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Morning Report for Monday 17 April 2023
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Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia
8:55 AM.We cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio
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Kaikoura's recreational paua fishery reopens with lower limits
8:51 AM.Fisheries officers have spent the weekend monitoring Kaikoura's recreational paua fishery as the season reopens. It's just the second season since the 2016 earthquake which devastated the fishery. The… Read more Audio
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NASA balloon launch a success
8:46 AM.After five failed attempts last year, NASA has launched one of its super pressure balloons from Wanaka. The football-field-sized balloon was one of two that NASA plans to launch from the Wanaka… Read more Audio
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Supplier costs increase supermarket prices - economist
8:41 AM.Feeling like you're getting less bang for your buck when getting groceries? It might be because the cost from suppliers to supermarkets keeps going up in products with dairy products, frozen… Read more Audio
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National responds to rise in public service comms staff
8:36 AM.The number of communications staff in the core public service has risen by fifty-percent since Labour took office in 2017. The latest figures provided to RNZ show 532 communications staff were… Read more Audio
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Endometriosis puts a clock on planning for parenthood
8:26 AM.Being told to have children as soon as possible is the reality for many women with endometriosis. A new RNZ In-Depth series, The Deadline is lifting the lid on how endometriosis changes women's lives… Read more Audio
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Gisborne Council responds to report on at risk water pipe
8:21 AM.Gisborne's main water supply pipe, which broke in 10 places during Cyclone Gabrielle, was identified as being at risk of a catastrophic failure only months before. The Gisborne District Council… Read more Audio
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Protestors block SH1 in Wellington
8:18 AM.Restore Passenger Rail protestors are blocking SH1 at the Terrace tunnel in Wellington again. Our reporter Bill Hickman was there. Read more Audio
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Local councillor on road deaths near Geraldine
8:15 AM.The police are investigating three separate crashes which killed six people overnight. One person died in a single car crash in Dargaville. Two are dead following a crash on the Waikato Expressway… Read more Audio
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Deputy PM Sepuloni in Solomons on first leg of Pacific mission
8:10 AM.Deputy Prime Minister Carmel Sepuloni is in the Solomons as she begins a five-day Pacific mission, which also includes Tonga and Fiji. It's the first Pacific mission post Covid ... and climate change… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 17 April 2023
8:06 AM.The pressure is mounting on the Phoenix to make sure of their A-League play-off spot after a disappointing 2-all draw with Brisbane in Auckland yesterday. Audio
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Who will win the Super Rugby trophy?
7:56 AM.At the halfway point of the Super Rugby season, four New Zealand sides look in contention for the overall crown. Two of those sides played at the weekend, with the Chiefs beating the Hurricanes… Read more Audio
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Whangarei councillor shocked by Raumanga stabbing
7:51 AM.Whangarei District councillor Carol Peters says she was shocked to learn of the man's death following an altercation at a Gull service station in Raumanga in Whangerei. The death of the young man has… Read more Audio
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Four killed in Alabama shooting
7:46 AM.In the US, at least four people have been killed at a shooting at a teenager's birthday party Dadeville, Alabama. Twenty people were shot and wounded at the party - most were teenagers. Our US… Read more Audio
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"Muddled and dangerous" - National criticises Māori representation in water entities
7:36 AM.The National Party says Local Government Minister Kieran McAnulty's comments about manawhenua representation on the new water entities is confusing and muddled. Kieran McAnulty's has told TVNZ's Q+A… Read more Audio
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Scott Dixon joins US Motorsport Hall of Fame
7:25 AM.One of New Zealand's most accomplished drivers, six-time IndyCar champion Scott Dixon, is going to be inducted into the US Motorsport Hall of Fame. The 42-year-old says he's extremely honoured to be… Read more Audio
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Prof. Michael Baker warns against complacency in fourth wave
7:21 AM.Epidemiologist Professor Michael Baker warns the country is in the grip of a fourth wave of Covid19. Professor Baker says if we don't act to restrict the spread of the virus, up to 10,000 people could… Read more Audio
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Number of public service comms staff tips over 500
7:17 AM.The number of communications staff working in the core public service has tipped over the 500 mark - and shows an increase of more than fifty percent since Labour took office. That's despite new… Read more Audio
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Six people die in tragic crashes on NZ roads
7:15 AM.Six people have lost their lives on the roads overnight. Two cars crashed on the Waikato Expressway killing both drivers near Rangiriri. While three people died after a campervan crashed and burst… Read more Audio
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Gisborne water pipe at risk of failure months before cyclone destroyed it
7:10 AM.Gisborne district council knew its main water pipe was at 'unacceptable' risk of 'catastrophic' failure months before cyclone Gabrielle smashed it in 10 places. That plunged 39 thousand people into a… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 17 April 2023
7:06 AM.The Phoenix will need to pick up a win in one of their last two games to make sure of a top six finish and a play-off spot in the A-League. Audio
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High pressure system set to lift temperatures into the 20s this week
6:49 AM.There's good news for holiday makers with much of the country set to bask in warm, albeit gusty weather - in stark contrast to last week's wild smorgasbord of thunderstorms, high winds, rain, and… Read more Audio
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Dancing, high heels and a pole - strippers parliament protest
6:44 AM.Dancing, high heels and a stripper pole - clearly not a usual day on Parliament's forecourt. The Fired Up Stilettos group took their fight there on Sunday for better rights and protections for… Read more Audio
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Six people killed on NZ roads overnight
6:43 AM.Six people died on the roads early on Monday morning. Our reporter Jemima Huston spoke to Corin Dann. Read more Audio
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Early Sports Chat for 17 April 2023
6:41 AM.An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere. Audio
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Morning Rural News for 17 April 2023
6:27 AM.News from the rural and farming sector. Audio
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Early Business News for 17 April 2022
6:25 AM.Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team. Audio
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Farmers play key role in falling greenhouse emissions
6:19 AM.Farmers say they are playing a key role in reducing the country's greenhouse gas emissions, thanks in part to changing farm practices and skyrocketing fertiliser costs. Last week, a Ministry for the… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 17 April 2023
6:06 AM.Leaders Arsenal missed a penalty and threw away a two-goal lead as they drew 2-all at West Ham in a blow to their hopes of winning the English Premier League. Audio
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Top Stories for Monday 17 April 2023
6:00 AM.Top stories for 17 April 2023 Gisborne District Council knew its main water pipe was at serious risk of 'catastrophic' failure months before it was damaged by Cyclone Gabrielle It's been a deadly… Read more Audio