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Holidays Act proves continuing headache for Te Whatu Ora
7:55 AM.Payroll experts warn Te Whatu Ora's more than two-billion-dollar backpay bill owed to staff will keep growing because the Holidays Act is not fit for purpose. As well as the amount owed for wrongly… Read more Audio
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Shane Jones puts environmental laws in his sights
7:47 AM.The new Minister for Regional Development, Resources and Ocean and Fisheries, Shane Jones, has put climate change and environmental laws firmly in his sights. In Parliament yesterday, the New Zealand… Read more Audio
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NZ not on track to meet climate target - Climate Commission
7:47 AM.The Climate Change Commission says New Zealand is not on track to meet its climate targets. The independent organisation's latest report discusses how the government can meet its emissions budgets -… Read more Audio
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Te Whatu Ora issues Covid booster reminder
7:41 AM.Te Whatu Ora is reminding those eligible for Covid boosters to book them in before Christmas. New Zealand has been experiencing another wave of COVID-19 over the last few weeks with hospitalisations… Read more Audio
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Christchurch to host Sail GP
7:37 AM.Lyttelton Harbour has been confirmed as host of the New Zealand leg of Sail GP in March next year. Auckland was meant to play host to the racing, but the unavailability of a spectator facility put… Read more Audio
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Government releases joint statement on Israel/Gaza war
7:27 AM.The Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has joined Australia and Canada's leaders in calling for a pause in hostilities in Gaza and more international efforts towards a sustainable ceasefire. In a… Read more Audio
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COP28 mired in debate about draft statement
7:19 AM.Today was meant to see the end of the annual COP28 summit in Dubai, but an impasse as to the wording used in the conference's final text is causing delays. A row erupted after a draft of a potential… Read more Audio
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Roofs torn off, windows shattered in powerful Lower Hutt storm
7:13 AM.A powerful thunderstorm caused significant damage across the country yesterday. Roofs were torn off buildings, windows and doors shattered, and at least two people were injured when the storm struck… Read more Audio
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Government rushes to scrap Reserve Bank's employment mandate
7:10 AM.Legislation to scrap the Reserve Bank's mandate to protect jobs is being rushed through Parliament under urgency. It's one of the coalition government's first moves in power - aimed at bringing down… Read more Audio
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Business News for 13 December 2023
6:55 AM.News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
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Protest sparks debate about limits of civil disobedience
6:49 AM.A protest at Te Papa has sparked questions about what is deemed 'too far' for civil disobedience in public spaces. A group called Te Waka Hourua spraypainted over a panel of the English text of the… Read more Audio
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Dramatic weather hits country on Tuesday
6:44 AM.Uawa Tolaga Bay Civil defence said the community had a scary night after rain, hail and lightning continued late into the evening on Tuesday night. Civil defence manager for the area Greg Shelton said… Read more Audio
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Hutt South MP describes aftermath of powerful storm
6:39 AM.The Hutt South MP Chris Bishop has praised locals who rushed to get children to safety during the ferocious storm that hit Lower Hutt yesterday afternoon. Howling winds and heavy rain pelted the… Read more Audio
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Early Business News for 13 December 2023
6:21 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Whangarei fuel prices drop to $2.58pl
6:16 AM.There is good news for drivers in Whangarei - fuel prices have plummeted months after the city was lamenting some of the highest prices in the country,. Cut price retailer Allied has opened up in the… Read more Audio
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What not to buy for Christmas
8:56 AM.Christmas is less than two weeks away.
And for those who are yet to get their presents sorted - its time to listen up.
Because reporter Krystal Gibbens has gone on a mission to find the gifts that… Read more Audio
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Acclaimed playwright and novelist Renée dies aged 94
8:53 AM.Acclaimed playwright and novelist, Renée, died last night in Wellington. She was 94.
Renée wrote ten books of fiction and a memoir, more than twenty plays, and numerous short stories and essays.
Her… Read more Audio
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Bright lights causing trouble for plants, animals
8:50 AM.Bright lights at night are not a delight for Aotearoa's plants and animals.
New research from Nelson's polytechnic shows the area of New Zealand that gets artificially lit increased by more than… Read more Audio
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Iconic vintage yachts arrive in Auckland for race anniversary
8:45 AM.A collection of iconic vintage yachts are set to arrive in to Auckland harbour in a few hours after a lengthy trip from Cape Town.
It's the second stop of the Ocean Globe Race, celebrating the 50th… Read more Audio
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Little admits mental health programme 'cannibalised' system
8:43 AM.Former Health Minister Andrew Little has admitted Labour's largest mental health initiative stole staff from other parts of the mental health sector.
The 664-million-dollar scheme put mental health… Read more Audio
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Sports Chat for 12 December 2023
8:38 AM.An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere. Audio
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Market Update for 12 December 2023
8:32 AM.Market Update for 12 December 2023 Audio
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Counter terrorism expert addresses coronial inquest into Christchurch terror attack deaths
8:28 AM.An international counter terrorism expert believes an attack at Christchurch's Linwood Islamic Centre in 2019 could have been avoided if police knew about the warning passed on by a parliamentary… Read more Audio