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Podcast brings about conviction for 30 year old murder
5:13 AM.To Australia now where a 30-year-old murder mystery has come to an end with a guilty verdict. Joining Nathan Rarere from Brisbane is our correspondent Pam Corkery. Audio
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Mid-East: Shia cleric calls for calm to stop Baghdad violence
5:08 AM.To the Middle-East now, where Nathan Rarere was joined from Doha by our correspondent Alex Baird. Audio
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Willis: govt should apologise over cost of living payment
5:48 AM.The National Party is urging the government to apologise after the Auditor General's ruling on the distrubtion of payments to help low and middle income New Zealanders with the high cost of living… Read more Audio
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Inflatable slide company fined $350,000
5:39 AM.Worksafe has imposed a 350-thousand dollar fine on an inflatable slide company behind a string of incidents and injuries. The health and safety regulator says that JTK Trustee Limited -- trading as… Read more Audio
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LDR Gisborne: gold kiwifruit growers charged higher rates
5:25 AM.Our chance to catch up on news from regional New Zealand now and this morning we're in Gisborne with the Local Democracy Reporting Programme's Matthew Rosenberg. He's been looking into why kiwifruit… Read more Audio
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Sheep shearing competition returns after Covid restrictions
5:16 AM.After two years of covid restrictions, it's time to for another team of proud New Zealanders to put on the Black tracksuit top and overseas in search of glory In October, the New Zealand team will be… Read more Audio
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UK: energy bills are sky high as Tory leadership race continues
5:12 AM.To the UK now - where energy bills are sky-high and the race for the Tory leadership is like one of those long distance marathons. Joining Nathan Rarere from the UK is our correspondent Ellie Jay. Audio
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More than half of Pakistan affected by flooding
5:06 AM.We begin this morning in Pakistan, where authorities are bracing themselves for more devastation as the country grapples with catastrophic floods. More than 30 million people - about 15 per cent of… Read more Audio
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Bluetooth tracking devices sell out as airlines lose luggage
5:54 AM.Amid numerous reports of airlines misplacing travellers' luggage, bluetooth tracking devices are sold out at many stores across New Zealand. The devices, including Apple AirTags and Samsung SmartTags… Read more Audio
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Stuff's Marc Hinton dissects All Blacks loss to Pumas
5:46 AM.The All Blacks' 18 - 25 loss to Argentina over the weekend has reignited debate about the team's leadership. After coach Ian Foster was granted a reprieve thanks to the ABs' barnstorming victory over… Read more Audio
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Someday Stories Series 6 launches 6 new short films today
5:36 AM.Our website RNZ.co.nz is giving you the opportunity to watch 6 exceptional short films over the next 3 weeks. Someday Stories is back for another series, showcasing six teams of emerging filmmakers… Read more Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
5:23 AM.Yes, does indeed have a lovely bunch of coconuts - he's Glenn Forsyth, the Minister of Fruit and Veggies. Audio
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Europe: France restricts use of private planes
5:13 AM.To Europe now where the Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree to increase the number of serving members of the armed forces. How will the move have an impact on the conflict in Ukraine… Read more Audio
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US: unmanned Artemis rocket set to head to Moon
5:07 AM.To the United States now, where the enormous Artemis rocket is preparing for an unmanned test launch from Florida, which will see the rocket's Orion capsule swing past the Moon before parachuting back… Read more Audio
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NZ Darts Masters back after 3 years, in Hamilton
5:51 AM.After a three year absence, the New Zealand Darts Masters is back with a bang. It means some of the worlds best dart throwers will be showing off their stuff in Hamilton this weekend Anyone who's ever… Read more Audio
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Costco will pay the living wage
5:48 AM.West Auckland's soon-to-open superstore Costco was unveiled to media yesterday at a tour attended by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. Costco Wholesale managing director Patrick Noone was kept busy… Read more Audio
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Anna Parson's family raise money for rockfall US medical bills
5:43 AM.After travelling to Yosemite, USA, Anna Parsons had a huge 12 metre fall while rock climbing on the first of August. She broke nearly every bone in her body including her neck, spine, pelvis, ribs… Read more Audio
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Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
5:24 AM.It's that time of week - Friday's check in with our Minister of Fruit and Veggies Glenn Forsyth. Fruit of the Week: Australian Afourer Mandarins Audio
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Africa: Sudan gets a US ambassador since 1990s
5:11 AM.In Africa - Sudan gets a US Ambassador - the first since the 1990s and Germany offers Benin back some of its cultural treasures. Joining Nathan Rarere from Ghana is Nabil Ahmed. Audio
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US: Biden relieves $10,000 of student debt
5:06 AM.We begin this morning in the United States - Nathan Rarere was joined from New York by our correspondent Bevan Hurley. Audio
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Robertson:govt threatens regulation to supermarkets
5:49 AM.The government says New Zealand's supermarket duopoly has a year to start cooperating with their rivals or it will force them to. It was announced yesterday that Foodstuffs and Woolworths basicially… Read more Audio
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Ruapehu ski fields lays off 130 season staff
5:45 AM.Mt Ruapehu is a shell of its usual snow-laden self this winter. One of the warmest, most humid AND wettest winters on record has caused minimal snow fall and retention. As a result, Ruapehu Alpine… Read more Audio
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Queenstown business want high quality tourists not budget
5:38 AM.Queenstown businesses want New Zealand to attract high quality tourists, but not at the expense of those on a budget. The Tourism Minister has confirmed the country won't market towards budget… Read more Audio
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Malborough works to get essential items, meds to isolated home
5:35 AM.As the Marlborough region continues to deal with the impact of wild weather, supply chains of food and medications are being disrupted across the board However, the Civil Defence has partnered with… Read more Audio
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LDR Northland: the important issues in upcoming local elections
5:24 AM.Its time to check in with the Local Democracy Reporting Programme and this morning we're up in Northland with the one and only Susan Botting, who's been looking into some important issues at stake in… Read more Audio