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Early Sports News for Thursday 7 October 2021
6:36 AM.A brief update from the RNZ sports team. Audio
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Morning Rural News for 7 October 2021
6:22 AM.News from the rural and farming sector. Audio
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Early Business News for 7 October 2021
6:20 AM.A brief update from the business sector. Audio
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Covid-19: Teachers back mandatory vaccinations
6:20 AM.A teacher backlash is building over government plans to reopen Auckland's classrooms after the school holidays.
Union leaders have told RNZ their Auckland members are astonished they could be back in… Read more Audio
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Covid-19: National accuses government of negligence over vaccine procurement
6:10 AM.National is accusing the Government of being "negligent" about the vaccine rollout after ignoring a Pfizer offer for weeks.
Pfizer offered to supply millions of doses by Christmas 2020, but officials… Read more Audio
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Covid-19: Kāwhia on edge after virus arrival
6:07 AM.Locals in the King Country coastal town of Kāwhia are on edge after a case of Covid-19 was confirmed there on Wednesday.
The town - south of Raglan on the North Island's West Coast - is outside the… Read more Audio
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Top Stories for Thursday 7 October 2021
6:00 AM.Vaccination calls are becoming urgent as Covid embeds itself in the community, anti-vax GPs slow the pandemic response in Northland, a teacher backlash is building over plans to reopen Auckland… Read more Audio
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'Yoonering' is the hot new trend overtaking skiing
8:56 AM.If you've always wanted to ski, but never had time to learn - there is good news. You can pick up a 'yooner'. It's the hottest new trend to hit Queenstown slopes. The best part is 'yoonering' doesn't… Read more Audio
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NZ could embrace 'regenerative agriculture' trend
8:52 AM.A new industry report has found there's big opportunities for New Zealand's farmers to take advantage of the global regenerative agriculture trend. But it also found the absence of a clear definition… Read more Audio
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Tickets on sale for Women's Cricket World Cup
8:46 AM.International teams will start arriving for the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup in less than five months.
Tickets are on sale from this morning for all thirty-one matches, which will be staged in six… Read more Audio
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Auckland Council, University of Auckland under fire over cleaners' lost wages
8:43 AM.People employed to clean Auckland Council and University of Auckland are relying on food parcels to feed their families and using up their annual leave to make ends meet.
Auckland Council says its… Read more Audio
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Markets Update for 6 October 2021
8:29 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Raglan adds locations of interest as testing ramps up
8:29 AM.Raglan is rising to the challenge of alert level three - even the vaccine hesitant are queuing for their shots.
Three locations of interest in the town were added to the Ministry of Health's list -… Read more Audio
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Crown prosecuters fail to reflect the make up of NZ communities
8:23 AM.Many of the private law firms with warrants to prosecute serious crimes for the Crown are failing to reflect the diversity of the regions they serve - despite that being a condition of their lucrative… Read more Audio
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Mandatory vaccinations being considered for schools
8:18 AM.Mandatory vaccinations are among the options up for consideration before Auckland's schools re-open on October the 18th, after the school holidays.
That date's just a pencil booking for now, pending… Read more Audio
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Vaccine passport will create challenges - tech expert
8:09 AM.The government is in a race against time to introduce vaccine passports by next month -- but will it overtake the technological challenges in putting together a fully functioning proof-of-vaccination… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 6 October 2021
8:06 AM.The Silver Ferns have confirmed a squad of 16 for this week's three-match Netball Series against the Aotearoa Men, which starts on Sunday in Wellington. Audio
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Māori Party: Young Māori demographic explains slow vax rates
7:55 AM.Many public health experts, Maori organisations and iwi leaders have come out against the government's new stepped plan to move Auckland down to level 2 and pivot to a suppression strategy of… Read more Audio
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Switching to and from Māori roll to be assessed under electoral law
7:52 AM.The Government's sweeping review of election law, launched yesterday, will look at the ability of Maori voters to switch between Maori and general electoral rolls before the 2023 election.
"We want… Read more Audio
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Sweeping changes to electoral law launched
7:46 AM.The government launched a sweeping review of Aotearoa's electoral law yesterday.
It spans transparency of political donations, a four-year term in office, overseas voting, a younger voting age, and a… Read more Audio
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Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen testifies at internet safety hearing
7:40 AM.Whistleblower Frances Haugen, a former product manager on Facebook's civic integrity team, has been testifying at an internet safety hearing on Capitol Hill.
Her explosive testimony has seen her… Read more Audio
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Vaccination passport rollout far too slow: National Party leader Judith Collins
7:28 AM.The National Party says the government's rollout of a vaccine passport has been too slow and will halt any attempt to introduce mandatory vaccination.
Party leader Judith Collins spoke to Morning… Read more Audio
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Unclear whether Churchgoers will need to show vax passport
7:23 AM.If you're hoping to attend a gig or a festival this summer - be prepared to get vaccinated.
The Government has announced a Covid-19 passport system to control who will get in the gates, and who will… Read more Audio
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Christmas port blockages: The shipping grinch strikes again
7:19 AM.We haven't had Halloween yet - but businesses already have Christmas front of mind.
Getting stock into the country last holiday season was a stressful time for many, largely because of how Covid-19… Read more Audio
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Destiny Church leader Brian Tamaki charged after anti-lockdown protest
7:19 AM.Destiny Church leader Brian Tamaki has confirmed he has been charged with two offences following the anti-lockdown protest in Auckland.
In a statement last night, Mr Tamaki said he was surprised to… Read more Audio