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Solution near in Dick Tonks Rowing NZ feud
6:14 AM.The Olympic rowing champion Mahe Drysdale is hopeful a solution has been found to the on-going feud between his coach Dick Tonks and Rowing New Zealand. Mahe Drysdale told RNZ sports editor Stephen… Read more Audio
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Economist happy to see long-term rentals
6:12 AM.A Ngai Tahu and the New Zealand Super Fund are spending $113 million building 200 houses in the West Auckland suburb. The author of 'Generation Rent', Shamubeel Eaqub, is an adviser to the board of… Read more Audio
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Top Stories for Friday 18 December 2015
6:00 AM.Economist happy to see long-term rentals, Solution near in Dick Tonks Rowing NZ feud, Russian president addresses 1400 journalists, Peters says Hager case latest example of police politicisation, Fall… Read more Audio
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Porirua Powerball player hits the $15m jackpot
8:55 AM.Someone in Porirua East is 15 million dollars richer after hitting the Powerball jackpot. Audio
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The changing face of house hunting
8:52 AM.There have been seemingly endless stories this year about house prices, interest rates, and loan-to-value ratios. Audio
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Historical treasures return home to new Waitangi museum
8:49 AM.A truckload of the country's most important Maori artefacts and historical treasures have found their way home this week to Waitangi - after an absence of more than a century. Audio
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New Zealand fans give new Star Wars film the thumbs up
8:43 AM.At midnight last night, the much-anticipated The Force Awakens opened in cinemas around the country. Audio
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Charter school labelled waste of money by Northland teachers
8:39 AM.The Te Tai Tokerau Principals Association says the Whangaruru charter school facing closure was a total waste of 4.8 million dollars. Audio
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Markets Update for 17 December 2015
8:30 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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US Fed Reserve makes much anticipated move on interest rates
8:26 AM.The US Federal Reserve has just announced an interest rate rise by a quarter of a percentage point - the first rise in nearly a decade. Audio
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Greenpeace says block offer shows industry in decline
8:23 AM.The oil industry says a sharp fall in the number of companies wanting to explore in New Zealand does not mean the country has no future as an oil producer. Audio
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Questions are being raised about the PM's interviews
8:16 AM.Questions are being raised about the Prime Minister's media interviews John Key is making headlines for all the wrong reasons - again. Audio
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Helen Clark expected to put hand up for top UN job
8:11 AM.In an unprecedented move, the United Nations says women should be strongly encouraged to apply for the top job of Secretary General. Audio
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Whanganui Road open in time for Christmas
7:57 AM.Locals of the upper reaches of the Whanganui River are rapt a new bridge is opening that will clear the road into Whanganui in time for Christmas. Audio
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Victims of sex abuse say public sex offender register needed
7:54 AM.Victims of historical sex abuse want the names on a proposed child sex offender register made public. Audio
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Coach's contribution should not be overlooked
7:49 AM.Back now to the fate of legendary rowing coach Dick Tonks. Rowing New Zealand has cancelled its contract with him , effectively firing him for working with a Chinese crew. Audio
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Republican presidential candidates happy
7:39 AM.Republican candidates are upbeat about their performances at the last of CNN 's candidate debates yesterday. Audio
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Wait finally over for Star Wars fanatics in NZ
7:36 AM.The latest installment, Episode VII : The Force Awakens, opened in cinemas last night to hordes of dressed-up people. Audio
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Charter schools are working- ACT party
7:25 AM.Listening to that was Act party leader David Seymour, who is Undersecretary to the Minister of Education, with some responsibilities for charter schools. Audio
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Charter school head teacher's has previously been suspended
7:22 AM.The woman who oversaw teaching at a failed Northland charter school had been suspended from working as a teacher for a year before her appointment. Audio
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Tonks work with Rowing New Zealand all but over
7:17 AM.Legendary rowing coach Dick Tonks' association with New Zealand rowing appears all but over. Audio
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Helen Clark expected to throw hat in United Nations ring
7:13 AM.Our correspondent in New York, William Denselow is covering the United Nations. Audio
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Nominations open for UN secretary general position
7:10 AM.In an unprecedented move, the United Nations says women should be strongly encouraged to apply for the top job of Secretary General. Audio