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Italy votes on reconstituting the constitution
Italy votes on reconstituting the constitution
Analysis - Italy is heading to a vote on massive constitutional reform, with its troubled economy hanging in the balance, writes Graeme Acton.
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Govt reluctant on income-based house loan limits
Govt reluctant on income-based house loan limits
The Reserve Bank is pushing for powers to impose income-based lending restrictions, though the government appears reluctant.
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Hot housing market, dairy debt still risks - Reserve Bank
Overheated housing market, dairy debt still risks - Reserve Bank
The Reserve Bank has asked the government to add a debt-to-income measure to its toolbox if the Auckland housing market continues to overheat.
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Kaikōura: How a fishing village became a tourist mecca
Kaikōura: How a fishing village became a tourist mecca
Kaikōura was once a sleepy village where people stopped for "fish and chips or a pee'' on their way to somewhere else. What changed? Video
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What does Trump's win mean for the Asia Pacific region?
What does Trump's win mean for the Asia Pacific region?
Analysis: Donald Trump is unlikely to take the US back to its pre-1941 isolationism, but a change in attitude to Asia and the Pacific is inevitable, writes Graeme Acton.
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The Science Of... Meth Houses
How safe are meth houses really? And what's it like to go inside? Katy Gosset and Alison Ballance take the plunge and ask how much meth is too much when it comes to setting a national standard? Audio, Gallery
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The Science Of... Meth Houses
The Science Of... Meth Houses
How safe are meth houses really? And what's it like to go inside? Katy Gosset and Alison Ballance take the plunge and ask how much meth is too much when it comes to setting a national standard?
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SA confident ahead of first Australia Test
SA confident ahead of first Australia Test
Stand-in South African captain Faf du Plessis says his team is full of confidence heading into their first Test on their tour of Australia in Perth today.
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Canadians warned not to rush towards Pharmac
'Reduced costs, but restricted access to important medicines'. A study warns Canadians 'to be careful about what they wish for ' when considering a Pharmac style drug buying system. Audio
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Triathlon performances not up to scratch
Triathlon performances not up to scratch
After four years in the role Triathlon New Zealand's high performance director Graeme Maw is stepping down, conceding performances by New Zealand top athletes are not what they should be.
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Ford reaches end of road in Australia after 90 years
Ford reaches end of road in Australia after 90 years
It is the end of the road for Ford across the Tasman today, with the company halting car production in Australia after 90 years.
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Crash reignites push to remove level crossings
Crash reignites push to remove level crossings
A safety campaigner warns it is only a matter of time before there's another fatal accident at a level crossing in Auckland if nothing is done about the risk.
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Graeme James: lessons from the street
Busking is the hard and fast way to learn your trade as a musician. After four years playing the streets Graeme James has just released his debut album News from Nowhere. Video, Audio
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Our Own Odysseys - middle-aged cycling OE
Janie Cook and her husband spent five months cycling around Europe in what she calls a mini middle-aged OE. Audio, Gallery
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Investors told to be wary amid sharemarket boom
Investors told to be wary amid sharemarket boom
The sharemarket is booming, but investors are being warned not to take it for granted.
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Conflicting E coli test results prompt changes
Conflicting E coli test results prompt changes
The Tararua District Council is changing its testing methods after receiving both positive and clear water readings for E coli in Pahiatua's water supply. Video
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RBNZ head remains firm on bank's approach
RBNZ head remains firm on bank's approach
The Reserve Bank governor has defended his approach as MPs accuse the bank of losing its grip on inflation and failing to act decisively.
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The Day In Parliament for 12 August 2016
Parliament adjourns for the weekend, with Leader of the House Gerry Brownlee signalling what will be on the Government's agenda for the week ahead; Finance Minister Bill English kicks off the final… Audio
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Official Cash Rate cut expected this morning
Official Cash Rate cut expected this morning
A cut in interest rates to a record low is considered all but certain this morning - but how much will retail banks pass on to borrowers?.
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Shayne P Carter: key player
Kim Hill talks to Dunedin musician Shayne P Carter, who has been writing, singing, and playing guitar since 1978 with Bored Games, DoubleHappys, Straitjacket Fits and Dimmer. He now performs under his… Audio
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Will the Rio games be clean?
Will the Rio games be clean?
Sports Call - This week the International Olympic Committee stopped short of handing Russia a blanket ban from next month's Olympics, so how clean can we expect the Rio Games to be? Audio
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Graeme Hart still tops rich list after $2bn drop
Graeme Hart still tops rich list after $2bn drop
Businessman Graeme Hart remains at the top of the country's rich list, but his wealth has been knocked lower because of his debt-laden businesses.
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Calls for overhaul of RBNZ inflation target
Calls for overhaul of RBNZ inflation target
The emergence of persistently low inflation has prompted calls for an overhaul of the Reserve Bank's inflation target.
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Savers doing it tough - analyst
Savers doing it tough - analyst
Savers are doing it tough in the low interest rate environment and should prepare for further easing, says an analyst.
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Parker unleashes uppercut to floor Haumono
Parker unleashes uppercut to floor Haumono
A swift uppercut to the jaw of Solomon Haumono handed Joseph Parker his 20th professional win by way of knockout, in front of a sellout crowd in Christchurch.