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The Women's Rugby World Cup organising committee chair, Dame Julie Christie, says they simply couldn't deliver the tourament they wanted because of Covid-19 and New Zealand Rugby and the Government support the decision to postpone the event until next year.
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Rawiri Waititi says Tamakis fleeing Auckland sets bad example
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The Māori Party co-leader, Rawiri Waititi, says Brian and Hannah Tamaki fleeing Auckland's lockdown for Rotorua sets a bad example. At a church service in Rotorua on Sunday, the couple admitted leaving the city hours before restrictions were imposed. Rawiri Waititi is Te Paati Māori co-leader and MP for Waiariki, which encompasses Rotorua, he told …
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Unite union says increasing isolation payment won't help worker
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The Unite union says increasing the amount workers get paid if they're ordered to self-isolate won't make any difference to whether staff actually receive a payment. The National Party is proposing the Government pays 100 percent of an employee's wages and salary for two weeks, up to 68-dollars-an-hour - if a person is ordered to self-isolate It co…
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Women's Rugby World Cup postponement a blow for Whangarei
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The chair of the Women's Rugby World Cup organising committee says the risk of the tournament being adversly affected by the Covid pandemic was simply too high to hold the event this year. The World Cup, which was set to be played in Auckland and Whangarei in September and October this year, has been postponed until 2022 after a recommendation from…
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Insults flew at Parliament with Simon Bridges labelling Police commissioner Andrew Coster a ‘Wokester’ followed by select committee fireworks. The Govt. touted declining child poverty numbers despite them being more than a year old, and as Kiwis begin to be vaccinated, frustrated Aucklanders enter lockdown No.4.…
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Julia joins Kathryn to look at Tai Moana Tai Tangata by MÄori sculptor Brett Graham at the Govett Brewster Art Gallery in New Plymouth, on until 2 May. She'll also look at Ralph Hotere: Ä€tete (to resist) at Christchurch Art Gallery, 27 March â€" 25 July 2021. It's the first major survey of Hotere’s artistic career for over twenty years. Julia Wa…
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Arts and crafts showcased on the West Coast
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West Coast couple Colin and Sheryn champion local artists and craftspeople with their Blackball business, Kereru Crafts.
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Arts and crafts showcased on the West Coast
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West Coast couple Colin and Sheryn champion local artists and craftspeople with their Blackball business, Kereru Crafts.
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11am RNZ Pacific News and Sport for 3 March 2021
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Book review - The Prophets by Robert Jones Jnr
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Ralph McAllister reviews The Prophets by Robert Jones Jnr, published by Quercus.
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Book review - The Prophets by Robert Jones Jnr
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Frances Glessner Lee and the birth of forensic science
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Forensic science is now baked into the way we solve crimes, and the way we think about crimes being solved. This century there have been thirty four seasons of CSI alone, and the process of crime scene investigation is familiar to anyone who has turned on a television in the last twenty years. But it is a relatively new method and it comes from unu…
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Frances Glessner Lee and the birth of forensic science
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Forensic science is now baked into the way we solve crimes, and the way we think about crimes being solved. This century there have been thirty four seasons of CSI alone, and the process of crime scene investigation is familiar to anyone who has turned on a television in the last twenty years. But it is a relatively new method and it comes from unu…
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10am RNZ Pacific News and Sport for 3 March 2021
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On the pod today; Destiny Church leaders Hannah and Brian Tamaki flee Auckland's level 3 lockdown; we find out what Rocket Labs' flight to Venus means to science and no sport, no after school activities and no playdates, we look at the toll of Auckland's fourth lockdown has had on the city's school children.…
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Cabinet Minister at centre of rape claim prepares to speak
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Australia correspondent Karen Middleton joins Kathryn to talk about the latest rape claim which has rocked Australian politics. It's expected the Cabinet minister accused over the historical claim will make a public statement later today. The final report of the aged care royal commission has been released, delivering scathing findings about the sy…
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Cabinet Minister at centre of rape claim prepares to speak
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Hundred year old fishing vessel to sail again
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Commodore of the Classic Boat Club of Southland Brian Railton is on a quest to restore a century old fishing boat to its former glory. Brian found the twenty seven foot vessel in Dunedin in a fairly dilapidated state. He bought it in March last year but the lockdowns have meant he's only just been able to ship it to his home in Wyndham to begin res…
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Hundred year old fishing vessel to sail again
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Commodore of the Classic Boat Club of Southland Brian Railton is on a quest to restore a century old fishing boat to its former glory. Brian found the twenty seven foot vessel in Dunedin in a fairly dilapidated state. He bought it in March last year but the lockdowns have meant he's only just been able to ship it to his home in Wyndham to begin res…
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News in Solomon Island Pidgin for 2 March 2021
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Police union on "toxic, bullying culture"
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A hard-hitting report by the Independent Police Conduct Authority has found a toxic culture within police, in which bullying is rife, and where an autocratic management style rewards bad behavior. The IPCA review was launched after an investigation by RNZ, in which almost 200 current or former sworn and non-sworn police staff came forward. Kathryn …
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Police union on "toxic, bullying culture"
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A hard-hitting report by the Independent Police Conduct Authority has found a toxic culture within police, in which bullying is rife, and where an autocratic management style rewards bad behavior. The IPCA review was launched after an investigation by RNZ, in which almost 200 current or former sworn and non-sworn police staff came forward. Kathryn …
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9am RNZ Pacific News and Sport for 3 March 2021
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Luminious sharks found in NZ waters for the first time
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Sharks that glow in the dark of the ocean have been seen for the first time off the coast of New Zealand. Belgian scientists were able to document three species of luminous deepwater shark while on a research expedition off the East Coast. These denizens of the deep live in the twilight zone - where no sunlight reaches them. Jerome Mallefet is a Ma…
The owner and founder of Pic's Peanut Butter - Pic Picot - wasn't about to let the Covid-related cancellation of a "design thinking" conference in New Plymouth, stop him from getting out and talking to like-minded entrepreneurs in the city. The peanut-butter baron was keen to spread the good news about leveraging visitor experiences off existing bu…
Finalists for the country's top book prizes are out this morning. Sixteen works have made it on to the Ockham New Zealand Book Awards finalist list for fiction, poetry, illustrated non-fiction and general non-fiction. Awards trustee Paula Morris spoke to Corin Dann.
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Pharmac review won't go far enough - Breast Cancer Foundation
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The government's independent review of drug funding agency Pharmac will achieve little if the purse strings aren't opened. That's the view of medical advocates who have long described New Zealand's approach as out-dated, and who believe lives will be saved if game-changing drugs are made available. Breast Cancer Foundation chief executive Evangelia…
Dairy prices continue to shoot up, reaching a seven year high in the latest global auction overnight. The price for wholemilk powder rose 15 percent to US$4231 a tonne. Analysts had tipped a small lift, but not 15 percent. Julia Jones is the head of analytics at NZX. She spoke to Corin Dann.
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Chef's tips for those hit by sharp Smeg knives
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A top chef is giving out advice on how to safely use a kitchen knife following a recent supermarket promotion which saw millions of blades given out to customers. Stories abound of a rise in kitchen mishaps as people have struggled to get used to a properly sharp knife. Hamish Cardwell has the story.…
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Covid-19: Should Government update messaging for youths?
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Students are calling on the government to re-invent their Covid-19 health messages for a younger audience. Despite the most recent Covid-19 cluster being centred around a school, some students have broken isolation rules because the message isn't getting through. Young people agree that Covid-19 messages are too long, hitting the wrong channels and…
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Covid-19: How accessible is content in other languages?
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Close, close plus, casual, casual plus - it has to be said the different categories for tracing people who might have been exposed to Covid-19 can all blur into one at times. So spare a thought for people who speak English as an additional language. Adam Jacobson reports.
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Coster rejects calls to sack bullying ringleaders
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The Police Commissioner is rejecting calls to sack the ringleaders responsible for the toxic culture of bullying in the police force. A review by the Independent Police Conduct Authority has found bullying is rife enabled by autocratic managers whose bad behaviour is rewarded. The review was launched after an RNZ investigation where almost 200 curr…
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Police using drones banned by US federal authorities
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The police are using drones that some federal authorities have banned in the United States over fears of Chinese spying. The world's leading drone maker DJI supplies all New Zealand police's drones. It's fighting back in the US against claims its drones can send information to Chinese government servers, and a ban by the US Army. Phil Pennington re…
French media are reporting that this year's Women's Rugby World Cup will be delayed until 2022.
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8am RNZ Pacific News and Sport for 3 March 2021
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Glacier communities told government can't save every business
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Franz Josef and Fox Glacier communities have been given the blunt message the government can't save every business that's struggling during the pandemic. A week ago, the two communities sent Tourism Minister Stuart Nash a $35 million wishlist of what they need to survive. The minister visited Franz Josef yesterday with Rural Communities Minister Da…
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Childrens' Commissioner criticises Principals' Federation call to members over violent kids
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The Principals Federation has called for its members to defy a directive that forces them to enrol students kicked out of other schools for violence. Federation boss Perry Rush says schools aren't getting the help they need to safely include violent children in their classrooms. The Ministry of Education has expressed concern at the principals' def…
