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Business News for 2 October 2020
6:53 AM.News from the business sector, including a market report. Read more Audio
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Yachts in Fiji preparing for an expected four cyclones this season
6:50 AM.The head of Fiji's Port Denarau Marina says they are now full with more than 40 foreign yachts, all seeking to batten down their hatches ahead of the cyclone season.
The yachts would normally head… Read more Audio
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EU takes legal action against UK over latest Brexit legislation
6:45 AM.The European Union has taken legal action against the UK over a breach in their Brexit negotiations.
On Tuesday night, the British government passed the latest piece of Brexit legislation, called the… Read more Audio
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Election 2020: Tax cuts, Covid-19, inequality feature at Pacific debate
6:41 AM.National's candidate in Mangere is defending her party's plan for tax cuts, while the Labour incumbent is defending the government's work for the Pacific community.
The fallout from Covid-19 and… Read more Audio
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Covid-19: Napier Port repays $2 million wage subsidy
6:38 AM.Napier Port has repaid all of the Government Covid-19 subsidy it received - a decision it says was the right thing to do. The company has paid back just over $2 million of the wage subsidy it… Read more Audio
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Early Business News for 2 October 2020
6:20 AM.A brief update from the business sector. Read more Audio
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Bernie Monk wants Lidar scanners used at Pike River
6:11 AM.Bernie Monk, whose son Michael died in the Pike River disaster nearly ten years ago, is frustrated the Pike River Recovery Agency is not using remote sensing scanners to map the mine.
The agency says… Read more Audio
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Economist calls for more social housing stock
6:08 AM.An economist is calling for more social housing stock and better rentals to help ease housing pressure.
Real estate data shows the national average asking price was down on the previous month, but… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 2 October 2020
6:06 AM.New Zealand Rugby has doubled down on its insistence that it never agreed to the Rugby Championship extending into six weeks, which would leave the All Blacks in quarantine over Christmas. Read more Audio
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Top Stories for Friday 2 October 2020
6:00 AM.Some doctors are walking away from the Medical Association over its stance on the cannabis referendum, Twelve new imported cases of Covid-19 were reported yesterday -- prompting calls for… Read more Audio
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Grey parrots' blue language sees them separated
8:55 AM.We've heard about loud-mouthed election candidates but what about loud-mouthed parrots?
In Britain, the Lincolnshire Wildlife Park has had to separate a group of five African Grey parrots because… Read more Audio
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Penguin of the Year election 2020 kicks off
8:52 AM.An important election is kicking off in New Zealand this month, the candidates are diverse and they often disagree with each other.
They're also pretty cute, love fish and are only 25 centimetres… Read more Audio
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Northland councillor fears Kauri could become extinct on Crown land
8:45 AM.A Northland councillor is predicting kauri will be extinct on Crown land in the next 30 years because the Government isn't doing enough to control kauri dieback across the upper North Island.
Jack… Read more Audio
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Amnesty International accuses Palantir Technologies of contributing to human rights violations
8:40 AM.Amnesty International is accusing the US company Palantir Technologies of contributing to human rights violations against asylum-seekers and migrants through its work with Immigration and Customs… Read more Audio
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Covid-19: Little known about how long returning Kiwis will stay
8:36 AM.Leaving for overseas has been a rite of passage for young New Zealanders for decades, but Covid-19 has prompted thousands of migratory Kiwis to return.
However, beyond the raw numbers, little is… Read more Audio
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Foreign yachts with electronic tracking should be allowed into NZ - maritime lawyer
8:27 AM.A maritime lawyer says it could be argued that foreign yachts with electronic tracking, should be allowed into New Zealand.
Hundreds denied entry because of the border closure have tried convincing… Read more Audio
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Election 2020: Pacific community's views on cannabis
8:23 AM.The question of whether cannabis should be legal has divided New Zealanders for years, but what does the Pacific community think of the upcoming referendum?
The most recent Health Survey found 15… Read more Audio
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US presidential debate: Clash labelled chaotic and angry
8:17 AM.It's been branded as one of the most chaotic and angry presidential debate in history.
The clash between Donald Trump and Joe Biden quickly became a cacophony of insults and chronic interruptions.
… Read more Audio
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Election 2020: Political operatives analyse performance
8:10 AM.It was a debate full of hypothetical questions, quickfire rounds and even some agreement between the two leaders.
Labour's Jacinda Ardern and National's Judith Collins went head-to-head last night in… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 1 Oct 2020
8:06 AM.New Zealand Rugby's claims that they were blindsided by the Rugby Championship schedule are being questioned, with NZR reportedly well aware the Rugby Championship would conclude on December the 12th.
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Average Auckland house asking price tops $1 million
7:57 AM.The average Auckland house asking price is now over $1 million.
While that's good news for Auckland home owners, it's a daunting prospect for those looking to buy.
More than half of the regions in… Read more Audio
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Election 2020: Analysis of second debate performance
7:51 AM.Labour's Jacinda Ardern and National's Judith Collins went head-to-head last night in a lively and argumentative second leaders' debate.
The Newshub debate was a stark contrast to last week's… Read more Audio
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Tertiary education changes: From fees-free to national polytech
7:47 AM.From fees free to a new national polytechnic, the Labour-New Zealand First government has book-ended its three years in power with some big changes in tertiary education.
Including student loans and… Read more Audio
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Some Ngai Tahu voters breaking tradition to vote Māori Party
7:42 AM.Some Ngāi Tahu voters in Canterbury are breaking their long-standing tradition of giving two ticks to Labour and instead giving their electorate vote to the Māori Party.
The Labour-incumbent Rino… Read more Audio