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Morning Rural News for 1 February 2018
6:22 AM.News from the rural and farming sector. Audio
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Early Business News for 1 February 2018
6:20 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Nelson-Tasman prepares for storm
6:15 AM.A severe weather warning is in place for most of the country as the remnants of Tropical Cyclone Fehi reach New Zealand. Nelson-Tasman Civil Defence started warning campers late yesterday to move away… Read more Audio
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Dunedin fire: Burnside blaze contained
6:13 AM.After a devastating fire on Wednesday night forced the evacuation of hundreds of homes in the Dunedin suburb of Burnside, firefighters managed to contain the blaze overnight. Audio
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Dunedin fire: Residents flee devastating blaze
6:10 AM.Dunedin residents forced to leave their homes by a large fire in the suburb of Burnside will find out if they are allowed to go home on Thursday. One hundred homes were evacuated after the devastating… Read more Audio
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Top Stories for Thursday 1 February 2018
6:00 AM.Firefighters work through the night to contain a devastating fire in Dunedin. One witness says it was like a holocaust, the West Coast is braced for flooding as heavy rain starts falling, and Bill… Read more Audio
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Teams gather for Hamilton's first Sevens game
8:55 AM.Sixteen teams from around the world have arrived in Hamilton for this weekend's round of World Rugby Sevens. Hamilton has taken over hosting the New Zealand leg from Wellington after the capital lost… Read more Audio
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Irish govt supports for change to abortion law
8:52 AM.The Irish government's decision to hold a referendum on abortion law reform this year has sparked furious debate in the republic. The May referendum will be the first time in 35 years Irish voters… Read more Audio
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Illegal rubbish dumping upsets Mt Wellington locals
8:51 AM.Residents in an Auckland suburb are frustrated a heap of illegally dumped rubbish keeps growing by the day. And it's not small items either - car seats, mattressess and even trees are being tossed at… Read more Audio
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New Plymouth mayor sorry over freedom campers influx
8:44 AM.New Plymouth has done a flip-flop on its open-door freedom camping policy and is to ban campers from the popular Waiwhakaiho river mouth, and apologised for allowing them to stay there this summer… Read more Audio
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Pike River recovery agency opens
8:39 AM.The job of recovering the bodies of the 29 men who died in the Pike River Mine will take an important step on Wednesday. The doors of the Pike River Recovery Agency - Te Kahui Whakamana Rua Tekau ma… Read more Audio
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Bill English's National leadership questioned
8:38 AM.Speculation is mounting about the future of the Opposition leader Bill English and his deputy Paula Bennett. We are hearing about stirrings in the caucus about their leadership team particularly Ms… Read more Audio
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Markets Update for 31 January 2018
8:30 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Bereaved bulldog owner urges regulation of dog daycare
8:22 AM.An Auckland woman who says her bulldog died of heatstroke within hours of being put in doggy daycare is railing against the lack of regulation of the sector. The SPCA is about to trial a new… Read more Audio
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Weather: Heavy rain, wind as ex-cylcone Fehi hits
8:20 AM.The extreme weather continues this week - but while some parts of the country are still sweltering , heavy rain and winds are on the way. Chris Brandolino from NIWA joins Guyon Espiner to explain… Read more Audio
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Calls for Jesus to be resurrected in Parliament prayer
8:18 AM.In New Zealand's Parliament, Speaker Trevor Mallard reads a prayer aloud at the start of each sitting session, a tradition established in 1854. One of the first things Mr Mallard did after being… Read more Audio
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'Worst-case scenario' brings Wellington trains to a halt
8:09 AM.Wellington's commuter train company is calling yesterday's transport failure the worst scenario it could have faced. The problem was caused by three electrical failures that halted all electric trains… Read more Audio
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Super blood moon on the rise
7:57 AM.Two lunar events will coincide for the first time in more than 150 years tonight with a super moon and lunar eclipse occuring simultaneously. While most of the world will be able to call the event a… Read more Audio
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State of the Union: Trump to highlight booming economy
7:53 AM.Donald Trump is expected to highlight the United States booming stockmarket and economy when he delivers his first State of the Union address to Congress in a little over eight hours. Mr Trump is also… Read more Audio
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Govt to help renters with letting fees ban
7:48 AM.Banning letting fees and allowing landlords to increase rents just once per year are two of the ways the government wants to make life easier for renters. Housing Minister Phil Twyford is planning to… Read more Audio
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Waka-jumping bill will hurt NZ's reputation - National
7:43 AM.The National Party is warning the so-called waka jumping bill will see New Zealand join the ranks of Rwanda, Uganda and Zimbabwe when it comes to democracy. The government's legislation - which passed… Read more Audio
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Missing Kiribati boat: Children likely to be on board
7:35 AM.The MP for the Kiribati island where a missing ferry departed from says many of the victims are likely to be high school children heading to Tarawa for the term. The Butiraoi, which may have been… Read more Audio
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Greens' marijuana bill closer to Helen Kelly's hope - son
7:27 AM.The late Helen Kelly's son, Dylan Kelly, says the government's medicinal cannabis bill that passed its first reading at Parliament on Wednesday is 'woefully inadequate' and doesn't go far enough. He's… Read more Audio