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A bit of leftover lawn on a Whangarei street has grown into a living pantry for people in need. The berm has been transformed with an array of raised vege garden beds, that have since got the council's approval. Ian Page who set up the community garden spoke to Lisa Owen.
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A base jumper who became stuck on the side of an Auckland hotel by his parachute has pleaded guilty to two charges of criminal nuisance and has agreed to pay $22,000 in reparation. Reporter Matthew Theunissen was in court and spoke to Lisa Owen.
A Palmerston North woman's war efforts have been recognised with the polish presidential medal of virtue, more than eight decades on. 82 years ago hundreds of Polish refugees settled in Pahiatua, where they were cared for and supported by the Polish Army League. The league founders Anna Jacques and…
United Kingdom correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about a former British chancellor weighing in on Brexit, saying the UK's future should ultimately be back inside the European Union, as well as London's Mayor wanting to cap the number of self driving cars in the city.
News from the business sector, including a market report.
Kimi Antonelli has become Formula One's youngest ever drivers' champion on a chaotic day at the Mexico Grand Prix. The Mercedes driver avoided crashes that stopped the race to secure enough points to win the championship with four rounds remaining. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.
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