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Today's sports news: what you need to know
In today's sports news - Team New Zealand have 'little whoopsie', champions through in League Cup, Patel ends his career and 'the Beast' heads to USA.
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Midweek Mediawatch: decisions, decisions . . .
Mediawatch's weekly catch-up with Lately. This week Colin Peacock talks to Karyn Hay about an ice cream headache for the ad watchdog, a dodgy dolphin dilemma for the broadcasting watchdog, Simon…
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Midweek Mediawatch: decisions, decisions . . .
Mediawatch's weekly catch-up with Lately. This week Colin Peacock talks to Karyn Hay about an ice cream headache for the ad watchdog, a dodgy dolphin dilemma for the broadcasting watchdog, Simon…
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Pharmac knew of epilepsy deaths for weeks but stayed silent
Pharmac knew for more than two weeks that three deaths had been linked to its epilepsy drug brand switch but didn't tell patients or the public.
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Ardern not concerned 'gaffe man' tweet would offend Boris Johnson
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has downplayed an old tweet in which she described Boris Johnson as a "gaffe man" and questioned the likelihood of him ever leading the United Kingdom.
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The UK election: Clarity from chaos
Opinion - No matter who you were supporting in the 2019 UK General Election, one thing is clear: we finally have clarity... of sorts, writes James Nokise.
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Brittany Kaiser: Ex-Cambridge Analytica employee talks back
Audio 14 Dec 2019Former business development director for Cambridge Analytica, turned whistleblower, Brittany Kaiser was a central figure in the Netflix documentary The Great Hack. Over time her role in building up a… Audio
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Australian families hit out at communication failures
Victims' families have been criticising authorities for a lack of communication over the eruption with Australian relatives frustrated they are relying on media reports for information. Audio
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'I said some dumb things, but I did not do the wrong thing' - Faafoi
Cabinet minister Kris Faafoi has apologised to the Prime Minister for his messages to Jason Kerrison regarding an immigration case, but will not lose his job.
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Epilepsy patients angry at being told symptoms all in their heads
Pharmac-funded research into whether people with epilepsy were imagining side effects from a medicine brand change has been suspended as angry patients point out that deaths have been linked to the…
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Louise Nicholas calls for ODT and Tremain apology over 2004 rape case cartoon
Sexual abuse survivor Louise Nicholas is demanding an apology from both the Otago Daily Times and Garrick Tremain after revelations the cartoonist also made light of her rape case. First Up was… Audio
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Nanny Mihi and the Bellbird - by Melanie Drewery
Audio 4 Dec 2019Told by Erina Daniels
For Kids and Little Kids
Staying with Nanny Mihi in the school holidays, her mokopuna get up early to whistle a tune to the birds. One bellbird learns the tune but when spring… Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch: compassionate coverage vs crass cartoon
Mediawatch's weekly catch-up with Lately. Colin Peacock talks to Karyn Hay about BoJo's no-shows in the UK; Air NZ's 'expert trolling,' casual racism forgiven - and how compassionate coverage of… Video, Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch: compassionate coverage vs crass cartoon
Mediawatch's weekly catch-up with Lately. Colin Peacock talks to Karyn Hay about BoJo's no-shows in the UK; Air NZ's 'expert trolling,' casual racism forgiven - and how compassionate coverage of…
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Iraq unrest: Parliament approves PM Abdul Mahdi's resignation
Iraq's Parliament has approved the resignation of Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi following weeks of unrest.
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Mr G debuts exhibition dedicated to Island life.
Graham Hoete also known as the artist "Mr G", is well known for his large scale murals, one that grabbed worldwide attention was of the late artist Prince, MR G painted the late singer in Sydney and… Audio
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London Bridge attack victim 'dedicated life to helping others'
One of the people stabbed to death in the attack at London Bridge has been named as 25-year-old University of Cambridge graduate, Jack Merritt.
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White Silence: The 'gloomy' golf tournament after Erebus disaster
The day after the Erebus disaster, Air NZ was due to host a professional golf tournament. Somehow, it went ahead.
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London Bridge attacker had been 'convicted of terrorism offence'
British authorities have named the suspect who was shot dead by police after a stabbing spree that left two members of the public dead, with three in hospital.
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RNZ Music's top 21 NZ albums of the 21st century
Over the past twenty years there has been a bumper crop of memorable and beautiful local albums that have found notable success. We are proud to offer you our top 21 albums of the twenty-first century… Audio
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Not a holiday - MPs in the Pacific: Day Four
A group of MPs spent five days travelling through Tonga and Fiji. Were they on a junket or was it work? Daniela Maoate-Cox follows them through Suva, Fiji to find out. Audio
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Not a holiday - MPs in the Pacific: Day Four
A group of MPs spent five days travelling through Tonga and Fiji. Were they on a junket or was it work? Daniela Maoate-Cox follows them through Suva, Fiji to find out.
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Not a holiday - MPs in the Pacific: Day Three
A group of MPs spent five days travelling through Tonga and Fiji. Were they soaking up some sun or was it work? Daniela Maoate-Cox follows them through Fiji on day three to find out. Audio
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Not a holiday - MPs in the Pacific: Day Three
A group of MPs spent five days travelling through Tonga and Fiji. Were they soaking up some sun or was it work? Daniela Maoate-Cox follows them through Fiji on day three to find out.
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The inscrutable party and its inscrutable leader
Opinion - Why wasn't Winston Peters more up front about funding applications from New Zealand First Future Forest Products trust, David Slack asks.
