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Morning Report for Tuesday 6 September 2022
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Morning Rural News for 6 September 2022
12:36 PM.News from the rural and farming sector. Audio
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Sharp Blacks take home third at World Butchers' Challenge
8:55 AM.The Sharp Blacks, a team of six New Zealand butchers, have carved their way to third place at the World Butchers' Challenge in California.
Twelve countries competed in the event, held at an NBA… Read more Audio
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Campbell Island's 'world's loneliest tree' contributing to science
8:51 AM.The nine-metre-tall pine is the only tree on Campbell Island, 750 kilometres south of the New Zealand mainland.
The next-closest tree is 250 kilometres away.
Scientists are using it to help them… Read more Audio
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Chappell-Hadlee series kicking off this week
8:47 AM.While we have to wait one more week to see the trans-Tasman rivalry resume in men's rugby - cricket's version makes it return across the ditch this afternoon.
The Black Caps kick off the… Read more Audio
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Aotearoa space industry wants $16m boost
8:44 AM.Aotearoa's space industry is impatient to get its hands on a $16 million boost from the government.
The sector is already worth $1.6 billion and employs 12,000 people, but industry leaders says more… Read more Audio
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Political donations trial coming to a close
8:41 AM.A seven-week trial over alleged concealed political donations is drawing to a close, with the Crown giving its closing statements.
Seven people, including former MP Jami-Lee Ross, are defending… Read more Audio
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Promising storm for skiers at Ruapehu
8:35 AM.Snow has been falling the morning on the volcanic plateau with the Desert Road currently closed.
It's been a poor year of snow on Ruapehu for skiiers so is this the turnaround needed by skifield… Read more Audio
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Market Update for 6 September 2022
8:29 AM.Business update for 6 September 2022. Audio
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Former gang member on new asset seizure legislation
8:23 AM.Well, as we've already heard this morning, the government says it is cracking down on "the harm caused by gangs and other organised criminal groups" by seizing some of their assets.
Denis O'Reilly, a… Read more Audio
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Bowel cancer survivor wants to talk about disease
8:16 AM.A bowel cancer survivor says breaking the stigma and talking about the deadly disease is necessary to save lives.
Bowel Cancer NZ is calling for the screening age to be lowered from 60 to 45.
Anna… Read more Audio
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Barriers to diagnosing bowel cancer 'unacceptable' - Bowel Cancer NZ
8:08 AM.Bowel Cancer New Zealand says there are "unacceptable" barriers to diagnosing bowel cancer and the stigma is only making it worse.
It's putting pressure on the Government to lower the minimum age for… Read more Audio
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More drama at the US Open
7:53 AM.It's shaping up to be another exciting day at the US Open, after drama-filled first week.
Nick Kyrgios has become a top pick for number one after taking out reigning champion Daniil Medvedev for a… Read more Audio
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Canadian authorities look for suspects for mass stabbing
7:49 AM.Canadian authorities are searching for two suspects in connection to a mass stabbing Sunday that left at least 10 dead and 15 injured at multiple scenes in an Indigenous community and the surrounding… Read more Audio
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Rotorua Mayor on state of emergency housing in city
7:39 AM.The mayor of Rotorua says there needs to be greater collaboration with the government to fix problems around the state of emergency housing in the city.
An expose on TVNZ's Sunday programme showed… Read more Audio
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Proposed law change will crack down on gang bosses - Justice Minister
7:35 AM.The Justice Minister says a proposed law change will help crack down on gang bosses.
The Government is to give police more powers to seize assets worth more than $30,000 from associates of organised… Read more Audio
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Asian candidates claim disproportionate attacks on hoardings
7:26 AM.Council candidates of Chinese ethnicity say they're facing disproportionate and racist attacks on their hoardings.
Some candidates have had their faces erased by white paint or cut out entirely… Read more Audio
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NZers paying more for radiology scans than in Australia
7:16 AM.New Zealanders are paying over the odds for radiology scans compared to Australia, the UK and some other countries. An ACC review released for the first time to RNZ shows it is paying 40 percent more… Read more Audio
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Dunedin snow and roads update
7:16 AM.Waka Kotahi is advising those affected by the wintery blast to be extra careful.
In Wellington, listeners have been texting in saying there are snow flurries affecting Transmission Gully.. People in… Read more Audio
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Liz Truss announced as new Conservative Party leader
7:08 AM.Britain has a new leader of the Conservative Party and from tomorrow a new Prime Minister, almost two months after Boris Johnson announced he would step down.
Sir Graham Brady announced Liz Truss had… Read more Audio
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Waka Kotahi on snow affecting roads across NZ
6:47 AM.It may now be spring but it's snowing across parts of the motu this morning.
State Highway 1 through Desert Road is closed after a dumping of more than 10 centimetres overnight.
It's much the same… Read more Audio
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Chris Bishop on situation in Rotorua emergency housing
6:40 AM.The National Party and Te Pāti Māori are calling for an independent investigation into Rotorua's emergency housing.
An investigation by TVNZ's Sunday programme exposed serious concerns about the… Read more Audio
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Early Sports News for Tuesday 6 September 2022
6:38 AM.A brief update from the RNZ sports team. Audio
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Morning Rural News for 6 September 2022
6:22 AM.News from the rural and farming sector. Audio
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Early Business News for 6 September 2022
6:20 AM.A brief update from the business sector. Audio
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State Highway 5 among multiple highways closed due to snow
6:14 AM.State Highway 5 between Napier and Taupo is covered in snow this morning and is closed.
The Desert Road between Waiouru and Rangipo is also shut after being blanketed. State Highway 1 between Dunedin… Read more Audio
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Top Stories for Tuesday 6 September 2022
6:00 AM.Liz Truss will be the UK's next Prime Minister. A wintry blast has hit the country, snow has fallen in Dunedin and is falling in Christchurch as well as parts of Wellington, roads are closed in the… Read more Audio