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Monday, 24 August 2015
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New pressure on to use airbags for heli-skiers
A Queenstown man buried in an avalanche four years ago is making a new push to get heliski companies to use airbags that can save skiers lives. Audio
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British tourist found lost in Queensland by help sign in sand
24 Aug 2015A simple help drawn in the sand probably saved the life of a 63-year-old British toursit lost in the remote North Queensland bush. Audio
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Deadly seeds found in souvenir maracas from Cuba
Bio-security staff at Auckland International Airport have found poisonous seeds in a set of souvenir maraccas being brought in from Cuba. Audio
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Government moves to change Easter Sunday trading laws
The Government is moving to end the long standing row over Easter Sunday trading and will allow local councils to decide whether shops can open. Audio
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Watchdog warns against Rugby World Cup alcohol bill
An alcohol watchdog is urging a MPs to reject a bill allowing bars to open later during Rugby World Cup matches, saying it would set a dangerous precedent. Audio
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Court finds Invercargill Council partly to blame
The High Court has blamed the collapse of a Southland stadium's roof on an Invercargill engineer and the city council. Audio
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Waitara couple who crashed their plane is lucky to be alive .
A rescue helicopter pilot says a Waitara couple are very lucky to have come away from a plane crash in rugged hill country. Audio
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Corrections responds to HDC report
Prison nurses failed to give pain relief to two inmates in serious distress, with one of the cases so bad that the jail may face legal action. Audio
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Kohanga should be seen as more than language nest
The former chair of the Maori Language Commission, Haami Piripi, wants kohanga reo to be aligned with early childhood education, not just in language nests. The Kohanga Reo National Trust Board is… Read more Audio
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The rout in the Chinese sharemarket gathers pace.
Asian stocks have dived to 3-year lows today as the rout in the Chinese sharemarket gathered pace. Audio
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Lauren Boyle fronts campaign to save school pools
New Zealand's most successful swimmer is to front a campaign to save the nation's school swimming pools. Audio
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Checkpoint is RNZ's drive-time news and current affairs programme, tackling the national and international stories of the day.
The show airs weekdays fro4-6pm and is hosted by Lisa Owen.
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