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Westport locals use beer to put out fire at pub
4:44 PM.When fire broke out at a West Coast bar last night, locals beat emergency services to it by extinguishing the blaze with that classic firefighting substance, beer. Dean White from the Seddonville… Read more Audio
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Auckland bussiness owners feel safer due to police foot patrols
4:34 PM.Businesses in the Auckland city centre said increased police foot patrols are already starting to make a difference to their desperate battle against retail crime and disorder. 21 new beat police hit… Read more Audio
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Former All Black Norm Hewitt dies leaving legacy
4:29 PM.Jamie Wall speaks to Susana Lei'ataua about a sad day for rugby with the passing of former All Black Norm Hewitt and speaks on a big day for Black Ferns co-captain Kennedy Simon. Audio
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Pharmac told expectations to embed Te Tiriti o Waitangi are inappropriate
4:25 PM.Pharmac has been told its "an inappropriate expectation" for the drug buying agency to be part of "embedding Te Tiriti o Waitangi across the health sector." Associate Minister for Health David… Read more Audio
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Trump makes first appearance at Republican National Convention
4:14 PM.United States correspondent speaks to Susana Lei'ataua about Donald Trump making his first appearance at the Republican National Convention and the former president's classified documents case being… Read more Audio
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How often have people been perscribed antibiotics?
4:12 PM.Visual journalist Nick Monro asked people in Auckland how often they've been prescribed antibiotics in the past. Video, Audio
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NZ doctors prescribing antibiotics too readily - experts
4:05 PM.Infectious disease experts are reporting Kiwi doctors are prescribing them to patients who do not need them and New Zealand now has one of the highest rates of antiobiotic resistance in the world. The… Read more Audio
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UK to lose boatload of millionares over the next few years
5:44 PM.United Kingdom correspondent Diane To speaks to Susana Lei'ataua about Britain's new prime minister on a mission to reset the country's international relations after Brexit gave it an 'isolationist'… Read more Audio
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Evening business for 15 July 2024
5:35 PM.News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
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England coach comes across hard core All Blacks supporters
5:30 PM.RNZ sports reporter Daniel Gilhooly speaks to Susana Lei'ataua about the reactions to the Euro's competition and England's coach saying he came across some pretty hard core All Blacks supporters in… Read more Audio
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Immigration NZ employees off work following allegations
5:28 PM.A group of Immigration New Zealand employees have been off work for several weeks following allegations of inappropriate and unprofessional behaviour, political editor Jo Moir speaks to Susana… Read more Audio
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People on job seeker benefit to be managed over the phone
5:13 PM.Thousands of young people on the job seeker benefit are to be managed over the phone, and if they fail to make their appointment they could face sanctions. The move, announced by Social Development… Read more Audio
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FBI investigating shooting at Trump rally as domestic terrorism
5:07 PM.The FBI is investigating the shooting at a Donald Trump rally as an act of domestic terrorism, as President Joe Biden pleads with Americans to resolve their differences at the ballot box. The… Read more Audio
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Football: Spain wins against England
4:50 PM.Many will have been either celebrating, or comiserating the final score of the men's European Championship played in Berlin this morning. However, patrons, made up mostly of English supporters, left… Read more Audio
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Electronic card spending fell 0.6% in June
4:48 PM.As the cost of living crisis continues to bite, retailers are feeling the pinch and those with store fronts are said to be holding on by their fingertips. Stats NZ figures show electronic card… Read more Audio
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More than 100 people still out of homes after Wairoa flooding
4:44 PM.More than 100 people are still out of their homes in Wairoa following June's flood in the northern Hawke's Bay town. As people try to clean up their homes and dry out their belongings, anger is… Read more Audio
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Changing of the guard in men's tennis
4:40 PM.RNZ sports reporter Daniel Gilhooly speaks to Susana Lei'ataua about the latest on tennis. Audio
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Is it acceptable for cops to work extra jobs to get by?
4:35 PM.Today's ruling follows reports last week that a police newsletter was sent out offering advice on how police officers could manage getting secondary employment. Visual journalist Angus Dreaver asked… Read more Audio
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Police lose long-running pay dispute with govt
4:30 PM.Today the arbiter found in favour of the government's offer, which includes a $1500 lump sum payment, a 4% wage increase from July this year, and a more than 5% increase in allowances backdated to… Read more Audio
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Biden calls on Americans to lower temp of political debate
4:25 PM.US President Joe Biden is calling on Americans to lower the temperature of political debate, as the attempted assasination of Donald Trump has come at a time when US society is deeply fractured… Read more Audio
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Gaza: Single biggest Israeli attack in recent months
4:20 PM.Middle East correspondent Jacob Brown speaks to Susana Lei'ataua about one of the single biggest Israeli attacks seen in recent months occuring over the weekend and Turkey set to wind down a large… Read more Audio
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Do people support psychedelics for medical treatments?
4:13 PM.Visual journalist Tim Collins hit the streets to see what people think about exploring the use of psychedelics for medical treatments. Audio
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Late-stage cancer patients given LSD micro doses
4:06 PM.University of Auckland researchers have recruited 40 people for the trial - who will receive either a low dose of the psychedelic hallucinogen or placebos - alongside pyschotherapy, Dr Lisa Reynolds… Read more Audio
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Man's 50th season playing rugby coming up next year
5:55 PM.If the man they call Brick laces up his boots for one for season next year it will be his 50th playing senior rugby. And at the age of 65, Gavin Midgley still hits as hard as his nickname suggests… Read more Audio
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Pakistan: Over one million Afghans get visas extended
5:47 PM.Asia correspondent Erin Hale speaks to Susana Lei'ataua about one million Afghans in Pakistan having their visas extended after fears of imminent mass deportation, China hitting back at comments made… Read more Audio