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Midday Report for Friday 28 May 2021
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Midday News for 28 May 2021
12:00 PM.A warning for anyone sharing data stolen from the Waikato DHB and Melbourne wakes up to a 7-day lockdown. Audio
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End in sight for Waikato DHB cyber issues, says Health Minister
12:11 PM.The Waikato DHB still doesn't have a firm date when it expects its IT systems to be back up and running, 10 days after a cyber attack crippled its hospitals. Patient care remains affected, with cancer… Read more Audio
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Victoria wakes up to fourth Covid lockdown
12:14 PM.Melbourne has awoken to its fourth lockdown, with the Covid cluster increasing this morning to a total of 30 positive cases. For the next week, people in the state of Victoria are in strict lockdown… Read more Audio
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To court - if schools forced to take violent students
12:17 PM.School principals believe they can challenge Education Ministry decisions to enrol students with a history of violent or anti-social behaviour. The Principals' Federations has sent a legal opinion… Read more Audio
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Midday Business News for 28 May 2021
12:20 PM.Genesis Energy has struck a gas supply deal with Methanex to support the security of the electricity system. Audio
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Midday Sports News for 28 May 2021
12:28 PM.Veteran netballer and former Silver Fern Anna Harrison is flattered coach Dame Noeline Taurua wants her back in the New Zealand side but its not going to happen. Audio
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Midday Rural News for 28 May 2021
12:35 PM.Things are looking zesty, for Zespri, the kiwifruit giant has reported a net profit after tax of just over 290 million dollars for the 2020-21 season. Audio
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'Duty of care' to protect kids from climate crisis
12:42 PM.Australia's federal court has ruled that the country's environment minister has a duty of care to protect children from the climate crisis. Eight teenagers had gone to court to court seeking an… Read more Audio
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Dunedin 'egg-cited' to host national bird show
12:45 PM.Dunedin is excited to be hosting the National bird show for the first time. More than 1400 chickens, ducks, canaries and other birds will be judged over the next three days. RNZ reporter Tess Brunton… Read more Audio