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Checkpoint for Friday 30 May 2014
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Flight paths too noisy
6:57 PM.Thousands of homes could have more planes overhead, following Auckland Airport's proposed changes to some flight paths, to make trips faster. Audio
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Te Manu Korihi News for 30 May 2014
6:52 PM.The government says after three years, 32-thousand Whanau Ora families now no longer need the support; A Far North Maori leader, Haami Piripi, plans to draw from his rural upbringing and experience on… Read more Audio
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Focus on Politics for 30 May 2014
6:38 PM.The contest for votes on the left is heating up with the announcement this week of an alliance between the Mana and Internet parties and the reappearance of former Alliance Party MP Laila Harre. Audio
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Sports News for 30 May 2014
6:33 PM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio
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Labour says no pre-election deals
6:19 PM.Labour is maintaining it won't do any deals before the election despite a suggestion it should forget about the Tai Tokerau seat so that it has another potential coalition partner. Audio
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Cairns on attack following anti-corruption interviews
6:13 PM.The cricketer Chris Cairns says claims he is a match-fixer are absurd, bizzare and scary. Audio
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Lengthy jail terms imposed for fatal beating of Featherston man
6:08 PM.A judge who sent four people to prison for at least 17 years each says their frenzied attack on a disabled man they thought had raped a friend was fuelled by alcohol and a mob mentality. Audio
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Greens say expensive blunder highlights Elizabethan charity laws
5:58 PM.The Greens say the Government needs to overhaul what they say are charity laws based on principles laid down in the Elizabethan era after a multi-million-dollar blunder which blindsided the Housing… Read more Audio
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Australia housing boom drivern by low interest rates and foreign buyers
5:53 PM.In Australia, a housing price boom driven by low interest rates and foreign buyers has triggered an inquiry into whether overseas investors are breaking the rules. Audio
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Te Manu Korihi News for 30 May 2014
5:48 PM.The government says after three years, 32-thousand Whanau Ora families - now no longer need the support; The Aotearoa New Zealand Association of Social Workers says a review in to the caseload of… Read more Audio
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Six years in jail for hit and run
5:45 PM.The wife of a hit and run victim, says the man who ran over her husband and killed him has wrecked her life. Audio
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Internet Party pushes for copyright reform
5:35 PM.The Internet Party, which is being bankrolled by the internet mogul Kim Dotcom to the tune of $4 million dollars, is making copyright law reform one of its top ten priorities. Audio
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Sports News for 30 May 2014
5:33 PM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio
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Photos of credit cards taken in break-ins
5:29 PM.People in Nelson have the victims of a new kind of credit card theft where just the details of the card are taken. Audio
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Evening Business for 30 May 2014
5:26 PM.News from the business sector including a market report. Audio
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Too many fire fighters ignoring basic safety training
5:24 PM.Too many fire fighters are ignoring basic safety training and putting their lives at un-necessary risk. Audio
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Community constable guilty of assaulting teenage girls
5:20 PM.A Hawke's Bay community constable has been found guilty of indecently assaulting 16 year old girls during drinking sessions at a surf club. Audio
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Cairns labels allegations absurd, bizarre and scary
5:14 PM.Chris Cairns has landed back in the country, blasting the cricket match-fixing allegations against him as absurd, bizzare and scary. Audio
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Long jail terms for vigilante attack
5:08 PM.A judge who sent four people to prison for at least 17 years each, says their frenzied attack on a disabled man they wrongly thought had raped a friend was fueled by alcohol and a mob mentality. Audio
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Checkpoint Top Stories for Friday 30 May 2014
5:00 PM.Long jail terms for vigilante attack, Cairns labels allegations absurd, bizarre and scary, Community constable guilty of assaulting teenage girls, Too many firefighters ignoring basic safety training… Read more Audio