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Morning Report for Monday 10 August 2015
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Top Stories for Monday 10 August 2015
6:00 AM.A family warns of the dangers of meningitis after a missed diagnosis leaves their son brain-damaged, blind and deaf. We'll talk to the baby's father after 7. A warning from Labour banks will soon be… Read more Audio
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Te Manu Korihi News for 10 August 2015
6:26 AM.Te Rūnanganui o Ngati Porou is no longer accepting iwi members' driver's license for personal identification purposes for the upcoming runanga elections; The women's refuge collective says the… Read more Audio
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Silver Ferns upset lends fresh excitment to Netball World Cup
6:39 AM.At the end of what was shaping up as a black weekend for our national sports teams, the Silver Ferns gave New Zealanders something to cheer about with a stunning victory over the highly favoured… Read more Audio
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Earnings season will start to pick up
6:49 AM.The earnings season will start to pick up from this week, and analysts are expecting solid results on the whole. Audio
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Manufacturers feeling more confident
6:50 AM.An exporters' lobby group says firms are bringing some of their overseas-based operations back home, due in part to the lower dollar. Audio
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Briscoe Group will meet with Kathmandu's shareholders again
6:50 AM.Briscoe Group's major shareholder and managing director Rod Duke will meet with some of Kathmandu's key shareholders in Australia again this week, but he faces an uphill battle winning them over. Audio
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Jim Parker in Australia
6:56 AM.Across the Tasman, and plans to build one of the world's biggest coal mines in Queensland have run into legal and financial problems. Audio
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Morning markets for 10 August 2015
6:58 AM.Wall Street fell to its lowest level since February, after the release of robust American labour market data made an interest rate hike more likely. Audio
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Wgtn Hospital criticised for a failure to diagnose meningitis
7:12 AM.A family is warning about the dangers of meningitis after doctors failed to recognise it in their baby son leaving him brain-damaged, blind and deaf. Audio
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Labour expects dairy farms to be getting sold to foreigners
7:22 AM.The Labour Party is warning that banks will begin forcing indebted dairy farmers to sell their land within a year. Audio
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Economy expected to take a hit off dairy price falls
7:24 AM.With us is Fonterra's group director of co-operative affairs, Miles Hurrell. Audio
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Silver Ferns stun Aussie favourites in Netball World Cup
7:37 AM.The Silver Ferns stunned tournament favourites Australia in pool play at the Netball World Cup last night, beating their old foes for the first time in ten clashes. Audio
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Lawyer for inmate critically inured in jail mulls legal action
7:42 AM.The lawyer for an inmate who had his skull fractured and other bones broken in prison, is considering legal action against the Department of Corrections. Audio
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All Blacks reflect on loss to Wallabies
7:45 AM.The All Blacks will be taking a long hard look at themselves this week after their devastating 27-19 loss to the Wallabies in Sydney. Audio
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Donald Trump defends comments towards a Fox News journalist
7:49 AM.US Presidential candidate Donald Trump remains defiant as the fallout continues from his comments about a Fox News journalist. Audio
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Vegemite may be banned from remote Aboriginal communities
7:56 AM.Remote Aboriginal communities might soon be stripped of Australia's favourite sandwich spread. Audio
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Thirty police officers nation-wide in court in the past year
8:11 AM.Thirty police officers across the country have been accused and convicted of serious charges within the past year, including one officer who filmed a teenager in a shower. Audio
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Standoff in Houston, Texas home leaves eight people dead
8:14 AM.A stand off in Houston, Texas has left eight people, including five children, dead. Audio
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Police are relying on locals to help solve a murder
8:17 AM.Palmerston North police are relying on locals to help them work out what happened to Samuel Peter Culling who died a violent death last week. Audio
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Fonterra told to cut back on coal usage in factories
8:23 AM.Anti coal campaigners say the dairy giant Fonterra should cut back on the amount of coal it uses in its factories. Audio
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Australia loses Ashes to England
8:28 AM.After a disastrous fourth Ashes test match Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke has announced his retirement but the coach Darren Lehmann's job is safe. Audio
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Markets Update for 10 August 2015
8:32 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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NZ woman completes historic swim in San Francisco
8:39 AM.A New Zealander's made history by becoming the first woman to swim almost 50 kilometres of shark-filled waters off the coast of San Francisco. Audio
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One year on, Ferguson community remembers Michael Brown
8:44 AM.It's exactly a year since a white police officer shot dead the unarmed black teenager Michael Brown in the US city of Ferguson, Missouri. Audio
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Te Manu Korihi News for 10 August 2015
8:50 AM.Te Rūnanganui o Ngati Porou is no longer accepting iwi members' driver's license for personal identification purposes for the upcoming runanga elections; The women's refuge collective says the… Read more Audio
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Phil Kafcaloudes with news from Australia
8:55 AM.Time to chat to our Melbourne correspondent Phil Kafcaloudes. Audio