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  • Planning urgently needed to deal with NZ population growth - economists

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    economy
    15 Aug 2017

    Statistics New Zealand says the population is increasing by one person every 6 minutes and 39 seconds. Economists say it's come at a great cost, putting undue strain on the country's infrastructure… Audio

  • Seabed mining a 'dangerous precedent' - Taranaki locals, conservationists

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    environment
    11 Aug 2017

    Environmental groups are warning a dangerous precedent has been set, paving the way for more seabed mining in the country's waters. Audio

  • Horowhenua chief executive would intercept emails again 'in a heartbeat'

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    technology politics
    10 Aug 2017

    Horowhenua District Council's chief executive says he would intercept emails again in a heartbeat, to protect his staff from abuse. RNZ's Michael Cropp reports.  Audio

  • Sugary drinks tax petition signed by 10,000 given to MPs

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    health politics
    8 Aug 2017
    Sugary drinks tax petition signed by 10,000 given to MPs

    Public health advocates and researchers have backed up their call for a sugary drinks tax with a petition signed by nearly 10,000 people. Video, Audio

  • Kiwifruit growers open case against MPI over PSA in court

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    rural farming
    7 Aug 2017

    Kiwifruit growers are arguing the MPI failed to protect them from known biosecurity risks, and should never have let the vine killing disease PSA slip into the country. Audio

  • Assisted dying report 'deeply disappointing' - Maryan Street

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    health politics
    3 Aug 2017

    The former MP who asked Parliament to investigate the public's attitudes towards assisted dying is deeply disappointed with the final report, labelling it a cowardly essay. The Health Committee report… Audio

  • Workplace stress rising sharply, more working while sick - report

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    business health
    1 Aug 2017

    The latest Wellness in the Workplace report shows workload, pressure to meet work targets and long hours are all making people more stressed at work. Michael Cropp reports. Audio

  • Councils vote in favour of getting more powers to control cats

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    politics
    25 Jul 2017

    The country's councils are calling on the Government to give them extra powers to protect wildlife from cats including microchipping, de-sexing and registration. Audio

  • Councils want government to help pay for flood protection

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    politics Canterbury
    24 Jul 2017

    Local councils reeling from the effects of devastating storms want the government to step in and help pay for flood protection. Audio

  • Horowhenua's old mayor defends email handling process

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    politics
    18 Jul 2017

    Horowhenua's former mayor is standing by his old chief executive, who has been intercepting and moderating emails sent by the public to council staff and councillors. Our local government reporter… Audio

  • Gales, rain batter centre of New Zealand as storm moves north

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    weather
    13 Jul 2017

    A bruising winter storm with powerful winds and heavy rain is thrashing the centre of the country this morning. Audio

  • Fears country's essential infrastructure being run down

    Audio 10 Jul 2017

    The Assistant Auditor General is worried the country's struggling councils are running down essential infrastructure such as drinking water, sewers and flood barriers, which could mean future… Audio

  • 145 social houses re-announced for Wellington

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    housing Wellington Region
    6 Jul 2017
    145 social houses re announced for Wellington

    More than 300 new social housing units will be built in Lower Hutt, but critics say it's too little, too late and the city is still nearly 4000 homes short. Video, Audio

  • "It was a tribute to all things eggs" - NZ world champs

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    sport
    29 Jun 2017

    A Kiwi pair smashed the world record for the longest throw and catch of an egg. Nick Hornstein and Robbie Hollander talked to our reporter Michael Cropp just before they jumped on a plane back to New… Audio

  • Finding emergency water supplies for Wellington and Porirua

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    environment
    28 Jun 2017

    Wellington and Porirua are searching for new supplies of water in case a major earthquake cuts off the region's main supply.Wellington Water is investigating 11 possible sites for emergency water… Audio

  • Lions in search of a watering hole in Wellington

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    sport
    27 Jun 2017

    Twenty five thousand rugby fans are expected in the capital this week for two Lions games. Michael Cropp went out talk to find some of the fans supporting the visitors. Audio

  • Wellington house on the verge of collapsing

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    business housing
    13 Jun 2017
    Run-down Wellington house selling for more than half a million dollars

    A Mount Cook dairy owner says he is losing hundreds of dollars in income every week whilst he waits for a dilapidated house next door to be demolished. Video, Audio

  • Concern new Wellington reservoir could fail in quake

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    food environment
    8 Jun 2017
    Concern new Wellington reservoir could fail in quake: RNZ Checkpoint

    Wellington City councillors today voted to send a proposal for a water resevior out for consultation, after residents expressed concern it could create a landslide after an earthquake. Video, Audio

  • Sedated boy 'disgusted' by doctor's alleged sexual touching

    Audio
    crime
    23 May 2017

    Dr David Lim is charged with stupefying and indecently assaulting four male patients in 2014, while he was working at The Doctors, a clinic in Hastings. Audio

  • Accused doctor's methods 'unsafe', says expert

    Audio 23 May 2017

    A GP is facing 13 charges of stupefying and indecently touching four men, aged between 18 and 30, while he was working at The Doctors, a medical centre in Hastings in 2014. Our reporter Michael Cropp… Audio

  • Doctor stupefied patients and indecently assaulted them

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    crime Hawkes Bay
    22 May 2017

    David Kang Huat Lim is facing 13 charges of stupefying and indecently touching four men in 2014. Audio

  • Kapiti rates increase 'scandalous', say elderly

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    Wellington Region
    15 May 2017
    no caption

    Some of Kapiti's elderly say a 5.9 percent proposed rates increase is so unafforable they'll be forced to sell their home. Audio

  • St John's threats to end single crewing works out

    Audio
    15 May 2017

    Dr Jonathan Coleman has announced almost 60 million dollars will be made available over the next four years to ensure all ambulances have two staff by 2021. But wile some are welcoming the… Audio

  • House prices soar in Wellington, listings tighten

    Audio
    housing
    3 May 2017

    House prices in the capital continue to rise. A Wellington real estate agent says the gain in houses are now slowing a bit but it's still hard for first home buyers. Audio

  • Wellington's house prices soar, as others come off the boil

    Audio
    housing
    3 May 2017
    A queue forms for an open home viewing at Leeds Street apartments in Wellington.

    Tighter lending restrictions on investors are starting to bite as the average house prices in Auckland slows. However analysts are picking there is still plenty of momentum in the housing market… Audio

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