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Private prison's commitment to rehab questioned
Private prison's commitment to rehab questioned
Prominent lawyer Nigel Hampton QC has questioned whether a private prison set to open in South Auckland will actually help rehabilitate inmates.
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Containment key to kauri dieback fight
Containment key to kauri dieback fight
Until another option is found, the only thing that can be done to fight kauri dieback is to try to stop its spread, a university lecturer says.
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Reserve shut to prevent kauri dieback
Reserve shut to prevent kauri dieback
A reserve on Auckland's North Shore is being shut to prevent the spread of kauri dieback, and the closure of other conservation land is not being ruled out. Audio
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Victim's family: 'Evil criminals' held to account
Victim's family: 'Evil criminals' held to account
The two men responsible for the "malicious" murder of Shalvin Prasad have finally been held to account, his family says. Audio
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Shalvin Prasad's killers are found guilty of murder
The brother of Auckland murder victim, Shalvin Prasad, says today's guilty verdicts hold the two killers to account, and brings some closure to his family. Audio
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Mighty River to close Southdown power station
Audio 24 Mar 2015Mighty River Power says the closure of its gas-fired Southdown power station in Auckland will not affect its ability to supply power to its customers. Audio
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Mighty River to close Southdown station
Mighty River to close Southdown station
Mighty River Power is to shut down its gas-fired Southdown power station in south Auckland, which is expected to close at the end of December.
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Mother committed to Reeva Steenkamp's legacy
Audio 23 Mar 2015Reeva Steenkamp's mother, June Steenkamp has written a book about the family's ordeal and she's in New Zealand for a domestic violence speaking engagement hosted by the charity Shine. Audio
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Auckland road closure after fatal crash
Auckland road closure after fatal crash
An 18-year-old man has died after crashing a car into a power pole in rural south Auckland this morning.
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Severe weather expected in NZ
Severe weather expected in NZ
The severe weather watch for parts of northern New Zealand looks likely to be upgraded as Cyclone Pam moves closer, MetService says. Audio
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Burst Albany pipe affects 30 streets
Burst Albany pipe affects 30 streets
Thirty streets have been affected by a water cut in the northern Auckland suburb of Albany, with businesses and residents being asked to conserve water.
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Close watch on Cyclone Pam
Close watch on Cyclone Pam
Cyclone Pam is likely to hit the east of the country hardest when it reaches New Zealand on Sunday.
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Auckland's side streets too 'car-centric'
Auckland's side streets too 'car-centric'
Auckland Council needs to cut traffic from its $50 million upgraded network of side streets, urban designers say. Audio
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Paramedics brace for New Year's
Paramedics brace for New Year's
Extra ambulances, paramedics and emergency call centre staff will be on hand across the country tonight to cope with the throngs of people seeing in 2015.
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Family-run fish stall asked to move on
A family-run fish stall in Auckland, which has been operating for half a century, is at risk of closure because Auckland Council wants it moved on. Audio
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DHB food outsourcing deal agreed
DHB food outsourcing deal agreed
Service and food workers say they are devastated at an announcement of a 15-year deal by DHBs in Auckland and fear their jobs may go. Audio
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Harbour Bridge lanes open again
Harbour Bridge lanes open again
All lanes on the Auckland Harbour Bridge have reopened after a collision between a car and a motorcycle around midday forced the closure of three northbound lanes.
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Reporting on PNG downhill - Professor Robie
Reporting on PNG downhill - Professor Robie
The director of the Pacific Media Centre says reporting on Papua New Guinea has gone downhill in the year since the Australian Associated Press closed its PNG bureau.
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Smith defiant as he leaves Brazil
Smith defiant as he leaves Brazil
Convicted murderer and child molester Phillip John Smith has been deported from Brazil and will land in Auckland tomorrow. Police footage of his departure has been released. Video, Audio
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Community upset at another liquor shop
Community upset at another liquor shop
South Auckland residents worried at the impact of another liquor store on their community say they are being ignored and a law change meant to help them is failing.
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Mayor walks out of Air NZ meeting
Mayor walks out of Air NZ meeting
The rural representative for Local Government New Zealand walked out of a meeting today with Air New Zealand when it refused to reconsider its closure of some regional services.
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Auckland shuts roads for marathon
Auckland shuts roads for marathon
Auckland Transport expects significant disruptions on some of the city's roads and to bus services this morning, due to the Auckland Marathon.
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Aucklanders face second night in dark
Aucklanders face second night in dark
Thousands of Aucklanders face another night without electricity as technicians race to restore supply following a substation fire which cut power to dozens of suburbs. Audio
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High dollar blamed for plant closures
High dollar blamed for plant closures
Nearly 50 workers at two manufacturing companies have been told their jobs may go as their employers propose to have their products made overseas, blaming the high NZ dollar. Audio
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Closure - Ron Blicq
If you're looking for the key to longevity then Ron Blicq may have the answer for you. Instead of sitting back in his retirement, the 89-year-old great-grandfather decided to take up flying gliders… Audio