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Summer Report for Tuesday 8 January 2013
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85 year old proves working is worthwhile
8:53 AM.85 year olds aren't generally found in retail jobs at downtown department stores. Audio
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Summer movies
8:47 AM.With some summer movie suggestions - the author and broadcaster David Slack joins us. Audio
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Black Caps described as being at "sixes and sevens"
8:38 AM.Ahead of a tour to New Zealand by England's cricket team, a senior English cricket writer is describing the Black Caps as being at "sixes and sevens" while playing South Africa. Audio
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Sports News for 8 January 2013
8:35 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio
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Strong wings in the Coromandel cause chaos
8:33 AM.Strong wings in the Coromandel caused chaos at at least one camping ground overnight. Audio
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New powers for the Privacy Commissioner
8:28 AM.The Justice Minister is hoping to report to Cabinet on increasing powers for the Privacy Commissioner in April or May, six months later than originally planned. Audio
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Controversial choice for US Defence Secretary
8:23 AM.In Washington, President Obama has just nominated the former Republican Senator Chuck Hagel as his new Defence Secretary. Audio
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West Coast washout of state highway six repaired
8:19 AM.State Highway Six near Hari Hari on the West Coast is open again after last week's bridge wash-out, Marcus Irvine reports. Audio
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Conditions ease in Tasmania where fires still rage
8:15 AM.The ABC's Brad Markham talks to us from Hobart where bush fires continue to blaze. Audio
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Fire danger catastrophic in parts of NSW
8:09 AM.The Mayor of Wollongong ahead of what could be catastrophic bush fires in New South Wales. Audio
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Place names: children
7:55 AM.Peter Dowling on the links between place names and children: Children's Bay, Nga Tamariki o Hikura, Young Nick's Head, Kupe's daughters. Audio
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The mysteries of Matiu-Somes Island revealed
7:44 AM.Nick Butcher spends a night on Matiu-Somes Island. Audio
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Keep that holiday buzz after heading back to work
7:40 AM.Psychology lecturer talks to Tim about the post-holiday blues. Audio
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Indonesian Government slammed for tourist death
7:35 AM.Hoteliers in Indonesia call for action after a New Zealand tourist dies, Briony Sowden reports. Audio
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Markets Update for 8 January 2013
7:34 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Sports News for 8 January 2013
7:26 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio
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Chaotic scenes as India rape accused appear
7:20 AM.A judge has been forced to eject the media and members of the public from a courtroom after angry scenes erupted at the first appearance of the five men accused of raping and killing a 23-year old… Read more Audio
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Novopay problems 'probably under-reported'
7:14 AM.The Principals' Federation says the latest figures detailing problems with the Novopay system are likely to be conservative, and errors are snowballing. Audio
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NSW on high alert as fire danger reaches catastrophic
7:09 AM.Parts of New South Wales face their worst ever bushfire risk today, with fire conditions classed as catastrophic in Illawarra and the southern ranges. Audio
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Top Stories for Tuesday 8 January 2013
7:00 AM.New South Wales faces catastrophic fire conditions today. New figures show thousands of mistakes made by the Novopay system and if you're back at work and feeling a bit blue after a holiday - you're… Read more Audio
07:00 News
07:25 Newspapers from the main centres
07:45 Summer Feature
Nick Butcher spends a night on Matiu/Somes Island among the geckoes and tuatara.
07:55 The history of New Zealand place names
Peter Dowling on the links between place names and children.
08:00 News
08:25 Outspoken
Can we trust the Government with our personal details? We’re debating this on Outspoken tonight.
08:33 Regional newspapers
08:36 Summer Senses
David Slack on things to do on your summer holiday.
08:41 Summer Feature
Ian Telfer reports on how the historic Cargills castle near Dunedin could be re-opened to the public.
08:55 Ever Young
Jonathan Mitchell talks to long serving stock agent Frank Gordon.