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Campbell Stewart on pushing through the burn, winning silver
It is the race that had cyclist Campbell Stewart in screaming agony from about the halfway mark, but he pushed through the pain barrier with the help of his cheering teammates to win silver.
The… Video, Audio
Health leaders consider Covid-19 Pfizer booster shot
Health officials are mulling the prospects of a Pfizer booster shot, and a longer wait between the first two doses.
The doors are flinging open for over 55s to get their Covid-19 vaccine from today.
…Calls grow for free public transport for some in Wellington
There are calls for Wellington Regional Council to let students and community service card holders ride the city's buses and trains for free.
A collective of unions, churches and student groups say… Video, Audio
Broken collar bone, no medal for cyclist Aaron Gate after crash
A nasty crash at the Olympic velodrome has left NZ track cyclist Aaron Gate with a broken collar bone, burns and without a medal in Tokyo.
The men's pursuit team were in a strong position in the race… Video, Audio
Another stunning day in Tokyo for NZ - latest details
Lisa Carrington has become New Zealand's most successful Olympian, adding another gold medal - tohutoa - to her haul today.
She's won the K1 500m to claim her third Olympic gold medal of these Games.
…Wallabies aim to make history with Eden Park win over All Blacks
The Wallabies are hoping to make history when they take on the All Blacks at Eden Park on Saturday night.
Australia haven't triumphed at the ground in 35 years and the Auckland fortress will be home… Audio
Legislation to ban gay conversion therapy passes first reading
New Zealand is a step closer to banning gay conversion therapy, with legislation criminalising the practice passing its first hurdle in Parliament this afternoon.
All political parties, except… Audio
Police won't be routinely armed, despite survey showing support - Commissioner
The Police Commissioner says he will not be routinely arming his officers - despite a new survey showing three quarters of the force want to be armed.
It's a decision that solely rests with him, but… Audio
Timaru Boys PE teacher Gavin Miller applauds former student Tom Walsh
Our South Island reporter Tim Brown and cameraman Nate McKinnon shot around Tom's old haunts this afternoon.
They caught up with his former PE teacher and coach Gavin Miller at Timaru Boys.
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'Really happy' shot put champ Tom Walsh celebrates Olympics bronze
Tom Walsh - the builder from Timaru - is now the proud owner of two Olympic bronze medals.
Walsh heaved a 22.47 throw to put himself on the podium, alongside Americans Ryan Crouser and Joe Kovacs.
… Video, Audio
Evening business for 5 August 2021
News from the business sector, including a market report. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6266614652001 Video, Audio
NSW's worst day of Covid-19 outbreak - 262 new cases, 5 deaths
New South Wales has seen its worst day yet, with 262 new Covid-19 cases, and five more deaths.
Not only that, but the outbreak has spread beyond Sydney.
Covid-19 has turned up in wastewater around… Video, Audio
Teens have day in Court of Appeal calling for voting age of 16
A bid to lower the voting age to sixteen has seen teenagers spend the day trying to convince the Court of Appeal leaving them out is unjustified discrimination.
The group, Make It 16, took the case… Audio
Govt explains US billionaire's visit to NZ
It's emerged Google co-founder Larry Page was able to enter New Zealand despite the Covid-19 border restrictions.
But the government says he met the relevant requirements to enter the country.
The… Audio
Powerhouse shot putter Tom Walsh hauls in bronze at Tokyo
Tom Walsh bagged his second bronze medal in consecutive Olympic Games in the panga mataa - the shot put.
Walsh trailed two Americans but managed to get himself onto the podium with a monster 22.47… Video, Audio
Wāhine toa Lisa Carrington, NZ's most decorated Olympian
Wahine toa Lisa Carrington is New Zealand's most decorated Olympic athlete.
The paddler pushed through the pain barrier to win her third gold of these Games, bringing her career medal total to six -… Video, Audio
EMA calls for overstayer amnesty to help ease labour shortages
A call for an overstayer amnesty to help with labour shortages.
The Employers and Manufacturers Association says as well as letting more recognised seasonal workers into the country the government… Video, Audio
Marsden Pt workers feel abandoned by govt as job cuts loom
Frustrated workers at Marsden Point feel abandoned by the government ahead of a vote over whether to cut hundreds of jobs.
Shareholders will decide on Friday whether to stop processing oil at the… Audio
Scathing Mediaworks review reveals, sexual assault claims, boys' club culture
A scathing independent review into Mediaworks has exposed allegations of sexual assault, bullying and a boys' club culture.
The company's chief executive, Cam Wallace, has apologised today to current… Audio
RSE worker exemption ‘insult' to NZ overstayers, advocates say
Migrant advocates say border exemptions for seasonal workers from the Pacific only add insult to injury for overstayers in New Zealand.
The government has decided to allow Recognised Seasonal… Audio