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Europe shares dip
European shares ended down slightly on Thursday after both the European Central Bank and the Bank of England left interest rates on hold.
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Storm's wrath felt from Northland to Nelson
The storm moving down the country is making itself felt from Northland to Nelson as high winds and heavy rain cause slips, flooding, power outages and road closures and force people to evacuate their…
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Approaching storm promises more heavy rain
A big storm approaching theupper North Island is expected to bring up to 100 millimetres of rain on the region by 9am on Wednesday.
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Oil companies drop fuel prices
All major oil companies dropped fuel prices by 4 cents a litre on Friday, bringing the fall in petrol prices over the past 10 days to 12c a litre.
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US market rises
Stocks in the United States rose on Wednesday on hopes lawmakers will approve a rescue plan for mortgage finance companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. European shares have also ended higher.
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Even money on interest rate review
It's even money on whether the Reserve Bank of New Zealand will cut the Official Cash Rate at 9am on Thursday. The rate is currently 8.25%. It was set in July 2007.
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Europe stocks rise 2.1%
European shares have ended more than 2% higher ahead of a vote on a rescue bill for the housing market in the United States. The White House said President George Bush will sign it into law.
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Official Cash Rate review
Results of the Reserve Bank's latest review of the Official Cash Rate will be announced at 9am on Thursday. The rate is currently 8.25%. It was set in July 2007.
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Question Time for 23 July 2008
Audio 23 Jul 2008QUESTIONS FOR ORAL ANSWER Wednesday, 23 July 2008 Questions to Ministers 1. JOHN KEY to the Prime Minister: Does she have confidence in the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Racing; if so, why?… Audio
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US market rallies
Stocks in the United States rose by more than 1% on Tuesday as oil prices fell. However, European shares were lower.
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European shares lower
Weaker oil prices have cushioned a fall in European shares. The price of oil has fallen by about $US5 a barrel. Weaker oil prices have cushioned a fall in European ...
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Pope departs Sydney on Monday
Pope Benedict XVI leaves Sydney on Monday morning, bringing the World Youth Day event to an end.
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Dow closes below 11,000
The Dow Jones index has closed below 11,000 for the first time since July 2006. European stocks are also down.
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Wall St sags
Stocks in the United States have fallen after the collapse of IndyMac on Friday outweighed earlier optimism over a federal plan to stabilize Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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Wall St sags
Stocks in the United States have fallen after the collapse of IndyMac on Friday outweighed earlier optimism over a federal plan to stabilize Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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Wall Street falls on bank jitters
Stocks in the United States have tumbled despite a proposed federal rescue plan for mortgage finance companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. However, European shares rose on Monday.
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Local, Australian markets down
The New Zealand share market is following Wall Street downwards, as has the Australian share market, which opened lower on Monday.
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Second group of New Zealand soldiers on assignment to RAMSI
A second group of New Zealand territorial force soldiers leaves for Solomon Islands this morning (9am) on a four-month deployment." The group will replace NZ soldiers who have been serving...
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Samoa readying for funeral of first and only Pacific Islander Catholic Cardinal
Samoa is preparing to hold the funeral of the first and only Pacific Islander to become a Cardinal in the Roman Catholic Church. The funeral services for His Eminence Cardinal...
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Five Fijians in Bougainville members of CRW unit
A report from Papua New Guinea says five Fijian men in southern Bougainville are all members of the Counter-Revolutionary Warfare Unit which carried out the May 2000 coup in Fiji.
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Trial of former militants in Solomon Islands for the alleged killing of another militant adjourned
The High Court of Solomon Islands today went into adjournment on the first day of the Selwyn Saki murder trial. The long awaited trial was adjourned this morning following a...
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Mistake on subpoena wrecks American Samoa Senate hearing
A typographical error prevented American Samoa's Senate Select Investigative Committee from questioning Director of Marine and Wildlife Reosurces Ufagafa Ray Tulafono and deputy Directro Alofa Tuaumu…
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Porirua Ladies
Attitudes towards caring for the mentally ill in New Zealand have changed dramatically over the last 70 years. How did our society cope with those who were regarded as "hopeless", "mad" or simply… Audio, Gallery
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RNZ Pacific news at 9am for 14 October 2024
The latest news and sport from RNZ Pacific. Audio
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A Stirring Thrills the Air: The broad picture 1921-1935
We quickly embrace the first electronic mass-medium. A few hundred wire-fiddling enthusiasts in the early 1920s grow, even through the depression years, to 152,000 licence holders by 1935. Audio
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