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Latest inflation figures just released
11:05 am todayInflation has slowed to a three year low, with consumer prices rising 0.4 percent in the three months ended June. Audio
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Around the Motu: Kelly Makiha in Rotorua
10:45 am todayKelly rounds up the news from Rotorua - including a controversial e-bike trial for Kainga Ora tenants and an unusual Mongrol Mob carjacking. Audio
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Book Review - Practice by Rosalind Brown
10:35 am todayHannah August reviews Practice by Rosalind Brown published by Orion Publishing Audio
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How Khalida Popal uses football to fight for women's rights
10:05 am todayKhalida Popal found a passion for football against an unlikely backdrop in Afghanistan, in the mid-'90s; a time where women were not seen to have a place in sport. She eventually rallied a team and… Audio
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RNZ Pacific News at 10am for 17 July 2024
10:00 am todayThe latest RNZ Pacific news and sport. Audio
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Morning Report Essentials for Wednesday 17 July
On today's episode, the Government's draft emissions reduction plan has been released this morning, laying out how it will meet greenhouse gas limits on the way to reaching net-zero carbon emisisons… Audio
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Australia: Union scandal, Tenancious D cancels, MH17 anniversary marked
9:45 am todayAustralia correspondent Karen Middleton joins Kathryn to talk about the allegations levelled against the construction union, the CFMEU and Tenacious D quitting their tour. Audio
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Renewed push to build a 'run-of-river' hydro scheme in the West Coast
9:25 am todayA West Coast lines company is reigniting a bid to build a run-of-river hydro scheme in its region - but it's facing staunch opposition. Audio
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What would road user charges for all cars look like?
9:05 am todayThe government wants to move the entire vehicle fleet to paying road-user-charges - but how would this work, and when will it happen? Audio
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Attention to detail key to awarding winning custard squares
8:55 am todayA New Plymouth bakery credits attention to detail for its custard squares being named the best in the country. Hand-piped quadrangles of velvety perfection have been flying off the shelves at Piccolo… Audio
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Countdown on for Olympic games kick off
With only ten days left before the Olympics in Paris kick off, New Zealand has finalised its team of almost two hundred athletes. Thousands of athletes from more than two hundred nations will compete… Audio
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Storm may develop near Upper North Island
8:40 am todayA messy storm could rapidly develop near the upper North Island this weekend, making for a wet and windy end to the school holidays. Early forecasts show low-pressure systems in the Tasman - and… Audio
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Patient advocate on govt's letter to Pharmac
8:37 am todayThe goverment has sent a letter of expectations to the drug-buying agency, urging it to prioritise cancer drugs and immunisation - and to be more transparent. Earlier in the programme, we spoke to… Audio
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Sports Chat for 17 July 2024
8:36 am todayAn update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere. Audio
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Mentoring at boot camps could be $100k per teen
Documents show the cost of mentoring the serious young offenders in the goverment's military style academies could be $100,000 for each teenager. The Oranga Tamariki- run pilot will involve ten boys… Audio
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Labour on Government's Emissions Reductions Plan
8:10 am todayThe Government's draft emissions reduction plan has been released this morning, laying out how it will meet greenhouse gas limits on the way to reaching net-zero carbon emisisons by 2050. It relies on… Audio
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Sports News for 17 July 2024
8:06 am todayMore than a hundred New Zealand athletes will make their Olympic debut at the Paris Games and team Chef de Mission Nigel Avery says he'll work overtime to have them ready to perform. Audio
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Legal action launched over Wairoa flooding
7:53 am todayA Wairoa business and a land owner are taking the Hawke's Bay Regional Council to court - seeking compensation for June's flooding. The statement of claim, filed yesterday, says 500 properties were… Audio
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Treasury and MoT encouraged government to ditch iReX
Treasury and the Ministry of Transport actively encouraged the incoming government to scrap the iReX ferry project, having secretly mistrusted KiwiRail's data for years. Digital political reporter… Audio