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Petition calls for review of Roastbusters case
7:20 AM.Supporters of sexual assault victims say the police are sending an awful message by not prosecuting those involved in a high profile teenage sex ring in Auckland. Audio
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Port of Tauranga responds
7:15 AM.Susie Ferguson speaks with Corporate Services Manager at the Port of Tauranga, Sara Lunam. Audio
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NZ ports accidents and deaths detailed in report
7:11 AM.Profits at New Zealand ports are at record levels but its coming at a cost with seven deaths and 133 serious accidents reported since 2011. Audio
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Morning markets for 30 October 2014
6:59 AM.New Zealand's Top 50 Index closed yesterday up 18 points to end at 53 56. Audio
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Whittakers chocolate hits the sweet spot
6:57 AM.Whittakers chocolate continues to be the popular go-to sweet treat for New Zealanders. Audio
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Michael Hill cracks Canada market, eyes US expansion
6:54 AM.Sir Michael Hill says these are the most exciting times in the jewellery retailer's history. Audio
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Chorus says NZ lacks the right incentives for fibre uptake
6:52 AM.Chorus says New Zealand lacks the right incentives to encourage consumers to sign up for ultra fast broadband. Audio
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TradeMe struggles to grow its traditional business
6:50 AM.TradeMe's year-on-year revenue for the sale of general goods has dropped one percent. Audio
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Meridian sees more life in the Tiwai point aluminium smelter
6:47 AM.Meridian Energy is receiving expert advice that demand for aluminium is likely to outstrip supply over the next two years. Audio
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Roastbusters case highlights systemic failures
6:42 AM.The Green Party says the decision not to press charges in a high profile teenage sex ring case in Auckland highlights systemic failures. Audio
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Former port worker not surprised by high accident rate
6:39 AM.There have been at least seven deaths and 133 serious accidents at New Zealand ports since 2011. Audio
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Te Manu Korihi News for 30 October 2014
6:27 AM.A Maori film and television group says it wants Te Mangai Paho - the Maori Broadcasting Funding Agency - to reconsider ring-fencing three-million dollars for Television New Zealand shows. An Auckland… Read more Audio
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Zambia President Michael Sata Dies
6:25 AM.Zambia's Guy Scott became Africa's first white head of state in 20 years after the president Michael Sata, died in a London hospital aged 77. Audio
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Top Stories for Thursday 30 October 2014
6:00 AM.Zambia President Michael Sata Dies, Former port worker not surprised by high accident rate, Roastbusters case highlights systemic failures, NZ ports accidents and deaths detailed in report, Petition… Read more Audio
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Evil clowns terrorise France
8:55 AM.A wave of panic sparked by evil clowns stalking French towns has spread to the south of France. Audio
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Call for suppliers to provide masks on sale
8:52 AM.A Christchurch man who contracted Legionnaire's disease last month is calling on suppliers of compost and potting mix to provide masks at the point of sale. Audio
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Fijian MPs in NZ to observe Parliament
8:50 AM.A delegation of Fijian MPs is in New Zealand to school up on parliamentary procedures after going years without democracy. Audio
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Te Manu Korihi News for 29 October 2014
8:46 AM.A Maori film and television group says it wants Te Mangai Paho - the Maori Broadcasting Funding Agency - to reconsider ring-fencing three-million dollars for Television New Zealand shows; An Auckland… Read more Audio
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Jesse Ryder in sights of NZ cricket selectors
8:40 AM.Jesse Ryder is once again in the sights of the New Zealand cricket selectors. Audio
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AA on Auckland transport funding gap
8:37 AM.A report due to be unveiled this morning is likely to include options to hike rates and petrol prices, as well as implement tolls on some major motorways. Barney Irvine is the Principal Infrastructure… Read more Audio
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Markets Update for 29 October 2014
8:29 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio