints.
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Anika Moa: live in session
It's ten years since Anika's In Swings the Tide album was released and she's touring nationwide in support of the occasion. A lot in her life has changed since 2007. Video, Audio
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Election17: The anxiety election
Election17: The anxiety election
First Person - From nowhere, this election suddenly got interesting, and it has Craig McCulloch and the campaigning politicians he covers on edge.
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Wgtn landslip 'felt like an earthquake'
Wgtn landslip 'felt like an earthquake'
Motorists are being warned to take care after bad weather caused landslips overnight, including one that forced a block of flats to be evacuated. Audio
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Southern Wellingtonians urged to flee on foot in tsunami
Southern Wellingtonians urged to flee on foot in tsunami
If there's a long or strong earthquake with a tsunami on the way and you are able-bodied, do not get in your car, residents have been told.
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Panguna landowners give big tick to mining but no to BCL
Audio 22 Jun 2017The SML landowners at Panguna in Bougainville say no to a return by BCL but yes to another company coming in to mining the substantial gold and copper deposits. Audio
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Paying tribute to Chris Cornell
Music fans around the world are grieving the loss of Soundgarden lead singer Chris Cornell after his sudden death this week. Tributes have been flowing in from Cornell's contemporaries and those… Video, Audio
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Untreated wastewater discharged into sea
Untreated wastewater discharged into sea
Untreated wastewater has leaked into the sea at Wellington's south coast due to a treatment plant equipment failure.
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Water tests, extra treatment continue
Water tests, extra treatment continue
Water supplies in three North Island areas are having to be conserved or undergoing extra treatment.
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Contamination warning for Wellington beaches
Contamination warning for Wellington beaches
Summer weather has finally arrived in Wellington - but now residents are being warned to stay out of the water.
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Recreating extinct species
The ‘de-extinction’ of animals has moved from science fiction to science possibility, but there are significant risks and the issue raises many questions says an Otago University zoologist. Audio
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Runway extension benefits overstated by $800m - reports
Runway extension benefits overstated by $800m - reports
The net economic benefits to the country from Wellington's proposed runway extension could be overstated by nearly $800 million, newly-released council reports show.
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Do we buy it? H&M's fast fashion has a cost beyond the price tag
Do we buy it? H&M's fast fashion has a cost beyond the price tag
The fashion giant opens its first NZ store this week. Underneath the hype is a company with a chequered history.
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Are modern 'Mad Men' too clever for their own good?
New Zealand's ad-makers have won top global prizes and the campaigns they create are getting more and more elaborate. But are they getting too clever for their own good? Video, Audio
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Are modern 'Mad Men' too clever for their own good?
Are modern 'Mad Men' too clever for their own good?
New Zealand's ad-makers have won top global prizes and the campaigns they create are getting more and more elaborate. But are they getting too clever for their own good?
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One-eyed albatross returned to wild
One-eyed albatross returned to wild
A rare northern royal albatross, or toroa, has been released back into the wild this morning off the coast of Wellington. Watch video of the release here. Video
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Royal Albatross - Nick Butcher
A rare northern royal albatross has been nursed back to health, and released back into the wild this morning. The toroa was found critically injured near Moa Point in Wellington earlier this month… Audio
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Ecology in action
Big declines in numbers of forest birds and native moths, revelations that kiore ate moa, and the discovery of Asian as well as European house mice in New Zealand are amongst the latest ecology news Audio
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Ecology in action
Ecology in action
Big declines in numbers of forest birds and native moths, revelations that kiore ate moa, and the discovery of Asian as well as European house mice in New Zealand are amongst the latest ecology news
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Sir James Hector's scientific legacy
Science historian Simon Nathan discusses his biography of Sir James Hector, New Zealand's first government scientist. Audio
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Sir James Hector's scientific legacy
Sir James Hector's scientific legacy
Science historian Simon Nathan discusses his biography of Sir James Hector, New Zealand's first government scientist.
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Kiwis beaten in first Test
Kiwis beaten in first Test
The Kiwis have let a 10-point lead slip away to be beaten 26-12 by England in the first rugby league test in Hull.