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Curfew in place for second successive night
Curfew in place for second successive night
A curfew in Christchurch city centre is under way and will go on until 7am on Monday following Saturday's major earthquake. The army is expected to take over from tired police officers on Monday.
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Finance company to run more roadshows
Finance company to run more roadshows
South Canterbury Finance plans to run more investor roadshows as it works to shore up confidence in the company.
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Series of meetings to be held by SCF
Series of meetings to be held by SCF
South Canterbury Finance is to publicly answer questions from investors about the company's future, at a series of meetings.
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Businessman's offer to rebuild pool considered
Businessman's offer to rebuild pool considered
The Christchurch City Council is due to decide on Thursday to allow a local businessman to fund the rebuilding of a swimming pool it controversially demolished.
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Morning Report: local papers
Morning Report: local papers
Monday's headlines: International Panel on Climate Change information found wanting once again; parking tickets issued in Dunedin up by up nearly 5000 last year; record 20,000 Phoenix match in…
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Aorangi School tells court closure review unfair
Aorangi School tells court closure review unfair
Lawyers representing Aorangi School's board say rebuilding its classrooms would have been affordable if Education Ministry staff hadn't muddled their calculations.
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Aorangi School to take legal action over closure
Aorangi School to take legal action over closure
Aorangi School in Christchurch intends to mount a legal challenge against a decision by Education Minister Anne Tolley to close it. Audio
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NZ continues aid efforts in tsunami-hit Pacific
NZ continues aid efforts in tsunami-hit Pacific
The New Zealand Defence Force team will leave Samoa for Tonga on Wednesday as it continues to deliver aid to islands devastated by a tsunami.
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Morning papers
Morning papers
In the New Zealand Herald, fitness clubs are up in arms over a feared 40-fold increase in copyright charges for music at aerobics lessons and other fitness classes.
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School appeals to stay open
School appeals to stay open
A Christchurch primary school is lodging an appeal with the Government to remain open. Aorangi Primary is Prime Minister John Key's former school. Audio
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Businessman is new president of National Party
Businessman is new president of National Party
Auckland businessman Peter Goodfellow is the new president of the National Party.
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Spectrum for 12 July: Half way home
Audio 12 Jul 2009Christchurch's Battered Women's Trust brings hope and helps rebuild shattered lives. Audio
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Community determined to save school, says principal
Community determined to save school, says principal
The principal of a Christchurch school facing closure says the community is determined to save it.
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PM's former school faces closure
PM's former school faces closure
The Prime Minister's former primary school in Christchurch is facing closure and has five weeks to convince the Minister of Education it should stay open. Audio
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Residents fight to keep Christchurch pool site
Residents fight to keep Christchurch pool site
Christchurch residents fighting a council plan to sell an historic pool site have put forward their submissions at a hearing.
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Swimming group to reoccupy Edgeware pool site
Swimming group to reoccupy Edgeware pool site
A Christchurch swimming club says it is taking back a historic pool site the city council is planning to sell.A Christchurch swimming club says it is taking back a historic pool site the city council…
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Donation made to couple with no home
Donation made to couple with no home
A housing company in Christchurch is helping a couple build a new home after their old one was demolished due to leaks. It has donated an undisclosed sum of money to them.