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Hurricane Laura: 400,000 without power in Louisiana
Residents in coastal areas of Louisiana, USA, could face weeks without power or water, following the devastating impact of Hurricane Laura.
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Louis Gossett Jr: 'It's time for us all to come together'
Oscar-winning actor Louis Gossett Jr. has pretty much done it all - and won it all - as an actor. Yet the industry legend shows no sign of slowing, having recently received an eighth Emmy Award… Audio
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Tikiti to the Pikitea: a lifetime at the local cinema
Writer John Bluck shares a very personal perspective on how moviegoing in New Zealand reflects our character, history and preoccupations. Audio, Gallery
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Fox drops out of the top 10 at UK Championship, Panthers continue winning streak and Arsenal lift Community Shield.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - McLaughlin's championship lead is cut, new Australian netball coach named and triathlete runs away with cross country title.
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Jazz to make you feel good
Nick picks a selection of jazz to take the sting out of these troubling times. Audio
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Speaker refers MP to committee over anti-vaccination video
The Speaker has referred independent MP Jami-Lee Ross to the Privileges Committee for misusing edited parliamentary TV video for political ads.
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WATCH: Auckland indie-pop quartet Alae release new single and EP
‘Please’ is the fourth single from Alae’s new EP Lucy’s Mixtape, which is out today. Video
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Learning Lessons from Foulden Maar
Associate Professor Daphne Lee from the Department of Geology at the University of Otago talk to us about recent research from Otago's controversial Foulden Maar site where mummified leaves could give… Audio
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CNMI looks to cannabis industry to boost economy
The Northern Marianas is looking to its cannabis industry as a way to resurrect an economy in ruins.
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South Korea on brink of nationwide virus outbreak, officials warn
South Korea, a country held up as a model for its response to Covid-19, is on the brink of a new nationwide outbreak, according to officials.
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Low-level tertiary courses put Māori in debt with no earning gain - study
Researchers are urging the government to stop funding low-level tertiary courses that put young Māori into debt with no benefit to their future earnings.
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The hidden cost of our PPE gear - slave labour
As a second Covid wave hits the country we are gearing up - but some of that PPE gear including gloves and masks could have reached New Zealand via slave labour factories in Asia. Audio
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Ko slips back but still in hunt at British Open
Lydia Ko knows her her putter will need to heat up if she's to win the British Golf Open.
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McLaughlin wins Supercars race one in Darwin
Supercars leader Scott McLaughlin put in a commanding performance to win the opening race at this weekend's Darwin SuperSprint.
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Golf: Ko and Lee climb up leaderboards
New Zealand golfer Lydia Ko tamed wet and windy conditions to move up the leaderboard and into contention at the halfway stage of the British Open.
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Golf: Ko and Lee climb up leaderboards
New Zealand golfer Lydia Ko tamed wet and windy conditions to move up the leaderboard and into contention at the British Open in Scotland, the year's first women's major.
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Ko has solid start at blustery Troon
The New Zealand golfer Lydia Ko finished strongly to be in a tie for 14th after the opening round of the British Open at Royal Troon.
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The post-apocalyptic Covid election
Our election date's been delayed for a month - but there's no guarantee we won't still be in lockdown on 17 October. How did Singapore manage to conduct its Covid election? Audio
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Convicted drug smuggler Karel Sroubek granted parole
Convicted Czech drug smuggler Karel Sroubek still fears for his safety if he is deported to his country of birth.
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Kiwis encouraged to buy or make their own face masks
New Zealand's new advisory on masks is encouraging people to buy or make their own in order to help reduce spreading the virus. Video
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Covid-19: Mask dos and don'ts
Aucklanders are being asked to wear a face covering when outside the home, and the rest of the country is advised to wear one when in a confined public space, like when using public transport or a… Audio
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Covid-19 cancels Super Rugby Aotearoa finale
Super Rugby Aotearoa grudge match between Blues and Crusaders called off as Covid-19 cases rise.
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Nashville Babylon 10 August, 2020
On this week's show Mark has music from Jimi Hendrix, Hurray For The Riff Raff and Sylvie Simmons, a track from Dion's latest release plus songs from Old Flowers - the critically acclaimed new album… Audio
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Alice Snedden's Bad News Episode 1: Migrant Sex Workers
Bad News - (PG rating. Some language may offend.) Alice Snedden visits Madame Mary's place for this episode and talks to Dame Catherine Healy and former minister of immigration Iain Lees-Galloway…
