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All Auckland, Waikato schools to reopen next week
Auckland and Waikato students in years 1 to 10 will return to face-to-face learning from 17 November, while timelines will be eased for national curriculum and assessments for other students. Video
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Astroworld: Scott should have stopped concert earlier - fire chief
Rapper Travis Scott should have halted a Houston show where a deadly crowd surge cost lives when he noticed people in trouble, the city's fire chief says.
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How do vaccinated teachers talk to their anti-vax colleagues?
As the mandatory deadline approaches, the teaching profession has to wrestle with how to demonstrate the value of manaakitanga to all colleagues, including the unvaccinated, writes Paul Heyward.
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Covid-19: Collins supports vaccine mandates, but not forever
Most National Party MPs have got back into the same room together - with a caucus meeting made possible after politicians' travel restrictions out of Auckland were lifted. Audio
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Covid-19: Collins supports vaccine mandates, but not forever
National Party leader Judith Collins supports mandating the Covid-19 vaccine, but only to a point.
A large protest was staged at Parliament yesterday where, among a range of frustrations being… Audio
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Explainer: Why a judge rejected NZDF claims about exemptions from health and safety laws
A judge has rejected the New Zealand Defence Force's claim that a training exercise in which a decorated soldier died was exempt from health and safety laws.
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Music-related podcasts to listen to over summer
Looking for some fresh music podcasts to listen to over summer? The host of RNZ's Music 101 has you sorted.
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A matter of faith: The Māngere congregation with 100% vaccinations
Church minister Suiva'aia Te'o says proactive communication, compassion and clear information have led to a fully vaccinated congregation.
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Jane and Jimmy Barnes: the couple that cooks together
When Covid struck and put a halt on touring, rockers Jane and Jimmy Barnes (as the Jane Barnes Band) launched a series of online performances, which attracted millions of views from around the world… Audio, Gallery
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Yorkshire refuses to learn from racism allegations: chairman
The chairman of Yorkshire County Cricket Club resigned on Friday, accusing the club's executives of failing to accept and learn from racism allegations raised by former player Azeem Rafiq over a year…
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Black Ferns deserve respect and scrutiny, instead of being patronised
Opinion - The Black Ferns were on a hiding to nothing against England. In the aftermath of that defeat there's been no examination of what went wrong, writes [Hamish Bidwell].
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Meta launches programme for journalism in NZ
Facebook's new parent company, Meta, has announced a four-part programme to support journalism in New Zealand.
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In brief: News from around the Pacific
A French Polynesian woman has won a massive European lottery, two men have pleaded guilty to scamming seasonal workers, and more.
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The devil you know: inside the minds of the most violent criminals
Pioneering British psychiatrist and psychotherapist, Gwen Adshead has spent more than spent 30 years working inside prisons and with offenders at Broadmoor Hospital - this is where some of the UK's… Audio
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Why horror movies can be good for us
Halloween is fast approaching, and for many people that means it's time for an annual dose of cinematic spookiness. Horror entertainment, says horror expert Professor Mathias Clasen, aims to evoke… Audio
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Aotearoa commemorates Te Pūtake o Te Riri
Today is Te Pūtake o Te Riri, He Rā Maumahara, the national day of commemoration for the New Zealand wars.
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'Give it a go': Auditions open for te reo Māori adaptation of 'The Lion King'
Auditions for the upcoming te reo Māori adaptation of Disney's The Lion King are officially open.
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No supply information, delivery schedule for paediatric doses - Hipkins
Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins says regulators are poised for final approval to rollout a Covid-19 vaccine for children. Audio
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Diving into Patsy
Patsy questions often get roundly ignored. Today we’re doing the opposite and diving deeper. Video, Audio
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Diving into Patsy
Patsy questions often get roundly ignored. Today we’re doing the opposite and diving deeper.
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Time to change the Covid conversation
All over the world COVID has created an epidemic of tribalism and virtue signaling says Dr Vinay Prasad, an Associate Professor in the Epidemiology department at the University of California in San… Audio
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What Moana Maniapoto has learned hosting Te Ao
Moana Maniapoto is a familiar name from her work with Moana and the Tribe, or prior to that, Moana and the Moahunters The entertainer and singer has also been, for 35 shows, the host of Te Ao with… Audio
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Wrapping up the vaxathon
Last weekend’s hastily-organised eight-hour Vaxathon TV extravaganza silenced most critics after a record number of jabs last weekend - but not all. We ask the brains behind the broadcast - Bailey… Audio
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Wrapping up the vaxathon
Last weekend’s hastily-organised eight-hour Vaxathon TV extravaganza silenced most critics after a record number of jabs last weekend - but not all. We ask the brains behind the broadcast - Bailey…
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Fears some playcentres will close over vaccine mandate
There are fears that smaller, vulnerable playcentres may not survive the government's mandate which requires all staff - and 22,000 volunteers - to be vaccinated.
