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Sex abuse survivor hopes court outcome helps people heal
6:40 AM.A survivor of one of the country's worst child sex offenders hopes all of the young people who were abused can heal. Alosio Taimo's offending spanned nearly 30 years, with the youngest of the victims… Read more Audio
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Early Business News for 25 October 2018
6:20 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Whānau must address ageing population challenges - researcher
6:17 AM.A Māori researcher wants whānau to start talking about the unavoidable challenges of an ageing population. A new piece of research - the Kaumatuatanga Report - focuses on the concerns and aspirations… Read more Audio
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Prime Minister 'policy-making on the hoof' - Goldsmith
6:12 AM.The Opposition is accusing the Prime Minister of making policy up on the hoof after she pledged not to allow any more regional fuel taxes. The government passed a law in June to let Auckland introduce… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 25 October 2018
6:06 AM.Wallabies star Israel Folau is off limits to NRL clubs after agreeing to a new four-year deal to remain in Australian rugby. Audio
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Top Stories for Thursday 25 October 2018
6:00 AM.A survivor speaks about yesterday's guilty verdict against rugby coach Alosio Taimo on 95 charges of child sexual abuse, "An act of terrorism" ... The US Secret Service intercepts suspected explosive… Read more Audio
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Te Papa 'failing' on national art display - former gallery director
8:55 AM.A former National Art Gallery director says Te Papa is failing to do justice to the national art collection. The museum has been responsible for the collection for the past twenty years and has faced… Read more Audio
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A year on - more than 10,000 waiting for social housing
8:50 AM.It was a fundamental part of Labour's election campaign - tackling the country's skyrocketing house prices and helping first home buyers get a foot on the ladder. So how have they performed? As part… Read more Audio
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Law firm offers staff extra six-weeks' paid parental leave
8:45 AM.A Wellington law firm is offering families an extra six weeks of paid parental leave on top of what they're entitled to by law. The policy was celebrated by Kahui Legal at a ceremony last night where… Read more Audio
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HRV's fine for false claims 'could have been higher'
8:40 AM.The Commerce Commission is pleased that water filter company HRV been fined $440,000 for lying to customers. HRV pleaded guilty to making false claims about the benefits of its water filters and for… Read more Audio
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Markets Update for 24 October 2018
8:30 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Police seek vehicle after fatal hit and run in Oamaru
8:30 AM.Tragedy struck Oamaru last night after a 14-year-old girl was killed after she was hit by a car. The incident happened at around 10.40 last night on Severn Street. The vehicle that hit her did not… Read more Audio
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Greens urge political donation reform
8:23 AM.The Prime Minister wants to hear from any New Zealanders who believe political donation rules should be changed. The Green Party has long argued that reform is essential if political parties are to be… Read more Audio
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National Party culture review - political analysis
8:10 AM.Harassment and bullying will come under scrutiny in a review of National Party culture. Leader Simon Bridges is pledging to seek advice, particularly on how to ensure female MPs feel safe at work. The… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 24 October 2018
8:06 AM.The Wales rugby coach Warren Gatland has returned to New Zealand following the death of his father. Audio
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Tensions rise between Russia, US
7:51 AM.US National Security Advisor John Bolton has met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow. It comes days after President Donald Trump threatened to dismantle an arms control treaty that dates… Read more Audio
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National Party inquiry to ensure staff 'feeling safe' - Bridges
7:40 AM.The latest political poll shows the firestorm unleashed by MP Jami-Lee Ross has damaged the National Party and its leader. The One News Colmar Brunton poll was taken from Monday to Friday last week… Read more Audio
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Retirement Commissioner backs bill to change superannuation
7:35 AM.The Retirement Commisioner Diane Maxwell is backing NZ First's proposal to increase the amount of time immigrants have to spend in New Zealand before being eligible for superannuation. New Zealand… Read more Audio
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VTNZ admits inferior brake test on Waiheke Island
7:26 AM.A big vehicle inspection company broke road safety rules by using an inferior brake test on Waiheke Island for months, and the Transport Agency let it. A manager who oversaw the testing by VTNZ says… Read more Audio
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Khashoggi killing 'savage, premeditated' - Turkey president
7:18 AM.In a highly anticipated speech to parliament, Turkey's president Recep Tayyip Erdogan (Rejep Tie-yip Air-doh-wahn) has called the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi "savage" and meticulously… Read more Audio
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National slips, Bridges drops in poll - political analysis
7:14 AM.National has taken a hit in the latest OneNews Colmar Brunton political poll, dropping below Labour for the first time since the change of government. National is now at 43 percent, with Labour up to… Read more Audio
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National slips behind Labour in latest political poll
7:10 AM.The unfolding Jami-Lee Ross saga has damaged National, with support for the party and party leader falling in the latest political poll. The OneNews Colmar Brunton shows Labour ahead of National and… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 24 October 2018
7:06 AM.A dismal England fell to their heaviest defeat in one-day international cricket as Sri Lanka thrashed the tourists by 219 runs in the fifth and final ODI in Colombo. Audio
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Business News for 24 October 2018
6:49 AM.Business NZ gives government first year report on economic and fiscal management. Another cannabis company emerges. Kiwis are better shoppers than Aussies. Markets get another mauling. Audio