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Budget 2023: Early Childhood Council welcomes more funding
Early Childhood Council chief executive Simon Laube is welcoming the extension of 20 free hours to two year olds in early childhood education. He told Checkpoint there'll be a lot of two-year-olds in… Video, Audio
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Budget 2023: Where's the spending going?
Young families are the target of Budget 2023, with a promise to extend the 20 free hours subsidy to two year olds - but only from March 2024. Children under 13 will travel free on public transport… Video, Audio
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How to survive your teenager learning to drive
Audio 18 May 2023Watching your teenager get behind the wheel can be nerve-wracking for any parent, but neuroplasticity educator and parenting expert Nathan Wallis has some suggestions to make it slightly less scary… Audio
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Sure to Rise: The story of Edmonds
A Kiwi kitchen isn't really complete without a copy of the timeless Edmonds Cookbook. The family behind the iconic Christchurch baking powder company Edmonds lovingly shares its history in the new… Audio, Gallery
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Hostel fire survivors feel weight of tragedy
As the adrenaline wears off - survivors of the Hostel Fire Tragedy say they're just starting to feel the full weight of what they've been through. At the Newton Community Centre - a team of trauma… Audio
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Survivors of hostel fire reflect on their luck, tragedy
Audio 18 May 2023As the adrenaline wears off - survivors of the Loafers Lodge Fire Tragedy say they're just starting to feel the full weight of their experience At the Newton Community Centre - a team of trauma… Audio
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The stand-off between a philanthropist and Victoria University
A dispute over how a $10 million research grant gets used has exposed the tension between academic freedom and university funding. Audio
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Freshwater friends at Zealandia
Claire Concannon meets the latest addition to the Zealandia ecosanctuary family - toitoi, or common bully. Zealandia CEO Dr Danielle Shanahan explains why these little fish will be an important part… Audio
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Money or morals? Team NZ, Saudi Arabia and sportswashing
Sparks are flying over Team New Zealand's decision to hold a pre-America's Cup regatta in Saudi Arabia. Audio
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24 Cameron Bennett | The New Zealand Wars
After decades as one of the country’s best-known journalists, Cameron Bennett took on a unique new challenge: to educate the nation on the New Zealand Wars and help tell Māori stories. Audio
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NZ's most at-risk children suffering preventable diseases - Cure Kids report
New Zealand's most deprived children are suffering the most from preventable diseases.
That's according to the third report on the State of Child Health by research charity Cure Kids, released today.
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Firefighters faced 'extremely challenging' scenes at fatal Loafers Lodge blaze
Audio 16 May 2023Firefighters first on the scene are struggling with what they encountered.
The property housed a range of tenants, some of them had lived there for years, others not so long, and many of them were… Video, Audio
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Weather-affected businesses offered free mentoring
Audio 16 May 2023Weather-related events have taken a massive toll on any number of people around the country this year. Many businesses have faced massive - and sometimes repeat - clean-ups, disruption to operations… Audio
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NZ Rugby working on All Blacks Test in Fiji
An historic first All Blacks Test in Fiji is increasingly likely as New Zealand Rugby seeks to strengthen its ties in the South Pacific.
The All Blacks are scheduled to play Fiji in New Zealand next… Video, Audio
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Why writer and entrepreneur Derek Sivers made Aotearoa his home
American polymath Derek Sivers gets a "deep sense of happiness and identity" from his New Zealand passport. Audio
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Move or improve? How to sort out problems with the people next door
Loud music at night, unmown berms, overgrown trees, cars parked in the wrong place... not everyone has good neighbours. Civil litigation expert Nathan Tetzlaff explains what you can - and can't - do… Audio
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Australian Correspondent Brad Foster
Brad Foster reports on the winners and losers of the Australian Federal Budget, the reintroduction of the platypus - Australia's cutest egg-laying mammal - into the Royal National Park near Sydney… Audio
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Around the motu: Simon Wilson in Auckland
Simon talks to Kathryn about a range of issues affecting Tamaki Makaurau, including the effect of wild weather on parts of the city prone to flooding and the effect on public transport. The Auckland… Audio
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Reconciling worlds - vocalist Briar Prastiti
In this episode, composer and vocalist Briar Prastiti talks about bridging her two worlds through her music - Greece and New Zealand. Audio
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Motherly love: 10 films for Mothers' Day
Audio 14 May 2023Mothers don't always get the best of representation in the movies. Often obsessive and controlling, or emotionally or physically absent, they are frequently seen through the eyes of their children.
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Alison Goldfrapp goes it alone, heads for the dance floor with The Love Invention
Alison Goldfrapp has gone solo with her new album The Love Invention. Video, Audio
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Meka Whaitiri rebellion hones parties' loyalties
Meka Whaiti's defection brings Labour's solid 65-strong majority down to 62, opening it up to accusations of disunity and instability. Lumping in Elizabeth Kerekere's resignation from the Greens… Audio
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Arthur Anae - from politics to farming chooks
Arthur Anae sleeps four hours a night and wakes in plenty of time to get his free range eggs to market in person. The former politician never thought as a young boy from Samoa he would end up with two… Audio
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Country Life Friday May 12 2023
The banks are closing in over a troubled river, from scrap to sculpture, Arthur Anae - from politics to farming chooks and the Rural News Wrap. Audio
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what is DNA?
Audio 12 May 2023Join us for a weekly round-up of the news! Plus in our explainer this week we find out about DNA. Audio
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The week that was
Audio 12 May 2023Comedians Te Radar and Irene Pink with range of interesting stories, including how Penny Mordaunt coped with holding a 3.6kg sword for 51 minutes at King Charles' coronation. Audio
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Abbey Caves and NZ's tragic outdoor education history
The death of a student at Abbey Caves has brought back memories of another outdoor education tragedy - the Mangatepopo canyoning disaster. Audio
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Private bill offers a more reflective debate
Because a private bill addresses a specific matter particular to just one person it offers a more mellow and reflective style of parliament debate. Audio
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Oral Questions for Thursday 11 May 2023
Audio 11 May 2023Questions to Ministers NICOLA WILLIS to the Prime Minister: Does he stand by all of his Government's statements and actions? RACHEL BOYACK to the Minister of Housing: How is the Government working… Audio
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A 'game changer' in Parkinson's research
New Zealand scientists are celebrating a major advancement in Parkinson's research, which is hoped will improve the diagnosis and treatment of the disease, and even stop full-blown symptoms developing… Audio