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Kennedy reports on the recently hosted International Coral Reef symposium.
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Kiwi kimchi and sauerkraut purveyors, Living Goodness.
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Ben Thomas and Lianne Dalziel on the resignation of Stuart Nash as a NZ First candidate and National's paid parental policy.
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Torika Tokalau is Stuff Local Democracy reporter working in Auckland.
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Gyles Beckford reviews How To Win A Trade War by Soumaya Keynes and Chad Bown, published by Pan Macmillan.
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With over 400 places registered, 460 reviews, and almost 5000 views - Go Able has officially launched.
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He's played everything from an 800-year old vampire and villainous coconut crab, to a cantankerous cockatoo and time-traveling beastly Bogladite.
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Islamist suspect shot dead after deadly Berlin Pride attack; battle to control wildfires threatening city of Bordeaux; International Criminal Court votes to dismiss prosecutor; and Irish police say they've found a "significant bomb".
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Researchers say it can cut steelmaking from an eight-hour process down to two minutes.
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Housing affordability is also shaping career decisions for the majority of people in this age group.
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Dave Miller's whole working life had involved using manual machinery.
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The latest from the world of sport including Ryan Fox's Open Championship win and the future of netball in New Zealand.
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Our comedians talk about Barnaby Joyce's dog who made headlines in Australia and globally, life drawing, but with greyhounds, and United Airlines which is facing a lawsuit over 'window seats' that lack windows.
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Kereama Wright is executive producer of Pukaea, the regional news hub for the Mataatua region in Whakatane
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Laura Caygill reviews LIT by Anna Woods, published by Echo Publishing. An ambitious first novel from short story writer Anna Woods. Enter the dark and twisted world of Auckland architecture firm LIT.
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Captain Ben Green spent his tour in the peacekeeping force in what was then Yugoslavia, with the British army, on the active front line.
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Alleged human trafficking scheme involving woman from Tonga, maritime tragedy unfolding in Papua New Guinea, RSE scheme misconceptions posing big challenges for Fiji workers in NZ, and Papua New Guinea and New Zealand have committed to deeper defence cooperation, particularly in the maritime domain. RNZ Pacific Editor Koroi Hawkins.
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To ensure a bumper citrus harvest doesn't go to waste, the local Lions club and others have a community drive to collect the fruit.
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With a takeover from a the world's largest flooring company spiked by some Bremworth shareholders, what next?
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The US President Donald Trump has signalled more American airstrikes are likely saying Iran needs "more of the same".
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