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Rosier Live in session
17 Jan 2020It's time for some music! Quebecois five-piece folk outfit Rosier are just about to start a tour around New Zealand. The band was formed in 2009 and they explore the folk traditions of Canada, Quebec… Read more Audio
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Podcasts and playlists for pets
17 Jan 2020A new feature by music streaming service Spotify, generates the puuuurfect playlist for you to enjoy - with your pet. Read more Audio
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Scientist warn heavy rain can make waterways unswimmable for days
17 Jan 2020For those of you still soaking in the sun and getting a late holiday dip, scientists are reminding people to check the water before they swim.
There are about 740 recreational swimming spots around… Read more Audio
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Multi-prong approach needed to rectify disparate Maori health figures
17 Jan 2020New research shows Maori have less access to early stage diagnosis for some important cancers like breast and colorectal cancer, which means worse survival statistics.
However, for some others, such… Read more Audio
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Crunch time at the men's ASB tennis Classic
17 Jan 2020We are getting to crunch time at the ASB Classic Men's tournament in Auckland, with the semi-finals set to get underway today.
The tournament's top three players have all been knocked out ahead of… Read more Audio
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This little piggy... could be culled
17 Jan 2020The Department of Conservation's efforts to cull Auckland Island pigs are being labelled a crime against humanity.
The pesky porcines are devastating the natural environment and are the subject of a… Read more Audio
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Taupo woman says community is shocked and concerned after arsons
17 Jan 2020A Taupo woman has described the shock and concern in her small community after a house caught fire on the weekend with a family inside of it - which they believe was deliberately lit.
Police are… Read more Audio
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Freedom campers getting the hang of the rules
17 Jan 2020Freedom camping hot spots in the south, such as Queenstown Lakes and the Mackenzie districts, were under siege only a few years ago.
But authorities say the introduction of bylaws, the… Read more Audio
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Social Work agency, struggling to deliver, but can't afford to pay quality staff
17 Jan 2020A social work agency in Hawke's Bay has been turning away applicants because it can't afford to pay them enough.
Other non-government agencies report serious problems with retaining and recruiting… Read more Audio
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Presenter: Leigh-Marama McLachlan
