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National caucus to vote for new leader
7:10 AM.The new leader of the National Party will be chosen today, when the 56 MPs will lock themselves into a room and conduct a secret ballot. Simon Bridges has been considered a frontrunner right from the… Read more Audio
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Business News for 27 February 2018
6:49 AM.News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
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Rest in peace sustainably: Canterbury's eco-burial cemetery
6:46 AM.A question no one really wants to think about: what do you want done with your body when you die? Now, Cantabrians have a new option to consider, with the region's first ever eco-burial cemetery site… Read more Audio
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Truck towbar cracks normal wear - Road Transport Association
6:43 AM.The Road Transport Association is downplaying the problem of cracked truck towbars, comparing it to a lawnmower wearing out. Cracks that could cause crashes have been found in the towbars and… Read more Audio
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Abuse survivor ignored by successive governments
6:38 AM.A father and son who say Catholic Churchmen sexually abused them as schoolboys are joining the war of words over the Royal Commission into abuse in state care. The two say the inquiry is a one-off… Read more Audio
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Early Business News for 27 February 2018
6:20 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Germany coalition govt due after September vote
6:13 AM.Germany is getting close to reaching a deal to find itself a government which has been absent since the election in September. One of the big issues in negotiations has been how Angela Merkel has… Read more Audio
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Top Stories for Tuesday 27 February 2018
6:00 AM.Five in the running to replace Bill English -- who will National MPs choose today? Renewed demands the Royal Commission into abuse investigate the Catholic Church, And Immigrant workers say dodgy… Read more Audio
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Waiouru holds first Purple Poppy Day, animal memorial unveiled
8:54 AM.The role animals have played in war was commemorated for the first time in this country at the National Army Museum in Waiouru on Saturday. And the animals have been given their own poppy - but it's a… Read more Audio
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Feilding man wins Young Farmer of the Year
8:50 AM.The Wellington city suburb of Mirimar was filled with farmers on Saturday - battling it out to make it through to the grand final for Young Farmer of The Year. Feilding farmer Will Taylor took out the… Read more Audio
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Scotland celebrates rugby win over England
8:44 AM.Scotland produced a blistering display of attacking rugby to hand Eddie Jones just his second defeat as England head coach with a 25-13 Six Nations victory at Murrayfield. Before Saturday's game… Read more Audio
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Rangatahi court launched in Whangarei
8:40 AM.Judges, police, cabinet ministers and iwi turned out in force in Whangarei on Saturday for the launch of the first Rangatahi Court in Northland. Koti Rangatahi are youth courts held on marae, and… Read more Audio
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Southland building owners ditch buildings on quake-prone list
8:36 AM.A Southland town fears for the future of its main street as owners ditch their buildings rather than earthquake-strengthen them. RNZ has learned at least three two-storey buildings in the central… Read more Audio
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Markets Update for 26 February 2018
8:30 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Doctors push to reduce wait time for mental health patients
8:27 AM.Doctors are demanding help for mental health patients who face long waits in overcrowded hospital emergency departments. The Australasian College of Emergency Medicine says these patients tend to wait… Read more Audio
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March madness: Major delays on Auckland trains
8:24 AM.'March madness' - the busiest commuting month - has started early as the university semester begins and at the same time, rail workers are taking industrial action. As a result, trains are arriving… Read more Audio
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Tensions rising over America's Cup village
8:17 AM.With no sign of agreement on an America's Cup Village plan for Auckland, the two key politicians, Auckland's mayor Phil Goff and cabinet minister David Parker, appear to have become frustrated with… Read more Audio
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Chlorine gas used in latest Syria attack - reports
8:13 AM.Reports are coming in of more gas attacks taking place in Syria. In eastern Ghouta, doctors say they're treating patients who have all the indications chlorine gas has been used against them. At least… Read more Audio
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Alcohol breath tests plummet despite rising NZ road toll
8:10 AM.The number of alcohol breath tests being carried out by police continues to plummet despite the rising road toll. New figures supplied to RNZ News show the number of tests recorded last year were the… Read more Audio
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NZ Festival kicks off - Lynn Freeman's review
7:55 AM.The New Zealand Festival this weeks offers a glimpse at the future of digital storytelling - as visitors are invited to explore a future playground, complete with an infinity room and a Pop n' Lock… Read more Audio
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Trade Me tightens rules on bee, beehive sales
7:52 AM.Trade Me is putting tougher rules in place around the sale of bees and beehives on its site, to make sure people are complying with the law. in January, RNZ reported on growing concerns among the… Read more Audio