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SZA tops Grammy nominations in a year made for women and 'Barbie'
11 Nov 2023Versatile recording artist SZA leads this year's Grammy Award nominations coming in ahead of industry heavyweight Taylor Swift.
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All Blacks and Black Ferns: What we learned from their triumphs
1 Oct 2023The All Blacks and Black Ferns showcased the sort of breath-taking rugby they are capable of, so where does this leave both teams as they enter the biggest phases of their seasons? Video
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Anatomy of a scroll: Avantdale Bowling Club - 'Friday Night @ The Liquor Store'
24 Sep 2023Music 101 speaks to writer Tom Scott and producer Christoph El Truento about the Silver Scroll-nominated song from Avantdale Bowling Club, 'Friday night @ The Liquor Store'. Audio
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FIFA World Cup: New Zealand may just about be ready to do the unthinkable
25 Jul 2023New Zealand's Football Ferns are on the cusp of accomplishing a feat few could have predicted days ago - advancing to the knockout stage of the Women's World Cup.
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Watch: PM announces portfolio reshuffle after Kiri Allan resignation
24 Jul 2023Ginny Andersen will take over as justice minister, but keep her existing police portfolio.
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What disinformation has taken from us
22 Jul 2023Disinformation looms over the 2023 election campaign, threatening the basis of our democracy. How has it come to this in Aotearoa?
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Two weeks after Russia's mutiny, all eyes on Belarus
Belarus' leader was a key player in bringing the Wagner mutiny to an end, but now its leader Prigozhin is missing and the country itself may be a pawn in Putin's game.
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Love song by teen who has never been in love scoops Gold Guitar Awards
5 Jun 2023A love song written by a teenager who admits he has never fallen in love has won him the Gold Guitar Awards and an armful of other category wins. Audio
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Three Israeli soldiers killed near Egypt border
Three Israeli soldiers have been killed by an Egyptian security officer in exchanges of fire on the Israeli side of the border.
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Week in Politics: For Labour's sake, Nash must go
31 Mar 2023Analysis - The Stuart Nash scandal has the potential to damage Labour's election chances, Marama Davidson creates controversy and Auckland's second harbour crossing to be built earlier than expected.
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White House chief of staff Klain expected to leave in weeks -sources
22 Jan 2023Ron Klain, President Joe Biden's White House chief of staff, plans to leave his post in the coming weeks, sources familiar with the matter said on Saturday, in a major changing of the guard.
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Lack of hotel developments outside biggest city could impact tourism
8 Sep 2022A sharp downturn in the number of hotel developments could lead to shortages in popular tourist destinations outside of Auckland.
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Vanuatu athletes' battles just to get to Friendly Games
27 Jul 2022Vanuatu's 17-strong team for the Commonwealth Games has jumped through hoops to get to England.
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Local government conference: Focus on elected membership, co-governance and climate change
23 Jul 2022A district mayor says the local government sector is ready to launch into a future that embraces more youthful members, Māori and climate change action.
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Afghanistan earthquake: At least 920 people killed and 600 wounded, officials say
22 Jun 2022A powerful earthquake has killed at least 920 people and left hundreds more injured in Afghanistan, Taliban officials say.
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Nelson Airport 'reassessing' future with new sea-level rise data
19 May 2022Nelson Airport's exposure to sea level rise has been highlighted after new data shows it could happen at twice the rate previously expected.
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The Week in Politics: The protesters and the politicians
18 Feb 2022Analysis - Opposition parties gang up on Speaker Trevor Mallard over his reaction to the protesters, David Seymour upsets the prime minister by talking to them and a dialogue deal is rejected.
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Covid-19: Cases identified at 320 schools and ECEs
17 Feb 2022New figures show 30 percent of Auckland schools are managing cases, with infections rising particularly rapidly at primary schools. Audio
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Covid-19: Two cases discovered at intermediate school in Gisborne
10 Feb 2022About half of the students and seven teachers at an intermediate school have to isolate after two students were found to have Covid-19.
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NZ dollar's fall good for exporters, but will spike costs
31 Jan 2022A falling New Zealand dollar may bring more costs than benefits to the economy.
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Plea for way home for hundreds of Tongan seasonal workers
Hundreds of Tongan seasonal workers from the RSE scheme are stranded in New Zealand desperate to get home.
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NZ artists and celebs join new crypto marketplace
1 Sep 2021A clutch of well known artists and entertainers are joining a new tech company's digital marketplace to sell ownership tokens for their works or their time.
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Recap Trans-Tasman Super rugby: Blues versus Force
12 Jun 2021The Blues have sealed a berth in next week's Trans-Tasman Super Rugby final by beating the Western Force 31-21 at Eden Park tonight. Look back on the action with Jamie Wall's live blog.
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Testing stations in Christchurch busy after community cases
4 Nov 2020There's been a steady stream of people getting tested for Covid-19 in Christchurch after two community cases, and Sealord has made changes to reduce the risk of crews bringing the virus into the…
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