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Selina Gilfedder - 'Time is not something I have'
Selina Gilfedder has terminal bowel cancer and can't wait for ACC to assess her case. Video / Dean Purcell
A little boy born 'like a car with a broken engine'
Jinhan Chen is one of the many children born with a heart defect that is helped by the charity Heart Kids.
Global Head of Operations for Lime Scooters on safety issues and the new generation scooter
Wayne Ting, Global Head of Operations for Lime Scooters talking about safety issues and the new generation scooter. / Dean Purcell
Viewpoint NZ: Revitalising our towns and cities, police guards and Dunedin students party
On today's Viewpoint NZ, we get the lowdown on some of the tricks town planners in Hastings and New Brighton are using to revitalise their town centres. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Viewpoint NZ: Where are the best jobs, Wanaka vs Queenstown, and counselling in Chch
On today's Viewpoint NZ the employment expert who knows where the best jobs are, Wanaka vs Queenstown, Kiwi women skateboarding in Palestine and the musician spreading the love... for the recorder. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The tourism tidal wave - how do we make visitors stay in Auckland?
Too many international visitors fly or cruise into Auckland – then leave straight away for the world-famous destinations to the south like Rotorua and Queenstown. Now, tourism leaders are investigating how we can tell Auckland’s story better.
The Auckland story – what can we do so visitors want to stay?
The Auckland story – what can we do so visitors want to stay?
The tourism tidal wave - we need more people!
In the second in a four-part series on the future of Auckland’s tourism, we look at what skills and people are needed in the industry.
The tourism tidal wave - Are we ready?
Building the future and connecting up the infrastructure - Is Auckland ready for an influx of tourists?
Marlon Williams performs Tahu Potiki at the National Remembrance Service
Singer Marlon Williams performs a stunning rendition of popular waiata ' Tahu Potiki ' at the National Remembrance Service.
Viewpoint NZ: Security after the mosque attacks and more trains might be coming to Northland
On today's Viewpoint NZ we talk to an ex-SAS soldier about keeping our families and communities safe, we preview the Dunedin Writer's Festival, glass art in Whanganui and the poignant recordings of a famous Kiwi musician with terminal cancer. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Viewpoint NZ: Black drinking water, the chlorine argument and cheap houses in Queenstown
Episode Seven: On today's Viewpoint NZ we're talking about chlorine in our water after black water starting pouring in Napier, affordable housing in one of our most expensive real estate markets, and the inspirational refugee helping others in Christchurch. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
TimeOut in Conversation: Milk and Honey
TimeOut speaks to Julia Deans, Bic Runga and Tami Neilson about the Milk and Honey Festival for International Women's Day.
Innovation Nation: Big Data is knowledge, but is it power?
Big Data and how it's transforming Kiwi businesses.
ANZ Sports Scene: The kiwi kid from Nigeria taking on the world of UFC
He's quickly established himself as a cross-cultural star of the UFC, but who is Israel Adesanya and what makes him tick?
Bike lanes, solar schools and adaptive surfing
Episode Six: On today's Viewpoint NZ we're talking about the new bike lanes in Dunedin, combating the spread of wilding pines and Kaikoura takes a step back to normality with a good old A&P show. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Innovation Nation: Our future with automation
Automation is changing the way we work - for the better.
Focus: A drive around Tauranga with Simon Bridges
National leader and Leader of the Opposition Simon Bridges goes for a drive around Tauranga with New Zealand Herald journalist Claire Trevett.
Innovation Nation: Is Artificial Intelligence outsmarting NZ business?
Two of NZ’s leading AI companies talk about the future of the science.
Simon Wilson interviews Jordan Peterson
23 February 2019. Full interview: NZ Herald Senior Writer Simon Wilson interviews Jordan Peterson. Video / NZ Herald
Sneak peek: Jordan Peterson meets Simon Wilson
Simon Wilson sits down with visiting controversial Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson.
Innovation Nation: Is Virtual Reality the new must have business tool?
Virtual Reality is the hottest new tool in the small business arsenal.
Road to Rhythm | R&V Festival Documentary
The Gisborne-based festival has tens of thousands of fans show up every year to see in the New Year with an annual line-up that's included some of the biggest names in the music business.
Economy Hub: What next for NZ's China relationship?
Economy Hub: What next for NZ's China relationship?
Endangered seagulls, Black Power and the next bushfires
Episode Five: On today's Viewpoint NZ we're gearing up for the next bushfires and find the endangered seagulls being fed on cold chips.
Innovation Nation: How much quicker can robots really do our jobs?
Watch: Man vs Robot - How much quicker can robots really do our jobs?