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Manawanui recovery: Labour calls for clarity over options
It follows the navy saying they are committed to supporting the ship's removal, and the prime minister saying it's up to the insurers and the navy to work out.
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Heavier double-decker and electric buses causing more damage to roads
Heavier double-decker and electric buses are damaging roads more than the usual diesel buses, requiring higher-strength repairs, according to NZTA Waka Kotahi.
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Police probe unexplained death in Christchurch
A person was found critically injured on Monday night but died in hospital.
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Around the motu: David Hill in North Canterbury
Audio 15 Oct 2024North Canterbury has five projects included among 149 projects in the Government's Fast Track Approvals Bill. Audio
- Median house price falls, more homes on the market
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Father and son's lives in high-flying niche sport
You might not have ever heard of pigeon racing, but there are clubs all around Aotearoa with people just like these two competitng.
- Missing Christchurch boy found
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Recreational boaties asked to stay vigilant for marine pests
Minister Andrew Hoggard launched the Protect our Paradise campaign in Picton on Monday.
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Waimakariri mayor commits to keeping rates rise below 5%
Waimakariri mayor Dan Gordon says he plans to keep to the council's Long Term Plan commitment to keep next year's rates rise below 5 percent.
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First Up - The Podcast, Monday 14 October
Audio 14 Oct 2024On today's First Up pod: all our Monday regulars plus the University of Canterbury has more local students than ever at a time when domestic tertiary enrolments are dropping, we find out what's going… Audio
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NZ universities deal with record domestic enrolments
The University of Canterbury is reporting record domestic enrollments, producer Matthew Hutching talked with the University's Professor Catherine Moran Audio
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What will Kaikōura look like in 2075?
Could an AI bot become the mayor of Kaikōura in 2075? The district council has been imagining what the town might look like in 50 years.
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From Northland to Bluff, aurora makes spectacular return to NZ
People have been reporting displays of the Southern Lights from Southland to Northland on Friday night.
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What clues left by the Alpine Fault's last big quake reveal
With a 75 percent chance of another rupture in the next 50 years, new research improves how we can forecast its impact. Video
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Hunters supply foodbanks with tonnes of wild venison mince
Hunters for Hope's Steve Hill and Adam Kreisel turn surplus venison from hunters and farmers into high-protein food parcels for low income families. Audio
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Country Life Friday 11 October 2024
This week Country Life joins the Girls Who Grow programme helping bridge the urban-rural divide and get more young women into the primary sector and the team meet two North Canterbury hunters helping… Audio
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Free venison mince feeds people in need
Hunters for Hope's Steve Hill and Adam Kreisel turn surplus venison from hunters and farmers into high-protein food parcels for low income families.
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Cameron Pearce: Progression
The Christchurch-based composer and trumpeter has just released a new album for brass ensemble on Rattle Records. He talks with RNZ Concert's Andrew Clark about the inspiration behind the project. Audio
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Vetting officer says mosque gunman was 'good actor'
A police vetting officer ultimately recommended the terrorist receive his gun licence as he "appears to be a sound person who shows good attitudes and safety sense".
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Dive right in: What it takes to be a penguin keeper
They say you should never work with animals or children, but these penguin keepers say it is the best job in the world.
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Marcelo Montoya to leave Warriors, former club likely destination
The winger leaves after 82 games for the Warriors.
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The curious writing desk that sparked graphic novel
Even as a four-year-old, Di Morris felt drawn to the writing desk at her great-aunt Marjorie's house. Audio
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Tense scenes as Christchurch terrorist's referees give evidence
One of the gun licence referees told a lawyer to "sit down" and refused to answer her question, while the other threatened to walk out a lawyer was "annoying" him.
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Feeding the arts in Christchurch
The Detail: Historic arts precinct or drive-through takeaways? Inside the very Christchurch fight over food trucks.
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Christchurch's furious food fight
Historic arts precinct or drive-through takeaways? The very Christchurch fight over food trucks. Audio