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Midday Sports News for 27 February 2023
Audio 27 Feb 2023Midday sports News for 27 February 2023.
Kane Williamson has become New Zealand's leading run scorer in test cricket. Audio
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Cyclone Gabrielle: Tradies working for free in Te Karaka
Tradies have been working for free in Te Karaka out of what they describe as a labour of love to help their community.
They're also keen to offer their services free of charge to people in other… Audio
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Sports News for 27 February 2023
The Black Caps are battling back against England in the second Test in Wellington and opener Tom Latham says the hosts still believe they can win the match. Audio
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Lynda Hallinan: Restoring a flood-damaged garden
With lives lost and countless homes and businesses devastated, it may seem trivial to talk about gardening, but for many our gardens are a source of joy and a place that helps us recover after a… Audio
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Democracy on the cheap: Skint Parliament to turn off the radio
After years of trimming budgets and doing things on-the-cheap to make ends meet Parliament’s secretariat has hit the budget wall and plans to end radio broadcasts. It’s a symptom of MP's fear of… Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 26 February 2023
Hymns to mark the first Sunday in Lent, and a hymn by Shirley Murray that turned out to be much more successful than she expected. Audio
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Pavement return to NZ and celebrate Flying Nun's 'fantastic cultural era'
Audio 25 Feb 202390’s alternative indie band PAVEMENT are returning to NZ to perform 2 headline shows as part of their 2nd reunion tour - their first show in over a decade Audio
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Cyclone makes Robertson's Budget balancing act perilous
Audio 25 Feb 2023While somewhat bound politically by Labour's promise of no new taxes this term, Finance Minister Grant Robertson is keeping all options open in his search for a way to fund the recovery from Cyclone… Audio
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Cricket: Black Caps battle on against England in Wellington test
The rain has stayed away - for now - and the Black Caps are battling to swing the momentum back in their favour on day one of the second cricket test against England in Wellington.
New Zealand made a… Video, Audio
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Midday Sports News for 24 February 2023
Audio 24 Feb 2023Midday sports News for 24 February 2023 New Zealand have made early in roads into the England batting lineup in the first session of day one of the second cricket test against England at the Basin… Audio
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Sports News for 24 February 2023
England captain Ben Stokes says they'll do their best not to let the Basin Reserve pitch fool them ahead of the second test against the Black Caps. Audio
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Protecting the night sky
So many creatures thrive in the dark - do we need better protection against light pollution? Audio
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Will Wellington weather halt Black Caps vs England test?
The Wellington weather and a stolen trumpet are grabbing just as many headlines as the cricket itself ahead of the second test between the Black Caps and England.
The match is due to start in the… Video, Audio
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Auckland light rail 'absolutely' going ahead - Transport Minister
Auckland's light rail project is "absolutely" going ahead - according to the minister in charge.
Michael Wood's resolute commitment comes at a time when many state highways across the country are in… Video, Audio
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Black Caps cricketer's father's home destroyed
An emotional Black Caps cricketer Blair Tickner has described the devastation at his parent's home just south of Napier.
Tickner made his test debut in New Zealand's loss to England in Mt Maunganui… Audio
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When plans change
Not everything goes to plan on research trips. And when the trip is to a remote island aboard a navy ship designed to help with disaster relief, and happens to overlap with one of the worst weather… Audio
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Entrenchment use under the grill in Standing Orders review
The use of entrenchment in law-making in this country has had a sound grilling at the Standing Orders Committee which is conducting its ongoing regular review of Parliament’s rules. Audio
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Pacific Waves for 22 February 2023
Pacific leaders are trickling into Nadi for an all important Special Leaders Retreat on Thursday.Top of the agenda for the Pacific Islands Forum special leaders retreat will be welcoming Kiribati back… Audio
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Free West Papua movement lobby for support in Suva
Top officials from the Free West Papua movement are in Fiji to lobby leaders to back their full membership into the Melanesian Spearhead Group. Audio
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Younger audiences slip away from local media
Research shows 15-24-year olds are switching off from the likes of TVNZ and RNZ and reaching for TikTok and YouTube. Can they be brought back? Audio
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Cyclone devastation and climate dominate PM's Statement debate
Today the debating chamber launched into action as it does most years - but this year was all about the weather and the climate. Audio
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Helping young Otago and Southland musicians achieve their dreams
Preliminary rounds for the second Dunedin Concerto Competition are just about to start. Patron Bruce Hodgson tells us what audiences can look forward to. Audio
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Civil Defence info for Tai Rāwhiti and Hawke's Bay
Audio 21 Feb 2023For the next week, there will be regular civil defence announcements around 1240 for listeners in the Tai Rāwhiti and Hawke's Bay regions, many of whom still have no or poor communications. Audio
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Sports News for 21 February 2023
Black Caps coach Gary Stead concedes his side is lacking confidence heading into the second test against England in Wellington starting on Friday. Audio
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How to make crepes for Pancake Tuesday without a recipe
Audio 21 Feb 2023Pancake Tuesday is the perfect excuse to whip up a batch of delectable crepes. Here's how.
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Cyclone Gabrielle: Tolaga Bay waiting for cleaning essentials
Feeling a little forgotten and a little low in spirits and kai.
A Tolaga bay community leader says they need basic things like cleaning equipment, skip bins and a dump that's open so people can start… Video, Audio
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Solomons Gold: 'It's what we don't put in that makes it special'
Glenn Yeatmann was working for a Honiara cocoa company back in 2002 when he had the idea of turning the high-quality local cacao beans into chocolate. His Mount Maunganui factory has been… Audio
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The pilot, the rebels and West Papua's independence struggle
How did a Kiwi pilot get caught up in a rebel group's demands for West Papua's independence from Indonesia? Audio
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Sting looks ahead to being an Englishman in New Zealand
As both a solo artist and member of the Police, Sting has sold more than 100 million albums worldwide. He says he still finds something new in his songs, as he prepares to tour New Zealand next month.
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Radio hosts fixate on schools closing as Gabrielle closes in
Cyclone Gabrielle buried homes and took lives, including those of rescuers, this week. But as it bore down on the country, front-rank hosts at Newstalk ZB played down the danger it posed… Audio