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NZSO's history at your fingertips
An online exhibition of New Zealand Symphony Orchestra photos, video footage and sound recordings went live this week. Video, Audio
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Bluff Oyster check in
Bluff oyster season started 18 days ago and runs through to the end of August. Audio
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Residents evacuated, massive Waipoua Forest fire could last for a week
It could be up to seven days before firefighters get the blaze completely contained and extinguished.
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Is Netsafe too close to Big Tech?
Critics say the online safety regulator's funding from companies like Meta, X and Tiktok calls its independence into question. Audio
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Tech agencies 'failed to protect' Ardern from 'violence, misogyny' - HRC
Hundreds of people called the former prime minister vile and dehumanising things online. Internet safety agencies did nothing - then called in the lawyers.
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Two councillors step down while 22 confirm restand in Hawkes Bay
Napier City councillor Maxine Boag and Central Hawke's Bay councillor Tim Aitken have confirmed they were standing down, while others have confirmed their mayoral bids.
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Teenage sensation Sam Ruthe slashes 1500m age record
The performance at Douglas International was the latest in a string of sensational performances from the 15-year-old.
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One dead in North Queensland 'flood disaster'
Authorities are warning the worst is yet to come with three-day rainfall totals set to top 1000 millimetres.
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Sprinter finishes 0.02 seconds off 400m record
The Auckland sprinter finished two-hundredths of a second outside the national mark set in 1998.
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High-flying sprint rivals eye overdue national 400m record at Capital Classic
Lex Revell-Lewis and Tommy Te Puni go head to head for the first time this summer, with a piece of history on the line.
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Watch: Treaty Principles Bill day one - what we learned
Views ranged from it being an attempt to "oppress iwi Māori" to providing the chance to ease New Zealanders' anxiety over the Treaty. Audio
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'Blown away by what I saw' - Homes in the dark after devastating tornado
Mangawhai has been compared to a war zone, with houses destroyed, roofs torn off, debris scattered across roads and power poles ripped out.
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Sir Graeme and Lady Dingle on helping young people to thrive
Sir Graeme Dingle has undertaken innumerable adventures around the globe, including hundreds of mountaineering, rock climbing and adventuring firsts. Audio
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$10k reward after supplies stolen from rescue helicopter
The chopper was burgled after taking a critically ill patient to a hospital. Audio
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Whangārei scrub fire contained - firefighters stood down for the night
Whangārei firefighters are confident they will be able to contain a large scrub fire burning on the outskirts of the city by the end of Friday. Fire and Emergency New...
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Large vegetation fire could take 3 days to put out
The fire near Whangārei, which is now 20 hectares, escalated quickly, Fire and Emergency says.
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The Sampler's favourite reissues and compilations of 2024
Tony Stamp looks back at some of his favourite reissued albums and compilations of 2024, including Japanese techno, Māori hip-hop, and Zambian pop. Video
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A Tribute to William Dart
Tim Dodd presents a special edition paying tribute to the man who has hosted the programme for 45 years, William Dart. We hear from artists, producers and fellow critics who speak about William's… Audio
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How diplomats have broken the law in NZ - and what happened next
A handful of foreign diplomats have misbehaved during their time here - and not all of them have been brought to justice.
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Disabled man 'let down' as fourth summer in 'sweat box' motel unit looms
Shane Emeny says the current arrangement is affecting his health and he's on "a lonely path" as he waits for a state house. Audio
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China denounces Taiwan president's Pacific tour as he stops off in Hawaii and Guam
On Saturday, Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te landed in Hawaii, bowed his head, and was garlanded with flowers.
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Cup winner Knight's Choice trained by Kiwi
Twenty-three years ago Sheila Laxon was the first female trainer to win the Melbourne Cup when Ethereal won the Caulfield-Melbourne Cup double.
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Melbourne Cup: What you need to know
The three New Zealand horses in the Melbourne Cup are all at long odds.
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NZ woman caught smuggling 52kg meth into Australia
The 23-year-old woman was arrested at Sydney Airport after border officials found 52 packages in her luggage labelled as Chinese tea, which turned out to be methamphetamine.
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When the rules on sexual offenders fall down
Extended supervision orders should keep tabs on serious offenders, but sometimes they're not granted - and sometimes they don't work.