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Covid-19: Government looking at daily testing of transitting ship crew
Government looking at daily testing of transiting ship crew
Shipping crews transiting through New Zealand could be tested for Covid-19, even if they're only in the country for 24 hours. Audio
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'They eat a lot of meat' - reality of giant Canterbury cat questioned
On Tuesday night Checkpoint heard from Mark Orr, the latest person to catch a glimpse of the fabled South Island giant cat.
There have been sightings of the panther-like apparition reported since the… Audio
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Best of First Up for Wednesday 28 October
Audio 28 Oct 2020On today's pod: the Melbourne man who cycled 1400 kms on a 5km circuit during lockdown; hospitals are making big moves to help address the climate crisis; we meet an Indian food business hoping to… Audio
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Crash locations mislocated by NZTA means some data wrong in investigations
Crash locations mislocated by NZTA means some data wrong in investigations
The location of some highway crashes near New Plymouth have been incorrectly entered into records by NZTA to locations hundreds of metres away from where police say they happened.
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Covid-19: Europe's daily deaths rise compared with last week - WHO
Europe sees rise in daily Covid-19 deaths - WHO
France, Spain, the UK, the Netherlands and Russia have accounted for the majority of cases in Europe which increased by a third, the WHO has said.
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Covid-19: Italians protest anti-coronavirus measures
Italy has been rocked by widespread protests across the country following the introduction of new Covid-19 restrictions.
While the measures aren't as strict as when the country suffered heavily at… Audio
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New MPs: Southland's Joseph Mooney
After the historic election result earlier this month when 40 new MPs were elected to Parliament, we've been trying to introduce you to as many of the newbies as we can. One of the few new National… Audio
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West Coast whitebaiters worried about potential river closures
West Coast whitebaiters worried about potential river closures
West Coasters are worried their rivers may be closed to whitebaiting as part of a proposal about to go to the incoming Minister of Conservation. Audio
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'Great for fans': Musicians face managed isolation for chance to perform
'Great for fans': Musicians face managed isolation for chance to perform
International music artists are creeping back onto summer festival line-ups, after getting government exceptions to enter the country.
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Labour moves to remove three strikes law
With no New Zealand First as part of a coalition acting as a handbrake, the controversial three strikes law could well be scrapped under the new Labour-led government. Introduced by the National and… Audio
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Disgraced billionaire ex-boss of Samsung dies
Disgraced billionaire ex-boss of Samsung dies
Lee Kun-hee, the chairman of South Korea's largest conglomerate, Samsung Group, has died aged 78.
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World first as all of South Australia's power comes from solar panels
World first as all of South Australia's power comes from solar panels
South Australia's renewable energy boom has achieved a global milestone.
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Covid-19: US cases surge to record daily high
Covid-19: US cases surge to record daily high
US coronavirus cases have hit a record daily high as states grapple with a renewed wave of infections.
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Solomons' port authority says no sign of covid infection
Solomons' port authority says no sign of covid infection
The Solomon Islands Port Authority says there's no indication Covid-19 entered via a container ship which now has infected personnel onboard.
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Grim forecast as France exceeds 1 million Covid cases
Grim forecast as France exceeds 1 million Covid cases
French President Emmanuel Macron says his country will be fighting the virus until at least the middle of next year as cases there surged past a million.
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Queenstown and Wanaka Airport expansion plans on hold
Airport expansion plans on hold
The Queenstown Airport Corporation has undertaken not to advance its expansion plans for the next two and a half years.
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Nigeria police brutality protests: president says dozens have died
Nigeria protests: president says dozens have died
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari says 69 people have been killed in protests against police brutality that have rocked the country.
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MPI to toughen rules governing export of live animals by ship
MPI to toughen rules governing export of live animals by ship
Rules governing the export of live animals by ship will be toughened up by the Ministry for Primary Industries.
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Trump v Biden: Sparks fly in final US presidential debate
Trump v Biden: Sparks fly in final US presidential debate
Sparks flew and tempers frayed at the second and final US presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden, though measures to control interruptions made for a more constructive discussion. Audio
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Labour MP Louisa Wall calls for homosexual law reform in Cook Islands
Louisa Wall calls for homosexual law reform in Cook Islands
Labour MP and LGBT advocate Louisa Wall is calling on the Catholic church in New Zealand to support homosexual law reform in the Cook Islands. Audio
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Carver again shapes landmark pouwhenua
Carver again shapes landmark pouwhenua
The hands of Kereama Hohua with Danny McRoberts shaped the first pouwhenua placed on one of New Zealand's oldest pā sites in modern times.
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Covid-19 community case: Keep scanning and be 'extra careful' bar owners tell customers
Keep scanning and be 'extra careful' bar owners tell customers
Bars are urging people to be more vigilant about the risk of Covid-19 over the Labour Day weekend and stress the need to scan in using the Covid tracer app or to sign in manually. Audio
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Tahiti again under Covid-19 curfew
Tahiti again under Covid-19 curfew
A new curfew will come into force in French Polynesia because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Meng Foon drives proposal for Māori-run prisons
Meng Foon drives proposal for Māori-run prisons
The Race Relations Commissioner is pushing for prisons to be run by iwi and is looking specifically at Mangaroa Prison in Hawke's Bay.
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Police urge holidaying motorists to watch their speed and wear seatbelts
Police urge holidaying motorists to watch their speed and wear seatbelts
Police are urging motorists to be patient on what are expected to be congested Labour Day weekend roads. Audio