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Early Business News for 30 June 2020
6:20 AM.A brief update from the business sector. Read more Audio
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PHD student wants to be let in as essential worker
6:16 AM.A doctoral student stuck in the United States is calling for the government to treat PhD students and candidates as essential workers and allow them back to their research in New Zealand.
Education… Read more Audio
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Stranded kiwi says isolation co-payment talks making her anxious
6:12 AM.A New Zealander stranded in Finland says the government's talks around possible co-payment for travellers have made her feel unwelcome and anxious.
.The Prime Minister said on Monday that the… Read more Audio
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Top Stories for Tuesday 30 June 2020
6:00 AM.The EU says New Zealanders can travel to Europe from tomorrow. A report finds multiple failings in the way Worksafe investigates deaths and injuries on the job. Accusations of spying, and counter… Read more Audio
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Annual Garden Bird Survey takes off around NZ
8:56 AM.This weekend New Zealanders with an eagle eye took to their gardens for the Annual Garden Bird Survey.
Running this week until the third of July, this citizen science project asks locals to spend an… Read more Audio
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Queenstown slopes see skiers again as resort fights back
8:52 AM.Just over 5000 skiers took to the slopes this weekend for the opening of the Queenstown ski fields.
Cardrona Alpine Resort is forecasting numbers down by almost half from normal this year but spirits… Read more Audio
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Artificial intelligence tracking student performance
8:46 AM.Universities and polytechnics are using artificial intelligence and students' personal information to spot those at risk of dropping out.
It might sound like Big Brother, but it's part of a national… Read more Audio
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Auckland water woes ease slightly after weekend rain
8:42 AM.Stormy weather over the weekend left many Aucklanders running for cover but the downpour was a ray of hope for Watercare.
The upper North Island was hit by a barrage of wind, rain and even tornadoes… Read more Audio
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Markets Update for 29 June 2020
8:36 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Read more Audio
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Paul Goldsmith on Green Party's proposed welfare reform
8:30 AM.The Green's new Poverty Action Plan has been criticised by the National Party, who believe the initiative will hurt small Kiwi businesses.
National Party Finance Spokesman, Paul Goldsmith, speaks to… Read more Audio
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High hopes for new Parihaka visitor centre
8:25 AM.Regional Economic Development minister Shane Jones hopes $14 million for a new visitor centre at Parihaka will allow the historic Taranaki settlement to become the iconic site it always deserved to… Read more Audio
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Woodhouse stands by decision to go public with homeless man story
8:18 AM.National Party health spokesperson Michael Woodhouse says he stands by his decision to go public with a story of a homeless man sneaking into a managed isolation facility.
The Ministry of Health has… Read more Audio
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Cabinet looking at keeping a tighter leash on new arrivals
8:13 AM.Cabinet will today discuss whether people arriving in New Zealand should cover some of the cost of their stay in managed isolation.
Officials are also considering keeping a tighter leash on new… Read more Audio
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Muslim leaders want interview with Chch shooter made public
8:10 AM.Muslim community leaders are calling for the interview of the Christchurch mosque gunman to be made public as part of the final report of the Royal Commission into the attacks.
The convicted killer… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 29 June 2020
8:06 AM.Former All Black Eroni Clarke wants New Zealand Rugby to be the "guiding light" in connecting Pacific communities with the country's national game. Read more Audio
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Sperm whale stranded near Timaru refloated
7:55 AM.A sperm whale that was stranded off Timaru's Caroline Bay managed to swim away last night after a day of frantic rescue efforts.
Daren Grover from the whale rescue group Project Jonah is one of those… Read more Audio
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ACT puts gun advocate in third spot on party list
7:53 AM.The ACT Party has ranked a prominent gun rights advocate at number three in their new party list.
Nicola McKee has been the face of the Council of Licensed Firearms Owners and strongly opposes… Read more Audio
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Green Party reveals new plan to combat poverty
7:46 AM.The Green Party is pledging to transform a welfare system it calls outdated, unfair and unliveable by introducing a guaranteed minimum income.
It would ensure a payment of at least $325 a week for… Read more Audio
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Rolling Stones threaten Donald Trump with legal action
7:40 AM.The Rolling Stones song 'You Can't Always Get What You Want' was picked to play at Donald Trump's campaign rally last week in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Now the Stones have warned Trump he could face legal… Read more Audio
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Keeping Covid-19 at bay 'no easy task' - Jacinda Ardern
7:24 AM.Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says New Zealand's managed isolation and quarantine system can continue to keep Covid-19 out of the NZ community, after a review found it was under "extreme stress".
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Covid-19: Worldwide virus cases top 10 million
7:23 AM.Worldwide there's now been more than 10 million Covid-19 cases with close to five hundred thousand deaths.
A quarter of those cases - about 2.5 million - have been in the United States, with Florida… Read more Audio
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Parihaka settlement to get $14 million
7:17 AM.The historical Taranaki settlement of Parihaka will receive up to $14 million for a new visitor centre, a new bridge and a new carpark that the government hopes will boost the local economy and… Read more Audio
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Cabinet decide who will pay for isolation after border review
7:13 AM.Cabinet will discuss today whether travellers should pay for a portion of the cost of mandatory isolation.
The decision follows a review of quarantine and managed isolation which found serious… Read more Audio
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Muslim leaders want transcript of Christchurch gunman's interview made public
7:09 AM.The Royal Commission into the Attack on the Christchurch Mosques has revealed it has interviewed the man who shot 51 people dead at the Al Noor and Linwood mosques last year.
Brenton Tarrant's guilty… Read more Audio