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Polkinghorne trial spotlights mental health in the media
Coverage of the trial blurred the lines on reporting suicide - and raised questions about how mental health can be aired in a healthy way.
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'Biggest protest in Dunedin in decades' as up to 35,000 rally against hospital cuts
'We're just getting started,' Dunedin's mayor says after a massive crowd estimated at 35,000 people turned up to protest possible cuts to hospital redevelopment.
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Climate protesters take to the streets in several cities
Students and supporters in Auckland, New Plymouth and Christchurch swapped their books for picket signs as they joined the School Strike 4 Climate protests on Friday. They had multiple demands,...
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Students and supporters join School Strike 4 climate protests
Audio 27 Sep 2024Students and supporters in Auckland, New Plymouth and Christchurch swapped their books for picket signs as they joined the School Strike 4 climate protests today. They're calling for the government to… Audio
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Christchurch has become more culturally vibrant - locals
Audio 27 Sep 2024Is Christchurch about to dethrone Wellington as the country's new capital of cool? Locals say Otautahi is becoming a hipper, more culturally vibrant place after it was devastated by earthquakes more… Audio
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Muchirahondo rape trial: Jury asks judge for advice
The jury asked what happened if they could not reach a unanimous decision and were advised they could return a majority verdict.
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Cycling NZ ordered to pay Olympian legal costs
Mountain bike star Sammie Maxwell won her Olympic selection case - now she's been awarded legal costs over the "exceptional" circumstances.
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NZ Live: Holly Arrowsmith
Coming out of our Otautahi Christchurch Studio is Holly Arrowsmith & band. She was born in Santa Fe, but raised in the Southern Alps - both influences you can hear in her Americana-tinged Folk &… Audio
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Around the motu: Jean Edwards in Christchurch
RNZ's South Island bureau cheif Jean Edwards brings us up to date with news from Canterbury. Audio
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Canterbury student composer's work premieres with Chch Symphony
Alexandra Hope Watson, the Canterbury University maths and music whiz who's transformed Lewis Carroll's nonsensical poems into a musical for the Christchuch Symphony Orchestra.
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Weather: Fine, dry weekend ahead
A band of high pressure is set to bring settled conditions for most of the motu as daylight saving begins.
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Rugby: U85kg Cup warms up Bledisloe test
A middleweight title fight is on the undercard of the Bledisloe Cup at Sky Stadium in Wellington.
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Christchurch fire: 'I can't see us operating from here any time soon'
The owner of Auto Inspection Services says his business is a "quite a mess" after a fire spread through the premises.
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Six people hurt, two in hospital after fire at Christchurch workshop
A school closed and residents have been warned to stay inside as smoke billows over suburbs. Audio
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Alexandra through the looking glass
Alexandra Hope Watson is many things, from daredevil plane pilot to mathematician, but perhaps her greatest love is writing musicals. Video, Audio
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Meet the man looking to sell NZ's largest gemstone collection
Vince Burke has a collection numbering of 10,000 stones - he's asking $140,000 for the lot. Audio
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Why chronic pain is the mystery many doctors still can't understand
A huge lack of understanding of chronic pain means patients are missing out on potentially life-changing treatment. Audio
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Screentime: The Perfect Couple, Maurice and I
Film and TV reviewer Perlina Lau joins Kathryn to talk about murder mystery The Perfect Couple (Netflix), starring Nicole Kidman and Eve Hewson. She'll also talk about documentary Maurice and I… Audio
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Crusaders confirm Fainga'anuku return from France
All Blacks winger Leicester Fainga'anuku will return from France to New Zealand Rugby after signing a two-season contract with the Crusaders.
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Fire at mechanics in Christchurch causes disruptions
Fire and Emergency was called to Auto Inspection Services in Sydenham just before 4.30 Thursday morning. Reporter Anna Sargent spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Large fire on Colombo Street in central Christchurch
Residents are being urged to keep their windows and doors closed with smoke billowing from the fire on Colombo Street. Reporter Anna Sargent spoke to Morning Report. Audio
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The man behind what could be NZ's capital of gemstone collecting
We meet Vince Burke, the proprietor of the Birdlings Flat Gemstone & Fossil Museum at Birdlings Flat. Audio
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Māori Aerospace Group weren't consulted on government's new Space Strategy
The Māori Working Group on Aerospace say they haven't been consulted at all on the government's new strategy for space and advanced aviation.
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1 person dead and rescue operation underway after avalanche
One person is confirmed dead and a rescue operation is still underway after an avalanche in the Southern Alps. The incident in the Arrowsmith Range was reported just before 12:30. The Rescue… Audio
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What is people's wellbeing like at the moment?
Visual journalist Nathan McKinnon asked people in Christchurch's CBD how they would rate their wellbeing at the moment. Audio