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Indonesia military chief orders probe into Papua torture video
Indonesia military chief orders probe into Papua torture video
Indonesia's newly appointed military chief, Admiral Agus Suharto, has ordered an investigation into a video allegedly showing security forces torturing Papuan villagers. The video shows a smouldering…
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Third term for Tauranga mayor
Third term for Tauranga mayor
Stuart Crosby has seen off five challengers to serve a third term as the mayor of Tauranga City.
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TVNZ response to Paul Henry remarks criticised
TVNZ response to Paul Henry remarks criticised
The Federation of Multicultural Councils says TVNZ is gaining a track record of employing presenters who promote racism. Audio
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Linguistics with Janet Holmes
Audio 3 Oct 2010Men maybe from Mars and women from Venus but how does this affect, if at all, the way we behave, speak and express ourselves? Audio
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In pursuit of MDGs, Pacific leaders urged to respect human rights
In pursuit of MDGs, Pacific leaders urged to respect human rights
Pacific leaders are being called on to take urgent steps to uphold human rights in order to realise the Millennium Development Goals or MDG's. A United Nations General Assembly session...
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Liquefaction problems
Audio 13 Sep 2010Sue Holmes, resident of Seabreeze Close in Bexley, which was built on reclaimed land which has liquefied after the Canterbury earthquake; Dr Tom Wilson, lecturer in Hazard and Disaster Management… Audio
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At-risk buildings will need twice the strengthening
At-risk buildings will need twice the strengthening
Christchurch City Council has brought in new policy requiring earthquake-prone buildings to be strengthened twice as much as had been planned. Audio
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Working group to look at KiwiSaver, tax system
Working group to look at KiwiSaver, tax system
Making KiwiSaver compulsory is one of the options that will be looked at by a new working group set up by the Government.
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NZ role in Afghan prisoner transfers probed
NZ role in Afghan prisoner transfers probed
The Government is investigating whether New Zealand soldiers in Afghanistan have handed over prisoners to the secret police there. Audio
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One case of new superbug in NZ confirmed
One case of new superbug in NZ confirmed
The Ministry of Health has confirmed there has been one case of the new superbug NDM-1 in New Zealand.
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UN seeks $459m for Pakistan
UN seeks $459m for Pakistan
The United Nations has launched an appeal for $US459 million to help victims of Pakistan's flood disaster, which affects at least 14 million people.
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Court quashes decision to move council headquarters
Court quashes decision to move council headquarters
The Court of Appeal has set aside the Bay of Plenty Regional Council's decision to move its headquarters from Whakatane to Tauranga. Audio
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Whakatane Mayor welcomes court ruling
Audio 3 Aug 2010Controversial plans by the Bay of Plenty Regional Council to shift headquarters and a hundred staff from Whakatane to Tauranga have been put on hold. Audio
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Amnesty says Fiji court ruling work of "one brave judge"
Amnesty says Fiji court ruling work of "one brave judge"
Amnesty International New Zealand's chief says a Fiji court ruling clearing a prominent Fiji human rights lawyer signifies the courage of one brave judge rather than a change for the...
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Haden had to resign from rugby role - Key
Haden had to resign from rugby role - Key
Prime Minister John Key says if Andy Haden had not chosen to resign as a Rugby World Cup Ambassador, the Government would have had to choose for him. Haden stepped down on Saturday.
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Three held in Norway 'al-Qaeda bomb plot'
Audio 9 Jul 2010Norwegian police have arrested three people on suspicion of"preparing acts of terrorism."The men - an Uighur from China, an Iraqi and an Uzbek - are said to have ties to al-Qaeda and to be linked to… Audio
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Amnesty welcomes new UN women's initiative
Amnesty welcomes new UN women's initiative
Amnesty International says a new United Nations initiative will help address violence against women in the Pacific. The UN General Assembly will today formally adopt a resolution to establish UN...
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Auckland Chamber Orchestra Review
Audio 23 Jun 2010Leonie Holmes reviews last weekend's concert featuring all works by composer Anthony Ritchie. Audio
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High grade cocaine seized to Gambia on way to Europe
Audio 9 Jun 2010At least two tonnes of high grade cocaine with an estimated street value of one billion US dollars have been seized in Gambia, bound for Europe. Audio
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GWS rubbish gimick talk after signing Folou
GWS rubbish gimick talk after signing Folou
The Greater Western Sydney aussie rules boss Dale Holmes has rubbished suggestions the signing of NRL star Israel Folau is simply a marketing gimmick aimed at making a mark in ...
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Amnesty report criticises NZ prison system
Amnesty report criticises NZ prison system
New Zealand's record on the treatment of prisoners is criticised in Amnesty International's latest world report on Human Rights, which says sharing of cells should not be allowed.
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Some still stranded by North Otago flooding
Audio 28 May 2010Anita Holmes, 7 months pregnant with her husband and their two young daughters have been stranded on their farm in Hildethorpe, north of Oamaru, for the past few days. Audio
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Amnesty criticises double bunking, private prisons
Audio 28 May 2010An international human rights report says double bunking in New Zealand prisons contravenes international human rights. Audio
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Emanuel Garcia
Audio 25 May 2010Author of 'Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Missing Stradivarius' talks about his book and professional life as a clinical psychologist. Audio
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No change for Waratahs
No change for Waratahs
The New South Wales Waratahs have named an unchanged side for Saturday's Super 14 rugby semi-final against the Stormers in Cape Town. The team has been preparing in Durban since arriving ...
