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People are defecating outside the Queen's vacation home
text by Rob Picheta, CNN Walkers are relieving themselves in the grounds of Queen Elizabeth's Scottish residence, staff have said. Employees at Balmoral Castle,...
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The inaugural Simon and Phil's Best of the Week podcast
By popular demand, welcome to Si and Phi’s best of the week podcast. It’s an amalgamation of the laughs, the great chats, and the top interviews of the week that’s...
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FIFA Women's World Cup to be one of the biggest competitions held in NZ ever
Football fans rejoice - the best women players in the game are coming to our shores. New Zealand and Australia will host the FIFA Womens World Cup in 2023. The...
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Olympic rowing legend Mahé Drysdale pursing history in Tokyo
Five time World Champion and 2 times Olympic Gold Medal winner Mahé Drysdale is. doing all he can to claim history at the Tokyo Olympics. Drysdale has committed...
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Minister disappointed after Labour and Greens block pornography restrictions
Internal Affairs Minister Tracey Martin is extremely disappointed in her coalition partners for blocking her plans to restrict access to online pornography. The...
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Anne Malcolm on the huge benefits of volunteering
Kiwis love a good cheese scone and 80 year old Christchurch grandmother Anne Malcolm’s recipe might just be one of the best. She first started making it when she...
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Law Corner with Gareth Abdinor: Restraint of trade
Gareth Abdinor is an employment lawyer and partner with Malley & Co solicitors. We have him on regularly to answering your employment related questions. His...
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NZ Post warn parcel delays will continue
NZ Post is warning delays will continue because of Covid 19 People are reporting long waits for packages - as well as tracking issues. Chief Marketing Officer...
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'A desperate, disgraceful smear': Bishop defends lobbying for Covid pair's exemption
National's Chris Bishop says he had no idea two women he advocated for - were the same two fellow MP Michael Woodhouse identified in the House. It's been revealed...
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National MP: Covid women's story about road trip 'not accurate'
Two women who have tested positive for Covid-19 got lost on their drive from Auckland to Wellington and required help - giving their helpers a "kiss and a cuddle",...
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Have buffet bars lost their appeal post Covid-19?
NHK, Japan's public broadcasting organisation, in collaboration with infectious disease experts, recently conducted an experiment to demonstrate how quickly COVID-19...
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Eden Park ready for huge crowd at Sunday's Super Rugby Aotearoa clash.
Eden Park CEO Nick Sautner is confident of getting upwards of 40,000 people at the stadium for Sunday's clash between the Blues and the Hurricanes. The move to...
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Report says Capital Gains Tax would help with economic recovery
Price Waterhouse Coopers argues rebuilding the New Zealand economy post COVID-19 should include tax reforms and addressing the 'elephant in the room' of capital...
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'It was gutting': Kaye admits embarrassment over Goldsmith heritage gaffe
National Party Deputy Leader Nikki Kaye has admitted that the gaffe over Paul Goldsmith's heritage is the most embarrassing moment of her political career. Last...
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Proposal to overhaul fishing quota management system gathering support
A plan to overhaul New Zealand's fisheries system proposes the Crown buy back all commercial quota shares, and allow for independent monitoring of commercial fishing...
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Judge sets bail for officer involved in George Floyd's death at US$1.25m
Ex-Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, who pressed his knee on George Floyd's neck for nearly nine minutes as the man begged for his life, had his bail set...
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Rescue dog and handler's beautiful reunion after world quarantine journey
Queenstown ski patrol head of department Brad Saville had been doing a three-month avalanche training programme with his rescue dog Bomber, in the mountains of Colorado,...
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Dame Susan Devoy: As soon as I picked up a racket I was hooked.
Multi Squash World Champion and former Race Relations Commissioner Dame Susan Devoy was Simon and Phil's guest for this weeks Six and a Song. The discussed her...
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Justice Minister dismisses claims rent relief package is too little, too late.
The Justice Minister's dismissing claims the Government's rent relief package is too little, too late. Coalition negotiations have taken almost two months - after...
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Neville Carter humorously admits Crusaders will get his support over Dan
Dan Carter will put on the boots on New Zealand soil for the first time since 2015, after signing with the Blues for Super Rugby Aotearoa. Carter's spent his last...
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Hopes New Zealand Woman's Weekly can be revived
The former editor of the New Zealand Woman's Weekly is hoping the iconic magazine will be revived. Jenny Lynch’s new tell-all memoir is Under the Covers – Secrets...
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Employment lawyer Gareth Abdinor back in studio answering your questions
Gareth Abdinor is an employment lawyer and partner with Malley & Co solicitors. We have him on regularly to answering your employment related questions. Great...
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Southland farmer gets his cow back after classified ad success
The owner of a cow that pulled off a great escape during a trip to a Southland abattoir has been found thanks to a humble classified ad. Stock agent Terry Cairns...
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Ben Hurley keen to leave lockdown behind with new nationwide tour
New Zealand comedian Ben Hurley is pleased to see the Covid-19 lockdown in his rearview mirror as he gears up for a nationwide tour 'Straight out of Lockdown'. He...
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Malley & Co's Gareth Abdinor answering your employment questions
Gareth Abdinor is an employment lawyer and partner with Malley & Co solicitors. We have him on regularly to answering your employment related questions. Great...
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