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Lyttelton community acts to stop spread of huge sea worms
21 Apr 2023Local communities around Christchurch's port are calling for urgent action to slow the spread of huge sea worms.
In some cases, Mediterranean fanworms have grown to more than half a metre long.
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IPCA review mostly praises police action at Parliament protest
20 Apr 2023There were failings, but overall police served the public well in the face of "extreme provocation" at the Parliament protest last year.
However in releasing its findings, the Independent Police… Read more Video, Audio
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How the rising cost of food is summed up in the price of a pizza
20 Apr 2023Despite inflation falling to 6.7 percent, one of the main drivers continues to be the cost of food.
That's an expense hitting every one of us - including those running restaurants.
One pizzeria… Read more Video, Audio
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Kiwibank chief economist on inflation drop to 6.7 percent
20 Apr 2023The rising cost of living appears to have peaked, with one economist picking it will be closer to three percent by the end of the year.
The latest figures show annual inflation falling to 6.7 percent… Read more Video, Audio
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Childcare costs too high for Napier mother to return to work
19 Apr 2023A social media post from a Napier mum who's crunched the child care numbers and says its too expensive to go back to work has sparked a lively debate, and highlighted a potential blindspot in… Read more Video, Audio
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NZ women with endometriosis face many ongoing challenges
19 Apr 2023Exhausting sick leave, forking out for private medical procedures and being told outdated information by health professionals are just some of the ongoing challenges that women with endometriosis… Read more Video, Audio
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National plans to restart live cattle exports, cut rural regulations
19 Apr 2023The National Party has made an election-year appeal to farmers - unveiling a laundry list of promises to "supercharge" the sector.
Among the proposals are a promise to slash red tape, restart live… Read more Video, Audio
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Millions of dollars of damage after Newmarket apartment arson
19 Apr 2023No power, no hot water millions of dollars of damage. Around 200 residents and more than 20 businesses are dealing with the aftermath of a massive fire in a central Auckland suburb.
Authorities… Read more Video, Audio
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Cost of living crisis worsens: 'Food the first thing to go'
18 Apr 2023It is estimated $150 extra a week is what every household needs to find, just to keep pace with the rising cost of living.
Yesterday official food prices saw their biggest annual increase in more… Read more Video, Audio
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Christchurch keen for central residents, but a threat to city venues
18 Apr 2023Christchurch's plan to bring new life to its inner city centres is based on boosting the number of residents who live there.
But nightlife venues say that could also threaten them. The city council… Read more Video, Audio
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Latest from Gore District Council's leadership saga
18 Apr 2023The Gore District Council is holding its first public meeting since it was revealed its most senior elected and unelected officials are no longer speaking.
Ben Bell ousted long-time incumbent Tracy… Read more Video, Audio
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Reducing class sizes by one won't do much, say teachers, parents
Some parents are struggling to see how taking just one student out of a teacher's classroom will lift their child's learning outcomes.
The Education Minister announced the Goverment will reduce… Read more Video, Audio
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Looming recession sees number of people needing help from support services rise
18 Apr 2023Do you have an extra $150 a week to cover the rising cost of living? That's the sum households can expect to dig deep for each week this year as the looming recession is tipped to be longer and deeper… Read more Video, Audio
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Episode 5: 18th April 2023 - Mata
18 Apr 2023Cry me Three Waters - Far North Mayor Moko Tepania shares his views on Affordable Water Reform, then former Green MP Denise Roche and commentator Shane Te Pou discuss co-governance, 'crybabies' and… Read more Video, Audio
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Family desperate for mother's body to join brothers at Putiki Urupā
17 Apr 2023More than seven decades after her three brothers were murdered, Mihi Kui Edwards was to be reunited with her siblings.
She died, aged 89, in March 2021 and was to be buried with her slain siblings at… Read more Video, Audio
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Crown Lynn: A Māori Story | Trailer
17 Apr 2023Crown Lynn: A Māori Story is a riveting slice of New Zealand history, telling the iconic story of Crown Lynn pottery and the generations of Maori families that worked there. Read more Video
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Duality | Episode 5
17 Apr 2023Lani returned from Germany to find her feet in te ao Māori. Kay plays basketball in the US but keeps connected to her Māori culture. Tina, of mixed heritage, inspires youth to embrace their beauty. Read more Video
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Stolen Lands | Episode 5: Descendants
16 Apr 2023In episode five, Chief Mokomoko's descendants fight to have his name cleared and his mana restored. Read more Video
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Stolen Lands | Episode 4: Aftermath
16 Apr 2023In episode four, we look at the aftermath of his wrongful execution in 1866. Read more Video
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Stolen Lands | Episode 3: The Trial
16 Apr 2023In episode three, Colonel George Grey's militia bombard Ōpōtiki, Chief Mokomoko surrenders and is then wrongfully executed for the crime. Read more Video
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Stolen Lands | Episode 2: The Crown
16 Apr 2023In episode two, we learn about Carl Völkner, the German-born missionary Mokomoko was wrongfully accused of murdering. Read more Video
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Stolen Lands | Episode 1: The Chief
16 Apr 2023In episode one, we first meet the prominent Māori chief Te Whakatōhea Chief Mokomoko who dedicates his life to protecting the land and people of Bay of Plenty's Te Whakatōhea Iwi. Read more Video
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DOC hikes prices for accommodation in parks, on tracks
14 Apr 2023Going bush might cost you a little more in the coming months. Thanks to inflation, foul weather and the long tail of Covid, DOC says its had to review the price if its huts, lodges and campsites.
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