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Black Caps star Ajaz Patel auctions record-breaking jersey
Time for a sports flashback. It's five months ago, the second cricket test between India against New Zealand in Mumbai.
Of course it was Black Caps spinner Ajaz Patel taking all 10 wickets in an… Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
Up early with us as he is every Friday bivouac organic spinach and free range cabbage leaves is our good mate and Minister of Fruit and Veggies, Glenn Forsyth Audio
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NCEA students get a tune-up
Audio 5 May 2022The Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra is livestreaming a free concert to all New Zealand secondary schools next week, Thursday May 12th and it's thought to be the first time a professional orchestra in… Audio
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Big home development offers friends chance to share mortgage
Aucklanders buddying up with extended family or friends to buy a home are the focus of a new subdivision in the city's south-east.
Houses with six to eight bedrooms, with split kitchens and living… Video, Audio
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School counts cost of coaxing kids back to class after Covid-19
Fed up with students not turning up, an Auckland college has hired attendance navigators and taken out radio ads to try get kids into the classroom.
New PPTA numbers show 60,000 students are missing… Video, Audio
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Countdown to freeze prices on essential items over winter
One of New Zealand's largest supermarket chains is temporarily freezing prices on at least 500 items in response to what's being called a cost of living crisis.
Countdown says it has identified… Video, Audio
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Officer used excess force during arrests
The Independent Police Conduct Authority has found an officer used excess force during at least two arrests.
He's since left the police force.
In one case, in September 2018, the officer pushed a… Audio
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Applying technology from low-methane sheep to cattle
Technology behind breeding low-methane emitting sheep has the potential to be applied to cattle, with huge potential for reducing New Zealand's greenhouse gasses. Scientists at AgResearch have found… Audio
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Auckland children behind on free dental check-ups
Children who've missed their free routine dental check-ups in Auckland has hit a record high.
They're being urged to see private dentist - but not everyone can afford that. Health authorities warn… Audio
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New research questions efficacy of Reading Recovery
Critics of the multimillion dollar Reading Recovery programme want it overhauled or even scrapped following new research showing it's left some children worse off.
The United States study found those… Audio
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Auckland kids missing routine dental check-ups
The number of children who've missed their free routine dental check-ups in Auckland has hit a record high and health authorities warn it'll take over a year to catch up.
The Auckland Regional Dental… Audio
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Niue businesses welcome quarantine free travel to NZ
Niue businesses welcome govts early border reopening plans. Audio
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Case #041 - The Bain Family Murders
David Bain spent 13 years in prison after being found guilty of killing his family in 1994 – however he always maintained his innocence and he was acquitted in a retrial in 2009. Audio
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No matter what, any petition to parliament gets heard
The specialist Petitions Committee has processed a record number of petitions and it's only half way through the term. It hears petitions on almost anything. Audio
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Charities inundated with people struggling to pay power bills
Just over a month since the government scrapped low-use power plans, charities say they're being inundated with people struggling to power their electricity bills.
The change means 60 percent of… Audio
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Lilliput Libraries: A little project with big community impact
Audio 4 May 2022A few years ago Dunedin woman Ruth Arnison came across an unusual idea for a library - little, brightly painted cupboards full of books free for anyone to take, borrow or donate. She called them… Audio
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Large US study finds Reading Recovery benefits don't last
Audio 4 May 2022A new follow-up study into students who'd gone through the Reading Recovery programme in the US has found that initial gains may not last. Audio
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Waiheke restaurateur offers free training and apprencticeships
An Auckland restaurateur is offering free training and an apprencticeship programme in a bid to curb a serious shortage in hospitality workers. Nick Jones owns Waiheke Island's Mudbrick Vineyard and… Audio
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Youth crime: Referral to Youth Aid not a free pass - police
Police concede the pandemic and MIQ duties mean resources have been diverted away from Youth Aid and they are playing catch up.
An 11-year-old ram raid driver and a seven-year-old burglar in recent… Video, Audio
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How to build wealth for retirement
Audio 3 May 2022Everyone knows they need to save for retirement, but Financial Planner, Liz Koh says saving is only part of the story. She says we need to think more broadly than that, because our goal should not be… Audio
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Free-range eggs officially back on the menu in UK
In the UK, where Cinderella won't be going to the ball anytime soon and free-range eggs are officially back on the menu.. Our London correspondent Hope Bolger joins us Audio
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Taken
Liam Neeson's monologue in the 2008 movie Taken is spine-tingling. Can the Whakamāori crew achieve the same results? Lights, camera, ACTION. Video, Audio
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What happens if you’ve got long Covid and can’t work?
Research suggests anywhere between 10 and 30 percent of people who get Covid-19 end up developing Long Covid. What happens if that impacts your ability to work? Audio
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Renters describe property investor rental plan as a money grab
Property investors want harsher penalties for problem tenants and to return the bright-line test to two years.
They want tax cuts on rental property mortgages reinstated and to once again be able to… Audio
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Feijoas all year round
Audio 2 May 2022The feijoa season usually passes in a blaze of glory. Glorious months with an abundance of the fruit...and then the season ends. So how can you enjoy feijoas all year round? Heather Smith is the… Audio
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Dave Letele : fighting obesity by example
Over the last eight years, Dave Letele has helped thousands of people lose weight and get fit through his Brown Buttabean health programme. The progamme spun out of Dave's own journey in which he lost… Audio
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LAMP test trials should have come earlier - expert
A trial of a new Covid-19 test is on its way but some are asking why it's taken so long.
Thirty Air New Zealand staff will take part in LAMP tests - a new system that can detect Covid-19 within… Audio
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Landlords put forward their plan to fix rental market
The Property Investors Federation says it is concerned about a growing rental crisis and has a plan to fix it.
It includes harsher penalties for bad tenants and returning the bright line test to two… Audio
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Hats off to Hayley May - the screen industry's headwear queen!
Audio 1 May 2022If you're in New Zealand's screen industry, the answer to the question "Where did you get that hat?" is often milliner Hayley May. Hayley's meticulous hat and glove making skills have been put to the… Audio, Gallery
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Russian composer Tatiana Riabinkina's reaction to the Ukraine invasion
A Russian composer living in New Zealand has written two works directly responding to the current invasion of Ukraine. Tatiana Riabinkina says she is horrified at what's happening in the country under… Audio