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Fiji police confident in fight against drugs
Despite an increase in drug-related criminal cases in Fiji, authorites are confident of winning the war on drugs in the country.
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Students unsure about online learning
Universities across the country are introducing more online learning. Audio
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Green Party reveals new plan to combat poverty
The Green Party is pledging to transform a welfare system it calls outdated, unfair and unliveable by introducing a guaranteed minimum income.
It would ensure a payment of at least $325 a week for… Audio
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Great to meet ewe: Introducing sheep to the world via Zoom
A sheep farmer who is making money from virtual tours of her farm does not believe people will give up on the idea of visiting New Zealand to experience things for themselves. Audio
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Great to meet ewe: Introducing sheep via Zoom to fans worldwide
With the world in lockdown, people are having to get creative in their pursuit of overseas adventures. Country school teacher and sheep farmer Angie Hossack has discovered a lucrative side hustle… Audio
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Introducing: RIPSHIP
Auckland psychedelic sci-fi duo RipShip introduce the song 'Lube The Cube' from their debut EP, Greebles. Audio
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Facebook to tag 'harmful' posts as boycott widens
Facebook has said it will start to label potentially harmful posts that it leaves up because of their news value.
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Worth a shot? The economics of the race for a vaccine
The race is on: Two Cents' Worth investigates the economics of finding a vaccine for coronavirus. Audio
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Long hours for Parliament as Goverment tries to 'clear the decks'
The general election is looming on the horizon and the Government will use urgency to try and get through a long list of bills before that takes place. Audio
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Covid-19: Minister rules out ballot to limit returning NZers
Minister Megan Woods says they are working with airlines on managing the flow of incoming travellers. Audio
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Barrister warns against govt charging returning kiwis
The government is being warned not to force returning New Zealanders to cover some of the cost of their managed isolation, as it may impede on their right to return home.
More than $81 million has… Audio
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Pulse too strong for Stars in ANZ Premiership
The defending champion Pulse have marked their return to the ANZ Prempiership with a 63-39 win over the Northern Stars in Auckland on Sunday.
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Wellington launches 10-year scheme to combat harmful plants
Wellington is introducing a new scheme to prevent three species of damaging plants from taking hold.
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Introducing: Mads Harrop
This week on Introducing we meet a new Dunedin musician called Mads Harrop who has released an awesome song - written after she was diagnosed with Tourettes last year - as well as living with… Audio
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Kiwi Rules: Vera Ellen
Audio 19 Jun 2020Tonight Wellington singer-songwriter Vera Ellen is introducing Lower Hutt sensation A.U.R.A. Audio
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Enthusiasm for NZ travel bubble into Pacific dampens
The confirmation of new Covid-19 cases in New Zealand and the associated administrative bungles has dampened some enthusiasm for a travel bubble with the Pacific. Audio
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New arrival in quarantine tests positive for Covid-19
New Zealand has one new case of Covid-19 after a man in his 60s in quarantine after arriving from Pakistan tested positive. Video
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Trump urged China to help him win re-election - Bolton
Former US national security adviser John Bolton has accused the president of sweeping misdeeds that included seeking Chinese President Xi Jinping's help to win re-election.
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Trump signs executive order on 'best practice'
US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order introducing several police reforms while rejecting calls to defund or dismantle the police.
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Mental health units appeared successful in lockdown - Ombudsman
Mental health units did well during the Covid-19 lockdown, the chief ombudsman says, but he concedes his report may be inaccurate because the facilities were forewarned of inspection.
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How sustainable are electric scooters?
Some cities are rolling out ambitious electric scooter sharing schemes, while others have banned them outright. Just how green, and how safe, are e-scooters, asks Francesca Perry.
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Introducing: Joe Sampson
Christchurch musician Joe Sampson is best known for playing in garage rock bands T54 and the Salad Boys, but over lockdown he changed his tune and picked up a microkorg to create an album's worth of… Audio
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Government reveals new border exceptions for families
New measures announced today will help safely reunite New Zealand families and support economic recovery, the government says.
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Opinion: Overcoming tyranny in Sāmoa
Opinion - So how can tyranny in Sāmoa be overcome?
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US Democrats planning to introduce new measures to curb police powers
As people pay their respects at a memorial service in George Floyd's home city of Houston, Derek Chauvin, the policeman accused of murdering Floyd, has just appeared in a Minnesota District Court.
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