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Morning Rural News for 12 August 2021
News from the rural and farming sector. Audio
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Early Business News for 12 August 2021
A brief update from the business sector. Audio
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Kaikohe properties selling in less than a week - agent
12 Aug 2021The number of houses for sale under $300,000 in New Zealand is dropping by the month.
Kaikohe, in Northland, is one of the last places you can find them.
The median price there was $291,000 last… Read more Audio
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Climate change: Rewriting the end of a film we haven't seen yet
Images that show the climate crisis we are in - including of people escaping on ferries from the ongoing fires on the Greek Island of Evia - are like scenes from an apocalyptic movie. But, apocalyptic… Read more Audio
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Top Stories for Thursday 12 August 2021
12 Aug 2021A single Delta Covid case could plunge the country into a Level 4 lockdown. The Prime Minister details new rules if there is community transmission. Global attention for an Auckland real estate agent… Read more Audio
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Police officer recounts saving man from burning building
11 Aug 2021Saving the life of a wanted man by rolling him on the ground after he caught on fire, is not something police officers expect to do on the job.
But, that's what Constable Scott Higby did a year ago… Read more Audio
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Hurricanes says it can't control opinions of partial owner
11 Aug 2021Hurricanes Rugby says it can't control the views of one of its owners after he accused a tech entrepreneur of 'sucking up to the left-loving Māori agenda'.
Animation Research founder Sir Ian Taylor… Read more Audio
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Transpower chief executive on Monday blackouts
11 Aug 2021The chief executive of Mercury says the alert sounded by Transpower on Monday could have been more intense.
Mercury's chief executive, Vince Hawksworth, told Morning Report that Transpower that… Read more Audio
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Government document warns of risk of returning foreign students
11 Aug 2021A draft government document warns the return of foreign students could worsen housing and teacher shortages, enrich some institutions but not others, and create over-reliance on students' fees.
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Markets Update for 11 August 2021
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Read more Audio
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Advocate on prisoners waiting for rehab help
11 Aug 2021The Parole Board is frustrated inmates are being left waiting in prison for help with rehabilitation.
The board's chair, Sir Ron Young, wrote to Minister Kelvin Davis in January spelling out his… Read more Audio
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Investors driving property prices up in small town NZ
11 Aug 2021Big money investors and urbanites are moving into small town New Zealand, snapping up properties and driving rentals to exorbitant prices.
The Salvation Army's State of Our Communities Report, which… Read more Audio
