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Joyce says Government likely to stick with Novopay
5:16 PM.The minister responsible for sorting out the teachers' pay debacle has signaled the Government is likely to stick with the Novopay system. Audio
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Bundaberg reporter with latest
5:14 PM.Melinda Howells of the ABC in Bundaberg. Audio
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Mayor drives through flood waters to reach worst hit town
5:12 PM.In the Lockyer Valley, west of Brisbane, the flooding has forced 150 people to flee their homes. Audio
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Brisbane reporter with more
5:11 PM.Andree Withey of the ABC lives and works in Brisbane. Audio
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Family shelter on catamaran
5:08 PM.Hu Mohamed, his wife and two children are sheltering on their catamaran in a mangrove swamp waiting to be rescued, after a horror ride down the raging Burnett River which ripped moorings apart and… Read more Audio
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Three dead in Queensland floods
5:07 PM.Three people are dead and Queenslanders are bracing for the worst as raging floodwaters inundate homes, submerge bridges and bash boats together. Audio
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Checkpoint Top Stories for Monday 28 January
5:00 PM.Three dead in Queensland floods, Mayor drives through flood waters to reach worst hit town, Joyce says Government likely to stick with Novopay, Firework believed to have started deadly club blaze and… Read more Audio
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Disabled refugees slipping through cracks in Wellington
6:59 PM.New research from the ChangeMakers Refugee Forum shows disability services in the capital do not include refugees. Audio
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Te Manu Korihi News for 25 January 2013
6:52 PM.long-time objector to the use of a possum control poison has lost his latest legal attempt to stop a Maori organisation using the chemical called 1080; The formal part of the Ratana Church… Read more Audio
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Focus on Politics for 25 January 2013
6:38 PM.This week politicians ended their long summer break and got back to work. But for two government ministers - Kate Wilkinson and Phil Heatley - the return to work came as a shock when the Prime… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 25 January 2013
6:34 PM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio
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Evening Business for 25 January 2013
6:22 PM.The multinational vehicle inspection company making a full takeover bid for Vehicle Inspection New Zealand, has upped its offer by nearly a third. Audio
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Copper levels in marinas exceeding guidelines
6:20 PM.Copper leaching off boat hulls is much worse than thought in many marinas and harbours around New Zealand, bad enough to poison shellfish and crayfish. Audio
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Police believe Amandeep Singh was murdered - body found
6:14 PM.The body of a man missing since before New Year's Eve has been found, and the police believe he was murdered. Audio
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Fears for Canadian crew mounting
6:12 PM.Steve Penikett, a former manager at Kenn Borek, the company that owns the missing plane, tracked its flight path on a computer. Audio
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Weather hampers search for Canadians in Antarctic
6:08 PM.Rescuers searching for three Canadians in Antarctica say they still expect to find them alive almost two days after their plane went missing. Audio
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Australian Open Semi Finals
5:58 PM.Novak Djokovic wiped the floor with his semi final opponent at the Australian Open last night. Audio
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Scientists fly over White Island to gather information
5:56 PM.Scientists flew over White Island earlier today taking samples to get a better idea of whether it might erupt. Audio
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New apprentices welcomed but seen as too little, too late
5:52 PM.The Prime Minister John Key has unveiled a new policy, aimed at creating about 14-thousand more apprenticeships than expected over the next four or five years. Audio
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Te Manu Korihi News for 25 January 2013
5:46 PM.The formal part of the Ratana Church celebrations near Whanganui are about to wind down soon as the last bell tolls calling the morehu or church members to their final whakamoemiti or worship service… Read more Audio
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Man discharged without conviction on animal curelty charges
5:44 PM.A Waikato dairy farmer who penned up wild pigs to let his dogs attack for practice has walked free in the Hamilton District Court. Audio
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Govt happy with improved books - surplus target on track
5:40 PM.The Government is trumpeting an improvement in its books as further evidence that it is on track to reach its Budget surplus target. Audio
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20 rescues in Queensland floods
5:40 PM.Flooding has sparked more than 20 rescues in central Queensland since midnight. Audio
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Academic says campaign for patients raises fairness issues
5:37 PM.A communications firm backing patients campaigning for a costly new drug has admitted it's being paid by the maker of the drug. Audio
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Sports News for 25 January 2013
5:33 PM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio