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Morning Report for Wednesday 28 January 2009
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Austalian loans
8:57 AM.The Australian Government is to pay half the costs of loans for major commercial property developments. Audio
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Zimbabwe power sharing
8:54 AM.In Zimbabwe a proposed power sharing agreement seems to have fallen apart before it even began. Audio
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Waatea News
8:52 AM.News from the Waatea team. Audio
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Cancer treatment waiting times
8:47 AM.It is doubted waiting times for Manawatu cancer treatment will be able to be cut significantly for at least six months. Audio
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Australian Open
8:42 AM.Dave Worsley has been courtside in Melbourne. Audio
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Sports News
8:38 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio
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Markets Update
8:33 AM.A quick update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Health spending
8:26 AM.Health workers are pleading with the government not to cut too deep as it looks to trim wasteful spending. Audio
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Head of Fonterra Andrew Ferrier
8:22 AM.Fonterra has become further embroiled in the aftermath of the Chinese milk contamination scandal. Audio
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Pacific forum sanctions Fiji (part 2)
8:18 AM.Fiji must announce an election date or face financial penalties. Frank Bainimarama said it could be 10 years before elections. Audio
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Fonterra finances
8:09 AM.Fonterra's farmer suppliers could face a double blow today. Audio
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Low airfares
7:54 AM.Petrol prices may be going up, but the cost of air travel is on the way down. Audio
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Government investment in Maori businesses
7:51 AM.The Maori Affairs Minister says Government could invest in Maori businesses through loans, to help stimulate the economy. Audio
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Mellory Manning case
7:47 AM.Police hope grass seeds found in the clothes of murdered sex worker, Mellory Manning, hold clues to her killer's identity. Audio
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Sports News
7:44 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio
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Israeli soldier killed
7:38 AM.The attack led to the closure of the borders to much needed aid convoys and immediate retaliation from Israel. Audio
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Wage freeze
7:35 AM.The Government is under pressure to freeze the minimum wage with business groups warning any increase could cost jobs. Audio
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Milk matters
7:27 AM.Dairy farmers are on tenterhooks as they await Fonterra's announcement of its revised milk payout. Audio
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Pacific forum sanctions Fiji
7:17 AM.Fiji now has until 1 May to announce elections; otherwise the Pacific Islands Forum will take targeted action against it. Audio
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Teenager killed by stolen vehicle
7:13 AM.A sixteen year old boy is dead after apparently being chased down by a vehicle stolen from his own home. Audio
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Police Commissioner visits family
7:09 AM.Police Commissioner Howard Broad last night visited the family of Halatau Naitoko to pay his respects. Audio
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Morning Business
6:47 AM.News from the business sector including a market report. Audio
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Possible bush fires
6:41 AM.Residents of Victoria, Australia are bracing themselves for a heatwave that could be the hottest on record. Audio
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Police Commissioner meets with deceased's family
6:34 AM.Police Commissioner Howard Broad says he's been humbled by his visit to the family of killed courier driver Halatau Naitokto. Audio
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Waatea News
6:27 AM.News from the Waatea team. Audio
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Morning Rural News for 28 January 2009
6:22 AM.News from the rural and farming sector. Audio
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Pacific News for 28 January 2009
6:17 AM.The latest from the Pacific region. Audio
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Tieke - The Saddleback
6:01 AM.Listen to today's birdcall. Audio
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Top Stories for 28 January 2009
6:00 AM.Some of the Top stories from today's Morning Report. Audio