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Corrections axes mental health contracts for jails
7 Nov 2024Corrections has ended its deal with five community providers that help prisoners with mental health conditions.
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Anthony Field - the 'Blue Wiggle' - on his mental health ride
Field speaks about feeling "sad", a late diagnosis with ADHD and his own son's anxiety that his dad would never come back from The Wiggles tours.
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Treaty Principles Bill: What you need to know
6 Nov 2024Explainer - Why all the fuss about the Treaty Principles Bill? What's it about and where will it all end up?
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Individual letterboxes to go?
5 Nov 2024New Zealand Post could eventually stop delivering mail to individual letterboxes and instead require clusters of boxes under proposed changes.
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When will we know the result?
6 Nov 2024The key times and places to watch as the wait for results begins.
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How the US election system works
6 Nov 2024What is the Electoral College, how does it work and why does it decide the election?
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The biggest moments of the campaign in photos
6 Nov 2024From President Joe Biden dropping out of the race, to former President Donald Trump being shot, they came thick and fast.
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US election: It's not (just) about the economy, stupid
4 Nov 2024Analysis - At the heart of the election and the polls is generations of social and economic change that has left too many people behind, writes Tim Watkin.
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Lange to Luxon: A timeline of the capital gains tax
For decades, the question over one tax change has been kicked down the road, over and over.
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Mike King charity accused of greenwashing over booklet
4 Nov 2024The pamphlet, handed out to schoolchildren, presents a trucking firm and a coal-burning electricity company as climate heroes.
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'Everyone just hates tampons' - six teens talk period products
4 Nov 2024There has been a period product revolution in the last decade - but are NZ teens using them?
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'I need to work harder on corporate speak,' Luxon admits
And he concedes he needs to work on his "corporate speak" after calling voters "customers" in the latest episode of 30 with Guyon Espiner.
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Businessman who banished wife from home left with pittance after Family Court splits assets
4 Nov 2024A sense of relief and a step closer to being able to move forward, wife says
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Chinese women struggle to navigate cultural differences in postpartum care
4 Nov 2024Postpartum confinement is a tradition many Chinese mothers follow for one month after giving birth but many are struggling to follow the tradition in New Zealand.
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'I didn’t even know what a canvas was' - the accidental artist
From out of nowhere accountant Iwen Yong found pathways opening up into the world of art, he tells RNZ's Culture 101. Audio
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How one couple turned backcountry huts into art
3 Nov 2024To say the artist duo Kemi Whitwell and Niko Leyden have an obsession with backcountry huts is no overstatement. They talk to Culture 101. Audio
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'I realised I wasn't alone' - How Oscar Wilde helped save Stephen Fry's life
3 Nov 2024An Evening with Stephen Fry is about to hit the stage in New Zealand and takes an inside look into his life.
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The Razor’s Edge: All Blacks get it right when it counts
3 Nov 2024Analysis - Crucial calls at crucial moments went the way of the All Blacks - and that's a satisfyingly reassuring feeling, writes Jamie Wall.
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Patrick Ness: 'Don't waste time on boring books'
2 Nov 2024The award-winning YA writer will visit NZ this month for the Verb Readers and Writer Festival and the Auckland Writers Festival
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Chali 2na: 'I was born when hip hop was just emerging'
The rapper and artist talks to Music 101 growing up in "gang-ridden" Chicago, coming back to NZ, and 30 years of Jurassic 5.
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Salvage company assessing how to extract fuel from Manawanui
Samoa's marine pollution advisory committee says equipment is being prepared in Whangārei.
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Russia fines Google $20,000,000,000, 000,000,000,000, 000,000,000,000
1 Nov 2024It's more than the entire world's GDP.
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Was Travis Scott's concert really loud? Or do you not like his music?
1 Nov 2024Some residents surrounding Eden Park said it was the loudest concert they had heard. Whether that's true is hard to say.
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Why hundreds of people are having to give money back to KiwiSaver
Although the process goes smoothly for most, plenty are hitting a problem.
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