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Markets Update for 16 April 2018
8:30 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Labour's Shanan Halbert vies for Northcote
8:28 AM.Shanan Halbert has been selected by Labour to go up against National's Dan Bidois in the Northcote by-election. Mr Halbert works at Te Wanaga O Aotearoa, and before that was a policy advisor at… Read more Audio
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National's Dan Bidois vies for Northcote
8:24 AM.The National Party has chosen Dan Bidois to contest the Northcote electorate triggered by Jonathan Coleman's resignation from Parliament. The by-election will be held on June 9 and is expected to cost… Read more Audio
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DHBs struggle to give bowel cancer tests on time
8:20 AM.Some district health boards are struggling to provide a key bowel cancer test on time. Colonoscopies are needed to diagnose bowel cancer, which kills more than 1200 people a year. DHBs are expected to… Read more Audio
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Government not using a test it admits is "essential".
7:54 AM.The Government now admits it's "essential" to use a new, wide-ranging test to assess the long term health impacts of firefighting foam contamination. Despite this, it isn't using this test at all. Audio
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Te Henga Bethells rallies together after storm
7:51 AM.Almost a week after a ferocious storm ripped through Auckland knocking out power to about 20 percent of the city, up to 1500 homes and businesses are still waiting for the lights to come back on. Some… Read more Audio
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Govt 'out of step' on Syria - Simon Bridges
7:44 AM.Over the weekend Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern responded to the strikes on Syria, saying: "We accept why the US and others have taken the military action that they have," she said. "Our view is though… Read more Audio
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US, Syria analysis: 'Far from clear what mission was accomplished'
7:37 AM.Comparisons are being drawn between the Syrian airstrikes and the beginning of the Iraq War. The US, Britain and France are continuing to defend the missile strikes they launched in Syria on Saturday… Read more Audio
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Spark, TVNZ to screen RWC2019, but free All Blacks games unconfirmed
7:22 AM.The opening and closing matches of next year's Rugby World Cup in Japan will be among seven matches to screen on free-to-air television. Spark and TVNZ have confirmed they've won the rights to… Read more Audio
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Double gold for NZ sevens at Commonwealth Games
7:17 AM.And add to that New Zealand are double Commonwealth Games rugby sevens champions after the men's team beat Fiji 14-0 in the gold medal match, following the women's triumph over Australia in their… Read more Audio
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Wellington rail infrastructure at high risk during quake
7:16 AM.Thousands of Wellington train commuters are using subways and pedestrian bridges that are high earthquake risks. Wellington Regional Council documents show only six are low risk, meeting 67 percent or… Read more Audio
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Enrolments in teacher courses rise
7:13 AM.Despite an increase in the number of people training to be teachers this year, principals are warning the teacher shortage isn't over yet. Warnings about a severe and growing shortage appear to have… Read more Audio
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Commonwealth Games: NZ brings home its biggest medals haul
7:12 AM.New Zealand's biggest ever Commonwealth Games team will bring home the biggest pile of medals from an overseas Commonwealth Games later today. The 251-strong team won 46 medals, 15 gold, 16 silver… Read more Audio
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David Liti 'outstanding athlete' of Commonwealth Games
7:10 AM.New Zealand weightlifter David Liti has been recognised as the outstanding athlete of the Commonwealth Games at the closing ceremony. He was awarded the David Dixon Award, given out at each… Read more Audio
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NZ's big day in the field at Commonwealth Games
7:10 AM.The New Zealand Commonwealth Games team is celebrating the best effort ever at a games held outside New Zealand. The team won 46 medals - one more than Glasgow four years ago - including 15 golds. And… Read more Audio
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Business News for 16 April 2018
6:49 AM.News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
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Commonwealth Games: Joelle King plays every day
6:46 AM.If there's anyone who deserves a break after the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games its squash player Joelle King. She played matches on every day of the ten days of competition and came away with a second… Read more Audio
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Trade, Syria both high on agenda for PM's EU trip
6:42 AM.The Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has arrived in Paris, kicking off her first official trip to Europe. She arrives against a volatile international backdrop - over the weekend, she effectively… Read more Audio
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Morning Rural News for 16 April 2018
6:22 AM.News from the rural and farming sector. Audio
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Early Business News for 16 April 2018
6:20 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Toxic foam: NZ seeing 'tip of iceberg'
6:16 AM.A Queensland environmental medicine specialist says New Zealand is just seeing the tip of the iceberg when it comes to problems associated with toxic foam. The government now admits it's "essential"… Read more Audio
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Netball NZ boss ready for 'tough decisions'
6:13 AM.Netball New Zealand's chief executive says the sport's national body will be measured by what it does in the wake of the Silver Ferns' dire Commonwealth Games. The Silver Ferns are ranked second in… Read more Audio
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