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One new case of Covid-19 in managed isolation, Bloomfield confirms
Today's case is a child of two people who have both previously been reported as cases. Video
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Economist warns risk of another Covid-19 outbreak rising
An economist modelling Covid-19 cases says people should enjoy the freedoms of alert level 1 because they may not last. Audio
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Economist warns risk of another Covid-19 outbreak rising
The risk of another Covid-19 outbreak is growing every day as more New Zealanders return from places where the virus is increasing exponentially.
An economist who first warned the government about… Audio
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Covid-19: Ardern warns Kiwis not to get complacent
The Prime Minister is warning New Zealanders not to be complacent in the battle against Covid 19 and as part of that warning she is quoting economist Rodney Jones.
Jones early on warned the… Audio
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Attacks and ripostes
In a week when the leaders of government and opposition have been practically ubiquitous, we have a summary of their main attacks and ripostes. Audio
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Attacks and ripostes
In a week when the leaders of government and opposition have been practically ubiquitous, we have a summary of their main attacks and ripostes.
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Coronavirus: Economist expects Alert Level 2 within weeks
An economist who first warned the government of the potential severity of the coronavirus crisis in mid-February says the country could be at Alert Level 2 within weeks.
Rodney Jones of Wigram… Audio
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National Party supports discussions on lockdown exit plan
Simon Bridges supports the start of discussions about a possible exit plan from level-4 restrictions, as long as the government remains focused on enforcing an effective lockdown.
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Covid-19: What happened on 5 April
New Zealand now has 1039 confirmed and probable cases of Covid-19 cases, but the prime minister says we could have had four times that if we weren't in lockdown.
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PM: NZ has 'made a good start' against Covid-19
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says it's too early to claim success against the spread of Covid-19 but 11 days into lockdown, New Zealand has made a good start.
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2019 Literary Moments: Pip Adam, Rachael King & Claire Mabey
The Booker, The Ockham, Atwood, Knox, The closure of the New Zealand Review of Books, covering up white suprematist posters in Newmarket with Hone Tuwahre's poem 'Rain', and Lloyd Jones' proclaiming… Audio
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Dancing with elephants
The US/China trade war has definitely escalated this month, surprising most of the global economy.
Bernard Hickey looks at how we got here and where it leaves us. Audio
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Surprises from Norah Jones and Bruce Hornsby
William Dart finds some surprises when singer Norah Jones pairs up with the electronic Svengali, Doveman, and Bruce Hornsby veers from the middle of the road to play Bach and delivers it dark with his… Video, Audio
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Exclusive video from Anthems: New Zealand’s Iconic Hits
A new five-part series on New Zealand music is screening on Prime TV throughout NZ Music Month. Anthems: New Zealand’s Iconic Hits tells the story of NZ music through some of this country's biggest… Video
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NZ First MP instructed to apologise to National Party
New Zealand First MP Jenny Marcroft was instructed to apologise to National MP Mark Mitchell, after being accused of threatening to use taxpayer cash for political gain.
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'One of the lowest points in Lions history'
Feature - Ahead of the Lions' first match on Saturday, Matt Richens looks back at the 2005 test match they'd likely rather forget.
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The King is dead; long live the King
Feature - In the lead-up to the 2017 Lions Tour, Matt Richens is looking back at the moments no-one can forget from their last visit in 2005.
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ABs annihilate limp Lions in setpiece sabotage
Feature - In the lead-up to the 2017 Lions Tour, Matt Richens is looking back at the moments no-one can forget the last time they were here in 2005.
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Small formula firms folding to China pressure
Small and medium-sized baby formula exporters say China is pushing them out of business.
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NZer Payne to make Ireland debut
The New Zealand rugby player Jared Payne is set to make his Ireland debut after being unveiled as part of a new midfield partnership to face South Africa in Dublin this weekend.
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New Horizons for 5 May 2013
Audio 5 May 2013William Dart wraps up the year's first series with hamper of goodies from Spoilers of Utopia, Yoko Ono, Graham Parker, The Punch Brothers, Norah Jones, Fenella Fielding, Vashti Bunyan, Aretha Franklin… Audio
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Morning Report: local papers
Thursday's headlines: Accused killer seeks separate trials on kidnap and murder charges; Pianoshop Ltd placed in liquidation with debts of more than $2 million; Prince's Foundation concerned about…
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NZ firms right to be worried - Beijing economist
Audio 16 Mar 2012Beijing-based economist Rodney Jones is the founder of Wigram Capital Advisors in China, and has been speaking with New Zealand's Prime Minister and Finance Minister about the implications of the… Audio
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Economist disputes China FTA being "squandered"
Audio 17 Jun 2011A New Zealand economist based in China is rejecting claims this country is squandering opportunities in its free trade deal with China. Audio
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Gerrard back for Rebels
The former Wallabies star Mark Gerrard returns from injury to boost the struggling Melbourne Rebels in their Super Rugby clash with the Cheetahs in Bloemfontein. Gerrard will partner skipper…