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Crown's star witness appears in Rae Portman murder trial
5:50 PM.The Crown's star witness in the Rae Portman murder trial has described watching the killing take place. Audio
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Te Manu Korihi News for 30 October 2013
5:47 PM.The part Maori-owned mobile phone company, 2degrees, has successfully bid for a portion of the radio spectrum that will deliver faster broadband to handsets; The New Plymouth District Council has… Read more Audio
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NZ post to take over and start charging for fingerprinting
5:43 PM.People needing fingerprints for job and visa applications will now have to pay fifty-dollars for the service with New Zealand Post taking over from the police. Audio
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Ross Sea Marine Reserve sticking points
5:39 PM.The size of the Ross Sea Marine Reserve, and extent to which fishing would be allowed are believed to be the key sticking points in creating the world's largest marine protected area. Audio
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Man sentenced to eight months' home detention
5:36 PM.A district court judge has described the actions of a man who clubbed to death a group of seals as abhorrent and a crime against the community. Audio
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Sports News for 30 October 2013
5:32 PM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio
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More sex abuse charges against polytech tutor
5:27 PM.A Northland polytech tutor is now facing 24 charges of sexual offending against young girls, including two of sexual violation. Audio
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Evening Business for 30 October 2013
5:25 PM.News from the business sector including a market report. Audio
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Intentions of foriegn leaders the goal of US spying operations
5:20 PM.The head of US intelligence has told lawmakers that finding out the intentions of foreign leaders is a key goal of the nation's spying operations. Audio
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Charges have been laid against two organisations
5:18 PM.Charges have been laid against two organisations following an investigation into asbestos exposure at Christchurch Hospital this year. Audio
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Patients live in agony as more miss out on replacement surgery
5:14 PM.An orthopaedic surgeon is warning some patients are living in agony or having to mortgage their homes in order to get hip or knee replacement surgery they need but can't get in the public health… Read more Audio
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Fiordland monorail wins backing
5:07 PM.DOC is backing a monorail that cuts into Fiordland National Park, arguing its impacts on conservation land will be minor. Audio
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Checkpoint Top Stories for Wednesday 30 October 2013
5:00 PM.DOC backs the Fiordland monorail. Reports of patients living in agony or having to mortgage their homes to get hip or knee replacements and more child sex abuse charges against a northland tutor. Audio
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Te Manu Korihi News for 29 October 2013
6:47 PM.A Waikato-Tainui Kaumatua who's been involved in translating the Islamic holy book, the Koran into Te Reo says it will help with a better understanding between Maori and the Islamic world; A survey of… Read more Audio
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Koran translated into Te Reo Maori
6:43 PM.A copy of the first Koran to be translated into Te Reo Maori has been presented to the Maori King by the Spiritual Leader of a persecuted Muslim sect. Audio
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Govt invests $59 million in "blue skies" research
6:40 PM.Does religion make you less scared of death, what can liquefaction in Christchurch tell us about earthquakes, and can autism be treated with zinc? Audio
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Children's Commissioner to publish child poverty report
6:36 PM.The Children's Commissioner will publish an annual measure of child poverty, which he says will be a world-first. Audio
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Sports News for 29 October 2013
6:32 PM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio
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Children graves vandalised in Rotorua
6:27 PM.Fifty grave sites in a children's section of a cemetery in Rotorua have been vandalised. Audio
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Evening Business for 29 October 2013
6:24 PM.New Zealand's largest bank says cost savings and better credit quality are behind its 8 per cent lift in annual net profit to a record. Audio
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Fonterra failed to recognise the explosive reputational risk
6:19 PM.An independent inquiry has found Fonterra failed to recognise the explosive reputational risk of its food scare and didn't "join the dots" between botulism bacteria, infant formula and consumers. Audio
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Difficult decision to turn back
6:08 PM.An airforce helicopter has flown the bodies of two climbers off Mount Taranaki. Audio
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Woman charged with manslaughter after baby drowns
5:54 PM.A woman who left her baby alone in the bath while she was on the phone for nine minutes has gone on trial at the High Court in Wellington. Audio
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Defence MInister sure US isn't spying on NZ politicians
5:49 PM.The Defence Minister says he didn't ask the United States Defence Secretary Chuck Hagel if America spies on New Prime Ministers because he's sure it doesn't. Audio
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Te Manu Korihi News for 29 October 2013
5:46 PM.A survey of 500 people in the Te Tai Hauauru electorate shows more than half say they are worse off under the current government; A Waikato-Tainui Kaumatua who's been involved in translating the… Read more Audio