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Ready or not
Preparing for a natural disaster has long been considered a matter of personal responsibility—but what happens to those without the finances to stockpile supplies or the physical ability to run up the nearest hill?
Are we leaving people behind?
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Now, you be the judge
There is one prize still to be awarded in Photographer of the Year—the Panasonic People's Choice award. Cast your vote either at the exhibition at Auckland Museum, where all 65 finalists are now on display, or view the finalists on our website and vote online.
Photo: Lola Wright
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Zero to expert
"The rule of thumb among linguists is it takes one generation to lose a language and three to revive it. Here in Ngāti Kahungunu, we’re still in the first generation of recovery.”
Jeremy Tātere MacLeod was born and raised in Brisbane and spoke barely a word of te reo until his late teens. Now, he's fluent, and he's helping others along the road of language-learning.
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BEACHGOERS URGED TO STEP LIGHTLY
People are being warned to stay clear of nesting birds, such as the critically endangered black-backed gull, around coastal areas during the summer break.
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