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09.24.2023

Gaylene's Take is the autobiography of an influential director who created a style of cinema unlike that of male directors of her generation. Dame Gaylene Preston talks about her career at the 2023 Auckland Writers Festival.

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09.24.2023 Dame Gaylene Preston on a life making movies Gaylene's Take is the autobiography of an influential director who created a style of cinema unlike that of male directors of her generation. Dame Gaylene Preston talks about her career at the 2023 Auckland Writers Festival.
09.21.2023 Whitcoulls release kids' top 50 list Now here's a story kids won't want to miss, It's the Whitcoulls Kids Top 50 list! Our Tamariki voted for their most favoured book, They love emotional tales - not just how they look. Some books have fairies, and some, ...
09.21.2023 Biggest game in 12 years for the Warriors Warriors fans are calling Saturday night's NRL semi-final against the Broncos in Brisbane their biggest game in 12 years. Win it and they'll line up in next week's Grand Final - for just the third time in the club's history. ...
09.21.2023 Warriors take on Broncos for a spot in the Grand Final The Warriors are one win away from their first National Rugby League grand final appearance in 12 years. They'll need to beat the Broncos - and the odds - Saturday night in Brisbane to move a step closer to the ...
09.21.2023 Rainfall brings relief for firefighters in Mackenzie Country Rainfall overnight has caused relief for firefighters battling multiple blazes in the Mackenzie Country. The first fire broke out at Pūkaki Downs on Wednesday night and a second started Thursday near Lake Tekapo. Reporter Tim Brown is on State Highway ...
09.21.2023 Market Update for 22 September 2023 Market Update for 22 September 2023.
09.21.2023 Political panel Listen to our weekly political panel.
09.21.2023 Mataura river expected to keep rising in Gore The main river in Gore, the Mataura, is expected to keep rising until this evening. RNZ reporter Tess Brunton spoke to Morning Report.
09.21.2023 Large slip closes Queenstown primary school A Queenstown Primary School is closed Friday after a large slip came down behind it. Principal Fiona Cavanagh spoke with Ingrid Hipkiss.
09.21.2023 Queenstown flooding closes a number of schools and businesses A number of businesses and schools in Queenstown have been told not to open Friday morning due to debris flowing through the centre of town. The town is in a local state of emergency, with 41 homes being evacuated Friday ...
09.21.2023 Sports News for 22 September 2023 Black Caps opener Will Young impressed in tricky conditions before the first one-dayer against Bangladesh was abandoned due to persistent rain and lightning.
09.21.2023 RNZ Pacific News at 8am for 22 September 2023 The latest RNZ Pacific news and sports
09.21.2023 Grilled with National leader Christopher Luxon While's there's been a bit of a scramble over his tax policy, the leader of the National Party, binds it together when it comes to breakfast. In RNZ's new political series, Grilled, the top four polling political leaders make a ...
09.21.2023 Labour and National unclear on how to meet climate targets While attention is focused on economists finding a $500 million-dollar-a-year hole in National's tax plans, a similar-sized hole in climate costings is hiding in plain sight - and it applies to Labour, too. The gulf was highlighted in Treasury's pre-election ...
09.21.2023 Don't bother referring patients, hospital tells GPs Wellington Hospital's women's health service is under so much pressure it's told GPs to stop referring patients unless they suspect cancer or something equally urgent. Specialists and family doctors say it is becoming common practice across many departments, as hospital ...
09.21.2023 News in Tomgan 22 September 2023 The latest news in the Tongan language(Lea Faka-Tonga) - brought to you by our partner - Pacific Media Network.
09.21.2023 Work to end child abuse within Oranga Tamariki begins Work is under way to end a long record of child abuse within Oranga Tamariki over the next three years. Since the first of June, 22 staff have been let go and three have been criminally charged following multiple incidents ...
09.21.2023 Firefighters hoping wet conditions help contain wildfire Firefighters were hoping overnight conditions would help them contain two large fires they've been battling in the Mackenzie Country region. On Thursday night a convoy of about 50 vehicles - containing mostly tourists - successfully left the Aoraki Mt Cook ...
09.21.2023 Water treatment plant flooded in Tuatapere Water tankers are on the way to Tuatapere, where the water treatment plant flooded and stopped working Thursday night - leaving just eight hours' worth or water in town's reservoir. Southland district mayor Rob Scott says the weather rain has ...
09.21.2023 Rivers continue to rise in Southland Civil Defence is keeping a close eye on rising river levels. Tuatapere ran out of water overnight after flooding damaged the treatment plant. The Mataura River in Gore is contained at this stage, despite continued heavy rain. Emergency Management controller ...
09.21.2023 Rivers still rising in Gore as rain eases Gore remains in a state of emergency Friday morning, after Thursday's heavy rain and widespread flooding. Despite the rain easing, some river levels are still rising. The District Council says the local volunteer fire brigade saved about 20 homes from ...
09.21.2023 State of emergency declared in Queenstown A local state of emergency has been declared in Queenstown for the next 7 days after a night of torrential rain resulted in the evacuation of 41 homes and the CBD being swamped by torrential rain and debris. The council ...
09.21.2023 Sports News for 22 September 2023 The Black Caps were 136 for 5 in the 34th over of the first one-dayer against Bangladesh in Dhaka when the match was called off due to rain and lightning.
09.21.2023 RNZ Pacific News at 7am for 22 September 2023 The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport
09.21.2023 RNZ News at 7am, September 22 This morning's top stories and other headlines
09.21.2023 Business News for 22 September 2023 Business news for 22 September 2023.
09.21.2023 News in Niuean for 22 September 2023 The latest news in Niuean language (Vagahau Niue) - brought to you by our partner - Pacific Media Network.
09.21.2023 Towns across the deep south face substantial floods Towns right across the bottom of the South Island are dealing with significant flooding this morning. A regional state of emergency was declared at six-o'clock Thursday night after more than a dozen rivers reached warning levels. A welfare centre was ...
09.21.2023 People evacuated in Queenstown as torrential rain lashes town In Queenstown torrential rain causing landslips and flooding has forced some people to evacuate their properties. That includes four properties on Reavers Lane where residents were advised to leave because of landslips and significant flooding behind their homes. While in ...
09.21.2023 Early Sports Chat for 22 September 2023 An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere.
09.21.2023 News in Samoan for 22 September 2023 The latest news in Samoan language (Gagana Samoa).
09.21.2023 Midday Business News for 22 September 2023 News from the business sector
09.21.2023 Midday Rural News for 22 September 2023 News from the rural farming sector
09.21.2023 US auto workers strike for better pay Auto workers in the US are striking for better pay - and it might have unexpected consequences for the future of electric vehicles. The United Auto Workers union is struggling to reach a deal with the automakers General Motors, Stellantis ...
09.21.2023 Drivers asked to take extra care as severe weather hits country Drivers should take extra care on the roads on Friday or avoid driving entirely as severe weather sweeps across the country. Southland road users should avoid any unnecessary travel due to significant flooding closing local roads and State Highway 6 ...
09.21.2023 State of emergency declared in Southland Southlanders have been on high alert for more flooding Thursday night, after more than a dozen Southland rivers set off warnings. A heavy band of rain is slowly moving up the country, saturating the region. A regional state of emergency ...
09.21.2023 Sports News for 22 Septeber 2023 Bangladesh restricted the Black Caps to 136 after 33 overs in the first one-dayer in Dhaka before the match was abandoned due to rain. Will Young top scored with 58 while Henry Nicholls made 44.
09.21.2023 Pacific Waves for 22 September 2023 Lack of civic education leaves NZ school students 'ill-equipped'; Paris and New Cal pro-independence groups still at loggerheads over future status; Rarotonga's abandoned hotel refurbished and ready for business; Medical student aims to improve Canterbury healthcare for rheumatic fever patients.
09.21.2023 Lack of civic education leaves NZ students 'ill-equipped' Lack of civic education leaves NZ school students and youth feeling 'ill-equipped'.
09.21.2023 Paris and New Cal pro-independence groups still at loggerheads Paris and New Cal pro-independence groups still at loggerheads over future status.
09.21.2023 Rarotonga's abandoned hotel refurbished and ready for business Rarotonga's abandoned hotel refurbished and ready for business.
09.21.2023 RNZ Pacific News at 6am for 22 September 2023 The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport
09.21.2023 Med student aims to improve care for rheumatic fever patients Medical student aims to improve Canterbury healthcare for rheumatic fever patients.
09.21.2023 Warriors super fan on game tomorrow in Brisbane One more sleep for Warriors fans until the preliminary NRL final tomorrow night in Brisbane. The Warriors are taking on the Broncos, and as you've probably seen from the campaign trails, every man and their dog is on the bandwagon. ...
09.21.2023 ACT's David Seymour on "power-brokers" debate Time for our regular catch up with the ACT Party, and they've made some changes to their alternative budget after the government books were opened last week. David Seymour was up late last night with the power-brokers debate on Newshub. ...
09.21.2023 Water challenges on hospitality businesses in Queenstown The Queenstown city council has been served with a compliance order for its Two Mile water treatment plant, which doesn't have the necessary barrier to stop the parasite cryptosporidium. The mayor says getting that filter installed could take months, and ...
09.21.2023 Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth Friday's greatest hit comes from the fresh produce markets - our Minister of Fruit and Veggies is Glenn Forsyth and he joins us now. Fruit of the Week: NZ Tomatoes
09.21.2023 Africa: Covid-19 unrest criminal records expunged in Sth Africa To Africa now, our regular correspondent Nabil is taking a break this week and has handed the reigns to Chris Ocamringa who is in Kinshasa, which is the Capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
09.21.2023 News in Cook Islands Maori for 22 September 2023 The latest news in Cook Island Maori (Te Reo Maori Kiki Airani) - brought to you by our partner Pacific Media Network
09.21.2023 US:seismic impact on media as Rupert Murdoch steps down We'll begin in the USA - joining the programme from New York City is the winner of 2004's Junior Reporter of the Year at the Qantas Media Awards - Bevan Hurley.

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Dame Gaylene Preston on a life making movies

Whitcoulls release kids' top 50 list

Biggest game in 12 years for the Warriors

Warriors take on Broncos for a spot in the Grand Final

Rainfall brings relief for firefighters in Mackenzie Country

Market Update for 22 September 2023

Political panel

Mataura river expected to keep rising in Gore

Large slip closes Queenstown primary school

Queenstown flooding closes a number of schools and businesses

Sports News for 22 September 2023

RNZ Pacific News at 8am for 22 September 2023

Grilled with National leader Christopher Luxon

Labour and National unclear on how to meet climate targets

Don't bother referring patients, hospital tells GPs

News in Tomgan 22 September 2023

Work to end child abuse within Oranga Tamariki begins

Firefighters hoping wet conditions help contain wildfire

Water treatment plant flooded in Tuatapere

Rivers continue to rise in Southland

Rivers still rising in Gore as rain eases

State of emergency declared in Queenstown

Sports News for 22 September 2023

RNZ Pacific News at 7am for 22 September 2023

RNZ News at 7am, September 22

Business News for 22 September 2023

News in Niuean for 22 September 2023

Towns across the deep south face substantial floods

People evacuated in Queenstown as torrential rain lashes town

Early Sports Chat for 22 September 2023

News in Samoan for 22 September 2023

Midday Business News for 22 September 2023

Midday Rural News for 22 September 2023

US auto workers strike for better pay

Drivers asked to take extra care as severe weather hits country

State of emergency declared in Southland

Sports News for 22 Septeber 2023

Pacific Waves for 22 September 2023

Lack of civic education leaves NZ students 'ill-equipped'

Paris and New Cal pro-independence groups still at loggerheads

Rarotonga's abandoned hotel refurbished and ready for business

RNZ Pacific News at 6am for 22 September 2023

Med student aims to improve care for rheumatic fever patients

Warriors super fan on game tomorrow in Brisbane

ACT's David Seymour on "power-brokers" debate

Water challenges on hospitality businesses in Queenstown

Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth

Africa: Covid-19 unrest criminal records expunged in Sth Africa

News in Cook Islands Maori for 22 September 2023

US:seismic impact on media as Rupert Murdoch steps down