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WA home loan numbers boosted by migration
WA home loan numbers boosted by migration
Figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics show the number of loans for houses in May rose 4% in seasonally adjusted terms compared to April. Record migration helped drive the increase.
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One In Five for 7 July 2013 - Tribes
Katy Gosset checks out an acclaimed and provocative play that explores being deaf within a hearing family. Audio
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Rudd 'deeply sorry' for insulation deaths
Rudd 'deeply sorry' for insulation deaths
Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd says he is deeply sorry for the deaths of three young tradesmen who were killed as a result of botched home insulation scheme introduced by his government.
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Public sector job cuts announced in French Polynesia
Public sector job cuts announced in French Polynesia
The new French Polynesian government has outlined plans to cut 1,000 public sector jobs within two years amid the territory's worst economic crisis. The finance minister, Nuihau Laurey, says 200...
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Morning Report: local papers
Morning Report: local papers
Thursday's headlines: Christchurch Mayor Bob Parker no longer willing to defend city council chief executive Tony Maryatt; referendum on water flouridation likely in Hamilton; throwing a stick for…
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Council lost $3.5m on Carisbrook deals
Council lost $3.5m on Carisbrook deals
Dunedin's council says it regrets losing millions on its purchase and recent sale of former sportsground Carisbrook. Mayor Dave Cull admits poor decisions were made, but no one party was to blame.
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Reserve Bank considering loan restrictions
Reserve Bank considering loan restrictions
The Reserve Bank says restricting low-deposit loans is the best option available to cool a rampant Auckland housing market and avoid damaging the banking system. Audio
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Housing for Maori at crisis point - Mana Party candidate
Housing for Maori at crisis point - Mana Party candidate
The Mana Party's candidate for Ikaroa-Rawhiti says housing for Maori right throughout the country is at crisis point.
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Te Manu Korihi News for 20 June 2013
Audio 20 Jun 2013The Mana Party candidate for Ikaroa-Rawhiti says housing for Maori right throughout the country is at crisis point; The Maori Party's candidate hoping to win the Ikaroa-Rawhiti seat says there's a… Audio
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Te Manu Korihi News for 20 June 2013
Audio 20 Jun 2013The Maori Party's candidate standing for the Ikaroa-Rawhiti seat says there's a political power vacuum in the region - and he wants to fill it; Meanwhile, the Mana Party candidate for Ikaroa-Rawhiti… Audio
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US to pledge $US300m in new aid for Syria
US to pledge $US300m in new aid for Syria
President Barack Obama is to announce $US300 million in humanitarian aid to address the Syrian crisis.
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Offshore markets up
Offshore markets up
Stocks in the United States rebounded on Monday, climbing 1% and recovering last week's losses. Markets in Europe were also up
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Solar energy focus at Fieldays
Solar energy focus at Fieldays
Final gate figures show more than 125,000 people attended New Zealand's largest agricultural event, the National Agricultural Fieldays, this year.
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Mayor confident deadline will be met
Mayor confident deadline will be met
The mayor of Christchurch says the council will meet a crucial deadline for improving its building consent process, not because of a threat from the Government, but because staff have been working on… Audio
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US housing upturn boosts Tenon's profit expectations
US housing upturn boosts Tenon's profit expectations
Wooden building products company Tenon is expecting a sharp improvement in profitability now the housing market in the United States is improving dramatically.
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Overcrowding 'missing link' on hospitalisations
Overcrowding 'missing link' on hospitalisations
Health researchers have found that overcrowded housing partly explains why so many Maori and Pacific children end up in hospital. Audio
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Overcrowding, an unaddressed and growing crisis
Audio 7 Jun 2013A groundbreaking study released by Otago University today says the health dangers from over-crowded housing are much clearer than anyone realised and helps explain the disproportionate number of Maori… Audio
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Peters again raises concerns about Chinese immigration
Peters again raises concerns about Chinese immigration
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has again raised his concerns about Chinese immigration, blaming it for pushing up house prices and pension costs.
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Salvation Army says Pacific people in NZ worst hit by financial crisis
Salvation Army says Pacific people in NZ worst hit by financial crisis
The Salvation Army says Pacific people in New Zealand have been more severely hit than anyone else by the global recession. A new report says they now have the highest...
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Budget a 'missed opportunity' to tackle child poverty
Budget a 'missed opportunity' to tackle child poverty
Child poverty groups in Christchurch are describing the Budget as empty and a missed opportunity. One says the Government is putting the city rebuild ahead of families' needs. Audio
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Backdown over holiday park closure
Backdown over holiday park closure
Christchurch City Council has backed down on its plan to close a holiday park where 25 people are living.
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No more concessions for North Korea
No more concessions for North Korea
The United States and South Korea have promised to keep up their guard and not reward bad behaviour by North Korea.
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Fiji swears in six new members of the judiciary
Fiji swears in six new members of the judiciary
Fiji's judiciary has sworn in six new magistrates and judges at Government House, all of them from Sri Lanka. Two new judges studied in Australia, and the other new judge...
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Deadline for turnaround set by new PM
Deadline for turnaround set by new PM
New Prime Minister Enrico Letta has given himself 18 months to turn the Italian economy around.
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Marae civil defence role 'ignored'
Marae civil defence role 'ignored'
An engineer says the Government and some local councils are ignoring the capability of marae in a civil defence crisis.