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Invasive fall armyworm pest spreads to more farms
1 Mar 2023The number of farms under attack by a maize and corn eating pest has more than doubled since January.
Forty-five farms reported the fall armyworm on their land in January - that's slowly grown to 119… Read more Audio
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Black Caps test one of the greatest ever - cricket writers
Cricket writers are describing the incredible scenes at the Basin Reserve in Wellington on Tuesday as one of the greatest tests ever played, where New Zealand defeated England by one-run.
It was just… Read more Audio
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Top Stories for Wednesday 1 March 2023
1 Mar 2023Top stories for 1 March 2023 We'll speak to Rob Campbell who was yesterday fired by the Health Minister from his job as chair of Te Whatu Ora. On the cyclone-hit east coast, rural Hawke's Bay… Read more Audio
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Pizza crisis in the UK amid tomato shortage
Pizza orders right now in the UK might look and taste wildly different to what you're used to. A shortage of the humble tomato - among other produce - is forcing some Italian restaurants to ration the… Read more Audio
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Climate minister on paying other countries to cut NZ emissions
The government's still made no moves on how to pay other countries to cut our emissions for us, despite that being the main way for the country to meet our Paris climate pledge. Two-thirds of our… Read more Audio
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$12.8b to cut NZ emissions overseas - with no funding plan yet
Billions of dollars will have to be paid to other countries to slash emissions on our behalf, if we're to meet our Paris climate agreement by 2030.
The government came to that conclusion more than a… Read more Audio
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Victim advocate remembers former MP Chester Borrows
28 Feb 2023Former National Party MP Chester Borrows has died, aged 65, after being diagnosed with cancer last year.
Borrows had served as Courts Minister and the associate minister of justice in Sir John Key's… Read more Audio
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Universities encouraging students to actually attent lectures
Universities are encouraging students to actually turn up to their lectures instead of watching them online.
Academics say talking to near-empty halls last year was demoralising and they worry it… Read more Audio
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Market Update for 28 February 2023
Business update for 28 February 2023 Audio
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Dozens use cyclone insurance help service in its first week
28 Feb 2023Dozens of homeowners have already sought help from the Government's Claims Resolution Service set up to help homeowners settle insurance claims for cyclone damage.
The service has been operating for… Read more Audio
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Analysis: Rob Campbell's linkedin Luxon comment
28 Feb 2023Rob Campbell's job as chair of Te Whatu Ora - Health New Zealand is on the line.
The top health boss has been on thin ice since letting loose on the business networking site LinkedIn describing… Read more Audio
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Heavy rain warnings in place in Napier
Heavy rain warnings have been put in place for Napier.
Reporter Lauren Crimp is at State Highway 51, on Napier's waterfront.
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