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Finance Minister Nicola Willis on public servant cuts
7:56 AM.As the number of departed and departing public servants grows, so does the bill for their leaving. Finance Minister Nicola Willis joins us for our weekly National leader's spot while Christopher Luxon… Read more Audio
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Winston Peters condemns Iran's attack on Israel
7:49 AM.The prime minister Christopher Luxon and foreign minister Winston Peters have condemned Iran for what they say are "shocking and illegal strikes against Israel". Peters spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Pet bonds will make landlords more relaxed about pets says NZ Property Investors Federation
7:44 AM.The Housing Minister is expecting landlords will use good faith when negotiating pet bonds with their tenants. New Zealand Property Investors Federation Vice President Peter Lewis spoke to Corin Dann.
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PM Luxon discusses trade in Singapore
7:40 AM.Christopher Luxon's sales-push through South East Asia continues - having secured a commitment from Singapore to help future-proof trade. Craig McCulloch reports from Singapore. Audio
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Search continues for man who disappeared during Cyclone Gabrielle
7:36 AM.A search will resume today at a beach north of Napier in relation to the disappearance of Gisborne man Joseph Ahuriri during Cyclone Gabrielle. Reporter Kate Green spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
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Bank industry calls for government help resourcing national Anti-Scam Centre
7:28 AM.The banking industry is calling on the government to help resource its national Anti-Scam Centre, the industry also wants legal backing for the operation, as well as official help with gathering… Read more Audio
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Cutting public servants exceeds $6 million at single department
7:09 AM.Almost 2000 jobs across 19 departments have already been disestablished or soon will be, but the total cost of redundancies across the public service is not yet known and the Finance Minister has not… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 16 April 2024
7:06 AM.Jordie Barrett has become the first All Black to commit to New Zealand Rugby beyond the 2027 World Cup. Audio
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Renters association on new pet-bond scheme
6:48 AM.A renters association says the Government's new pet-bond scheme will only open the door for price gauging. Renters United spokesperson Luke Somervell spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Early Sports Chat for 16 April 2024
6:41 AM.An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere. Audio
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Rescue charity on pet bond scheme
6:23 AM.Landlords can now ask for a two-week pet bond under the scheme, and tenants must pay for any pet damage beyond normal wear and tear, and a pet rescue charity hopes the new pet bond scheme will ease… Read more Audio
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Early Business News for 16 April 2024
6:20 AM.Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team. Audio
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Wellington councillor on govt's mega-tunnel idea
6:16 AM.A Wellington regional councillor says there are more urgent transport projects than building a mega-tunnel. Wellington regional councillor Thomas Nash spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Sports News for 16 April 2024
6:05 AM.All Black Jordie Barrett has re-signed with New Zealand Rugby until after the next World Cup. Audio
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Morning Report Essentials for Monday 14th of April
10:00 AM.On today's episode we hear from Simeon Brown on a 'mega-tunnel' under Wellington, Christina Ruffini from the CBS discusses Iran's attack on Israel, the ABC's Tony Ibrahim on the Sydney shopping mall… Read more Audio
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Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia
8:53 AM.We cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio
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Long Covid sufferers concerned over Govt's benefit reset
8:48 AM.People suffering from long Covid are scared they'll face penalties under the coalition's benefit reset and are feeling let down by the welfare system. Jemima Huston reports. Audio
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Two school classrooms contaminated by asbestos, emails show
8:43 AM.Two school classrooms suffered extensive contamination with the most dangerous type of asbestos after the wall linings were taken off without any testing. Phil Pennington spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
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Auckland pensioners worried for future after sale falls through
8:40 AM.Up to a hundred Auckland pensioners who own units in a council-run affordable housing scheme are worried for their future now a sale to another operator has fallen through. Amy Williams has the story.
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Sports Chat for 15 April 2024
8:37 AM.An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere. Audio
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New private hospital opens in Auckland
8:26 AM.A new private hospital has opened in central Auckland and there are significant expansions planned for others in the city. Otago University health systems professor Robin Gauld spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Protestors take to streets in New Caledonia
8:23 AM.Pro-independence activists took to the streets In New Caledonia at the weekend protesting against planned constitutional changes which they say will derail their fight for self-determination. RNZ… Read more Audio