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  • 'Calm your collywobbles!' History Hustle's Joe Gillard

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    history
    16 Oct 2019
    The Lovesick Maiden

    Joe Gillard has put together a handy guide of old timey linguistic gems that once gave colourful expression to the English language. Words like honeyfuggle (to flatter someone), ninnyhammer (fool) and… Audio

  • Out of control: Call to add stalking to Harrassment Act

    News
    New Zealand life and society
    15 Oct 2019
    hooded criminal stalking in the shadows of a dark street alley alleyway

    A Women's Refuge survey has found 60 percent of women have been stalked by their partner after they had broken up, but a greater number experienced the behaviour while in the relationship.

    Survey prompts call to add stalking to Harrassment Act
  • US pulling troops out of northern Syria

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    World
    14 Oct 2019
    Syrian Arab and Kurdish civilians arrive to Tall Tamr town, in the Syrian northwestern Hasakeh province, after fleeing Turkish bombardment on the northeastern towns along the Turkish border on October 10, 2019.

    The US is withdrawing all its troops from northern Syria as Turkey advances its operation against the Kurds and thousands flee their homes.

    US pulling troops out of northern Syria
  • News in and out of North Korea

    Audio
    media
    13 Oct 2019
    PYONGYANG, North Korea -- Jean H. Lee stands on Kim Il Sung Square in Pyongyang, North Korea. (Photo courtesy Jean H. Lee. All Rights Reserved)2

    Korean-American journalist Jean Lee had one of the trickiest jobs in world journalism - running the first international news bureau in North Korea. Since then this former news blackspot has become… Video, Audio

  • News in and out of North Korea

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    Mediawatch media
    13 Oct 2019
    PYONGYANG, North Korea -- Jean H. Lee stands on Kim Il Sung Square in Pyongyang, North Korea. (Photo courtesy Jean H. Lee. All Rights Reserved)2

    Korean-American journalist Jean Lee had one of the trickiest jobs in world journalism - running the first international news bureau in North Korea. Since then this former news blackspot has become…

    Video, Audio

    News in and out of North Korea
  • Trump impeachment: Ambassador says she was ousted over 'false claims'

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    World
    12 Oct 2019
    WASHINGTON, DC - OCTOBER 11: Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch arrives at the U.S. Capitol October 11, 2019 in Washington, DC.

    The former US ambassador to Ukraine has told lawmakers she was sacked over "unfounded and false claims by people with clearly questionable motives".

    Trump impeachment: Ambassador says she was ousted over 'false claims'
  • How Technology is Changing Our Towns

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    business internet
    11 Oct 2019
    No caption

    Could an online bra fitting service be the final death knell for bricks and mortar stores?

    Claire Crofton finds out. Audio

  • Jewish Council distressed by 'copycat' shooting in Germany

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    New Zealand world
    11 Oct 2019
    no caption

    Religious leaders are appalled that the Christchurch mosque shooting appears to have inspired a copycat.

    Jewish Council distressed by 'copycat' shooting in Germany
  • Fijian Language Week - new dance aims to help embrace identity

    Audio
    Pacific
    11 Oct 2019
    Young Fijians learn the traditional meke seasea dance in Auckland.

    A new Fijian meke or traditional dance aims to encourage the islanders to embrace their identity and help them cope with the changes around them. Audio

  • Mass power cut in California to prevent wildfires

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    World
    10 Oct 2019
    What's left of a staircase stands amidst a smoldering home as the Camp fire tears through Paradise, north of Sacramento, California.

    A power company is cutting electricity to around 800,000 homes, businesses and other locations in Northern California, in an attempt to prevent wildfires.

    Northern California hit by major power cuts over wildfire fears
  • Rugby World Cup: Bring on the knockout footy

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    Sport Comment & Analysis
    9 Oct 2019
    All Blacks lock Sam Whitelock at the Rugby World Cup.

    Rugby is a fine sport, one that's woven itself into the fabric of New Zealand society, but you can see why some people have had a gutsful writes Hamish Bidwell.

    Rugby World Cup: Bring on the knockout footy
  • All Blacks face a desperate Italian side

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    Sport Rugby World Cup
    9 Oct 2019
    All Blacks coaches Steve Hansen and Ian Foster.

    The All Blacks face a desperate Italian side with quarter-final ambitions in their final Pool B match in Toyota City, assistant coach Ian Foster said.

    All Blacks face a desperate Italian side
  • Irish writer's song and dance over All Blacks' haka is nothing new

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    Comment & Analysis sport
    4 Oct 2019
    AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND - AUGUST 17:  Kieran Read of the All Blacks performs the Haka with team mates during The Rugby Championship and Bledisloe Cup Test match between the New Zealand All Blacks and the Australian Wallabies at Eden Park on August 17, 2019 in Auckland, New Zealand. (Photo: POOL)

    Opinion - It would just not be a Rugby World Cup without a song and dance, quite literally, being made about the Haka ritual performed by the All Blacks just before kick-off, writes Jeremy Hapeta.

    Irish writer's song and dance over All Blacks' haka is nothing new
  • Iraq anti-government protests lead to deadly clashes

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    World
    3 Oct 2019
    Iraqi protesters chant slogans during a demonstration against state corruption, failing public services and unemployment at Tayaran square in Baghdad.

    At least five people have been killed and hundreds wounded since Tuesday in clashes between anti-government protesters and security forces in Iraq.

    Iraq anti-government protests lead to deadly clashes
  • The psychology of climate-change disbelievers

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    science climate
    2 Oct 2019
    A picture taken in 31 October, 2018 shows polar bears feeding at a garbage dump near the village of Belushya Guba. Scientists say conflicts with ice-dependent polar bears will increase in the future due to Arctic ice melting and a rise of human presence in the area.

    Victoria University Professor Marc Wilson's spoke at the Otago-Southland branch of the New Zealand Psychology Society seminar recently about why, if it's so obvious, are there still so many climate… Audio

  • Today's sport news: what you need to know

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    Sport
    1 Oct 2019
    Zoe Hobbs in action in the heats of the women's 200m at the 2019 World Athletics Championships.

    In today's sports news - Japan look to secure Joseph, Kiwi sprinter exits world champs and a practice mishap for McLaughlin.

    Today's sport news: what you need to know
  • Rugby World Cup: News from around the globe

    News
    Sport Rugby World Cup
    28 Sep 2019
    American flanker John Quill shoulder charges England playmaker Owen Farrell

    It's a Saturday, there's the lawns and the kids' sport. So we've been reading all the Rugby World Cup coverage so you don't have to.

    Rugby World Cup: News from around the globe
  • Nir Eyal: why tech addiction is a myth

    Audio
    technology
    28 Sep 2019
    man on phone in sea

    For most of us, device overuse does not meet all of the above conditions so does not qualify as an addiction, according to behavioural sociologist Nir Eyal. He tells Kim Hil the myth that we're all… Audio

  • Fonterra's Kāpiti cheese factory closure 'a real blow' - councillor

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    New Zealand Wellington Region
    27 Sep 2019
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    Fonterra's closure of its specialty cheese plant in Paraparaumu is a massive blow for the region, a Kāpiti Coast district councillor says. Audio

    Fonterra's Kāpiti cheese factory closure 'a real blow' - councillor
  • White House 'tried to cover up' Trump-Ukraine call details

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    World
    27 Sep 2019
    US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky  meet at the UN in  New York on 25 September 2019

    A whistleblower says White House officials tried to "lock down" details of a phone call between Donald Trump and the Ukrainian president, using a computer system reserved for top level intelligence…

    Trump impeachment inquiry: White House 'tried to cover up details of Trump-Ukraine call'
  • Councillors reveal when they knew of Swiggs' 'inappropriate' behaviour

    News
    New Zealand In Case You Missed It
    26 Sep 2019
    Deon Swiggs

    The Christchurch City Council closed its final meeting of the term on today, and Mayor Lianne Dalziel is still refusing to comment further on the allegations of inappropriate behaviour by one of her…

    Christchurch councillors reveal when they knew of Swiggs' 'inappropriate' behaviour
  • Matangireia | Season 1 | Episode 5: Tau Henare

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    politics te ao Māori
    26 Sep 2019
    No caption

    Tau Henare retired from politics in 2014 – but could there be a comeback? Asked if he misses Parliament, Tau doesn't hesitate. "Hell yes!" he exclaims. Video, Audio

  • Sir John Walker bids farewell to Auckland Council

    News
    New Zealand
    26 Sep 2019
    Sir John Walker with his wife Lady Helen, sons Richard and Tim, daughters Elizabeth and Caitlin, and son in law Gabriel.

    Legendary runner Sir John Walker, who went onto enable a million kids to learn to swim, has made his farewells to the Auckland Council as he battles Parkinson's Disease.

    Sir John Walker bids farewell to Auckland Council
  • Memo confirms Trump urged Biden investigation

    News
    World
    26 Sep 2019
    US President Donald during a meeting at the UN in New York, September 25, 2019.

    The White House has released details of a phone call between President Trump and his Ukrainian counterpart that has triggered a US impeachment inquiry.

    Trump impeachment: Memo confirms president urged Biden inquiry
  • Sex offender at Royal Commission: 'I was there to support my partner'

    News
    New Zealand
    25 Sep 2019
    Silhouette of male person against a colorful horizon.

    The child sex offender at the centre of the scandal engulfing the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care has admitted being in the room at meetings held by the survivor's advisory group.

    Sex offender at Royal Commission: 'I was there to support my partner'
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