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Primary teachers accept deal for pay & conditions
12:15 PM.The primary teachers' union says today's pay offer is a huge win for teachers whose workloads have increased dramatically in recent decades. Today, primary school teachers accepted the latest Ministry… Read more Audio
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Kaikohe man in court charged with killing Linda Woods
12:12 PM.A man has appeared in the Kaikohe District court this morning over the killing of Linda Woods in her home last Thursday. The who is facing charges of manslaughter, burglary and aggravated assault is… Read more Audio
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Supermarkets still advertising "dodgy specials" - Consumer
12:44 PM.Consumer says despite putting supermarkets on notice for dodgy specials and pricing tactics in March, it's still receiving a stream of complaints from the public. In March, the watchdog gave… Read more Audio
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Police go door to door in Kaikohe
12:41 PM.Police are going door to door through the small community of Kaikohe looking for the man involved in the fatal home invasion last week. 71-year-old Linda Woods was killed in what Police have described… Read more Audio
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Minister Wood apologises for failing to declare Airport shares
12:16 PM.Senior Labour minister Michael Wood has apologised for failing to properly declare shares in Auckland Airport. Mr Wood, who is the minister of Transport, bought the shares when he was a teenager in… Read more Audio
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Electoral review recommends lowering voting age to 16
12:10 PM.A group campaigning to lower the voting age to 16 has been vindicated in the electoral system review. The sweeping review into the country's electoral system is recommending the voting age be lowered… Read more Audio
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Celebrating Samoan Language Week
12:43 PM.Today is the last day of Samoan Language Week or Vaiaso o le Gagana Samoa Samoan Language Week was the first Pacific Language Week to be established and is now in its 14th year. Celebrations have been… Read more Audio
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Final day of Beckenridge coroner's hearing
12:42 PM.In the final day of the coroner's hearing into the disappearance of John Beckenridge and his 11-year-old step son Mike, a friend of Mr Beckenridge has given evidence about a disturbing letter he… Read more Audio
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Midday Rural News for 2 June 2023
12:36 PM.News from the rural farming sector Beef and Lamb New Zealand estimates the damage from Cyclones Hale and Gabrielle and the Auckland Anniversary floods, will cost between 367 and 422 million dollars. a… Read more Audio
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Midday Sports News for 2 June 2023
12:28 PM.Midday sports News for 2 June 2023 Mystics captain Sulu Fitzpatrick has one last game of netball before she hangs up her bib and signs off on a professional career that began as a school girl. Audio
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Midday Business News for 2 June 2023
12:19 PM.News from the business sector The dairy company Synlait wants to sell-off its household dairy brands Dairyworks and Talbot Forest Cheese, as it looks to pay down its debt. The Swedish flatpack… Read more Audio
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Uncertainty still remains for flood-hit Wairoa homeowners
12:15 PM.Uncertainty still remains for many Wairoa residents after yesterday's announcement about flood damaged properties. No homes in Wairoa have been placed in category three those areas deemed "high-risk"… Read more Audio
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Homicide investigation launched after Kaikohe home invasion
12:11 PM.The small northland community of Kaikohe is in shock after a woman was killed overnight after struggling with an intruder in her home. The person was found inside a Taraire Street property in Kaikohe… Read more Audio
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New bariatric ambulance for Auckland
12:47 PM.The St John ambulance service has just unveiled a new ambulance accessible to patients who are overweight or those with complex health needs The ambulance is designed to comfortably transport patients… Read more Audio
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Akld mayor calls some councillors "not financially literate"
12:43 PM.Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown blocked various media outlets from attending this morning's budget annoucement where he critiscised some of his councilliors, calling them "not financially literate". In the… Read more Audio
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Cyclone Gabrielle: 236 Hawkes Bay homes will not be rebuilt
12:15 PM.Hundreds of people whose homes were wrecked by Cyclone Gabrielle have just found out if they are going to be able to rebuild on their flood damaged property. More than two hundred homes in flood-hit… Read more Audio
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Mayor Brown pushes ahead with plan to sell Akld Airport shares
12:12 PM.Auckland's mayor has doubled down on his contentious plan to sell the council's shares of the Airport in a bid to rectify the city's big budget shortfall, In a speech this morning, Wayne Brown said… Read more Audio
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Lecturers, students protest Otago Uni job cuts
12:46 PM.Hundreds of people have turned up to protest proposed job cuts at Otago University today. This is the second protest where staff, students and members of the public are marching through the campus… Read more Audio