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Titirangi’s roaming chickens face deportation
9 Jul 2019At least 200 chickens have made the west Auckland village their home...dividing people as to whether they are friend or rat-attracting foe. Now an Auckland Council report has recommended removing them… Read more Video, Audio
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Evening business for Tuesday 9 July
News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio
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Three generations in state care: A mother’s harrowing story
9 Jul 2019A woman who got pregnant to her carer at age 15 when she was under the care and protection of the state says CYFs knew what was happening and did little to help. She told Lisa Owen she wants her case… Read more Video, Audio
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Woman gifts 100 ball gowns as ‘thank you’ to son’s high school
8 Jul 2019A Taranaki woman has gifted 100 new ball gowns to Opunake High School as a thank you to the school, which she credits for turning her son's future around. Helen Burley spoke to Checkpoint host Lisa… Read more Video, Audio
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Crusaders fans celebrate third successive Super Rugby title
8 Jul 2019Crusaders fans might be getting used to having the country's best rugby team, but there was no sign today at the team's victory party of winners' fatigue. Video, Audio
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Evening business for 8 July 2019
News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio
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Commerce Commission launches legal action against Moola
The Commerce Commission has payday lender Moola in its legal sights, for charging an interest rate of more than 500 percent on some loans without allegedly checking if its customers can afford to pay… Read more Video, Audio
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Queues outside MSD ‘inhumane’ - AAAP
8 Jul 2019Auckland Action Against Poverty advocates meet with beneficiaries outside a South Auckland Work and Income office every Thursday morning to help them with their claims. They say the situation is… Read more Video, Audio
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Trucks trample on Taranaki woman's hotel dream
A Taranaki photographer says her dream to refurbish an old hotel in Normanby has been ruined because of the constant noise of heavy vehicles rolling past her front door. Video, Audio
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Big idea, big hearts: Students cook for the homeless
5 Jul 2019South Auckland teenagers who say homelessness is a big problem in the area have taken it upon themselves to do something about it. We headed out to meet Manurewa High School students who have… Read more Video, Audio
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Bus drivers going 5.5 hours without a break – union
The bus drivers' union is warning operators in the Wellington region are putting drivers' health and safety at risk by putting the brakes on new rules on rest and meal breaks. Video, Audio
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Evening business for Friday 5 July
News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio
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Crusaders favoured to win in final test match
5 Jul 2019The Crusaders are one win away from becoming just the second team in Super Rugby history to win three consecutive titles - but they'll have to beat the Jaguares in Christchurch first. Video, Audio
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California jolted by 6.4 earthquake
5 Jul 2019Southern California has been jolted by its most powerful earthquake in 25 years. The 6.4-magnitude quake touched off fires, damaged buildings and forced the evacuation of a hospital in a desert town… Read more Video, Audio
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Fears more panels could fall off high risk high rise
5 Jul 2019There are growing safety concerns after a building inspection showed more potentially deadly panels are coming loose from a problem-plagued apartment building in Auckland's CBD. It's also emerged… Read more Video, Audio
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Auckland mayor calls for answers after panel falls off building
5 Jul 2019Part of central Auckland has been closed off to traffic after a 40kg panel fell off a building yesterday, causing traffic chaos. Reporter Jordan Bond is at the scene with the latest on the situation.
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Westland Milk farmers had no choice but to sell – shareholder
Westland Milk shareholder Graeme Neylon voted against selling the company, saying it was "particularly galling" it was going to be sold to an overseas company. Video, Audio
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Black Caps riding their luck at Cricket World Cup
4 Jul 2019The Black Caps are all but assured of a semi-finals spot at the Cricket World Cup in England, despite being thrashed by the hosts in Durham this morning. Sports Editor Stephen Hewson reports. Video, Audio
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Police show how guns will be crushed under buy-back scheme
Tens of thousands of firearms will be crunched by a hydraulic press after gun owners hand them in to police at collection events that begin next week. Video, Audio
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Evening Business for 4 July 2019
News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio
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Westland Milk chairman: ‘It’s a very good day’
Westland Milk chairman Pete Morrison says he takes full responsibility for events that forced the sale of the diary co-op to a foreign investor. He spoke to Lisa Owen. Video, Audio
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Shareholders vote to sell Westland Milk
Dairy farmers have overwhelmingly voted to sell their 150-year-old dairy co-operative, Westland Milk Products, to a Chinese company. But despite signing off on the deal, many of the 350 shareholders… Read more Video, Audio
