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First NZ nursing strike in three decades looms
6:40 AM.As the prospect of the first national nursing strike in 30 years looms, nurses believe they have the public's support - despite rejecting a half a billion dollar pay offer. Hospitals could be left… Read more Audio
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Morning Rural News for 19 June 2018
6:22 AM.Some animals are being treated long distance and the Minister of Agriculture is unhappy. Audio
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Early Business News for 19 June 2018
6:20 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Nurses reject pay offer to protect junior staff
6:13 AM.Nurses have rejected a half a billion dollar pay offer, in part, because it leaves junior staff in the cold. Thousands of nurses have voted to go on strike next month after rejecting an updated pay… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 19 June 2018
6:06 AM.Former All Black winger Julian Savea has confirmed he'll leave New Zealand at the end of the Super Rugby season to join French Top 14 club Toulon. Audio
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Top Stories for Tuesday 19 June 2018
6:00 AM.No more money available for nurses - DHBs, Dispute about more than money - nurses, Osaka quake kills three, shocks city, Tax evasion law change happening - Winston Peters, Second engineer suspended… Read more Audio
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Football World Cup: Underdogs win first games
8:55 AM.It was a classic underdog tale at the Football World Cup in Russia over the weekend as Iceland drew with Argentina. Croatia beat Nigeria and Denmark dismissed Peru to continue Europe's dominance over… Read more Audio
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Australian priests fined if not reporting sex abuse confessions
8:44 AM.Some Catholic priests will soon be facing a ten thousand dollar fine over the Tasman if someone confesses child sex abuse to them and they don't report it to the police. Both South Australia and ACT… Read more Audio
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World champion Black Ferns paid to train for first time
8:37 AM.For the first time ever this weekend, the champion Black Ferns have been paid to train. Following their fifth World Cup triumph last year, the Ferns were officially put on the New Zealand Rugby… Read more Audio
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Water the new gold in Otago
8:27 AM.Water use and water rights are a hot topic throughout New Zealand, but probably nowhere more so than in the country's driest area - Central Otago. Water is the new gold in the region and there is a… Read more Audio
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More palliative care workers needed before age crisis hits
8:24 AM.The palliative care sector is warning of an looming crisis for the ageing population, as not enough people are being trained in end-of-life care. Ministry of Health data shows in the next 20 years the… Read more Audio
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Buller mayor angry at coal mine denial
8:18 AM.A decision to deny consent for a coal mine on conservation land on the West Coast has angered the local mayor. Rangitira Developments had won High Court approval for the mine but the use of twelve… Read more Audio
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Nurses' vote on strike action to be revealed
8:14 AM.Nurses will today reveal whether they plan to go ahead with proposed strikes or accept a new pay offer from District Health Boards. Last month DHBs offered nurses pay rises of nine percent over the… Read more Audio
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Homeless mums hide out for fear of losing kids
8:11 AM.Whanau support workers in Whangarei say they're worried about mothers hiding the fact that they're homeless - out of fear they'll lose their children. NGO's are reporting record numbers of homeless in… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 18 June 2018
8:06 AM.The New Zealand golfer Lydia Ko is just one shot off in her final round at the latest LPGA tour event in Michigan. Audio
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Is rugby union rule change needed after disputed red card?
7:55 AM.All Blacks coach Steve Hansen has called for a change to rules which led to French halfback Benjamin Fall being red-carded during Saturday night's test in Wellington. The All Blacks went on to win… Read more Audio
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Rural doctors argue for share of tourist tax
7:51 AM.It's not just toilets and carparks that are under pressure from the tourism boom - but critical health services are also stretched to breaking point. The Rural GP Network is arguing some of the… Read more Audio
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Nine threatened native birds killed in Kaikōura
7:45 AM.At least nine threatened native birds were deliberately killed in Kaikōura on Sunday. The Department of Conservation is investigating what has been described as the deliberate maiming and killing of… Read more Audio
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Scientists identify bug likely to cause bowel cancer
7:41 AM.A toxic bug may be to blame for bowel cancer, which kills more than 1300 New Zealanders every year. Otago University researchers have identified a toxic form of a common bacteria called Bacteroides… Read more Audio
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Bridges offers to work with govt on tackling climate change
7:35 AM.The Opposition leader Simon Bridges is distancing himself from party MPs who argue climate change is bogus, saying the scientific evidence speaks for itself. And he won't rule out making farmers pay… Read more Audio
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Football World Cup: 'No easy games anymore'
7:26 AM.Mexico has toppled Germany, the defending champions of the Fifa World Cup, in their opening match, 1-0. It's the first time the the current cup holders have been beaten in an opening match in the… Read more Audio
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Greymouth fears arsonist on loose after major fire
7:23 AM.Greymouth residents fear a fire-bug may be on the loose after police have confirmed a massive blaze in the town early yesterday morning was deliberately lit. Priya Indian restaurant, on Tainui St… Read more Audio
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Pike River mine disaster re-investigation possible - police
7:18 AM.Police have not ruled out re-opening an investigation into the Pike River mine disaster of 2010. Their first investigation was dropped in 2013 due to insufficient evidence but with plans to enter the… Read more Audio
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Auckland lawyer banned from Guernsey tax haven trust work
7:10 AM.Questions are being asked about an Auckland lawyer who had been banned from handling trusts in the tax haven of Guernsey for five years shortly before starting work as a trust and company lawyer here… Read more Audio