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UN warns of 'total humanitarian collapse' in Gaza
The United Nations chief is warning of a total humanitarian collapse in Gaza, as the conflict between Hamas and Israel reaches the two-month mark.
Israel's military is focusing its assault on southern Gaza's main city Khan Younis - as it tries to close in on the Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar.
In a video address, Israel's… Audio
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Auckland Council rejects plan for tunnels under Waitematā
7:18 am todayAuckland council has comprehensively rejected the previous Labour Government's proposal for transport tunnels underneath Waitematā Harbour.
The council's… Audio
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US Senate blocks funding for Ukraine
6:40 am todayIn Ukraine, dimming prospects for additional aid to support its war with Russia is raising concern that the West's increasing disinterest could embolden Moscow.
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Tertiary Education minister on disestablishing Te Pūkenga
8:10 am todayThe new government has begun the process of disestablishing Te Pūkenga.
The Minister for Tertiary Education sent a letter of expectations to the organisation… Audio
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Government keen to change how Human Rights Commission operates
8:20 am todayThe new Government has signalled it wants to change the inner workings of the Human Rights Commission.
On Thursday, the Justice Minister, Paul Goldsmith… Audio
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Researchers testing NZ bridges for earthquake resilience
7:52 am todayA team of researchers in Auckland have been testing New Zealand's bridges - those cookie-cutter concrete ones built by the Ministry of Works in the 1930s and… Audio
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Melatonin users buying from overseas
7:48 am todayPeople who are using melatonin to help them sleep are questioning the price New Zealanders are paying for the medication.
Many including those who are… Audio
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Cost of living crisis impacting restaurant Christmas bookings
6:46 am todayRestaurants are reporting worse than normal Christmas booking numbers for this time of year.
A recent survey of 194 businesses conducted by the Restaurant… Audio
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RNZ film reviewer on the best Christmas films
8:28 am todayWith so many Christmas films to choose from, where should you start?
RNZ film reviewer Dan Slevin spoke to Corin Dann.
You can check out more of Dan's… Audio
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Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia
8:55 AM.We cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Read more Audio
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Regulators seek independent advice on leaking Kupe oil and gas well
8:45 AM.WorkSafe is seeking independent advice about a leaking oil and gas well in the Kupe Field off the coast of Taranaki.
The KS-2 well has been leaking a small amount of gas since at least 2018 - a fact… Read more Audio
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Sports Chat for 8 December 2023
8:40 AM.An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere. Read more Audio
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Market Update for 8 December 2023
8:29 AM.Market Update for 8 December 2023. Read more Audio
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RNZ film reviewer on the best Christmas films
8:28 AM.With so many Christmas films to choose from, where should you start?
RNZ film reviewer Dan Slevin spoke to Corin Dann.
You can check out more of Dan's Christmas film picks this weekend on our… Read more Audio
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Project to cut logjams in courts easing pressure
8:24 AM.The country's courts are jam packed with cases, and the country's prisons are jam packed with people being held on remand in custody.
Now a new project to cut those logjams has worked, but only in… Read more Audio
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Government keen to change how Human Rights Commission operates
8:20 AM.The new Government has signalled it wants to change the inner workings of the Human Rights Commission.
On Thursday, the Justice Minister, Paul Goldsmith, refused to express confidence in the… Read more Audio
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Tertiary Education minister on disestablishing Te Pūkenga
8:10 AM.The new government has begun the process of disestablishing Te Pūkenga.
The Minister for Tertiary Education sent a letter of expectations to the organisation on Thursday, stating it is no longer a… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 8 December 2023
8:06 AM.Unrelenting rain prompted match officials to call off the entire second day's play in the second cricket test between Bangladesh and New Zealand. Read more Audio
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Vinyl is the music format that refuses to die
7:54 AM.For the record, there's just something about vinyl.
Whether it's the hiss and crackle as the needle drops or that warm analogue sound, it's the music format that just refuses to die.
Taranaki… Read more Audio
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Researchers testing NZ bridges for earthquake resilience
7:52 AM.A team of researchers in Auckland have been testing New Zealand's bridges - those cookie-cutter concrete ones built by the Ministry of Works in the 1930s and '50s.
Lead researcher Lucas Hogan says… Read more Audio
