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Christchurch Attacks: What security agencies are keeping us safe?
Insight - The Christchurch terror attack happened apparently without any indication of danger being flagged. So who is supposed to be keeping New Zealand safe? In this first part of a two part… Audio
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Insight: Chris Finlayson and Janet Reitman
Exnteded interviews with Chris Finlayson and Janet Reitman Audio
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India win opener, consign Proteas to third loss
Opener Rohit Sharma scored an unbeaten century as India got their Cricket World Cup campaign off to a solid start with a six-wicket victory over South Africa. Video
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Givealittle page for mosque victims closes tomorrow
The Givealittle page opened by Victim Support for donations to victims of the Christchurch mosque attacks will close tomorrow night.
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Report on the Rebuild of Christchurch's Central City
Bill McKay is just back from a look at how the Christchurch rebuild is going. He encountered a vibrant hospitality scene, and new housing, mostly two and three storey townhouses being built in town… Audio
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Ongoing rebuild of Christchurch
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Ministerial diaries: Who influences those in power?
An elite group of business and iwi leaders, union officials and lobbyists are frequently bending the ear of the Labour-led government, ministerial diaries released this week show.
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One month after terror attacks: 'We must continue our life'
One month on from the terrorist attacks on two mosques in Christchurch, many people are still struggling to come to terms with what happened.
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Rugby League: Can NZ handle a second NRL team?
Opinion - Building one successful NRL franchise in this country has been so hard that two looks downright impossible, writes Hamish Bidwell.
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Compassionate PM restoring old-time notion of public service
Opinion - Jacinda Ardern is doing something extraordinary - but should it be?
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Gail Ingram reads 'I cannot write a poem about Christchurch'
Christchurch poet Gail Ingram says the only way she felt capable of responding to last week’s terror attacks was by writing. On Saturday, she sat down and wrote a poem and this week recorded it in our… Audio
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Chris CREE BROWN: Phoenix (première)
Christchurch Symphony Orchestra conducted by Benjamin Northey Video, Audio
This audio is not downloadable due to copyright restrictions.
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Waitangi dawn ceremony draws more than 1000
The prime minister's four-day stretch in the North has come to an end but there's still a large crowd at Waitangi making the most of Ngāpuhi's hospitality.
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New skate park on the way for Sumner red zone
Those backing a new skate park in the Christchurch suburb of Sumner are confident noise will not be an issue.
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Christchurch builders working on the cheap to get jobs
Despite a national need for builders, some Christchurch building companies are so desperate for work they are cutting margins to the point they are not making any money, they say.
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Chch builders out of work as rebuild construction dries up
Audio 29 Jan 2019Some Christchurch building firms are so desperate for work they are cutting their margins to the point where they're not making any money. That may come as a surprise to people looking for a builder… Audio
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Dwindling construction driving Christchurch builders bust
Audio 29 Jan 2019A Christchurch builder says some companies are being forced to cut their margins to the point where they're not making any money. Carl Taylor, who chairs the Combined Building Supplies Co-operative in… Audio
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Tamihere confirms Auckland mayoralty bid - hits out at Goff
Auckland has become a lap dog for central government which is imposing unfair taxes and constraints on the city, say John Tamihere and Christine Fletcher as they announce a bid to topple Mayor Phil…
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Christchurch developer optimistic after new openings
A prominent Christchurch developer hopes the central city will really come alive this year as the rebuild continues.
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Banks Peninsula landmark: Rebuild optimism despite large funding shortfall
Backers of the restoration of the historic Governors Bay jetty say repair work could start as early as June next year.
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150 below market value houses planned for Christchurch
A co-housing development which aims to build community and sustainability in central Christchurch is planning to offer 150 houses to be sold below market value.
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Christchurch district plan change will make some rebuilds easier
Residents of Christchurch's eastern suburbs will be able to repair or rebuild their houses more easily under changes to the city's district plan.
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High Court decision a victory for Yaldhurst residents
Christchurch residents are celebrating a High Court decision that has blocked a new quarry from being constructed near the airport and their houses.
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Quake gathering politicised attempt to rewrite history - Brownlee
A second attempt at a symposium aimed at learning from the Canterbury earthquakes has been labelled an attempt to re-write history.
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First Picton-Christchurch train departs since Kaikoura quake
In half an hour, the first passenger train since the devastating Kaikoura earthquake will depart Picton for Christchurch. The 7.8 earthquake that struck the region in 2016 ripped up much of the scenic… Audio