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22178 - Clean tech companies having to look overseas to scale up

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mié., 29 abr. 2026

mar., 28 abr. 2026

Nine To Noon

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Clean tech companies having to look overseas to scale up

The struggle to revitalise central Auckland

Sports correspondent Marc Hinton

Jay Lichter on capturing the weird and wonderful world of fungi

Political commentators Tim Hurdle and Gareth Hughes

Around the motu: Tom Hunt in Wellington

Book review: The First Anzacs by George Hulse and Jimmy Thomson

250 bird milestone for Capital Kiwi Project

Elizabeth Knox on her memoir tracking a year of family crises

USA correspondent Danielle Kurtzleben

The architecture festival opening Christchurch's buildings

Recovering from a flood

Parents take legal action against Kmart after play sand recall

Sports commentator Sam Ackerman

Friday funnies: Donna Brookbanks and Michele A'Court

Around the motu: David Hill reports from Rangiora

Major landslide in Waiwera leads to evacuations

Some viewers shut out of TVNZ+ by updates

New book details SAS operations in Afghanistan

Pacific correspondent Koroi Hawkins

Veteran foreign correspondent pays tribute to his grandfather

Teachers' concerns about proposed history curriculum

Screentime: NZ Spy, Beef s3, Last One Laughing UK s2

How to talk about social media pressures and the manosphere

Tech: The use (and misuse) of AI in the hiring process

Around the motu : Taranaki report Robin Martin

Book review : Hope Rises by David Baldacci

New app to help beat food waste

James Nokise on mixing politics and comedy

UK: PM faces renewed pressure over Mandelson appointment

Couple donate over 400 artworks from private collection

Social cohesion appears to be sliding

Confronting the KiwiSaver gaps

Science: Auto-brewery syndrome, Trump autism claim debunked

Sgt Haane's WW2 heroics in film

Around the motu: Chris Hyde, Hawkes Bay Today editor

Book review: Python's Kiss by Louise Erdrich

Consumer calls for faster return of retirement village payments

Shana Chandra traces her ancestors' story

Australia correspondent: Gas tax pressure, Rebel Wilson denies defamation

Building better braces for children with cerebral palsy

The Australian MP who blew the whistle

Reviving Auckland's city centre

Sports with Sam Ackerman

Artist Te Rongo Kirkwood on the success of her glassworks

Business commentator Hamish McNicol

Around the motu: Jimmy Ellingham in Manawatu

Book review: Love is an Algorithm by Laura Brooke Robson

How Maria Reva's Ukrainian kidnap caper was interrupted by war

USA correspondent David Smith

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