Lately for Tuesday 13 October 2020
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Planet Mars shining bright as it reaches 'opposition'
10:45 PM.The planet Mars is shining bright as it swings unusually close to Earth this month. Read more Audio
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Freedom camping needs boundaries
10:30 PM.The Grey District Council is calling for submissions on its bylaw to tighten up restrictions for freedom camping. Read more Audio
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A mortgage rate war could be close
10:17 PM.Heartland Bank has announced an historically low one-year fixed-loan rate of 1.99% suggesting other banks will follow to attract home buyers. Read more Audio
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10:20 A mortgage rate war could be close
Heartland Bank has announced an historically low one-year fixed-loan rate of 1-point-nine-nine percent suggesting other banks will follow to attract home buyers. Associate Professor Dr Claire Matthews from Massey University's Business School speaks with Karyn about why a mortgage rate war could be on the way.
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10:30 Freedom camping needs boundaries
The Grey District Council is calling for submissions on it's bylaw to tighten up restrictions for freedom camping. Karyn speaks with Grey District's mayor, Tania Gibson, who's keen for the whole country to follow with new rules.
Grey District mayor Tania Gibson Photo: Supplied
10:45 Planet Mars shining bright as it reaches 'opposition'
The planet Mars is shining bright as it swings unusually close to Earth this month. Tomorrow night it should reach what astronomers call 'the moment of opposition', the moment when the sun, Earth and Mars form a straight line in space. Alan Gilmore is the former superintendent of Mt John Observatory in Tekapo, which is in the middle of an accredited Dark Sky Reserve, and the perfect place to view the phenomenon.
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