بهترین پادکست های Working Well In Wellington (2024)

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From Tana to Bayly: Inside the latest political scandals and war of words 21:52

2d ago21:52

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It seems that when one political scandal ends, another one rises to take its place. This week, the Green Party ended the saga that has dominated 2024 for them, with MP Darleen Tana formally removed as an MP in the first usage of the Waka Jumping Bill. As Chloe Swarbrick and her party look to the future, it’s now National’s turn to deal with an unne…

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Is central government sending the right message to local councils? 16:20

3d ago16:20

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Last week, we reported on the issues at Wellington City Council after councillors voted against selling airport shares, forcing a rethink of the council’s long term plan. The Coalition Government labelled the council a ‘shambles’, and threatened to send in a Crown Observer. Well, they’ve now delivered on that threat, with Local Government Minister …

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Rooftop protest sparks debate about youth justice and treatment of young offenders 17:17

4d ago17:17

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13 youths climbed atop a youth justice facility in South Auckland on Monday night – demanding fast food, cigarettes, and a getaway car. The group made it on to the top of the Korowai Manaaki facility in Wiri just after 6.30 that night. By 9am the next day, just four remained. They came down just before noon. It’s reminiscent of an incident at the s…

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Celebrity culture, gossip sites in the spotlight after Liam Payne's death 17:19

5d ago17:19

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Us mere mortals often idolise celebrities – their glitzy and glamorous lifestyles have had audiences captivated for decades. But at what point does the line blur from adoration to a sense of ownership? The tragic death of One Direction star Liam Payne has sparked conversations about how far is too far when it comes to the public’s entitlement over …

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Assisted dying in NZ: How well has the three-year-old legislation worked? 13:39

6d ago13:39

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Back in 2020, New Zealanders voted in favour of legalising assisted dying in certain circumstances. That law was passed in 2021, and next month, a three-year review will begin into how the law is going. Ahead of that review, concerns have been raised about the six-month rule on eligible patients, and the backlog in death reports by the oversight co…

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Daylight Dilemmas: Unpacking Seasonal Affective Disorder 19:15

8d ago19:15

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In this episode, Youth Ambassadors Belle-Ange and Alessandra, discuss what Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is, why it happens, and how to overcome it! Tune in on this episode full of information and coping strategies as they unpack and explore SAD.توسط The Grove Youth

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Is it time NZ became a Republic? Royal tour reignites debate over monarchy's future down under 19:55

9d ago19:55

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Should or shouldn’t New Zealand become a republic? It’s a quandary that’s sparked fierce debate over decades, and it’s back on the agenda as King Charles heads down under for his first tour – but is skipping New Zealand. With his visit prompting debate over in Australia, is it time for New Zealand to consider becoming a republic? Today on The Front…

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Auckland FC and Liam Lawson highlight the changing face of NZ sport 18:18

10d ago18:18

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Over the next week, two big sporting gambles years in the making are about to have their payoff. On Saturday, Auckland FC – our newest A-League football team – will play their debut game against the Brisbane Roar. And then on Monday, rising Formula 1 star Liam Lawson makes his debut as a full-time driver for Red Bull at the US Grand Prix. It’s an e…

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Government considering Wellington City Council intervention: Is it really a 'shambles'? 15:10

11d ago15:10

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The Government has set its sights on sorting out Wellington City Council. After councillors last week voted against a plan to sell shares in Wellington’s airport, the city’s long term plan will need to be re-opened. It has prompted Local Government Minister Simeon Brown to seek advice on potential interventions, and he has labeled the situation a ‘…

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How is the coalition Government performing, one year after being elected? 20:25

12d ago20:25

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This week marks one year since the 2023 election. That election saw Labour’s historic majority cut in half, and started weeks of negotiations between National, Act and NZ First about the shape of the government. Marking the anniversary, a 1News Verian poll shows 30% of respondents believe the country is in better shape than a year ago – while 40% t…

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Inside the Government's plan for boot camps: Will this new iteration actually work? 19:34

13d ago19:34

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The Government will introduce legislation later this year to create the Young Serious Offender category and empower Youth Court judges to send them to new boot camps. It’s all while Oranga Tamariki officials supported the view of experts that boot camps are not effective. So, why have every other iteration of bootcamps failed – and how might this g…

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OCR cuts a bright spot but economic outlook mixed for the rest of the year 15:24

16d ago15:24

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The Official Cash Rate’s been cut to 4.75 percent – which is being touted as welcome news for households all over New Zealand. It’s the lowest the OCR has been in 18 months. The Monetary Policy Committee said that annual consumer price inflation was within its 1 to 3% inflation target range and converging on the 2% midpoint. While plenty of people …

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Entrust election begins: Why you should care about the election few vote in 17:56

17d ago17:56

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A local election begins today in Auckland, though you're probably not even aware. 364,000 Auckland households and businesses can vote this month for the trust board that runs Entrust. If this name sounds familiar to Aucklanders, it’s because the majority shareholder of Vector dishes out $350 payments to eligible electricity account holders every ye…

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Out of zone students set to miss out as Auckland schools struggle with growing rolls 12:22

18d ago12:22

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As Auckland’s population continues to grow, so too are the city’s schools – and many of them are running out of space. Analysis by the Herald has found that while the school-aged population has only risen by 18 percent since the year 2000, at least one school has had its roll jump by 149 percent. With space running out, it’s also prompting tough qu…

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HMNZS Manawanui sinking: What impact will this have on our defence fleet? 14:32

19d ago14:32

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A search for answers is underway after HM-NZS Manawanui ran aground and sank near Samoa. The $100 million ship left Auckland’s Devonport just over a week ago and was conducting a reef survey off the coast of Samoa but ran aground at 6.46pm on Saturday. The ship started to take on water shortly after, and fire broke out as well, prompting an evacuat…

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One year since October 7 attacks: What can be done to end Gaza's humanitarian crisis? 17:18

20d ago17:18

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It’s been a year since terrorist group Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israel – sparking the deadliest conflict in the Gaza region for decades. Since then, at least 40,000 people have died, many more injured, 1.9 million displaced, and countless buildings and homes destroyed. Aid organisations have consistently warned of the humanitarian crisis…

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Chris Bishop on the Government's plans for tackling our infrastructure crisis 18:02

23d ago18:02

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Infrastructure is top of the agenda for the Government for the last months of 2024. The Prime Minister this week released his Q4 action plan, with plenty of targets focussing on getting things built. Among the 43 objectives is the highly controversial fast-track approvals bill, which it’s hoped will speed up the delivery of regional and national pr…

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Mood of the Boardroom: The surprising policies business leaders want to see from the Government 19:18

24d ago19:18

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The Mood of the Boardroom is back today for its 22nd year. The annual survey of the country’s top CEOs and business leaders has seen a broad tick of approval for the coalition Government, with strong support for Christopher Luxon and Nicola Willis and their economic plan. But they want to see the Government be bolder and set out their vision for Ne…

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Israel launches operations in Lebanon - What's behind the escalation? 15:29

25d ago15:29

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Tensions in the Middle East are ramping up at an alarming rate. Israel’s Defence Forces have said it has begun a "targeted" ground operation into southern Lebanon against “terrorist targets”. It comes after days of airstrikes within Beirut’s city limits, which started after Israel assassinated Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. The escalation in th…

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Is Oranga Tamariki fit for purpose - and how can we better protect our children? 23:48

26d ago23:48

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Violence towards children is one of the most concerning issues in New Zealand. It’s an issue that debates decades, back when Child, Youth and Family was responsible for our most vulnerable, before it was replaced by Oranga Tamariki. And that government agency bears the brunt of trying to look after our children, and keep them safe from harm – but r…

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Major businesses are closing in provincial NZ: How can we save our small towns? 15:33

27d ago15:33

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Provincial New Zealand is hurting. Alliance Group last week confirmed plans to close its Timaru meat processing plant in Smithfield, with the loss of hundreds of jobs. It comes after earlier this month that Winstone Pulp International said will close two mills near Ohakune, which will see 230 people lose their jobs. To discuss the impact facing sma…

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WFH orders and mayoral gaffes: Is there a solution to Wellington's woes? 19:15

30d ago19:15

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Public servants – or what’s left of them – have been ordered back to the office in Wellington. The Government’s call has been welcomed by central city businesses, who said that the absence of workers has impacted on their business. The decline of the city centre is one of a number of issues the capital is facing, including soaring costs from rates …

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What Andrew Coster's departure means for Government's policing plans 17:39

1M ago17:39

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Police Commissioner Andrew Coster announced this week - he is ending his term early, to take up a new role as the head of the Social Investment Agency at the end of the year. Coster was the face of the previous government’s push to ‘police by consent’ and copped a huge amount of criticism from National when they were in Opposition. The race is on t…

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Mānawa Bay opening highlights Auckland Airport's growth plans, tensions with airlines 15:24

1M ago15:24

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Last week, a brand-new outlet mall opened in Auckland... right next to the International Airport. Mānawa Bay is a new 200-million-dollar mall on the airport precinct, boasting 100 stores and eateries, including some never seen before in New Zealand. The opening weekend though was marred by large traffic delays around the airport, which caused some …

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Economist predicts 'net zero' migration: What does that mean for New Zealanders 18:27

1M ago18:27

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New Zealand is a country of immigrants, with tens of thousands of people moving here each year. We’re also a country of travellers, and those new arrivals help make up for the population shortfall as Kiwis migrate overseas. Due to the stream of migrants in recent years, our population has been steadily growing, but new forecasts from one economist …

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Philip Polkinghorne found not guilty of the murder of Pauline Hanna 6:59

1M ago6:59

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After eight weeks at the High Court in Auckland, on the first day of the ninth week, the jury has found Philip Polkinghorne not guilty of the murder of his wife, Pauline Hanna. For more on how the last day of the trial, NZ Herald crime reporter Craig Kapitan details the decision. You can listen to episodes of Accused: The Polkinghorne Trial through…

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Financial fraud in NZ: Inside the huge cost of white collar crime 17:34

1M ago17:34

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For the last few years, our headlines have been dominated by talk of ram raids, robberies, and gang members misbehaving. Those stories have fed through to politics, with governments making a big deal about tackling gangs and cracking down on crime. But while these crimes may make for a great photo and deliver political soundbites, little is ever sa…

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When a six figure salary isn't enough: Why more Kiwis are struggling financially 17:28

1M ago17:28

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The pressure of the cost-of-living crunch has been felt by most of us for a few years now. Many of us hope that the more we earn, the less we have to worry about bills, unexpected costs and living week to week. This week though, Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau revealed she’s had to sell her car - in order to help pay her bills. So if a mayor on a sala…

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Inside the defence's closing statement: What they say happened to Pauline Hanna 48:08

1M ago48:08

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Week Eight has the Crown and Defence issuing their closing statements. The Crown alleges that Philip Polkinghorne killed his wife, Pauline Hanna, on April 5 2021. He maintains she took her own life. After the Crown went first, it is now the turn of the defence - led by lawyer Ron Mansfield - to deliver its closing statement. See omnystudio.com/list…

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Calls for action to tackle growing problem of feral and roaming dogs 12:02

1M ago12:02

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Feral or roaming dogs have been causing concern in remote parts of New Zealand for years. But now things are getting so bad, trampers are being told they risk being attacked if they walk alone. It’s prompted calls for drastic action to be taken to curb the issue – but what tools do we have at our disposal to manage the problem, and how has it gotte…

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Inside the Crown's closing statement: What they say happened to Pauline Hanna 53:12

1M ago53:12

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Week Eight has the Crown and Defence issuing their closing statements. First is the Crown, with Crown Prosecutor Alysha McClintock delivering it to the jury. The Crown alleges that Philip Polkinghorne killed his wife, Pauline Hanna, on April 5 2021. He maintains she took her own life. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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The factors contributing to New Zealand's education crisis 18:26

1M ago18:26

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New Zealand’s once world-leading education system is in a sorry state. Huge numbers of Kiwi kids are failing in key areas – with 4 out of 5 Year 8 students behind in maths. It’s prompted the government to fast-track plans for a new maths curriculum for intermediate students, and it’s tackling the teacher shortage by allowing those who were previous…

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How can Auckland solve its harbour crossing debate? 19:02

1M ago19:02

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A replacement bridge, or a second one – or how about a tunnel instead? The ongoing debate about a new harbour crossing in Auckland has reignited, with Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown laying out his vision for a second bridge, instead of the tunnel proposed by Labour. The proposal has already proved controversial as it would require building through Meol…

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Days 30 - 31: Final witnesses take the stand after seven weeks of testimony 17:17

1M ago17:17

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After seven weeks and over 80 witnesses, we have finished hearing evidence in the trial of Philip Polkinghorne. The former Auckland eye surgeon is accused of murdering his wife, Pauline Hanna, who was found dead on 5 April, 2021. He maintains she took her own life. In the final days of testimony, the debate over activity on Hanna’s phone continued,…

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Te Wiki o te Reo Māori: Will Government policies have an impact on the language's revitalisation? 19:15

1M ago19:15

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It’s Māori Language Week – where Kiwis are encouraged to have a go at te reo. Whereas the language was once on a pathway to extinction, now it’s flourishing as people flock to learn it. But a change in government last year saw restrictions placed on how the public service uses te reo – one of many policies that has been seen as an attack on Māori r…

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The latest trends coming to your workplace - and why some bosses are pushing back 18:42

1M ago18:42

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It’s estimated we spend a third of our life at work – with the average worker clocking a staggering 90,000 hours in employment over a lifetime. Covid lockdowns saw companies adapt to remote and flexible working practices, while schemes like four day weeks have gained traction globally. Some international companies though are pulling back or restric…

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Days 27 - 29: Email highlights Hanna's work stress as witnesses weigh in on her mental health 1:04:32

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Originally due to run for six weeks, the trial of Philip Polkinghorne is now in its seventh week. The former Auckland eye surgeon is accused of murdering his wife, Pauline Hanna, who was found dead on 5 April, 2021. He maintains she took her own life. More witnesses from the defence took the stand to discuss their thoughts on how Hanna died, and th…

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Wealth or Capital Gains? What taxes should New Zealand be looking at 23:25

1M ago23:25

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We may be two years away from our next general election, but the possibility of more tax is already being debated. Labour is starting to warm the public up to the idea of a wealth or capital gains tax being part of their 2026 manifesto - with leader Chris Hipkins saying its necessary to deal with our ageing population. The possibility of introducin…

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Construction industry woes set to continue as sector faces mental health crisis 14:58

2M ago14:58

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The construction industry in New Zealand is struggling – with building companies going to the wall as the housing market falls away. It also has one of the highest rates of workplace injuries of any industry. But there’s another workplace hazard that we’re not talking about. Construction workers are six times more likely to die from suicide than fr…

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Pressure on All Blacks and Scott Robertson after rough start to new coaching era 16:06

2M ago16:06

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Scott Robertson is the most successful coach in Super Rugby history - leading the Crusaders to seven-back-to-back titles. He is also a firm favourite with the public – and is perhaps the most popular rugby coach we've ever had. But his transition from the red and blacks to leading the All Blacks hasn't been smooth sailing. The national side has pos…

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New controversies put X's problems back in the spotlight 16:10

2M ago16:10

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The struggles facing social media platform X are back in the spotlight. In amongst an advertising exodus and concerns over owner Elon Musk’s takes on the US election, Brazil's Supreme Court has upheld a ban on the app formerly known as Twitter. These are just the latest controversies to hit the platform in the two years since Musk took it over – ye…

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The biggest winners and losers from the Government's transport plans 19:26

2M ago19:26

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The Government has announced a record 32.9-billion-dollar investment in New Zealand’s transport network over the next three years, through the National Land Transport Programme. The big winner is new roads, and the big loser is walking and cycling improvements. So, what does this mean for congestion and emissions in our biggest cities? And will a n…

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Days 24 - 26: Witnesses reveal a different side of Polkinghorne as defence argues its case 41:10

2M ago41:10

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Week six of the trial of Philip Polkinghorne continued with the defence’s case. The former Auckland eye surgeon is accused of murdering his wife, Pauline Hanna, who was found dead on 5 April, 2021. He maintains she took her own life. Witnesses for the defence revealed a different side of Polkinghorne then what we’ve previously heard, with former co…

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Kīngi Tūheitia remembered as thousands gather for his funeral 19:27

2M ago19:27

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Last week, Kīngi Tūheitia the seventh Maori monarch, passed away aged 69, a little over a week after marking 18 years of his reign. His shock death has seen a week of mourning at Turangawaewae Marae, the official residence for the head of the Kingitanga movement, with politicians sharing memories while thousands gather to pay their respects. The ne…

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Is cost-cutting the best way to fix the problems with our healthcare system? 17:58

2M ago17:58

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Several weeks ago, the Government dramatically moved to take control of Health New Zealand by appointing Professor Lester Levy as a commissioner. He has the unenviable task of finding 1.4 billion dollars in savings, while also improving services and meeting the Government’s national health targets. In the weeks that have followed, the dire state of…

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Sir Peter Jackson's property portfolio grows - but what are his plans for Wellington? 16:40

2M ago16:40

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The year’s biggest land deal has Wellington aflutter with rumours Sir Peter Jackson could be building his long-awaited movie museum. Interests associated with The Lord of the Rings director have spent $105 million buying a large piece of land near the city’s airport in Lyall Bay. So, why the secrecy? And could Jackson’s vision be finally brought to…

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How wild will our spring weather be - and is La Nina still coming our way? 13:18

2M ago13:18

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Winter has come to an end, and it's been a wet last few weeks. A burst of rain in August culminated in flooding in Wellington and saturated days for the rest of us. With us heading now into spring, the hope is that with longer days fast approaching, we might start to see some warmer weather again soon. For an outlook on weather in the months ahead,…

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Taking Children Overseas Child Abduction Hague 4:30

2M ago4:30

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Guardianship and Decision-Making Under the Care of Children Act Under the Care of Children Act, both parents are generally recognized as guardians, meaning they share the duty of making key decisions concerning their child's life. This responsibility includes choices about the child's education, health care, religious upbringing, and notably, where…

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Days 22 and 23: Defence opens their case with Pauline Hanna's sister 29:41

2M ago29:41

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After nearly five weeks of witnesses, The Crown has closed its case in the trial of Philip Polkinghorne. The former Auckland eye surgeon is accused of murdering his wife, Pauline Hanna, who was found dead on 5 April, 2021. He maintains she took her own life. The Crown closed its case with more on Polkinghorne’s arrest, Police searches, and a last m…

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50 years since the death of Norman Kirk: His life, his legacy - and the 'what ifs' 19:55

2M ago19:55

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Norman Kirk was elected Prime Minister in 1972, bringing the Labour Party back to power after 12 years of National Party rule. His two years in office were seen as radical at the time in how he sought to reshape New Zealand’s place in the world, and his legacy has endured as one of the country’s most popular Prime Ministers. However, on August 31st…

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