A new power wall battery could be the new craze for households if it means saving money. South Auckland's Rongomai School is the first to be introduced to the new device, which can be used in varied ways to complement solar and provide a backup power supply.
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Native Affairs- A Culinary Voyage
In Rarotonga Native Affairs met Ngāpuhi chef Sam Timoko. Sam has a unique recipe for success. He's passing on his culinary skills to young, local chefs and taking charge of the food stores on-board traditional waka, sailing around the Pacific. Mātai Smith explains.
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Hastings Supermarket makes deal with local grower
There's not much you can buy for less than 10c these days. For the past two weeks, Pak n Save in Hastings has been selling tonnes of apples and pears for only 9c a kilo.
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Questions remain following Eramiha Pairama inquest
A coroner's inquest into the death of Eramiha Pairama, a Bay of Plenty forestry worker, has provided some answers to his family today. Mr Pairama was killed in 2013 when he was struck by a tree while working near Whakatāne.
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Otorohanga youth desperate for better jobs
Youth in Otorohanga are desperate for better jobs in their area. There was no hesitation in putting the challenge to Prime Minister John Key during his visit to the King Country, where he met with Māori youth and business owners.
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Native Affairs- Digging Deep
How can Māori protect culturally significant whenua when the government grants oil drilling permits in that area? Reporter Renee Kahukura Iosefa visited Te Ātiawa in North Taranaki to discover a hurt, as deep as the oil wells, threatening their past.
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Kaipara iwi sign MOU for housing development
Ngāti Whātua o Kaipara descendants may not get a foot in the door of a housing development under a Memorandum of Understanding the iwi has just signed with the government. The question is, will Māori get a foot in the door of the new homes?
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Infrastructure needed for Northland's tourism industry to thrive
There are good signs for the Northland economy with a sharp rise in tourist numbers visiting the region. But the local Māori MP says the district's infrastructure needs an overhaul in order for the industry to thrive.
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Mokopuna safe despite abandonment on roadside
The whānau of an 11-year-old girl, who was ordered off a bus and left by herself in South Auckland late at night, will receive an apology from the bus company.
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Omaha whānau says land deal “Kick in the guts”
Omaha Marae whānau are angry about the land exchange and housing development Ngāti Manuhiri have planned for Te Arai. Although Ngāti Manuhiri purchased the land from the Crown in 2012 following its settlement, families here say they were not consulted and are concerned for sacred significant sites.
