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More support for drought-affected North Canterbury farmers
Prolonged dry weather and challenging financial conditions have made circumstances tough for farmers in the the region.
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Auckland becomes NZ's syphilis capital
An "alarming" increase in the number of cases of syphilis is being reported across NZ, and they could be just the tip of the iceberg. Audio
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NZ experiencing 'alarming' increase in Syphilis cases
It's an unfortunate title, but Auckland is New Zealand's Syphilis capital, and New Zealand is experiencing what's been described as an "alarming" increase in cases of the sexually transmitted disease… Audio
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Crash between truck and car in South Canterbury, possible injuries
Initial indications suggest serious injury, police say.
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Sports News for 14 August 2024
The Dragons NRL playoff hopes have taken a hit with playmaker Kyle Flanagan banned for four games after being found guilty of biting Bulldogs captain Stephen Crichton during St George Illawarra's… Audio
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NRL: Dragons star suspended for four weeks for biting
The NRL judiciary has suspended St George Illawarra five-eighth Kyle Flanagan for four matches after finding him guilty of biting Canterbury captain Stephen Crichton.
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Christchurch council to review dog walking bylaws
A professional dog walker fears her business could be in jeopardy if Christchurch City Council limits the number of dogs she can walk at any one time.
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Man faces firearm, threatening to kill charges after 15-hour stand-off
He has been charged with eight offences total after a stand-off that saw police and the Defence Force involved.
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Sterilisation failures a sign new hospital needed - former DHB chair
Pete Hodgson says Dunedin's sterilisation issue is due to problems with the current design of the hospital.
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$1 farm track to form new walking trail
The Waimakariri District Council has given its backing to the new trail through farmland alongside the North Brook Stream, near Rangiora.
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Around the motu: David Hill in North Canterbury
Audio 13 Aug 2024The Hurunui District Council plans to open restored Soldiers' Block at Queen Mary Historic Reserve at Hanmer Springs. Audio
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NZ is running out of gas - literally
Analysis - That's good for the climate, and bad news for the economy.
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Man faces kidnapping charge after 15-hour hostage situation
A 56-year-old has been arrested after a stand-off with police closed nearby schools and a hospital. Audio
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'We've lost control': Farmers push for new breakaway council
A group is calling for six district councils to amalgamate and end their involvement in Environment Canterbury.
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Bollard battle: Car access may return to picnic spot
Cars could once again be able to drive up to a popular Canterbury picnic spot and lookout - at least for now.
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Former defence minister disagrees over China threat
He says there are material threats to the Pacific region that have not been present before.
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Covid-19 update: 1666 new cases, 26 further deaths
The number of new cases continues to drop, but there have been more deaths than last week.
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Dad who died after ice rink fall was a 'good bugger' loved by all
His brother says Victor Schikker's death was a "tragic accident".
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The Kiwi brain behind the winning medal tally
Turns out the Medals Per Capita website is a nice bit of Kiwi propaganda.
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Struggling schools cost taxpayer close to $1m in assistance
The Ministry of Education has paid almost $1 million to provide help for struggling schools in the past year.
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The Christchurch family growing vegetables for 150 years
Audio 12 Aug 2024The Oakley family's legacy of growing vegetables on the Canterbury plains spans 150 years. Great Great Grandad John Oakley began growing out in Halkett after arriving in New Zealand from the United… Audio
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Lincoln to finally get long-awaited town centre revamp
A Canterbury town's makeover is due to begin this year, eight years after the plans were first adopted.
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Critics doubt government's claims about children in emergency housing
Getting more than 1000 children into homes is the start of drastically reduced emergency housing, the government says, but critics say they are driving away the homeless.
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S2 E6: The Transcript
As the scale of the subterfuge becomes clear, Tim and Carlo appear in front of the RNZ board. Audio