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Transforming the land is just the beginning
The Ngawha Innovation and Enterprise park is currently being built on 240 ha of land near Kaikohe. It is expected to create hundreds of jobs. Audio
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On the Farm - a wrap of farming conditions around NZ
There's been a bit of badly needed rain in King Country and it has warmed up again after a very cold week last week. Farmers are getting into winter mode in Canterbury with stock starting on winter… Audio
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The return of MasterChef NZ
After a seven-year break, the TV cooking show MasterChef NZ returns to TV screens this Sunday night. Auckland restauranter Michael P Dearth is one of this year's judges, along with chefs Nadia Lim and… Video, Audio
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What the PM meeting with the US president means for NZ
The Prime Minister has managed to nail down a meeting with US President Joe Biden and his deputy Kamala Harris during her US trip. Audio
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Asia correspondent Elizabeth Beattie
Elizabeth talks to Kathryn about China's latest foray into the Pacific. And in Pakistan, there are reports of clashes in after ousted Prime Minister Imran Khan and his party have pushed on with… Audio
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US Pres Joe Biden to meet with PM Jacinda Ardern at White House
The Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has secured a meeting with US President Joe Biden and vice president Kamala Harris at the White House on Tuesday next week RNZ's political editor Jane Patterson is… Audio
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Monkeypox: Do we need to be alarmed?
Monkeypox cases are steadily rising around the world, but do we need to be worried? Infectious diseases experts say the outbreak is cause for concern, but not alarm. Audio
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New Music from Steve Wells
Audio 26 May 2022Former Fur Patrol guitarist, Steve Wells joins us from Paris on the eve of the relase of his latest single. He talks about his decision to take a break from music in 2007 to pursue photography and… Audio
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Mentoring at Sheepworld helping at-risk youth
Audio 26 May 2022A charity working with at risk youths, is hoping to stop them from becoming part of the crime wave of ram raids by mentoring them amongst actual sheep! Springboard mentor Sheralyn Cotton talks to… Audio
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How to help children become great communicators
Engaging with a baby in their first three years of life can help set them up with communication skills, says speech-language therapist Emma Quigan. Once you trust that very young children are learning… Video, Audio
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New technology with Mark Pesce
The likely changes to abortion law in the US are making a lot of people nervous, as well as tech giants...Meta (formerly Facebook) has banned its staff from talking about it at work. The struggle to… Audio
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RNZ analysis: PM's focus shifts to Texas school shooting
The Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is currently visiting the United States in a bid to drum up trade and tourism -and had hoped to meet with the US President. Yesterday's shooting in Texas has meant… Audio
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More needs to be done on gun control - Ardern
As America reels from another mass shooting, Jacinda Ardern was asked on US television about New Zealand's response to its own mass shooting in 2019. The Prime Minister acknowledged there is still… Audio
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Matatā: The town that had to retreat
A massive landslide swamped part of the Bay of Plenty town of Matatā in 2005. Seventeen years on, the managed retreat process is finally coming to an end. Audio
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Ardern talks gun control with Stephen Colbert on Late Show
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is in New York and has made a third appearance on Stephen Colbert's The Late Show.
The PM is in the US for a trade mission and charm offensive - convincing Americans New… Video, Audio
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Police scramble to calm tensions after Auckland gang shootings
Seven drive-by shootings in one night have Auckland police scrambling to calm tensions and renegotiate a truce between rival gangs.
There have been 12 reported drive by shootings in Auckland since… Video, Audio
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Susan Cain on embracing being uncomfortable
Audio 25 May 2022The laws of nature tell us there is no light without dark, no death without birth, we can't have rainbows without a little rain. But the world tells us to lean into the positive and forsake sadness… Audio
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3D technology being used to save heritage buildings
Audio 25 May 2022The Unitec School of Architecture is preserving our oldest buildings with the latest technology. Their research uses 3-D modelling to record heritage buildings in digital form. Audio
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Another school shooting in the USA
In the US at least 18 children and three adults have been killed in a school shooting this morning in South Texas.
Robb Elementary School is in the city of Uvalde, about 130 kilometres west of San… Audio
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Kai resilience and food swapping in Taranaki
Audio 25 May 2022Pounamu Skelton is dedicated to helping whanau grow food and to trade it. She runs the popular Waitara crop swap. Her interest in food is steeped in the legacy of her Tipuna Maori, respecting food as… Audio
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Breast cancer patients sicker due to mammogram delays
About 6000 women in Wellington waited longer than the standard 60 days for an appointment. Fifty-two may have received the wrong prognosis or treatment as a result. Joining us now is chief executive… Audio
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PM Jacinda Ardern starts US trade mission
The Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, has arrived in New York to start her US trade mission. Ardern has just met with United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres where Ukraine was the top of the… Audio
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Can NZ hit its renewable electricity goal?
The government's set an ambitious target of hitting 100 percent of electricity generation from renewable sources by 2030 – but it is achievable? Audio
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Eat of the Week - Onion
Audio 24 May 2022To help you keep the cost of your kai down, each week we feature an item that represents great value and easy eating. The eat of the week is ONION. The best buying we found is a kilo of loose brown… Audio
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Golfers cry foul over plans to open courses for more people, activities
Golfers are accusing Auckland Council of foul play over a plan to develop their courses into more versatile public spaces.
The council wants local boards to acknowledge it isn't sustainable, to keep… Video, Audio
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US president ends strategic ambiguity over Taiwan military defence
US President Joe Biden has put an end to his country's strategic ambiguity, saying it would come to Taiwan's military defence if China invaded.
Taiwan is home to the world's most advanced… Audio
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The couple protecting Kaikōura's precious banded dotterels
A couple with a shared love of conservation have devoted the last seven years to protecting the banded dotterel living on the shores of Kaikōura . The birds nest on the sand, making them particularly… Audio, Gallery
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Inflight Information
Buckle up and hold on tight as we welcome you aboard RNZ Airlines! Here our presenters will ensure that all passengers have been well informed of all boarding, landing and safety procedures, in te reo… Video, Audio
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All aboard? The cruise ship comeback
The maritime border is about to reopen and that means cruise ships will once again be visiting our shores. But will it be a return to the pre-pandemic status quo? Audio
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Lake Dunstan Trail lauded with more than 80k riders in first year
The Lake Dunstan Trail has blown away all expectations with with more than 80,000 people in its first year.
It was hoped the trail would bring some economic relief to Central Otago during the… Video, Audio