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More from our reporter at Dunedin's Melbourne Cup event
6:11 PM.Our Otago reporter Ian Telfer is at Dunedin's Wingatui racecourse, which is hosting one of the three race meetings in New Zealand including Melbourne Cup which was shown on big screens. Audio
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Labour's insurance plan debated in Parliament
5:55 PM.Labour's plans for a state owned insurance company has been labelled crazy and stupid by the Finance Minister Bill English in Parliament today. Audio
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Donna Hall asks Tribunal to throw out disciplinary case
5:52 PM.The Lawyers and Conveyancers Disciplinary Tribunal will decide tomorrow morning whether a hearing for the lawyer should go ahead. Audio
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Te Manu Korihi News for 5 November 2013
5:49 PM.The Lawyers and Conveyancers Disciplinary Tribunal has reserved its decision on whether to proceed with a case against the top Maori lawyer, Donna Hall; The Maori Party says the Human Rights… Read more Audio
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New mortgage restrictions yet to be felt in Auckland
5:45 PM.Auckland's largest real estate firm says it could be at least six months before the new mortgage lending restrictions are felt on Auckland's overheated housing market. Audio
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Repairs on the homes of vulnerable people took too long
5:38 PM.An audit of the Earthquake Commission's quake repairs in Christchurch has found many dissatisfied home owners and others being left in the dark. Audio
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Sports News for 5 November 2013
5:35 PM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio
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Evening Business for 5 November 2013
5:27 PM.News from the business sector including a market report. Audio
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Kaitaia owner says twenty arrests not good enough
5:24 PM.The police in Kaitaia have arrested 20 people in a blitz on burglary, theft and drink-driving. Audio
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DOC says sorry for 1080 drop near trampers
5:20 PM.DOC is investigating after a heavy steel bucket full of 1080 poison fell off a helicopter in the Marlborough Sounds, with possum-killing pellets landing around some trampers. Audio
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TICS Bill passes final reading
5:18 PM.Legislation which would force telecommunication companies to make sure the Government's spy agency can intercept their customers emails and phonecalls has just passed its third and final reading in… Read more Audio
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Govt not ruling out any option, in response to Chorus
5:15 PM.The Government isn't ruling out subsidising Chorus, which says the ultrafast broadband rollout is now jeopardised by the price cuts it's been ordered to comply with. Audio
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Police say investigation not affected
5:10 PM.The police are rejecting any suggestions that the involvement of an officer's son has slowed their investigation into a group of young Auckland men who've been boasting online about sex with drunk… Read more Audio
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Melbourne cup betting with the TAB
5:09 PM.With the latest on the betting, the TAB's Racing Manager Michael Dore joins us. Audio
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Our racing commentator on this year's Melbourne Cup
5:06 PM.On the line from across the Tasman is racing commentator Jack Petley. Audio
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Checkpoint Top Stories for Tuesday 5 November 2013
5:00 PM.A setback for the Government's ultrafast broadband rollout. The 1080 drop - that fell unexpectedly from a DoC helicopter and from across the Tasman is our Melbourne Cup racing commentator Jack Petley.
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Private company urge officials to resume search for Nina
6:55 PM.A private search for the lost boat Nina will restart this week but Search and Rescue officials here are refusing family requests to help. Audio
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Potential asbestos exposure cases being discovered daily
6:52 PM.More now on workers demolishing houses in Christchurch who are removing asbestos every day without wearing the right protection. Audio
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Te Manu Korihi News for 4 November 2013
6:49 PM.The Labour Party's new Maori vice-president, Nanaia Mahuta, says targeting all Maori seats in the next general election will be among the priorities in her new role; The long-drawn-out wrangle over… Read more Audio
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Terrifying asthma attack follows series of hospital errors
6:43 PM.The public's health watchdog says hospital communication failures resulted in a 74 year old man experiencing a terrifying worsening of his asthma. Audio
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Sports News for 4 November 2013
6:34 PM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio
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Evening Business for 4 November 2013
6:29 PM.News from the business sector including a market report. Audio
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Lawyer on teenagers boasting about having sex with drunk girls
6:24 PM.Criminal defence lawyer Marie Dyhrberg is with us. Audio
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School furious "Roast Busters" not being held to account
6:21 PM.An Auckland school has condemned the police's failure to act on sex accusations against a group of young men, one of whom is believed to be a former student. Audio
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Lawyer cautions tougher limit will hit women hardest
6:14 PM.An Auckland lawyer Karen Harding specialises in representing people charged with drink driving. Audio