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Morning Report for Monday 14 April 2008
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News From Australia
8:57 AM.News and going ons from Australia with Donna Demaio. Audio
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Waatea News
8:51 AM.News from the Waatea team. Audio
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Campaign to Legalise Prostitution in The UK
8:48 AM.Two Englishwomen of are becoming the unlikely focus of a campaign to legalise prostitution in the UK. Audio
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Food Prices Could Have Dire Consequences
8:44 AM.Spiraling food prices could have dire consequences on the world - including increasing the risk of war. Audio
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Markets Update
8:30 AM.A quick market update. Audio
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Queenstown Has a Great Deal at Stake
8:29 AM.The headlines are full of it - doom and gloom in the financial markets, falling property prices and even recession. Audio
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Environment Court Starts Hearing into Wind Farm
8:24 AM.The Environment Court will today start hearings on an appeal against a 200 megawatt wind farm. Audio
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Unethical Businesses Cut Workers Pay
8:19 AM.3 companies are believed to have offered reduced pay rises to offset Kiwisaver contributions - but they may be acting illegally. Audio
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Papakura to Declare Independence
8:16 AM.Officials from Auckland's smallest council will this morning block off roads and declare independence in a symbolic protest. Audio
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National Party Will Not Sell Any State Owned Assets
8:08 AM.John Key has committed the National Party to not selling any State owned assets in its first term of office. Audio
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Opposition Party Prevents Re-count
7:54 AM.Zimbabwe's opposition party has temproraily prevented the re-count of contested election ballots. Audio
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Principals and Teachers Delighted
7:49 AM.Principals and teachers say they're delighted the National Party now appears to be luke warm about bulk fund teacher salaries. Audio
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Golf and Petanque for Prisons
7:47 AM.The Corrections Department has revealed golf and petanque are being played in some prisons. Audio
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Sports News
7:46 AM.An update from the RNZ sports team. Audio
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Chris Kahui Trial Starts Today
7:39 AM.Chris Kahui goes on trial today accused of inflicting the injuries which led to the deaths of his sons. Audio
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Wellington Coroner Critical of Police
7:35 AM.The Wellington Coroner has released reports critical of police processes after the deaths of two men in police custody. Audio
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South Wairarapa Town Back Gadsbys Actions
7:31 AM.Despite a local man being found guilty of recklessly discharging a firearm, the people of Ngawi are supporting his actions. Audio
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Success Overnight for New Zealand
7:28 AM.There's been success overnight for the New Zealand swimming team at the world short course champs in Manchester. Audio
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Something Sinister Likely
7:25 AM.Police say it's becoming likely that something sinister has happened to missing Christchurch teenager Marie Davis. Audio
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John Key Rules Out Asset Sales
7:09 AM.John Key has ruled out asset sales in the first term of a National government if his party wins the next election. Audio
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Morning Business
6:47 AM.News from the business sector including a market Audio
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Asset Sales a Defining Issue
6:34 AM.The Labour leader, Helen Clark has labelled asset sales a defining issue, as her party cranks up its election year planning. Audio
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Waatea News
6:26 AM.News from the Waatea team. Audio
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Morning Rural News for 14 April 2008
6:22 AM.News from the rural and farming sector. Audio
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Pacific News
6:18 AM.The latest from the Pacific region Audio
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Vandals Cause Headache
6:14 AM.Coordination centre says the person responsible for vandalising the Wellington Police Launch has caused a major headache. Audio
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Tieke - Saddleback
6:01 AM.Tieke - Saddleback Audio
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Top Stories for 12 April 2008
6:00 AM.Top Stories for 12 April 2008. Audio