Ali Jones

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Topics - if you gaze to the northwest at twilight over the next few days, you should hopefully see the two brightest planets apparently moving close together - if the weather's clear. Today we learned… Audio

Topics - The Accident Compensation Corporation says it will phone more than six and a half thousand of its clients to apologise for accidentally emailing their personal details to one of its clients… Audio

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Tony Marryatt, and Otago Rugny Union's financial woes. Audio

Ultra-sterile conditions contributing to infections, rebuilding Christchurch, the growing gap between Maori achievers and under-achievers. Audio

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Sir Walter Scott's Ivanhoe is to be rewritten to make it easier to read, Parents are reported to be frustrated at schools doing exclusive deals with stationery suppliers which some say are stopping… Audio

Relationship counselor for Christchurch council, New Zealand and Australia have agreed to a joint study into how to bring the two countries' economies even closer together. A Wellington couple say… Audio

Topics - All but one Hamilton City councillor at yesterday's strategy and policy meeting voted against hosting an R18 "Erotic Expo" event at the new Claudelands Event Centre in March. The Greens claim… Audio

Topics - The application for a declaration on whether a conversation between John Banks and John Key in a Newmarket cafe was public or private has been declined. The numbers of New Zealanders moving… Audio

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Topics - Figures published in the latest Corrections annual report show one in three criminals breach their parole and one in five Maori offenders fail to complete their community service or court… Audio

Topic - A beneficiaries' advocate says the National Party's new welfare policy is cynical tinkering and the bullying and battering of beneficiaries needs to stop. Audio

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Topics - Terry Serepisos has been declared bankrupt. The Privacy Commission plans to ask the New Zealand Transport Agency why it has been collecting information on around 14,000 cars a day using… Audio

Topics - The Act Party leader Don Brash has spent the day defending his stance on cannabis. The Police are planning a nationwide crackdown on drivers using cellphones. Audio

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Topics - Tony Blair says everyone's wrong about the British riots. The Labour party continues to languish, according to two new opinion polls showing it hasn't managed to narrow National's huge lead. Audio

Topics - The Government has found itself having to defend the role of the Special Air Service in Afghanistan following the death of Corporal Doug Grant. New Zealanders stubbornly refuse to abandon the… Audio