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Media shift blame for misleading tax policy headlines
This week political reporters seized on fresh figures showing the National Party overstated the benefits of its tax cut policy - and accused its leaders of misleading the public. Yet some of them had… Audio
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West Coast Cool Pt 1
Nick takes a dive into the cool sound of West Coast jazz, including musicians like Dave Brubeck, Anita O'Day, Art Pepper and Gerry Mulligan. Audio
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Dog trialling is in the blood
Champion dog trialler Clark Chrystal fosters his daughters love for the sport. Audio
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New Zealand Chamber Choir marks 25 years with national tour
New Zealand's premier national choir is celebrating its 25th anniversary by embarking on a national tour this month. The Voices New Zealand Chamber Choir will be reimagining Mozart with a new… Audio
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The Week in Detail: El Niño, The Voice, and community gardens
The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week. Audio
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Piglets go back to the same teat, says free-range pig farmer
Sows lounge in the sun as their piglets play, while others feed their litters in the privacy of their own cozy shelter at Hamish and Angela Cottle's free range pig farm near Timaru. Audio
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ACT biggest loser in latest TVNZ political poll
The ACT party is the biggest loser in the latest TVNZ Verian poll with just 10 days to go until the election. Whilst National remains steady on 36 percent, no change from last week, David Seymour's… Video, Audio
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The tiny proposal causing Australia so much angst
It's just a "moderate, tiny proposal" over indigenous representation, but Australia's The Voice referendum has caused huge uproar. Audio
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Briar Grace Smith’s stories of skin, screen and stage
Audio 1 Oct 2023Touring to five regional centres across the North Island from 6 to 25 October Upu sees performances by seven leading actors of almost 40 texts by Māori and Pacific Island writers.
Among the writers… Audio
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Kirsten Te Rito on performing at the Wellington Jazz Festival.
Our guest on Māpuna this week is Wellington based singer songwriter Kirsten Te Rito. Who is one of only two artists who have been commissioned to perform at the Wellington Jazz Festival which runs in… Audio
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Vanuatu MP's fate to be decided next week by Supreme Court
Audio 30 Sep 2023Vanuatu MP's fate to be decided next week by Supreme Court. Audio
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Indian cultural institution celebrates 25 years
Audio 29 Sep 2023The Natraj School of dance - a cornerstone of Indian culture in Aotearoa - was founded in a seemingly unlikely place, Lower Hutt. It's owner, Prabha Ravi opened its doors 25 years ago, and since then… Audio
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Warehouse group's profits plummet despite record sales
The cost of living crisis is proving a double edged sword for the Warehouse group that is haemoraghing profits despite record sales. The group which includes Noel Leeming, Torpedo seven and the red… Video, Audio
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Kea numbers rising in Nelson Lakes
The kea's cry is getting louder around Nelson Lakes. Local trampers are delighted by the rising number of kea sightings in the area thanks to the Conservation Department's labour-intensive pest… Audio
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Election campaign leaves some still wondering who to vote for
The humdrum of the election campaign has some people still wondering who they'll give their vote to. In the last 1News Verian poll, 12 percent of those polled didn't know or wouldn't say who they'll… Video, Audio
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12 great gigs to look forward to this spring
After a quiet few years with no live shows, and some notable weather-related cancellations, it's starting to feel like Aotearoa's music scene is back in fighting form. Music fans are once again…
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Investigations launched into how boat ran aground in Banks Peninsula
A marine conservationist who spent time on the Austro Carina says fishing boats often tow their lines close to Banks Peninsula.
Peter Langlands has spent many hours on board fishing trawlers as an… Audio
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National says traffic light policy for beneficiaries driven by 'love'
Cruel, dehumanising and out of touch. That's one description of National's policy to get more beneficiaries into work. But party leader Christopher Luxon's reckons it's a policy driven by love. If in… Video, Audio
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Drones used in Banks Peninsula grounded vessel operation
Drones are being used to conduct aerial observations of a grounded fishing vessel in Banks Peninsula.
The 25 metre Austro Carina ran aground at Red Bluff, and had about 10,000 litres of diesel and… Audio
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Labour announces extra $1 billion for Pharmac
The Labour Party is promising that if elected next month, it will boost Pharmac's budget by more than a billion dollars over the next four years.
The drug-buying agency already receives almost $1.5… Audio
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Business commentator Victoria Young
BusinessDesk investigations editor Victoria Young has been investigating how frequently major infrastructure projects go over budget. An investigative team looked into the first and final costings of… Audio
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Fears over diesel spill near penguin habitat
Environment Canterbury concedes an oil spill near a marine reserve is not able to be contained. The 25-metre long Austro Carina crashed into the rocks and ran aground at Canterbury's Shell Bay on the… Audio
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Ship runs aground near Banks Peninsula close to marine reserve
A fishing boat aground on rocks near Banks Peninsula is leaking diesel and hydraulic oil close to a marine reserve.
The 25-metre-long Austro Carina activated its emergency beacon at 9:38pm on… Audio
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Banks Peninsula hapū working with council to protect species from oil spill
A Banks Peninsula hapū is working with the regional council to protect tāonga species, including hoiho, from a diesel and oil spill near a marine reserve close to the peninsula.
The spill is coming… Audio
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BBC look-ahead
The BBC's Rich Preston is with us now with the news making the headlines around the world. Audio
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Popularity of chess growing in Taranaki
It's a board game that's been played for more than 1500 years but chess is on the rise in Taranaki. Chess is getting so popular in the region the New Plymouth Chess Club has added extra weekly playing… Audio
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Auckland man after Bungy Jump World Record
An Auckland bungy fanatic is hoping to restore national pride and recapture the world record he lost just last year. In 2022 Mike Heard set the world record for the most bungy jumps in a day with 430… Audio
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North Island in for a drenching
Once again the regions of Bay of Plenty and Tairawhiti have been hammered by heavy rain. While the rain was expected to ease tonight, other parts of the North Island are now in for a drenching, while… Audio
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Brass music on Nights
Music Director of the National Band of New Zealand, David Bremner, joins Nights with a selection of Jazz brass players. Audio
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ABC Wantok Program for 25 September 2023
ABC Wantok Program for 25 September 2023. Audio