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New tool to help tourism biz more sustainable
4:41 PM.Tourism Industry Aotearoa has unveiled a new online tool to make it easier for businesses to become more sustainable. Tourism reporter Tess Brunton has more. Audio
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Police step up patrols over fears of New Lynn brawl
4:33 PM.RNZ reporter Amy Williams speaks to Lisa Owen from the New Lynn bus station where a mass brawl is planned and police have stepped up patrols. Audio
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Super Rugby table leaders clash this Saturday
4:27 PM.RNZ sports journalist Jamie Wall talks Lisa through the big weekend of sport ahead, including a clash between the Super Rugby table leaders. Audio
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DOC investigates baby kiwi deaths
4:27 PM.Orokonui Ecosanctuary educator Taylor Davies-Colley speaks to Lisa Owen about the death of three kiwi v Audio
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Trial of alleged serial killer begins in Canada
4:15 PM.Canada correspondent Ashleigh Stewart speaks to Lisa Owen about the high profile trial of a man accused of murdering four indigenous women, Canada and India's row over the death of a Sikh activist and… Read more Audio
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Auckland councillor hits out at fortnightly rubbish plan
4:05 PM.Manurewa-Papakura Ward Councillor Daniel Newman speaks to Lisa Owen about the proposal for Auckland to move to fortnightly rubbish collections. Audio
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Aussies warned about using super to buy house
5:42 PM.In Australia, allowing people to access their own superannuation to buy a home has triggered a warning about a trillion dollar burden on the Australian taxpayer by the end of the century if people are… Read more Audio
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Father claims police botched investigation into son's death
5:36 PM.A bloody botched up police job - that is how Lachlan Jones' dad has summed up the investigation into the three year old's death. Timothy Brown has more. Audio
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Evening business for 9 May 2024
5:30 PM.News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
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Treaty Principles Bill under scrutiny
5:28 PM.Yet another urgent Waitangi Tribunal claim into the Governments policies got underway in Wellington today - this time it's the proposed Treaty Principles Bill under scrutiny. Maori Issues Reporter… Read more Audio
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NZ Olympics team snatch Australian-born gymnast
5:24 PM.Well they may have claimed Phar Lap, but New Zealand now has one back over the Aussies in the form of Georgia-Rose Brown. The Australian-born artistic gymnast was today named in the New Zealand… Read more Audio
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Transpower scrambling to avoid power cuts
5:17 PM.A nation wide warning to power down what you do NOT need tomorrow morning ..due to a potential electricity shortgage. Transpower CEO executive general manaher Chantelle Bramley spoke with Lisa Owen Audio
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Could more patients see online doctors?
5:08 PM.A claim up to half the work of Gps could be done via tele health has raised the blood pressure of some doctors Lisa Owen discussed with Dr Sarah Clarke, who's national clinical director primary and… Read more Audio
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What should be in free school lunches?
4:53 PM.Our video journalist Nick Monro asked people what they think should be in the government's school lunch. Audio
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KidsCan on school lunch changes
4:48 PM.The government yesterday anounced its carving more than a hundred million dollars off the cost of the school lunch programme ..but it says even more kids will get a free feed. CEO and Co-founder of… Read more Audio
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Tax cuts will be "meaningful but modest" - Willis
4:44 PM.The Finance Minister says the tax cuts she'll announce at the Budget later this month will be "meaningful but modest". Giles Dexter reports Audio
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Black Ferns face first Test of the year this Saturday
4:32 PM.The Black Ferns play their first Test of the year against the USA on Saturday and the coaching staff haven't been afraid to give some newcomers game time. Three players will make their debut in the… Read more Audio
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Joe Biden advises Israel against Rafah offensive
4:16 PM.United States correspondent Todd Zwillich speaks to Lisa Owen about Joe Biden withholding weapons shipments from Israel if an offensive is launched in Rafah and Republicans forcing a vote to oust… Read more Audio
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GPs hit out at tele health move
4:06 PM.A Te Whatu Ora boss has angered GPs by claiming half their work could be done via tele health . Dr Angus Chambers from Genpro spoke with Lisa Owen. Audio
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Multiple fatalities after building collapses in South Africa
5:42 PM.South Africa correspondent Elna Schutz speaks to Lisa Owen about a disaster causing multiple fatalities, South Africa's power utility suing Johannesburg and some good news for online shoppers in the… Read more Audio
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Evening business for 8 May 2024
5:36 PM.News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
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What's in your lunch box?
5:35 PM.As students wait to find out what the food will be like under the government's new school lunches regime, RNZ camera operator Marika Khabazi hit the streets to find out what the rest of us are having… Read more Audio
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Back to basics for free school lunches - Seymour
5:30 PM.Government says revamped school lunches programme for year 7-13 will do away with the likes of quinoa and hummus and return to basics. Louise Ternouth reports Audio
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Next FIFA Women's World Cup host to be chosen by vote
5:26 PM.The success of the FIFA Women's World Cup in New Zealand and Australia has set the benchmark for future hosts of the global tournament. FIFA are challenging potential hosts of the 2027 world cup to… Read more Audio
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Study maps extent of junk food ads near schools
5:18 PM.A new study shows the road to many schools is paved with junk food adverts. Associate Professor Victoria Egli from Waikato University's School of Health speaks to Lisa Owen. Audio