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Businesses fear for livelihood
24 Nov 2016As Kaikoura enters what is meant to be peak season, businesses are worried for their livelihoods. Some of those businesses headed to the local pub to talk to Checkpoint. Video, Audio
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Travelling along the Inland Road to Kaikoura
24 Nov 2016A convoy of 31 Defence Force trucks set off from Culverden to reach Kaikoura on the Inland Road this morning. RNZ reporter Maja Burry went with them. Read more Video, Audio
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Govt to make it easier for women to lodge pay equity claims
The government is to change the law to make it easier for women to file pay equity claims with their employer, rather than having to take court proceedings. Audio
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Police search for mother of baby found dead in Mangere
24 Nov 2016The police are still trying to identify the mother of a dead baby found in South Auckland this morning, and are pleading with her to contact them. Video, Audio
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State house sales back on govt's agenda
The government wants to sell a third of its Housing New Zealand properties in Christchurch - and one of those up for grabs could be the Prime Minister's former home. Video, Audio
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Evening business for 24 November 2016
News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio
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Where in Kaikōura is open for business?
24 Nov 2016Kaikoura businesses are hoping customers are able to come back to the town soon - but what is, and isn't, open? Sally Murphy finds out. Read more Video, Audio
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One to three weeks before Inland Rd opens
24 Nov 2016It could be another three weeks before the Inland Road to Kaikoura opens. RNZ reporter Maja Burry joined the Defence Force's largest convoy into Kaikoura today. Video, Audio
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PM says fear setting in, in Kaikoura
24 Nov 2016The Prime Minister, John Key, says fear is starting to set in in Kaikoura, as it becomes apparent just how long the quake recovery could take. Audio
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A fifth of Wellington's public servants displaced by quake damage
24 Nov 20162000 Inland Revenue staff working at Wellington's biggest office building will not be able to go back to the earthquake damaged workplace for at least two weeks.
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CEO who rented now-condemned office space talks
24 Nov 2016Prime Property Group CEO Eyal Aharoni owns 61 Molesworth St, where people were living illegally before being evacuated due to quake risk. He gave his first interview to Checkpoint. Video, Audio
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Checkpoint with John Campbell, Thursday 24th November 2016
24 Nov 2016Watch Thursday's full programme here. Video
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