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El Salvador's president Nayib Bukele visits the White House and refuses to release a man the US mistakenly deported to one of the Central American country's notorious mega prisons. Ron also discusses where markets are at after an exemption on tech products over the weekend.
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The carpet maker Bremworth has been in business six decades, and is at a crucial crossroads, according to its new chairman. Last week, the Chief Executive Greg Smith stepped down after four years, just weeks after a boardroom coup. A group of unhappy shareholders, led by Rob Hewett, engineered the departure of three sitting directors who were replaced by members of the dissidents. Mr Hewett is the new chairman - a south Otago farmer and outgoing chair of Silver Fern Farms. He's also chair of Farmlands Co-operative and Woolworks, a former Councillor of Lincoln University and past Chair of Wool Impact. Five years ago Bremworth ditched synthetic alternatives for strong wool carpets. Rob Hewett says Bremworth is now in a new era - where it needs a fresh approach to drive growth and earnings.
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Developers in Hamilton say they have lost confidence in the council to deliver the infrastructure needed for more housing in the country's fastest growing city.
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Bill McKay is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Architecture and Planning at the University of Auckland
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A fish and chop shop in Grey Lynn is a far cry from cooking for oligarchs on superyachts and in top restaurants in Melbourne and London
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Liam Hehir is a Palmerston North lawyer, political commentator and a National Party member. Sue Moroney is a former MP with the Labour Party and now chief executive of Community Law Centres Aotearoa.
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Journalists in Christchurch are getting a first look at the city's long awaited new stadium, Te Kaha
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There has been rekindled optimism that moose might still exist in the Fiordland National Park, Kirsty Pickett has news from Southland
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Ash Davida Jane reviews Surplus Women by Michelle Duff published by Te Herenga Waka University Press
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Ciarán Hinds tells Kathryn about his work in New Zealand on the yet-to-be-released Netflix mini-series East of Eden
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The latest on Gaza, moves to try to get some kind of diplomacy going between Tehran and Washington again, and in Lebanon and Syria - has security situation stabilised at all?
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Researchers at Victoria University - Te Herenga Waka have discovered a new antibiotic using genome mining
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The coalition government's new "golden visa" for investors, which came into being at the beginning of the month, appears to be attracting significant interest
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Homes with piped or bottled gas are facing increasing prices and fewer choices, as complaints about services doubled in the last year
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Comedians Te Radar and Elisabeth Easter
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Sam Ackerman talks sport
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Jared discusses the Shotover wastewater treatment plant, NASA is back in Wanaka, an update on the Roxburgh Cinema and Town Hall, and there's been snow... in April! Jared McCulloch is a 1 News Reporter in Queenstown
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Cynthia Morahan reviews Happy Land by Dolen Perkins-Valdez published by Hachette
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Giant foot-long sea spiders, icefish with milky-white blood, and 200 year-old coral communities - these are among the creatures a team of international scientists came across when an iceberg the size of Chicago broke off in January.
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RNZ Pacific Editor Koroi Hawkins with news from the region.
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