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PM wrongly announces new offence
The Prime Minister has been left with egg on his face after announcing a new offence for adults who aide young people in offending, before almost immediately withdrawing the announcement.
At his… Audio
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Marshall Islands seeks compensation from the US over nuclear tests
Marshall Islands seeks more compensation from the US for nuclear tests. Audio
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Is science making our food safer? – Five scientists talk to Kim Hill
Is Science making our food safer? Kim Hill talks with a panel of experts at the annual seminar of the New Zealand Food Safety Science & Research Centre Audio
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Three nights until biggest sporting event in NZ history kicks off
There are just three sleeps to go until the biggest sporting event in New Zealand's history kicks off in Auckland ... Yes the Football Ferns will get the 2023 Fifa Women's World Cup underway when they… Video, Audio
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Ban on red-light-running Te Huia train 'unjustified' says rail union
The rail union is calling the ban slapped on Te Huia an "unjustified reaction". The Hamilton to Auckland train service has been banned from the Auckland metro area, because of two incidents of running… Video, Audio
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Expert feature: Small talk
If you've ever felt awkward or tongue-tied in a conversation and maybe been a bit embarrassed, today's expert might be able to help you out. Debra Fine wrote 'The Fine Art of Small Talk' and is our… Audio
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RNZ's World Cup office sweepstake
Audio 17 Jul 2023The biggest-ever FIFA Women's World Cup kicks off at Auckland's Eden Park this Thursday, 20 July. We've got all your office sweepstake needs covered.
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UK joins CPTPP Asia Pacific Trade deal
The UK has made it into the huge trans-Pacific free trade treaty, but there's been no progress on allowing in China.
New Zealand hosted the seventh meeting of the Comprehensive and Progressive… Audio
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FIFA Women's World Cup in NZ, but the hype is yet to come
The Fifa Womens Football world cup is upon us - the Football Ferns take on Norway this Thursday night in the opening match at Eden Park. Its being touted as the biggest sporting event to hit our… Audio
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Could a 'mortgage bomb' blow up borrowers?
Recent reports have warned of a ‘mortgage bomb’ that could blow up - and a growing number of people unable to pay back debts. Is the story as explosive as some headlines would have you believe?
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Geoffrey Palmer: Strengthen Parliament to watch government
As an MP Sir Geoffrey Palmer had a huge impact on the interlocking shapes of government and parliament. The great reformer is still brimming with ideas for improvement. Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 16 July 2023
The season of Matariki has begun. It’s a time to gather with family and friends to reflect on the past, celebrate the present, and plan for the future. This week’s programme touches on some of those… Audio
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‘The whole album was like a therapy session’- Sudan Archives on playing live again
Audio 15 Jul 2023Maggie Tweedie talks to Sudan Archives ahead of her show in Aotearoa next week. Video, Audio
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Short Story: A Tree Full of Rubies by Shelley Burne-Field
A Tesla-driving city lawyer returns home to face her past in this new story by award-winning writer Shelley Burne-Field (Ngāti Mutunga, Ngāti Rārua).
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Kingitanga
Audio 14 Jul 2023Join us for a weekly round-up of the news! Plus in our explainer this week we look at Kingitanga. Audio
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Rugby rivalry re-ignites as All Blacks take on Springboks
The greatest rivalry in rugby re-ignites this weekend as the World Champion Springboks come to town to take on the All Blacks in Auckland. In what is shaping up as the biggest test for the All Blacks… Video, Audio
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20,000 world cup tickets given out for free in effort to fill empty seats
Sluggish ticket sales for the Women's World Cup have prompted FIFA to offer up 20,000 tickets for free. The tournament is co-hosted between New Zealand and Australia and kicks off in Auckland next… Video, Audio
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Govt not convinced free school lunch scheme is worth it
Budget documents show officials aren't sure the free school lunch scheme is worth the money.
The Treasury report says the programme improves nutrient intake and contributes to happier students, but… Audio
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'Getting on with the job that I've got' - Finance Minister on Labour's tax change rule-out
Prime Minister Chris Hipkins has ruled out introducing a wealth tax or a capital gains tax while he is leader - echoing the promise Jacinda Ardern made in 2019.
Budget documents released yesterday… Audio
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Bernard Hickey on Hipkins killing wealth tax in Budget
Prime Minister Chris Hipkins has ruled out a wealth or capital gains tax if Labour wins a third term in October. He said they were looking to introduce both in this year's Budget but he killed the… Audio
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"It's a work that audiences can relate to"
Jonathan Griffith tells Bryan Crump why 'The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace' is so special. The US-based conductor is in New Zealand to lead two free performances of Karl Jenkins' popular choral work. Audio
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Pay rise for duty lawyers
The Legal Services Commissioner has announced a pay rise for duty lawyers.
The hourly rate will increase to $103 on weekdays, and $126 on weekends.
These lawyers are an integral part of the justice… Audio
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Dumping of wastewater not a breach of treaty according to some
A Pacific leader says Japan's plan to release nuclear wastewater into the Pacific Ocean is not a breach of the nuclear free Rarotonga Treaty.
The treaty, which New Zealand has signed up to, bans… Audio
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Emergency clinic charging to see U14s due to funding shortfall, rising costs
A Whangarei emergency clinic says it's been forced to charge for treating sick under fourteen year olds, who would normally be seen free because of rising costs and a shortfall in funding. And it… Video, Audio
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Sweden gets green light to join NATO during PMs quickfire visit
There were warm Scandanavian words of friendship, and of course the obligatory meat pies, for Prime Minister Chris Hipkins during a 24 hour visit to Sweden. But while he was thanking the Swedes for… Audio
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Medical lab worker quitting for better pay & hours as meat packer
Working as a meat packer is more attractive than the long hours, poor pay and stress of working in a medical laboratory. That's according to a senior scientist who is leaving the profession after… Video, Audio
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NZ Cricket reappoint Black Caps coach for another 2 seasons
New Zealand Cricket have stuck with the status quo with the reappointment of Black Caps coach Gary Stead for another two seasons. He will remain in charge across all three formats until mid 2025… Video, Audio
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Episode 12: July 11th - Mata
Dr Shane Reti explains why he'll shut down the Maori Health Authority if National is elected government. Mihingarangi Forbes also speaks to panelists, AUT Dean of Law, Khylee Quince and Te Pati Maori… Video, Audio
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Bookings for Great Walks set to open
You'll finally be able to book a hut or campsite on one of New Zealand's Great Walks today.
Technical difficulties have plagued the Department of Conservation's booking system and forced delays since… Audio