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Demand so high for nitrate tests that some miss out
Some people queued for over an hour in the mid-Canterbury town of Leeston to have their water tested, while others had to be turned away.
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Paekākāriki Film Festival - for the love of a community hall
On our trip to the regions we're going to Paekākāriki on the Kapiti Coast. This year's Film Festival will feature more than sit-down films. Audio
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Easier ride assured for vehicle inspectors after 'huge losses, stress'
After three years of pressure over warrants of fitness, vehicle inspectors can expect a softer approach, the Motor Trade Association says.
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Just being rich doesn't get you on The List
The post-Covid rich list is different to NBR's previous yearly efforts. In 2021, ranking wealthy New Zealanders also means measuring what they give back. Audio
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Just being rich doesn't get you on The List
The post-Covid rich list is different to NBR's previous yearly efforts. In 2021, ranking wealthy New Zealanders also means measuring what they give back.
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Tests on truck handbrakes find high failure rates - report
Tests on truck handbrakes have found high rates of failure, and concluded the way the brakes are routinely checked is ineffective.
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Truck brakes involved in serious accidents still posing a problem
Authorities are struggling with what to do about a second lot of truck brakes involved in serious accidents causing death.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Olympic qualification for hammer thrower, VAR under EPL spotlight and Verstappen shows early velocity.
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Life without a queen - what NZ could look like
After the Markle Debacle and Andrew's murky associations, you couldn't blame Aotearoa for saying goodbye to the Crown. But what would a queen-free country look like constitutionally? Audio
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Life without a queen - what NZ could look like
After the Markle Debacle and Andrew's murky associations, you couldn't blame Aotearoa for saying goodbye to the Crown. But what would a queen-free country look like constitutionally?
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Season's best results for top NZ athletes
Shot-put star Dame Valerie Adams is back to her vintage best after registering her longest throw for five years.
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The top three tips for warding off cyber attacks
Cyber crime is continuing to rise. Last year, the government received 5712 reports of cyber incidents which cost mostly small businesses $14.2 million. NZ Tech chief Graeme Muller offers the top three… Audio
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SkyCity Entertainment profits slump
Casino operator SkyCity Entertainment has posted a slump in profit as Covid-19 hammered its earnings.
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Excitement within Black Caps squad for Test Championship final
The text messages were flying around the Black Caps' group chat on Wednesday morning.
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Kaipara’s most prolific council meeting attendee: 'All about communicating'
Dot Gorrie reckons she's not addicted to attending council meetings. But she's been to about 60 in the past three decades, is now seeing Kaipara District Council's sixth mayor in action and has…
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Lake Ōhau fire a catalyst for St Arnaud residents
A South Island town surrounded by flammable vegetation is asking its residents to check their fire plans carefully after the devastating blaze that tore through Lake Ōhau last year.
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Councillor fears fatalities as off-roaders flood Northland beach
A toxic cocktail of speed and too many vehicles is increasingly threatening lives - and the environment - on New Zealand's longest driveable beach.
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Police cleared of wrongdoing over fatal shooting
The police watchdog has cleared officers of any wrongdoing after a Kurow man was fatally shot after his concerned son called police.
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Concerns about mass die-off of little blue penguins raised
The Bird Rescue Charitable Trust has been getting reports of dead penguins on beaches in Northland and north Auckland, and it could be connected to the current La Nina weather pattern.
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Graeme Downes looks back
After four years talking music with us every fortnight on Nine to Noon, today is Graeme Downes' last show. Graeme is a rock musician who founded The Verlaines in Dunedin in 1981, at the heart of what… Audio
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Three top SkyCity executives resign
Casino and gaming company SkyCity is losing three senior executives.
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Woman evicted with 3 hours’ notice for being transgender
Audio 16 Nov 2020Kristine Ablinger was kicked out of her flat for being transgender. The Human Rights Commission says the homeowner acted within the law.
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Today's sport news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Kiwi Ferns beat Fetu Samoa, Possibles win in Black Ferns trial, Saints go top, Smith makes Vuelta podium and Williamson stars in Hyderabad win.
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Putting deep sea corals to the test
Deep sea corals are being put to the test at NIWA to find out how they cope with sediment. Audio
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Putting deep sea corals to the test
Deep sea corals are being put to the test at NIWA to find out how they cope with sediment.
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