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Midday News for 30 March 2021
12:00 PM.An Independent health and safety review has found the need for significant improvements at Ports of Auckland, and the father of one of the Pike River mine disaster victims is considering legal action… Read more Audio
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Inequality growing in NZ maternity care services
12:45 PM.Long-standing inequities in New Zealand's maternity care are only getting worse, according to Otago University research. A study published in the International Journal of Midwifery compared surveys… Read more Audio
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Netsafe warning of "sextortion" scams
12:42 PM.Netsafe is warning that Internet scammers target Easter more than any other time of year - and people need to be on the lookout for "sextortion" emails and other scams. The scary part is that these… Read more Audio
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Midday Rural News for 29 March 2021
12:35 PM.Submissions closed yesterday on the Climate Change Commission's draft report. Amongst the 10,000 submissions is one from DairyNZ, which cautions the plan being put forward could see milk production… Read more Audio
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Midday Business News for 29 March 2021
12:19 PM.The dairy company Synlait's half-year profit has slumped, as it battles a sharp fall in consumer demand because of Covid-19. Audio
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Midday Sports News for 29 March 2021
12:19 PM.Theres some friction about the possible sale of part of the All Blacks commercial rights. A mediator has been called into try and resolve a stand off between NZ Rugby and the Players Association over… Read more Audio
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Risks Myanmar might 'get much, much worse' says law professor
12:17 PM.Top Human Rights watchdogs are calling on the international community to do more to protect people in Myanmar from its military rulers. That comes after armed forces opened fire on mourners at a… Read more Audio
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How is NZ short of timber?
12:13 PM.You may not think a country like New Zealand could be facing a timber shortage - but that's the fear - after Carter Holt Harvey decided to stop supplying timber to three major building chains. That is… Read more Audio
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Police Commissioner downplays concerns officers refusing high-risk jobs
12:10 PM.The Police Commissioner is downplaying concerns officers are refusing high-risk callouts, for fear of being attacked or shot on the job. The police union is asking whether it is appropriate to have… Read more Audio
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Midday News for 29 March 2021
12:00 PM.The Opposition wants rent caps ruled out. The Police Boss downplays officers' on-the-job fears. Audio
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Dunedin QR code scanning 'concerningly low'
12:46 PM.An Otago University study has revealed "concerningly low" numbers of people scanning Covid-19 QR codes. Medical students monitored people entering bars, churches and supermarkets in Dunedin, finding… Read more Audio
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Bluff community shocked deadly parasite found in wild oysters
12:44 PM.The Bluff community is in shock about the re-emergence of an oyster parasite - but they're hopeful scientists will come with answers. Biosecurity officials will arrive this afternoon to test for… Read more Audio
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Midday Rural News for 26 March 2021
12:35 PM.The Bluff community is in shock about the re-emergence of an oyster parasite - but they're hopeful scientists will come with answers. Audio
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Midday Sports News for 26 March 2021
12:28 PM.The Black Caps chase a clean sweep over Bangladesh. Audio
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Midday Business News for 26 March 2021
12:20 PM.Employment confidence improves. Audio
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Union supports workers' right to refuse vaccine
12:17 PM.First Union supports border workers' right to refuse the Covid vaccine. The Covid 19 Response Minister is moving to ensure all staff at the border are vaccinated. But if a worker decides they don't… Read more Audio
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Advocate for male survivors says Catholic apology is overdue
12:14 PM.The Catholic Church is apologising to survivors of abuse within the church. Cardinal John Dew made the apology at the Royal Commission into Abuse in Care on behalf of the bishops and congregational… Read more Audio
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Catholic Church formally apologises to survivors of abuse
12:12 PM.The Catholic Church is apologising to survivors of abuse within the church. Cardinal John Dew made the apology at the Royal Commission into Abuse in Care on behalf of the bishops and congregational… Read more Audio
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Midday News for 26 March 2021
12:00 PM.The Catholic Church apologises to survivors of abuse for the first time; Border workers will have to change jobs if they refuse the vaccine. Audio
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North Korea may have launched a ballistic missile
12:50 PM.South Korea's military is reporting an "unidentified projectile" - was fired off the peninsula's east coast into the sea. Ballistic missiles are banned under the UN Security Council resolution… Read more Audio
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Focusing on frustrating fidgeters
12:46 PM.Researchers at the Auckland Bioengineering Institute and Mātai Medical Research Institute in Gisborne have used MRI scans to demonstrate that fidgeting, might improve activation of the decision-making… Read more Audio
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Māori health leaders waiting for significant action on Māori healthcare
12:43 PM.Māori health leaders are still waiting to see the details on concrete, significant action for Māori healthcare. Yesterday, the Health Minister Andrew Little promised a major restructure of the the… Read more Audio
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Midday Rural News for 25 March 2021
12:35 PM.There is further consolidation in New Zealand's kiwifruit industry. Audio
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Midday Sports News for 25 March 2021
12:28 PM.Pacific Super Rugby teams are set to start player recruitment. Audio
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