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US boosts typhoon effort in Philippines
US boosts typhoon effort in Philippines
Philippines President Benigno Aquino is under growing pressure to speed up the distribution of food, water and medicine to desperate typhoon survivors. A giant US aircraft carrier has arrived… Audio
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Household borrowing growing faster than incomes - RBNZ
Household borrowing growing faster than incomes - RBNZ
The Reserve Bank says household borrowing is growing faster than incomes and New Zealand households are getting near to levels of indebtedness not seen since just after the global financial crisis.
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Bank considering exemption from loan limits
Bank considering exemption from loan limits
The Reserve Bank will consider exempting low deposit borrowers from new mortgage restrictions if they are building a new home. Audio
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Obama sorry for Americans whose health insurance plans cancelled
Obama sorry for Americans whose health insurance plans cancelled
President Barack Obama says he's sorry for Americans who had their health insurance plans cancelled because of his new law, even though he had promised they would not.
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IPCA brought in over teen sex complaints
IPCA brought in over teen sex complaints
Police Commissioner Peter Marshall insists police systems have not failed over the handling of allegations of sexual assault on girls in Auckland by young men who boasted about what they did on the… Audio
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Question Time for 6 November 2013
Audio 6 Nov 2013Questions to Ministers
- Hon DAVID PARKER to the Minister of Finance: Does he stand by his statement that a publicly-owned insurer is a "dumb idea"?
- Dr RUSSEL NORMAN to the Prime Minister: Does he…
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The Panel with Graham Bell and Finlay MacDonald (Part 1)
Audio 5 Nov 2013Topics - A senior police officer has been brought in from outside Auckland to help investigate a group of young men who've been boasting online about sex with intoxicated girls. The police have been… Audio
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Increase in consent fees blamed on leaky homes
Increase in consent fees blamed on leaky homes
Local Government New Zealand says a major increase in building consent fees is a result of the leaky building crisis.
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Christchurch housing plan on Labour's agenda
Christchurch housing plan on Labour's agenda
The Labour Party has pledged to put more resources into solving Christchurch's housing problems if it leads the next government.
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Substation to protect Auckland's power supply
Substation to protect Auckland's power supply
A new substation designed to help complete a transmission ring around Auckland and reduce the city's vulnerability to power shortages has formally opened. Audio
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Fonterra promises improvements after botulism scare
Fonterra promises improvements after botulism scare
The chairman of Fonterra has promised the company will implement the recommendations from an inquiry into the handling of its botulism contamination scare.
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Fonterra taking steps to address failings - chair
Fonterra taking steps to address failings - chair
Fonterra's board is setting up a new risk committee and taking steps to shed its fortress image after a critical report on the crisis caused by the botulism scare.
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Eritreans hold mock funeral in Italy
Eritreans hold mock funeral in Italy
Hundreds of Eritrean refugees have held a mock funeral outside the Italian parliament to remember the victims of a capsize earlier this month.
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Housing first priority for new council
Housing first priority for new council
The newly elected Christchurch City Council is wasting no time getting down to business with housing affordability shaping up to be a major focus. Audio
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Forgotten man of PNG politics reflects on political impasse
Forgotten man of PNG politics reflects on political impasse
A former top Papua New Guinea politician says he had to go against the traditional Highlands mould of character and behave in a passive manner in order to prevent bloodshed...
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Forgotten man of PNG politics reflects on political impasse
Forgotten man of PNG politics reflects on political impasse
A former top Papua New Guinea politician says he had to go against the traditional Highlands mould of character and behave in a passive manner in order to prevent bloodshed...
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Abal played a passive role for the good of PNG
Audio 24 Oct 2013Fall guy from PNG's 2011-2012 political impasse reflects on his role during turbulent time. Audio
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Fears NSW bushfires will merge and spread
Fears NSW bushfires will merge and spread
Australian firefighters battled high winds and hot temperatures on Monday, as they tried to stop three large bushfires from merging into one spanning hundreds of kilometres in the state of New South…
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NSW wildfires out of control
NSW wildfires out of control
Firefighters are battling a series of major wildfires in New South Wales, with fears that hundreds of homes have been destroyed.
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US Congress passes budget deal
US Congress passes budget deal
The US Congress has passed a bill to reopen the government and raise the federal debt limit, with hours to spare before the nation risked default. But President Barack Obama says politicians must stop… Audio
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Markets rally on US deal
Markets rally on US deal
Global sharemarkets have reacted positively to the news that American politicians have struck a cross-party deal to end a partial government shutdown and raise the country's debt limit.
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CNMI agencies dangerously low on federal funds
CNMI agencies dangerously low on federal funds
Agencies in the Northern Marianas dependent on federal funds may have to draw up alternative plans to keep federally funded programmes operational. The US government shut-down has entered its third...
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Len Brown to visit Reserve Bank in bid to ease housing crisis
Audio 14 Oct 2013With budget control, transport and housing as top agenda items, the re-elected supercity mayor will take Auckland's case to Wellington - in a bid to exempt young Aucklanders from new home deposit… Audio
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Top Stories for Monday 14 October 2013
Audio 14 Oct 2013Wet and windy weather expected across the country today; Queenstown considers tax on tourists to fund convention centre; Government not ruling out online voting for 2016 local govt elections; Senate… Audio
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US talks on fiscal crisis turn to Senate
US talks on fiscal crisis turn to Senate
Congressional negotiations to end a US fiscal crisis have broken down in the House of Representatives and are now in preliminary stages in the Senate.