Lately for Wednesday 14 October 2020
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Midweek Mediawatch: moves to ban QAnon and Holocaust denial
10:35 PM.Time for our weekly eye on the media with Hayden Donnell. Read more Audio
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Earthquake strengthening puts strain on apartment owners
10:26 PM.Inner City Wellington's Geraldine Murphy speaks with Karyn about how property values remain low despite pouring money into mandatory earthquake repairs to their apartments. Read more Audio
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Christchurch's mayor invites Auckland businesses to relocate
10:19 PM.Karyn speaks with the mayor of Christchurch, Lianne Dalziel, about Auckland businesses benefiting from a move to Christchurch. Read more Audio
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10.20 Christchurch's mayor invites Auckland businesses to relocate
The economic fallout of the recent lockdown on Auckland has seen more than 4-thousand people lose their jobs. Auckland Council's chief economist, David Norman, says job losses averaged 200 a day and the second lockdown cost the city 40-million dollars a day. Karyn speaks with the mayor of Christchurch, Lianne Dalziel, about Auckland businesses benefiting from a move to Christchurch.
Photo: RNZ / Nate McKinnon
10.30 Earthquake strengthening puts strain on Wellington apartment owners
Inner City Wellington's Geraldine Murphy speaks with Karyn about how their property values remain low despite pouring money into mandatory earthquake repairs to their apartments.
Photo: RNZ / Michael Cropp
10:45 Midweek Mediawatch: Facebook moves to ban QAnon and Holocaust denial
Time for our weekly eye on the media with Hayden Donnell who this week looks at Facebook's moves to ban the conspiracy theory QAnon and holocaust denial from its platform. Is it too late? Hayden also checks out Stuff's documentary on New Zealand's QAnon believer Billy Te Kahika.
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