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Too much heat makes transport fraught
The big budget for a new non-car harbour bridge in Auckland sparked a big 'bike-lash' in the media last week - and how we build and use our roads has become a huge wedge issue all around the country. …
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Boris Johnson kicks off G7 summit with plea to tackle inequality
The UK prime minister urges world leaders "to build back better" after the coronavirus pandemic.
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In brief: News from around the Pacific
Law Society's call on Samoan crisis; Niue leaders gets vaccine; and Marianas college prepares for the new normal
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Robyn Malcolm in MIQ 'naughty corner' after candle confiscation
Actor Robyn Malcolm says she feels like she's in the team of five million's naughty corner after being bailed up by MIQ officials for lighting a candle in her room and displaying one too many bottles… Video, Audio
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News from around the Pacific
Lecornu deplores slow vaccination in French overseas territories; Fijian community health activist is the newest of the Earthshot Prize Council, and more.
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Matangireia | Season 2 | Episode 6: Denise Roche
Former Green MP Denise Roche remembers the day she revealed in Parliament she was a survivor of sexual abuse—and taking a stand against then–Prime Minister John Key. Video, Audio
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Matangireia | Season 2 | Episode 3: Ron Mark
In 1996, New Zealand First shook up the political landscape. For 25 years, former MP Ron Mark stood by the party and its enigmatic leader. Video, Audio
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Does the Wuhan lab leak theory stand up?
The Covid-19 Wuhan lab leak theory has re-emerged and appears to have sparked the curiosity of the US President. We look at why, and what the likelihood is of that being the case. Audio
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Does the Wuhan lab leak theory stand up?
The Covid-19 Wuhan lab leak theory has re-emerged and appears to have sparked the curiosity of the US President. We look at why, and what the likelihood is of that being the case.
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Kim Jong-un wages war on slang, jeans and films
A sweeping new law in North Korea makes the smuggling of foreign news, films or drama punishable by death.
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See who is on the Queen's Birthday honours list
The Queen's Birthday Honours list for 2021 has been announced today, and it includes prominent artist Grahame Sydney, the former Dunedin mayor Dave Cull, and former long-serving MP Ruth Dyson.
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Black Caps draw first test as England's Robinson suspended for racist tweets
England offered stiff resistance in the final session to secure a tedious draw against New Zealand on day five of the first test at Lord's.
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England debutant apologises for 'racist and sexist' tweets
England fast bowler Ollie Robinson apologised "unreservedly" for historical racist and sexist tweets that came to light on Wednesday when he made his test debut against New Zealand at Lord's.
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Vanuatu Cricket helps combat cyber violence
Vanuatu Cricket has joined forces with the police to highlight the issue of cyber violence in the country.
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Matangireia | Season 2 | Episode 2: Georgina Beyer
Georgina Beyer knows all about breaking barriers, becoming the first transgender MP in the world. But what is her biggest regret as a Māori MP in Parliament? Video, Audio
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National MPs unaware of Nick Smith's altercation until yesterday
National Party MPs are denying any prior knowledge of the "verbal altercation" outgoing MP Nick Smith is under investigation for.
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Ben Fenton: the importance of fairness in modern times
The concept of fairness is something most of us are taught about as children, but in reality our brains are already hardwired for it. In his new book To Be Fair, former Financial Times journalist Ben… Video, Audio
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Papuans grieve for leader who believed in them
The passing of Klemen Tinal, the Vice Governor of Papua Province, has caused great sorrow for Papuans, writes Laurens Ikinia*.
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Week in Politics: An anxious wait for vaccines
Analysis - The political stakes are sky high as the government waits anxiously for confirmation from Pfizer that enough of the Covid-19 vaccine will arrive to keep the rollout going.
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Mayors and rangatahi school each other on civics and culture
Mayors are learning about Māori culture and helping rangatahi develop leadership skills in a two-way mentoring programme.
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Consumer NZ investigating clothing retailer's refunds policy
A popular clothing retailer has been slammed by customers who say the've waited months for items to turn up, while Consumer NZ has launched an investigation into its refunds policy At the same time… Audio
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Civics and citizenship education being left to chance - academic
A civics and citizenship curriculum should be cemented in New Zealand schools because knowledge students are entitled to is being left to chance, says a leading academic.
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Dame Cindy Kiro to be next Governor-General - Ardern
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced Dame Cynthia Kiro will be the next Governor-General of New Zealand.
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Diana interview: PM concerned after inquiry into BBC deceit
The BBC should take "every possible step" to ensure that nothing like its deceit of the Princess of Wales to secure an interview ever happens again, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said.
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NZ On Air apologises to former employee attacked by musician
New Zealand On Air has admitted it failed to offer adequate support to a staff member who was assaulted by an award-winning musician in 2017.