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Handcuffing prisoners for staff safety - Corrections
6:46 AM.The Corrections department is making no apologies for a five fold increase in its use of handcuffs on prisoners. They were used almost a thousand times in the 2016/17 year compared to just 183 times… Read more Audio
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National's Dan Bidois celebrates Northcote win
6:43 AM.The National Party celebrated alongside the All Blacks on Saturday night, with its candidate Dan Bidois winning the Northcote by-election. It puts National's numbers in Parliament back up to 56, but… Read more Audio
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Morning Rural News for 11 June 2018
6:22 AM.The envionmental lobby group Forest and Bird says many fishing boat skippers are wriggling out of being overseen by an observer from the Ministry for Primary Industries, despite having a legal… Read more Audio
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Early Business News for 11 June 2018
6:20 AM.An early taste of the morning's business news and money markets. Audio
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Ruataniwha irrigation take concerns regional council boss
6:17 AM.The head of the Hawke's Bay Regional Council is concerned about a major increase in the amount of water farmers may be able to access for irrigation from an aquifer in the Ruataniwha Basin. The Board… Read more Audio
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ECE centres crowded, noisy, cold, researchers warn
6:15 AM.Researchers are warning that many early childhood centres are crowded, noisy and cold because the minimum requirements are too low. Pre-schools must have at least 2-and-a-half square metres per child… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 11 June 2018
6:06 AM.Rafael Nadal was at his awe-inspiring best as he crushed Austrian Dominic Thiem to snatch a record-extending 11th French Open title with a straight sets victory. The Spanish world number one took his… Read more Audio
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Top Stories for Monday 11 June 2018
6:00 AM.Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un get ready for tomorrow's historic summit in Singapore Cold, noisy and crowded - researchers call for new rules for child care centres. A big spike in the use of handcuffs… Read more Audio
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Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia
8:55 AM.It's Friday so we cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio
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South Auckland course gets youth from streets into trades
8:52 AM.School leavers with learning difficulties now have a better chance at employment in the trades sector thanks to a South Auckland initiative. The Aspire2Trades campus in Manukau opened its doors last… Read more Audio
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Western Springs speedway moving to Mangere
8:45 AM.Speedway is moving out of central Auckland. There's long been controversy over the sports current location in Western Springs, with some vocal neighbours complaining about the noise. It now appears… Read more Audio
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Hesson calls it quits one year out from Cricket World Cup
8:41 AM.Black Caps coach Mike Hesson has unexpectedly quit just a year out from the Cricket World Cup. Mr Hesson spent six years in the role and oversaw one of New Zealand Cricket's most successful eras that… Read more Audio
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What needs to be included in the Zero Carbon Bill?
8:30 AM.Yesterday, the government outlined how it plans to become carbon neutral by 2050 - now, they're asking the public for feedback. The proposed law offers three options of emissions reduction, including… Read more Audio
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Housing NZ destroys man's possessions
8:23 AM.A man who lost all his possessions - including his wedding photos - after he was evicted from his Housing New Zealand home because a friend smoked meth there without his knowledge- says people need to… Read more Audio
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Shane Jones sends forestry owners a warning
8:16 AM.The Forestry Minister Shane Jones, has put forestry owners on notice, telling them they need to stand up and take accountability for their industry practices. A million tonnes of forest debris was… Read more Audio
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Trade Minister David Parker defends foreign buyers stance
8:10 AM.David Parker is defending Labour's focus on Chinese buyers of New Zealand homes - despite figures released yesterday showing that out of 40,000 properties sold only about 500 went to people from… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 8 June 2018
8:06 AM.The New Zealand heavyweight boxer Joseph Parker has been promised a dusting up from his next opponent Dillian Whyte. Audio
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All Blacks v France score may be closer than thought
7:56 AM.The All Blacks kick off their 2018 season at Eden Park tomorrow against France. The New Zealanders are missing several frontline players because of injury, but the French are even more depleted… Read more Audio
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Organic matter found on Mars
7:52 AM.Is or was there ever life on Mars? The answer is may be yes after Nasa's Mars rover found organic matter in an ancient lake bed on the planet. NASA's finding is being hailed as a major breakthrough in… Read more Audio
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Hospital staff reluctant to report emergency dept abuse - study
7:49 AM.Christchurch Hospital emergency department staff say they are spat at, pinched, slapped and threatened at least 100 times each month. A survey recorded more the incidents of physical and verbal abuse… Read more Audio
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Collaboration essential in tackling housing crisis - Twyford
7:44 AM.Let's go back to our lead story about the Government's plans to establish a new 'super ministry' to help tackle the housing crisis. The Ministry of Housing and Urban Development will be announced… Read more Audio
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Queensgate mall retailers unsure of future
7:41 AM.Fifty retailers affected by the part closure of Lower Hutt's big Queensgate Mall say they are unsure about their future. It's unclear whether dozens of shops in will move out after part of the complex… Read more Audio
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Hawaii Kilaeua volcano eruption destroys two more suburbs
7:34 AM.In the last 24 hours whole suburbs in Hawaii have been obliterated by lava from the Kilauea Volcano. Kapoho Bay and Vacationland have been destroyed by a river of molten rock - hundreds of homes are… Read more Audio
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Māori, Pasifika more likely to die from bowel cancer
7:28 AM.A new study has found Pacific and Maori people are more likely to die from bowel cancer than any other ethnic group in the country. The PIPER project, published in the New Zealand Medical Journal, is… Read more Audio