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Asian Composers League: Te Waipuna - New Zealand String Quartet
Audio 3 Dec 2023Listen to the New Zealand String Quartet perform recent compositions from Japan, Aotearoa, South Korea, and the U.S. in this Asian Composers League concert, Te Waipuna, held in Christchurch in 2022. Audio
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Ōtautahi’s great inner-city cultural revitalisation
Audio 26 Nov 2023A panel with Michael Bell, Steph Walker and Kiri Jarden. It’s almost 13 years since the devastating earthquake of 22 February 2011, which forced 70 percent of the Ōtautahi Christchurch CBD to be… Audio
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Grand - and humble - designs recognised in 2023 architecture awards
A courtroom, a lifesaving tower and a bridge are among the homes and workplaces recognised in the 2023 New Zealand Architecture Awards held tonight in Wellington.
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Super Rugby Pacific squads named for 2024
It's Super Rugby Pacific squad naming day, keep an eye here on the teams as they are rolled out.
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Election wrap: National, ACT poised to form government
Christopher Luxon and the National Party are on course to form a government with the ACT Party, with National winning almost 40 percent of the party vote in today's general election.
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Bromley wastewater plant report: Residents want 'real compensation'
Locals who live next to Christchurch's fire-damaged Bromley wastewater treatment plant say they are not surprised by a damning report into the council's management of the foul stench it gave off.
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Popular Christchurch library to be rebuilt
Christchurch City Councillors have voted to rebuild a popular library, which has been propped up by temporary strengthening work for 11 years.
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Quake strengthening begins at historic Taranaki Cathedral
Strengthening work will soon start at Taranaki Cathedral - seven years after New Zealand's oldest stone church was closed due to earthquake risk.
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Icon of Lyttelton set to re-open after years of being quake damaged
An icon of Whakaraupō Lyttelton Harbour is set to re-open tomorrow, after being damaged in the Canterbury Earthquakes. The Governors Bay jetty, locally known for its extraordinary length and… Video, Audio
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Fundraiser launched to support Mama Hooch sexual assault survivors
A young woman linked to the Christchurch Mama Hooch sexual assault case hopes funds from a Givealittle page will help survivors rebuild their lives.
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Sarah Pallett, Hamish Campbell and Raf Manji vye for Ilam's vote
Ilam's candidates are out campaigning for the public's vote, an electorate with a split voter base.
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Agency staff left stranded at airport during floods, boss censured
"Significant failings" by senior managers of a national arts development agency when staff were stranded at the flooded Auckland airport in January has led to the Creative NZ head being censured.
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Fears Cardboard Cathedral could be sold and turned into a pub
A former spokesperson for the Transitional Cathedral is saddened by the prospect the building could be sold. Audio
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School building projects face delays and cost blowouts
An Auckland high school where leaks have been falling on students' heads for years is among those that have undergone a review into building project problems. Audio
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Hawaiians in NZ begin fundraising for friends & family on Maui
Audio 4 Sep 2023It's a month since wildfires destroyed the historic town of Lahaina on the island of Maui in the deadliest natural distaster in Hawaii's history. The fires spread rapidly because of very dry… Video, Audio
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Election 2023: RNZ's guide to party policy
Promises, promises: it’s easy to forget which party has pledged what. Welcome to RNZ’s go-to guide for party policy ahead of the 14 October election day. We’ll keep updating this guide as policies are…
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Howzat! Christchurch man describes cricket wicket in attic
Now have you ever wished you could play some cricket in the house on a rainy day? Well for one Christchurch family that dream's become a reality. Glenn Bongartz, with the help of his architect… Audio
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Government completes Christchurch red zone transfer to council
Crown-owned red zone land along the Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor is being returned to the council, marking the end of the government's post-earthquake responsibilities in the process.
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Around the motu : David Williams in Christchurch
Audio 18 Jul 2023David Williams in Christchurch David joins Kathryn to talk about the departure of another member of the Collective Impact Board - which was set up after the Christchurch terror attacks and meant to… Audio
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School's numbers cut to stop out-of-zone enrolment
The Ministry of Education says a Christchurch intermediate's roll is being reduced to encourage students to go to their local school.
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Pair who corruptly tried to profit from the Christchurch quake rebuild sentenced
Gerard Gallagher and Simon Nikoloff, who corruptly tried to profit from the Christchurch earthquake rebuild, have been sentenced to home detention.
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Concerns raised Cyclone Gabrielle support package better for banks than growers
A Hawke's Bay fruit grower has harshly criticised the government's loan scheme for cyclone-affected growers and farmers. Audio
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Construction inflation, insufficient planning add to hospital project cost blow-outs
The latest cost blowouts for hospital projects include two Bay of Plenty mental health units poised to triple in price to $150 million. Audio
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Christchurch's Chisnallwood Intermediate to have roll cut by 200 students
The Ministry of Education has decided to push ahead with plans to reduce the roll, rejecting the school's alternative proposal.
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Super Rugby Pacific 2023: What we learned
Following the Crusaders' latest title, there's a few thoughts to run through before we pack up the second season of Super Rugby Pacific, writes Jamie Wall.
