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Spending surges in Canterbury
The Canterbury Employers Chamber of Commerce is predicting the region's economic growth will remain the highest in New Zealand for the next five to 10 years. Audio
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iPod listener hit by train
Police believe a man who was hit by a train in Auckland on Monday morning may have been listening to his iPod as he crossed the tracks.
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Bus drivers reject pay offer
Bus drivers at Auckland's biggest bus company have voted against their new pay offer. Audio
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Tour company tracing bus crash passengers
The tour company whose bus crashed on Thursday morning in Southland says it is still trying to establish where the passengers are from. Audio
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Wall St down, Europe up
Stocks on Wall St have fallen slightly due to contraction in the US manufacturing sector last month for the first time in nearly three years. However, European markets were up.
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Christchurch returning to normal after snow storm
Public services are slowly returning to normal in Christchurch as the thaw from Wednesday's snow storm continues.
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Offshore markets down
Markets in the United States were under a cloud of sluggish growth and eurozone troubles on Thursday.
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At least 16 dead in new Italian quake
At least 16 people are now reported to have died in an earthquake in northern Italy. Audio
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Another fatal quake hits northern Italy
A new earthquake has struck the Emilia region in northern Italy, killing at least nine people and burying several others under rubble, according to local media.
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Offshore markets up
Stocks on Wall St have risen after sales of existing homes in the United States increased in April to their highest rate in nearly two years. European markets were also up.
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Question Time for 9 May 2012
Audio 9 May 2012- DAVID SHEARER to the Prime Minister: Is it still a fundamental purpose of his Government to narrow the wage gap between New Zealand and Australia, and to grow local wages in New Zealand?
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Changes needed to cater to Asian travellers
A tourism expert says language barriers, late-night dining and catering for Muslims are just some of the challenges that operators will increasingly have to deal with as more Asians want to visit…
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Nationwide earthquake drill planned for September
A nationwide earthquake drill involving 1 million people is achievable, according to an earthquake specialist from California.
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Gloom for Tonga after passing of Tonga's King George Tupou V
The King of Tonga, George Tupou V, has died in a Hong Kong hospital. The official announcement of His Majesty's passing on was made early this morning at about 6am...
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Oceania resthome workers on strike again
Workers at New Zealand's largest resthome chain are striking for the third time on Monday.
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Hurricanes line-up unchanged for second round match
The Hurricanes have elected to stick with the same 22 who were defeated by the Stormers in their Super Rugby season opener at Cape Town last weekend. The same players...
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Wall St rising
Stocks on Wall St climbed on Thursday, after better-than-expected economic data and mounting optimism that Greece's bailout deal will be agreed next week.
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Is youth policy in New Zealand working?
Audio 15 Feb 2012The head of Auckland University's Sociology department has organised the Supporting Positive Youth Transitions to Adulthood at The Fale Pasifika, Wynyard Street, University of Auckland, on Thursday 16… Audio
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Officials concede 'over-reaction' to flu scare
Health officials in Auckland admit they overreacted after quarantining a flight from Japan carrying students who appeared to have the flu. Audio
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Strong quake shakes Vanuatu but no damage reported
Audio 3 Feb 2012An earthquake measuring magnitude 6.9 struck in the Pacific Ocean off Vanuatu early this morning. A 5.7 earthquake struck NZ off the coast of New Plymouth at 7am and was widely felt. Audio
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Offshore markets up
Stocks on Wall St have jumped after manufacturing in the United States grew at the fastest pace in seven months in January.
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Offshore markets mixed
Stocks on Wall St fell on Tuesday following mixed corporate earnings and weak business activity and consumer confidence. However, markets in Europe rose.
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European markets up
Markets in the United States were closed on Monday for Martin Luther King Jnr Day. But European markets were up.
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Submerged Rena stern settles on reef
The stern of the cargo ship Rena has settled on Astrolabe Reef, off the coast of Tauranga, after it began sinking earlier on Tuesday.
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Tremors from latest quake spate set to continue
GNS Science says aftershocks from a string of quakes in Christchurch on Monday will continue for weeks, maybe months - but they are getting further away from the city. Audio