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North & South takes new direction under new management
A giant German company pulled the plug on our best and biggest magazines in April, casting out many of the nation’s best journalists. Now two journalists from Germany living here are determined to…
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Covid-19 privacy leak was 'deliberate and politically motivated', inquiry finds
The inquiry into the leak of Covid-19 details has placed the blame squarely on National MP Hamish Walker and former party president Michelle Boag, but also finds some fault with the Ministry of… Video
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"I was frantically running down to the river and digging trenches…" says Lucie Levesque who was stuck in the remote wilderness in north central British Columbia when an underground fire began… Audio, Gallery
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David Shimer: Russian interference in US elections not new
Russian interference in 2016 US elections is old news, says foreign policy analyst David Shimer. Audio
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Vitamin dosing via bluetooth? Physicist warns don't waste your money
A month after saying a dietary supplement could prevent Covid-19, Orewa psychic Jeanette Wilson now claims a bluetooth device she's selling can dose vitamins "vibrationally". Audio
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Why Victoria's Covid-19 cases aren't dropping despite lockdown
The epicentre of Australia's coronavirus outbreak is close to three weeks in lockdown. But new daily cases reached a record 532 yesterday.
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Pandemic
Emma spends lockdown at Auckland hospital and sees how government action on COVID-19 underlines the lack of urgency when it comes to Māori health. Audio
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Tairāwhiti
Emma's in Tairāwhiti, where "by Māori, for Māori" has the potential to be more than just a slogan in healthcare. Audio
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Payten: 'we've got to shift our mindset'
Acting Warriors coach Todd Payten has delivered another stern message to his players, this time after a much improved showing in the NRL.
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Clare Curran ‘relief, exhaustion, disappointment and hope’
“It’s a mixture of relief and I guess exhaustion, and disappointment and also hope.” Clare Curran is leaving politics, she talks bear pits, the media, Dunedin, mental health and tartan noir. Audio
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Clare Curran ‘relief, exhaustion, disappointment and hope’
“It’s a mixture of relief and I guess exhaustion, and disappointment and also hope.” Clare Curran is leaving politics, she talks bear pits, the media, Dunedin, mental health and tartan noir.
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The Pursuit of Wellness: How to raise healthy children
With so much advice out there, how can modern parents be sure they're doing a good job? Lucy Corry talks to the experts. Audio
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National's Hamish Walker won't return to Parliament
Outgoing National MP Hamish Walker, who fell from grace after leaking the private data of Covid-19 patients, will not return to Parliament.
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Southside
Dr. Vaaiga Autagavaia takes Emma to meet the rugby league team he coaches in Sir Edmund Hillary Collegiate. His training programme that goes far beyond sport and into the development of life skills. Audio
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Using mental health as an excuse undermines suffering Kiwis
Opinion - Sending unsolicited graphic images to someone is not a coping mechanism for mental distress and will not make you 'feel better', Changing Minds CEO Taimi Allan writes.
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Land secured for new Central Otago airport
Tarras - a small farming settlement in Central Otago - is being eyed up as a possible location for a new airport.
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$1.5m injected into reo Māori resources fund
A board game tracing the journey of a waka navigator to Aotearoa is among the iwi specific reo Māori resources the government is pushing for more of in schools.
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Emily Strayer of The Chicks (formerly the Dixie Chicks)
The band formerly known as The Dixie Chicks has a new name and a new album, the first in 14 years. One of The Chicks, Emily Strayer, talks to Jesse about Gaslighter and the return to the spotlight. Audio
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Church issues warning as claims of sexual abuse surface in Fiji
The Catholic Church in Fiji has warned any priests found to have abused children will be severely dealt with.
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National a party in disarray, in search of a leader
Power Play - Who will seize the day now National is a party looking for a leader? RNZ political editor Jane Patterson takes a look at a party that was supposed to be settling in to fight its election…
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Shot Bro: Rob Mokaraka on acting against suicide
In 2009, actor Rob Mokaraka's mental health woes played out on a very public stage, so he took to the stage to help in his own - and others' recovery. Audio
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The outsized importance of university rankings
Opinion - University rankings often end up determining how academic institutions spend and what they prioritise, but maybe they're just a big waste of time, David Cohen writes.
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Opinion: National's attacks not what we need right now
The National Party's current difficulties can be summed up in one word: culture, Cat MacLennan writes.
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Stuff's fighting talk on Facebook
Stuff says Facebook is not compatible with its own “core public values” and it's "pausing its presence" on the social media giant. The move has raised eyebrows in the media - and New Zealand’s most…
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Stuff's fighting talk on Facebook
Stuff says Facebook is not compatible with its own “core public values” and it's "pausing its presence" on the social media giant. The move has raised eyebrows in the media - and New Zealand’s most…
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