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Families win court battle to recieve partially-built tiny homes
Six families who bought tiny homes from a company which went bust have won the right to receive their nearly and partially completed homes in what has been described as a "ground-breaking" court… Read more Audio
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Wellington Water's troubles at boiling point
16 Mar 2023Wellington Water has again found itself in hot water after a landslip in Lower Hutt, likely caused by a leaky pipe which locals have complained about for months.
In the past two years, the capital's… Read more Audio
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Inquest looking at deaths of men on commute in 2019
16 Mar 2023'Too scared to say no.'
That's how the families of two temporary workers are describing them on a commute they did not want to take, and did not survive.
The Palmerston North men, Floyd Harris and… Read more Audio
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Teachers explain reasons for striking from pickets
About 50,000 teachers are walking off the job today, asking for more resources to do their jobs, and pay-rises that keep pace with inflation.
The combined strike includes teachers from kindergarten… Read more Audio
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Markets Update for 16 March 2023
16 Mar 2023A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Zoe Hobbs surprised by early season forms
16 Mar 2023Sprinter Zoe Hobbs has run sub-11 seconds for the 100 metres twice in two weeks- times which elevate her to a world-class competitor.
Today she's back in action at the Sir Graeme Douglas… Read more Audio
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Shortage of anaesthetic technicians holding up operations
16 Mar 2023Thousands of patients nationally are waiting longer for operations because of an acute shortage of anaesthetic technicians.
According to Te Whatu Ora, there are currently 98 vacancies nationwide for… Read more Audio
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Teachers on why they're striking
16 Mar 2023Nearly 50,000 teachers and principals across the country will strike today.
The industrial action has been organised by the Post Primary Teachers' Association and New Zealand Educational Institute
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Analysis: PM under pressure to remove Nash's portfolios
16 Mar 2023The Prime Minister is under mounting pressure to strip Stuart Nash of all of his ministerial portfolios.
Nash resigned as police minister on Wednesday, after admitting he'd once encouraged the… Read more Audio
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Economists guessing economy contracted in late 2022
16 Mar 2023Economists are expecting a mild contraction for the economy in the fourth quarter of 2022.
The GDP figures will be released today, and may give a greater idea of any impending recession.
Kiwibank is… Read more Audio
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Global stock markets slump due to Credit Suisse concerns
Global stock markets have slumped overnight as concern about the health of the banking sector has resurfaced with the latest concerns centring on Swiss bank Credit Suisse
Credit Suisse bank shares… Read more Audio
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Strange decision to keep Nash in other ministerial roles - Geddis
A law professor says Stuart Nash being allowed to remain in his other ministerial roles is a strange decision after his serious of problematic mistakes.
Nash has resigned as the police minister after… Read more Audio
