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Couple who flouted Auckland lockdown to travel to Wānaka named
The couple who flew to Wānaka, breaking Auckland's level 4 lockdown restrictions can be named as William Willis and Hannah Rawnsley.
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Apps to learn te reo Māori
Increasing numbers of people are using the web, apps and social media to learn te reo Māori and promote the language. Audio
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Using photography to showcase te ao Māori
Audio 14 Sep 2021To continue the Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2021 celebrations we kōrero with Māori photographer Te Rawhitiroa Bosch about his journey with te reo. Audio
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Internet driving te reo Māori learning
Increasing numbers of people are using the web, apps and social media to learn te reo Māori and promote the language.
Surveys suggest most Māori aren't learning te reo in the classroom - but instead… Audio
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Te Wiki o te Reo Māori: From surviving to thriving
The number of people speaking te reo Māori has grown by tens of thousands in the past decade, with attention now turning to how to maintain the growth.
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How our smartphones are turning us into dopamine junkies
World-leading addiction expert Professor Anna Lembke says our smartphones are turning us into dopamine addicts. As chief of Stanford University's dual diagnosis addiction clinic, Lembke has treated… Audio
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Retallick thought he 'was going to get dropped'
Brodie Retallick was surprised to learn he will captain the All Blacks in tonight's Rugby Championship test against Argentina on the Gold Coast.
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Lucy Blakiston: Shit You Should Care About an Instagram hit
Lucy Blakiston is co-founder of Shit You Should Care About, an Instagram account based in New Zealand that has more than 3.3 million followers. Video, Audio
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Auckland primary schools embrace online celebration for Tongan language week
Primary Schools in Auckland taking up the call by the Ministry of Pacific Peoples to embrace Tongan language week this year online.
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'America is under attack' - Bush's chief of staff remembers 9/11
Those old enough will probably remember exactly where they were when they learned of the September 11 terror attack on the World Trade Center.
For New Zealanders, it was early in the morning of… Video, Audio
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Anxious kids - what can parents do?
Audio 9 Sep 2021Kathryn talks with Clinical Psychologist Sarb Johal about why rates of anxiety in children have gone up so much recently. He'll share tips and tricks for parents supporting anxious young ones. Audio
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Loading Docs 2021: Only Human
Audio 9 Sep 2021A social media fight over sexism is the last straw for the liberal daughter of a chauvinistic father. Video
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Languishing, burnout and stigma - Delta's possible psychological impacts
Analysis - As New Zealand remains under different levels of restriction, the psychological toll of the Delta outbreak may start to show, even as lockdown eases for everyone outside Auckland.
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Movie review: The White Tiger
The White Tiger is a drama based on a Booker Prize winning novel about a young Indian man trying to break down the economic and social barriers that hold him back. Reviewed by Dan Slevin. Video, Audio
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Movie review: The White Tiger
The White Tiger is a drama based on a Booker Prize winning novel about a young Indian man trying to break down the economic and social barriers that hold him back. Reviewed by Dan Slevin.
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Covid-19 app data protection: Government resists calls for new law
The government is dismissing calls for more protection of personal information in the Covid-19 contact tracing system.
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How my dog taught me new tricks during lockdown
As most of the country prepares to leave lockdown, Lucy Corry shares the lessons she learned from an unlikely teacher.
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LynnMall attack: Why Isis is harder to defeat online than on the battlefield
Analysis: As Friday's attack by an Isis sympathiser in a New Zealand supermarket has shown, Isis's extreme ideology still holds strong appeal for some disaffected Muslims living in the west.
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Misinformation pandemic will endure longer than Delta
Analysis: Two deadly viruses exist currently - one is Covid-19, the other is misinformation. Unfortunately, there's only a vaccine for one of them, Nik Dirga writes.
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Helen Clark tells Kiwis to raise their voice: 'Afghanistan needs our help now'
Former Prime Minister Helen Clark is calling on New Zealanders to take action and support the need for humanitarian aid to Afghanistan, as that country faces an uncertain future.
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Off-field stoush looms over final Bledisloe between All Blacks and Wallabies
Two weeks ago, the relationship between New Zealand Rugby and Australia seemed to hit an all-time low.
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In brief: news from around the Pacific
Cook Islands govt will decide today on alert levels; Over 600,000 Fijians register to vote in 2022 election, and more.
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New Zealand woman's death may be linked to rare vaccine side effect - report
The Covid-19 Vaccine Independent Safety Monitoring Board believes a woman's death may have been caused by myocarditis, a rare side effect of the Pfizer vaccine.
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Jamaican soul of reggae Lee 'Scratch' Perry dies aged 85
The legendary Jamaican singer and music producer Lee "Scratch" Perry has died at the age of 85.
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Michael Cullen on caucus
A previously unbroadcast interview with Sir Michael Cullen about the party caucus, how it works and his experience of it. Audio
