In January 2013 Greenpeace sailed the Rainbow Warrior to the subantarctic islands to highlight some of the most precious places and species that they believe would put at risk if deep sea oil drilling is allowed to proceed. Video courtesy Greenpeace. Camera, sound, post production and direction: Iain Frengley Additional footage: Nick Young and Dave HansfordMusic: 'Somnus' & 'Nocturne 1985' by Rhian Sheehan From the album 'Stories From Elsewhere' www.rhiansheehan.com Music Supplied Courtesy of LOOP www.loop.co.nz
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Hollywood star Sir Sam Neill is selling his personal collection of autographed Jurassic Park Funko Pops for Save the Children. Video / Save the Children New Zealand
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According to one of the few Kiwi athletes who knows the feeling, it will take time for Alicia Hoskin to realise what she has achieved. Video / NZ Herald
Maddison-Lee Wesche claims silver in thrilling shot put final
Yemisi Ogunleye of Germany emerged as the ultimate champion, but not before a nail-biting battle with Wesche for the top spot. Video / Sky Sports
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Lisa Carrington claims another gold in K2 with Alicia Hoskin at Paris. Video / Sky Sport
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Halter at 8: The hidden story behind NZ's most successful startup
Founder Craig Piggott spills secrets about the smart cow collar firm's early days, reveals US push. Video / Jason Oxenham
Paris Olympics: How much would you pay to get into Team USA House?
It's easily the most exclusive team house at the Olympics but would you pay close to $600 for one day of entry? Video / Chereè Kinnear
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Ellesse Andrews became the second New Zealander to claim Olympics gold at the track with a stunning effort to win the keirin final in Paris. Video / Supplied
Auckland cannabis museum re-opens in historic building
The Auckland Cannabis Museum is re-opening today after being saved by a rich-lister donor, bringing its founder one step closer to his goal of making weed the new alcohol.
Police reopen probe against former Casketeers star
Funeral director Fiona Bakulich is alleged to have put bodies in plastic bags - instead of in the coffins the clients had paid for. Video / NZ Herald
Jurors visit Remuera home where Pauline Hanna died
The jury in the murder trial of Philip Polkinghorne will today visit the home where Pauline Hanna died.
Paris Olympics: Awesome foursome
Why the K4 women's gold medal in Paris was such a remarkable achievement. Video / Michael Burgess
Tipene Funerals hires PI and Taylor Swift terror attack foiled | Morning Bulletin August 9, 2024
In today's headlines with Susie Nordqvist, Taylor Swift terror attack foiled, NZ's golden moments in Paris, Tipene Funerals hires PI. Video / NZ Herald / Getty
World Indigenous Peoples Day
On December 23, 1994, the United Nations General Assembly declared August 9 to be the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples. Video / Whakaata Māori
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Paris Olympics: While you were sleeping day thirteen action
New Zealand claimed an incredible three medals overnight. Video / Chereè Kinnear / Sky Sports/ Getty / Photosport
Paris Olympics: While you were sleeping day eleven action
Dame Lisa Carrington kicked off her Games campaign while speed climber Julian David blitzed his way into the finals. Video / Chereè Kinnear / Sky Sports / Getty / Photosport
Broadlands Station farmers look to the future
Willie and Laura Akers talk about farming after Cyclone Gabrielle and why they’re still optimistic about wool. Video / Alan Gibson
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Sky Originals NZ presents Wheel Blacks: Bodies on the Line, a three-part documentary series following New Zealand’s wheelchair rugby team the Wheel Blacks. Video / Sky Sport
The grudge match - Part 2
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Paris Olympics: K4 500m women’s crew celebrate gold with family
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Elliott Smith and Liam Napier discuss the All Blacks team announcement
Elliott Smith and Liam Napier discuss the All Blacks team announcement ahead of Saturday's test match against Argentina. Video / Mark Mitchell
Air New Zealand reveal new safety training simulator
Air New Zealand Chief Operational Integrity and Safety Officer explains the CEET service and safety training simulator for Cabin Crew. Video / Michael Craig
Listen in full: Covert recording of wife Pauline Hanna describing surgeon husband as 'sex fiend'
The recording made of Hanna by a relative when she visited their Hawkes Bay property, in which Hanna describes Polkinghorne as a 'sex fiend', was played to the jury in court.
Anniversary of the Battle of Chunuk Bair
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Stunning capture of Milky Way over Tongariro National Park
Photographer Larn Berge talks about his journey to take a 180-degree panorama of the Milky Way over the snowy caps of Mount Ruapehu and Mount Ngāuruhoe. Video / Larn Berge
We Were Dangerous trailer
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Government announces new funding access for council-owned water companies
The Government has unveiled changes to allow new council-owned water companies to be able to access more cheap borrowing from the Local Government Funding Agency (LGFA)
Momentum building for Dame Lisa Carrington and New Zealand women's kayaking team
Close to midnight tonight, Gisborne paddler Hoskin, Dame Lisa Carrington, of Ngati Porou descent, Olivia Brett and Tara Vaughan will contest the Paris Olympics K4 women’s final.
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Public sector cuts and food costs hurting kids' diets | Morning Bulletin August 8, 2024
In today's headlines with Susie Nordqvist, Public sector cuts top $58m, investigation against Casketeers' star dropped and food costs hurting kids' diets. Video / NZ Herald / Getty
Paris Olympics: While you were sleeping day ten action
Finn Butcher claimed New Zealand's third gold while the Women's Sprint Team won silver. Video / Chereè Kinnear / Sky Sports / Getty / Photosport
Frank Film Episode Thirteen: New mining coming to the coast?
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Inside the Rovers: Oscar’s Big Chance
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Petition pushes for natural burial in Rotorua
Te Atawhai Aroha Trust is seeking for a natural burial zone to be created in Rotorua. Video / Laura Smith