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Second day of richest cricket league's player auction begins
4:31 PM.It's a name unfamilar to most Kiwi cricket fans, but Bevon-John Jacobs aka BJ has been a shock pick up in the Indian Premier League. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen. Audio
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Pharmac changing HRT patch supplier to guarantee supply
4:24 PM.Pharmac is switching suppliers of hormone replacement patches for menopausal women, to a single brand that's unpopular and doesn't work as well for some. Menopause specialist Doctor Linda Dear spoke… Read more Audio
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Election interence case against Donald Trump thrown out
4:14 PM.United States correspondent Todd Zwillich spoke to Lisa Owen about a major case accusing president-elect Donald Trump of trying to overturn his 2020 election defeat being thrown out of court and The… Read more Audio
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AMC Theatres ban singing during screenings of Wicked
4:07 PM.Are calls to ban singing at Wicked the movie off-key? The world's largest cinema chain, AMC has caused a stir after officially banning singing during screenings of Wicked. Actor Ava Diakhaby who has… Read more Audio
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Evening business for 25 November 2024
5:31 PM.News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
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Patients increasingly not making wait lists - GPs
5:30 PM.The Labour Party is blaming the Government's new wait time targets for so many patients being unable to get onto a waiting list for hospital treatment. It follows GPs saying patients who desperately… Read more Audio
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Black Foils win opening SailGP event in Dubai
5:25 PM.The Black Foils have continued their dominance in the Middle East winning the opening SailGP event of the season in Dubai. New Zealand held off Great Britain and the United States to sit on top of the… Read more Audio
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Proposed cuts to tertiary apprenticeship programme in Rotorua
5:13 PM.Proposed cuts to a tertiary apprenticeship training programme in Rotorua could leave dozens of people high and dry part way through their qualifications. The proposal from Bay of Plenty's Toi Ohomai… Read more Audio
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Auckland city centre to get new police base
5:07 PM.In his first official day in the job the new Police commissioner has delivered an early Christmas present to Auckland businesses and residents; anouncing the city centre's getting a new police base… Read more Audio
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New Police Base to open in Auckland CBD
4:51 PM.New Police Commissioner Richard Chambers says there's a priority to increase public safety and boost visibility in communities. Audio
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Obesity leading risk factor for death and disability - report
4:44 PM.The New Zealand Dental Association and Health Coalition Aotearoa are throwing their support behind a new report that calls for urgent government intervention to tackle obesity. The Helen Clark… Read more Audio
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Photos leaked of police officer posing in gang patch
4:42 PM.A police officer has potentially thrown his employer in disrepute, after photos taken earlier this year show him posing in a gang patch, according to an employment lawyer. Legislation banning the… Read more Audio
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Indian Premier League commences annual player auction
4:28 PM.The richest cricket league in the world has commenced its annual player auction. The Indian Premier League has created dozens of overnight millionaires since its inception in 2008. Sports reporter… Read more Audio
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Tenants leave house with holes in walls and upaid rent
4:20 PM.Holes in the ceiling and walls, rubbish everywhere, missing chattels and unpaid rent. This is what a couple who rented out their family home are faced with after their tenant left the house looking… Read more Audio
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Hezbollah launches one of it's largest attacks on Israel
4:13 PM.Middle East correspondent Jacob Brown spoke to Lisa Owen about Hezbollah launching one of it's largest attacks on Israel, progress on a ceasefire deal between Israel and Lebanon and the impact of… Read more Audio
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Shops carry the losses of credit card fraud
4:07 PM.One retailer wants to know why shops are carrying the losses, when they're hit by credit card fraud and not the companies, whose cards are being used for the dodgy transactions. Earlier this month a… Read more Audio
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US lays fraud charges against Gautam Adani
5:45 PM.Asia correspondent Erin Hale spoke to Lisa Owen about a fifth tourist dying as a result of suspected methanol poisoning in Laos, the US issuing fraud charges against one of Asia's richest men and how… Read more Audio
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New Zealander thought to be ill from methanol poisoning in Laos
5:42 PM.A fifth tourist has died as a result of suspected methanol poisoning in Laos. 28-year-old British lawyer Simone White, as well as an Australian teen, two Danish women and an American all fell fatally… Read more Audio
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Evening business for 22 November 2024
5:36 PM.News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
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Former Kiwi Fern Kathleen Wharton dies at 41
5:33 PM.Former Kiwi Ferns and Warriors womens player Kathleen Wharton has died aged 41. Wharton was a Rugby League World Cup winner and played for the Warriors during the 2019 NRLW season. Sports reporter… Read more Audio
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Senior doctor testifies at Olivia Podmore inquest
5:27 PM.The head of High Performance Sport NZ was warned in 2018 of concerns an athlete would lose their life, if the environment in Cycling NZ was not fixed. The warning came from a senior doctor who had… Read more Audio
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Security guard stabbed in Auckland recovering well
5:18 PM.A security guard who was stabbed in the neck while working at a popular Auckland shopping hub is said to be recovering well after surgery. The incident happened when the guard approached a man near… Read more Audio
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Whooping cough epidemic officially declared
5:14 PM.Health services are on high alert with the official declaration of a whooping cough epidemic today. It comes as the most recent data shows vaccination rates for babies are woefully low - especially… Read more Audio
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Maritime union votes to oppose resumption of live animal exports
5:08 PM.Opposition to the Government's plan to resurrect live animal exports continues to grow, this time it's on the wharf. The Maritime Union, which represents water siders and stevedores, who have in the… Read more Audio
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All Auckland buses to have driver protection screens by 2026
4:54 PM.All Auckland buses will have driver protection screens installed by 2026 and those behind the wheel hope this will help to deter aggressive behaviour. The government and Auckland Council are… Read more Audio