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Checkpoint Top Stories for Friday 20 June 2014
Audio 20 Jun 2014CYF caregiver jailed for raping foster girls in his care, Iraq dominates Key's discussions with John Kerry, Iraq crisis blamed for petrol price hikes, Man found dead in West Auckland house fire and… Audio
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Baghdad citizens stockpile supplies
Baghdad citizens stockpile supplies
Sunni militants led by Islamic State of Iraq and Syria fighters are battling government troops at Baquba, just 60 kilometres from Iraqi capital Baghdad. Citizens are stockpiling food and water. Audio
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Overhaul of policies in Tonga to combat obesity
Audio 12 Jun 2014The Tongan government says it is overhauling its policies in a bid to deal with what it says is the biggest killer in the region - obesity. Audio
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Push for diversification in PNG agriculture
Audio 10 Jun 2014Push for diversification in PNG agriculture in the face of challenges such as the cocoa pod borer crisis. Audio
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Personal relationships key to solve Tonga's obesity
Personal relationships key to solve Tonga's obesity
The Women and Children Crisis Centre in Tonga says power and control in relationships is a contributing factor to obesity there.
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Southland the place to be, report shows
Southland the place to be, report shows
A report into the economies in New Zealand regions has confirmed Southlanders have the highest living satisfaction in the country. Audio
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Mass appeal: Making voting matter
Making voting matter
Efforts are afoot to get more young people to the polls on Election Day – is 130,000 more voters than 2011 achievable?
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Smith defends Auckland housing time
Smith defends Auckland housing time
The Housing Minister is defending the Government's progress on the Auckland Housing Accord but says so far no new houses have been built in special zones.
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Christchurch rents still 'sky high'
Christchurch rents still 'sky high'
A return to pre-earthquake numbers of houses in Christchurch may not be enough to ease the city's housing crisis with an advocate saying rents in the city are sky high.
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Warning that a return to pre-quake housing levels not enough
Audio 29 May 2014There's a warning that a return to pre-earthquake numbers of houses in Christchurch may not be enough to ease the city's housing crisis. Audio
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Govt 'still focused' on housing supply
Govt 'still focused' on housing supply
The housing market continues to dominate Parliament, with the Government saying it remains focused on housing supply, not foreign ownership.
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POWER PLAY with Jane Patterson
POWER PLAY
The political argument around housing is becoming as over-heated as the housing market itself, as politicians fight to convince the public they can fix it.
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More people coming to NZ
A place to call home
It's offical more Kiwi's and migrants choosing to stay in New Zealand.
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Net migration continues to rise
Net migration continues to rise
Net migration in April was the second highest monthly level on record, due to fewer New Zealanders moving abroad and more people wanting to live here.
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Both sides invited to talks in Thailand
Both sides invited to talks in Thailand
Thailand's army chief invited both sides of the political divide to talks after imposing martial law on Monday in response to nearly seven months of anti-government protests.
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PM denies OECD figures reflect housing crisis
PM denies OECD figures reflect housing crisis
Prime Minister John Key denies the high prices of New Zealand homes reflects a crisis for homeowners. He says the findings in a report from the OECD reflect a strong economy. Audio
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Key denies housing stats reflect crisis
No crisis, says PM
Prime Minister rejects criticism over new statistics showing a crisis for home owners.
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POWER PLAY with Brent Edwards
POWER PLAY
The Government had to do two things in this week's Budget: deliver a surplus and reward struggling families. So did it deliver on the two politically important platforms?
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Another bill bulldozed through claims Nauru MP
Another bill bulldozed through claims Nauru MP
Nauru opposition MP says the government bulldozed though another bill in parliament by giving members in the opposition only 30 minutes to contemplate the bill.
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After the boom, comes the pinch
After the boom, the pinch
Younger generations are footing the bill for benefits that they themselves are likely to miss out on – and some economists predict a revolution.
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Boom benefits not spread evenly
Boom benefits not spread evenly
In the third article of a Budget 2014 series on inequality, Economics Correspondent Patrick O'Meara looks at the improved economies of Auckland and Christchurch. Audio
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Ukrainian fighting continues
Ukrainian fighting continues
European foreign ministers are meeting to discuss the crisis in Ukraine, where the authorities have launched a crackdown on pro-Russian separatists.
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Trust to relocate red-zoned houses
Trust to relocate red-zoned houses
A charitable trust being launched in Christchurch aims to see more red-zoned homes relocated and used to help solve the city's housing crisis.
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1st-home buyers asking parents for help in UK
1st-home buyers asking parents for help in UK
A survey in Britain shows almost two-thirds of first-time homebuyers are turning to their parents for financial help, underscoring concerns about the booming housing market.
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Kremlin can't control Ukrainian rebels - Putin
Kremlin can't control Ukrainian rebels - Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesperson Dmitry Peskov says the Kremlin can no longer exercise influence over rebels in the east of Ukraine, because they feel their lives are under threat.