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Morning Report for Thursday 3 March 2016
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Coronation Street creator Tony Warren dies
8:57 AM.Tony Warren, the man who created Coronation Street, has died aged 79. Audio
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Automatic braking next big car safety step
8:53 AM.The Automobile Association says it expects automatic braking systems in cars to eventually become standard on new vehicles. Audio
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Queenstown CEO pressured to find solution to housing problems
8:50 AM.Queenstown's new chief executive is just 10 days into his new job, but already he's facing a significant challenge from an unexpected direction. Audio
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Donald Trump's Super Tuesday success has Republicans worried
8:43 AM.US Republican candidate Donald Trump's success in the Super Tuesday primaries is causing panic amongst the party's hierarachy. Audio
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College of Midwives condemn $2.1 million from govt
8:39 AM.Midwives have been offered a payrise backdated to July last year but they say it's not enough and they will continue with their legal action aganst the government. Audio
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DNA evidence challenged in Winz shooting trial
8:35 AM.The reliability of DNA evidence the Crown says places Russell Tully at the Ashburton Winz office has been challenged in court. Audio
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Ranginui Walker honoured for bridge-building role
8:26 AM.Thousands have already been but more are expected at Orakei Marae to pay their respects to Maori academic and leader Ranginui Walker. Audio
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Locals claim ambush over Pakiri beach plans
8:23 AM.People living near Pakiri beach north of Auckland are accusing developers, the local iwi and the council of ambushing them with plans to develop their last wild stretch of coastline . Audio
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Corrections axing programme for child sex offenders
8:19 AM.Corrections is axeing a programme aimed at stopping the worst paedophiles preying on more children, but has left some of the key people who run it in the dark. Audio
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Police say Auckland kidnapping not a domestic incident
8:17 AM.Updating the death of the 50-year-old Thai woman at the centre of a kidnapping incident two nights ago. Audio
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How to vote in the final flag referendum
8:15 AM.More than 3 million New Zealanders who are registered to vote in the final flag referendum will be receiving voting packs in the mail. Audio
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A look at what the next generation think about the flag
8:12 AM.The flag referendum kicks off today with the current flag facing off against the alternative silver fern option. Audio
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Republicans turn out in force for Super Tuesday
7:45 AM.Republican voters turned out in record numbers on Super Tuesday, and Donald Trump was the main beneficiary. Audio
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7.8 quake strikes off the coast of Indonesia
7:43 AM.A massive and shallow earthquake has struck off the coast of western Indonesia in the early hours of this morning. Audio
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Woman who escaped car boot dies from injuries
7:41 AM.The woman who escaped from the boot of a moving car two nights ago has died of her injuries in hospital. Audio
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Which flag should New Zealand choose? RNZ debates the choice
7:10 AM.Voting packs are being sent out today to more than 3 million New Zealanders who are registered to vote in the final flag referendum. Audio
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Morning markets for 3 March 2016
6:59 AM.Wall Street is a bit weaker this morning - there's some key non-farm payrolls data out in a couple of days. Audio
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Spark says staff need more than IT skills to get ahead
6:57 AM.The head of New Zealand's largest digital services and telecommunications business says it takes more than technology skills and experience to get ahead in the fast changing digital economy. Audio
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NZ company financial reports reflect economic sentiment
6:54 AM.New Zealand companies largely performed to expectations over the six months ended in December, but a volatile start to the year has seen some uncertainty creep in. Audio
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Expectations about record prices have eased
6:53 AM.QV, says it appears sellers' expectations about getting higher and higher prices for property are easing in Auckland. Audio
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RBNZ will be happy with housing slowdown
6:51 AM.The Reserve Bank should be quietly pleased with the latest housing numbers from QV that showed a slight slowing in the growth in prices. Audio
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Judge remembers Ranginui Walker
6:46 AM.Thousands of people turned up yesterday and many more are expected today at the Ranganui Walker's tangi at Orakei Marae in Auckland. Audio
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Listeners respond to the flag debate
6:40 AM.Voting packs are being sent out today to more than 3 million New Zealanders who are registered to vote in the second flag referendum. Audio
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The woman who escaped from a car has died of her injuries
6:39 AM.The 50-year-old woman who escaped from the boot of a moving car has died of her injuries. Audio
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Paedophile volunteer programme axed
6:19 AM.A volunteer-based Corrections Department programme aimed at stopping the worst paedophiles from being a danger to children is being axed. Audio
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Top Stories for Thursday 3 March 2016
6:00 AM.Which flag should New Zealand choose? RNZ debates the choice. The woman who escaped from the boot of a moving car two nights ago has died of her injuries in hospital. And a massive and shallow… Read more Audio