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Early Business News for 25 August 2022
A brief update from the business sector. Audio
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Ukraine celebrates independence amid war
25 Aug 2022Ukraine is celebrating Independence Day six months after the invasion by Russia began.
The invasion has resulted in immense destruction, the displacement of millions of Ukrainians and the deaths of… Read more Audio
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Marlborough vintners look forward to drier soils soon
25 Aug 2022Heavy rain in Marlborough has left large areas of grape vines standing in water.
Winemakers say it's not a problem yet, but it will be if the rain continues and soils can't dry out properly soon.
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Top Stories for Thursday 25 August 2022
25 Aug 2022Top stories for 25 August 2022 Countdown and Foodstuffs are told to loosen their grip on the wholesale market. Newly independdent MP Gaurav Sharma lashes out at the outgoing Speaker, Trevor Mallard… Read more Audio
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NZ's biggest drag show hits Palmerston North
The Palmy Drag Fest is fast approaching.
Not the normal hoons in Toyotas along Fitzherbert Ave that we know and love, its a show at the Regent Theatre in Palmerston North with Drag Queens and Kings… Read more Audio
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New photos of Jupiter from James Webb telescope released
New, unprecedented images of Jupiter have been captured by the worlds largest and most powerful space telescope.
The James Webb Space Telescope images show auroras, giant storms, moons and rings… Read more Audio
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Te Atiawa iwi moving ahead on property plans
24 Aug 2022Te Atiawa is re-establishing its presence on the New Plymouth landscape - in more ways than one - as the iwi realises its property aspirations.
On one side of town an unloved tower block is coming… Read more Audio
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Advocacy group not happy with Oranga Tamariki Bill passing
Controversial legislation to restructure how Oranga Tamariki is monitored has passed its final hurdle in Parliament.
The Oranga Tamariki Oversight Bill will remove the country's top watchdog for… Read more Audio
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Union warns NZ could be caught short on toilet paper
24 Aug 2022The pulp and paper workers union says we could soon be in the grips of a toilet paper shortage - if a Kawerau production company continues to lock out its workers.
One hundred and forty-five… Read more Audio
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Market Update for 24 August 2022
Business update for 24 August 2022 Audio
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Civil Defence still monitoring situation in Marlborough
24 Aug 2022Civil Defence Marlborough regional controller Richard McNamara, is continuing to monitor a clean-up that he estimates will cost "at least" $100 million.
He spoke to Corin Dann. Read more Audio
