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Jurassic World LEGO exhibit first for Tākina convention centre
31 May 2023The first event in Wellington's massive new convention centre, Tākina, is kicking off tonight.
And it's not one you would expect. Six million pieces of LEGO have turned into huge dinosaurs for the… Read more Video, Audio
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Fire at south Auckland scrap metal yard latest of several blazes - FENZ
31 May 2023A massive fire in Auckland has sent huge clouds of toxic smoke into the air, forcing people to stay inside and causing major disruption.
The fire broke out in a scrap metal yard in Ōtāhuhu overnight… Read more Video, Audio
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Auckland retailers sceptical on more fog cannon funding
30 May 2023Embattled retailers doubt more money for fog cannons will stop the spate of ram raids they're experiencing.
The government's announced another $11 million for the fog cannon scheme - which the police… Read more Video, Audio
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Some Waihi Beach retirees lose all belongings after flooding
30 May 2023Some pensioners have lost all their belongings, after flash flooding quickly inundated their homes in Waihi Beach.
The extreme weather brought 44 mm of rain in just an hour yesterday, and more fell… Read more Video, Audio
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Episode 9: May 30th - Mata
30 May 2023Former cabinet minister Hekia Parata discusses the Ministerial Inquiry she led into forestry debris in Te Tai Rāwhiti and Wairoa. Then Mihingarangi Forbes is joined by panellists Dr Lara Grieves and… Read more Video, Audio
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Wheelchair boxer John Fiu to return to ring after long journey
29 May 2023Wheelchair boxer John Fiu is set to finally return to the ring after a long and tumultuous journey.
John will fight in a boxing event for people living with a range of disabilities and he is hoping… Read more Video, Audio
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Palmerston North Hospital staff working under 'siege mentality' - report
29 May 2023Many Palmerston North Hospital staff operate under a siege mentality, where they fear speaking out with concerns, and they often face barriers when trying to move patients between departments.
That's… Read more Video, Audio
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At least 15 Waihi Beach homes uninhabitable after flash flooding
29 May 2023Torrential rain has caused flash flooding in Waihi Beach and dozens of people have evacuated from their homes.
MetService says a thunderstorm sent 44mm of rain in just an hour after 2pm. Western Bay… Read more Video, Audio
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Loafers Lodge fatal fire: 'Mike The Juggler' farewelled in Wellington
26 May 2023Hundreds of people have today marked the death of a man well-known for juggling on the streets of Wellington.
Michael Wahrlich, affectionately known as Mike the Juggler, is one of five people known… Read more Video, Audio
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Period products becoming 'nice to have' for struggling families
25 May 2023The country's largest period charity says demand is at an all time high, as sanitary products become a 'nice to have' for struggling families.
Two years ago the government funded period products in… Read more Video, Audio
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CRL completion due November 2025, but when will it actually open?
23 May 2023It could be another three years before trains are rolling through Auckland's City Rail Link.
The construction's expected to finish by November 2025, but will then have to undergo major testing before… Read more Video, Audio
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Paora Haitana concerned at treatment of namesake kiwi at Miami Zoo
23 May 2023Disturbing footage has emerged of a "hands on" kiwi experience at Miami Zoo - where visitors have likened the bird to a puppy.
In the video, the brown kiwi is on display in a fully lit room, with no… Read more Video, Audio
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US on cusp of security pact with Papua New Guinea
22 May 2023The United States is on the cusp of signing a security pact with Papua New Guinea that will give US armed forces uninhibited access to its territorial waters and airspace.
It's part of a concerted… Read more Video, Audio
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Rangitīkei District recovers from slips, floods after weekend rain
22 May 2023A central North Island district is today recovering from the effects of a weekend deluge that brought down slips and flooded properties near waterways.
Rangitīkei District officials are still… Read more Video, Audio
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Immunisation experts concerned at low uptake of Omicron booster
22 May 2023There's a distinct 'lack of urgency' to get the latest covid booster - and experts say that needs to change.
The updated Omicron-targeted vaccine has been available for those over 30 years old since… Read more Video, Audio
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NZ Hip Hop Stand Up | Season 3 | Episode 5: Fast Crew "I Got"
22 May 2023In 2004, with "I Got," the Fast Crew "came out of nowhere" to bring party music to the NZ hip-hop scene. Read more Video
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NZ Hip Hop Stand Up | Season 3 | Episode 7: Melodownz "The Anthem"
22 May 2023Melodownz demonstrated his unique flow and ability to craft conscious lyrics in the 2017 track "The Anthem." Read more Video
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NZ Hip Hop Stand Up | Season 3 | Episode 6: Ladi6 "Like Water"
22 May 2023Ladi6 drew on her relationship with husband and writing partner, Brent Park, in the effortlessly crafted 2011 single "Like Water." Read more Video
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NZ Hip Hop Stand Up | Season 3 | Episode 4: Nesian Mystik "It's On"
22 May 2023In 2002, the family-friendly hip-hop track "It's On" by Nesian Mystik ushered in The Golden Age of New Zealand Hip Hop. Read more Video
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NZ Hip Hop Stand Up | Season 3 | Episode 3: DLT feat. Che Fu "Chains"
22 May 2023Acclaimed 1996 single "Chains" was rapper Che Fu's first solo outing, and confirmed producer DLT's pedigree. Read more Video
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NZ Hip Hop Stand Up | Season 3 | Episode 2: Lost Tribe "Summer in the Winter"
22 May 2023In 1996, influential hip-hop collective Lost Tribe confronted the mistreatment of Pasifika people in their classic track, "Summer in the Winter." Read more Video
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NZ Hip Hop Stand Up | Season 3 | Episode 1: Double J & Twice the T "She's a Mod [Mod Rap]"
22 May 2023In 1989, Double J & Twice the T brought the hip-hop genre to the mainstream with their hit "She's a Mod [Mod Rap]," featuring Ray Columbus. Read more Video
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'Pawsome' - Auckland Transport to let big dogs ride the bus
Auckland Transport's going to the dogs, literally. From next week big dogs will be allowed on buses in the city. Terms and conditions apply.
It follows what AT's described as the "p-awesome" success… Read more Video, Audio
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Sue Moroney, Phil O'Reilly, Ella Henry on Budget 2023
18 May 2023A "no frills, bread and butter" Budget 2023, according to the government. But it is crusts and thin butter at best, says one business group.
Former Labour MP Sue Moroney, business leader Phil… Read more Video, Audio
