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Seed and Grain NZ celebrates its 'incredibly important' women
Seed and Grain NZ celebrates its 'incredibly important' women
The country's seed and grain sectors are hoping to empower the wāhine who make up about a third of its workforce.
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Government plans three new primary schools in Canterbury
Government plans three new primary schools in Canterbury
Education Minister Erica Stanford says all Kiwi kids deserve to thrive at school, "that starts with warm, safe and dry classrooms".
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Midday Report Essentials for Wednesday 28 May 2025
In today's episode, A former All Black says the controversial collision game is allowing influencers and organisers to make money off head injuries and concussions, New Zealand's privacy commissioner… Audio
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Police investigating report of assault on hospital worker
Police are investigating a report of a Christchurch Hospital worker being assaulted on Monday night - the second assault on a hospital worker in the space of a week. Health NZ regional deputy chief… Audio
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Homes gates, security systems affected by 3G shutdown
'We saved for ages for the gate, you'd expect something like that to last'
A Christchurch woman was shocked to be told that, if she wants her automatic gate to keep working, she'll have to spend almost $1k to get it upgraded.
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The young grower winning awards
Audio 28 May 2025Jack Haddon, 22, has won the Pukekohe 2025 Young Grower regional title for his work managing 200 hectares of cauliflower and cabbage. Audio
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Domestic jets are returning to Hamilton airport after 25 years.
Audio 28 May 2025Air New Zealand is to operate a 171-seat Airbus service between Hamilton and Christchurch from 18 September. Audio
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Air NZ boosting flight network between Hamilton, Christchurch
Air NZ increasing flights between Hamilton, Christchurch
Air New Zealand CEO says the introduction of the jet services was about building connectivity.
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'Environmental vandalism': The debate over stacking stones on Lake Tekapo's foreshore
'Environmental vandalism': The debate over stacking stones on Lake Tekapo's foreshore
Locals want the practice banned due to environmental concerns, but experts hold mixed views on whether the structures are harming the ecosystem.
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Christchurch foodbank 'gutted' after thieves steal food meant for hundreds of needy families
'Gutted to the core': Thieves steal hundreds of foodbank meals
Two individuals dressed in balaclavas and gloves broke into Hoon Hay Foodbank's walk-in freezer and chiller.
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Flights abort landings into Wellington Airport as 100km/h winds blow
Landings aborted as 102km/h gusts hit Wellington
A plane passenger has described the "unnerving" sideways movement of a plane which was trying to land.
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Around the motu: David Williams in Christchurch
Audio 26 May 2025David updates Kathryn on the latest events in Christchurch, including two Environmental Law Initiative High Court challenges, the return of a former Christchurch mayoral candidate, and Pest Free Banks… Audio
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What we can learn from Warriors' weekend loss
What we learnt as Raiders ended Warriors' NRL winning streak
Analysis - The 'Green Machine' have now accounted for their trans-Tasman rivals twice this season.
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Child critical after car hits two people in Christchurch
Child critical after car hits two people in Christchurch
A woman accused of being behind the wheel of a vehicle that hit pedestrians at the weekend is facing two charges.
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Developers with properties in tough market turn to renters
Developers with properties in tough market turn to renters
Developers who do not want to try to find buyers for properties in a tough market - or who have had no luck - appear to be choosing to rent them out instead.
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NRL: NZ Warriors vs Canberra Raiders - everything you need to know
Everything you need to know about Warriors vs Raiders
The Warriors will be out for revenge after the Canberra Raiders dispatched their trans-Tasman rivals in the NRL season-opener at Las Vegas.
- Child hurt when vehicle struck pedestrians in Christchurch in stable condition
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The rules when running for local government
Want to run for council? These are the rules
Nominations open for this year's local government elections on 4 July.
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Crowd lifts car off child after Christchurch crash
Crowd lifts car off child after Christchurch crash
People who rushed to help pedestrians injured in a car crash have lifted a vehicle off a child, one of those first to the scene says.
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Priya Sami’s band Bub are fed up but plenty of fun
Priya Sami’s band Bub are fed up but plenty of fun
News 25 May 2025Tony Stamp lends an ear to the latest from Bub, plus crisp indie-pop from Christchurch's Mim Jensen and a lovely, lush offering from Scottish twins Cloth.
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Shadow of the Gift by Mim Jensen
The Christchurch singer-songwriter delivers a polished EP of crisp indie-pop with occasional emotive flourishes. Audio
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Principal speaks out against keyboard warriors after alleged assault
'Kids do dumb things': Principal speaks out against keyboard warriors
Schools speak up on "challenging student behaviour" after an incident at Oxford Area School this week.
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NZ Country Icon Tami Neilson heads on tour with Bob Dylan and Willie Nelson
Maggie Tweedie talks to Tami Neilson about her forthcoming album Neon Cowgirl, upcoming tours and recent AMA nominations. Audio
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NZ wool being used to make eco-friendly caskets
NZ wool being used to make eco-friendly caskets
A Christchurch wool business has found a successful and unusual niche for its product.
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Jevon McSkimming 'strongly denies' inappropriate firearms process vetting allegations
Former deputy police boss 'strongly denies' inappropriate firearms vetting allegations
Jevon McSkimming resigned as the country's second most powerful cop amid a four-month investigation by the IPCA and police.