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Skills learnt in Waikeria Prison used to turn life around for Awhenua Trophy finalist.
OPINION: The people of Tolaga Bay and East Cape have shown us how we all ought to live.
Listener: Pandemic has made most of us much more conservative about overseas travel.
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New York Times: Scientists are concerned about unregulated feeding of ocean wildlife.
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Crime
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Judge says "five species of fraud" used to con investor into parting with $6 million.
Roger Kahui was on bail and had more than 130 convictions when he raped woman in her home.
'I am standing here today to reclaim my confidence and power.'
Education
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Havelock North private school for boys set for big changes.
John Hall is accused of indecently assaulting students on a sporting trip.
Health
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Testing sewage from airliner toilets offer extra protection against Covid-19, expert says.
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