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Morning Report for Thursday 15 September 2022
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Business News for 15 September 2022
12:20 PM.Bussiness news for 15 September As you may have heard in the news... the economy as posted a strong return to growth, after unexpectedly contracting at the start of the year. Stats NZ says gross… Read more Audio
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An umpire shortage could hamper summer sport
8:56 AM.Summer is around the corner, the rugby posts are coming down and the cricket pitches are getting prepared.
One problem, however, is the shrinking number of umpires available to officiate matches.
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Remembering Union leader Ken Douglas
8:52 AM.One of New Zealand's best known union leaders, Ken Douglas, has died aged 86.
Known as Red Ken, Ken Douglas was the inaugural president of the Council of Trade Unions from 1987 until 1999.
He was… Read more Audio
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Analysis ahead of the All Blacks v Wallabies tonight
8:46 AM.The All Blacks take on the Wallabies in the opening Bledisloe Cup in Melbourne tonight, with the hosts desperate to win and give themselves a chance of ending nearly two decades of New Zealand… Read more Audio
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King Charles III loses his cool in viral video
8:27 AM.A video of King Charles III losing his cool over a leaking pen while signing a document has gone viral.
It's the second time the King has been visibly frustrated in recent days with another video… Read more Audio
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Researchers want universal screening for maternal distress
8:24 AM.Researchers at the University of Auckland are calling for a universal screening service for maternal mental distress.
They said perinatal mental distress was not prioritised despite having… Read more Audio
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Mayor Shadbolt a no-show at mayoral debate
8:21 AM.While Sir Tim Shadbolt, Invercargill's incumbent mayor of more than 20 years, was a no-show at last night's mayoral debate, nine challengers stepped up to share their vision for the southern city.
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Mourners finally get a chance to pay their respects
8:11 AM.Thousands of mourners are finally getthing the chance to pay their repsects in Westminster Hall where the Queen is now lying in state.
The line to see the coffin was at 4.6km long.
RNZ reporter Jake… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 15 September 2022
8:07 AM.All Blacks No.8 Hoskins Sotutu has been handed the challenge of replacing star loosie Ardie Savea when the defending champions bid for back-to-back Rugby Championship wins with victory over Australia… Read more Audio
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Consumer pushing for clarity on airline passengers rights
7:52 AM.Consumer NZ is campaigning for airlines to be upfront about passenger rights.
The company said Air New Zealand and Jetstar do not clearly communicate enough with customers about flight cancellation… Read more Audio
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Principals react to $20mil gov funding for struggling students
7:43 AM.Millions of dollars in government funding is being directed to help with extra teaching for pupils who have fallen behind during the Covid-19 pandemic.
$20 million will go towards extra support for… Read more Audio
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All Blacks out to extend Bledisloe Cup reign to 20 years
7:28 AM.The All Blacks take on the Wallabies in the opening Bledisloe Cup in Melbourne on Thursday night, with the hosts desperate to win and give themselves a chance of ending nearly two decades of New… Read more Audio
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Increasing controls around pollution from Tiwai Point
7:26 AM.The author of a new report on widespread pollution around the aluminium smelter at Tiwai Point in Southland says he found key contaminants left out of an earlier study done by the smelter company.
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Minister wants credit cards banned for online gambling
7:24 AM.The Minister of Internal Affairs Jan Tinetti wants Lotto to ban the use of credit cards for online gambling.
But Lotto says it doesn't want to impose that on its customers and claims it already has… Read more Audio
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Ambulance worker killed in Waikato crash
7:21 AM.The ambulance driver involved in the fatal accident near Cambridge at 3.40 yesterday morning has now also died.
St John said it was devastated to be grieving the loss of one of its own.
The Patient… Read more Audio
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Queenstown Mayoral candidates pitch to the punters
6:51 AM.Those hoping for the top job in the country's fastest growing district gave their leadership pitches to Queenstown's business community last night.
The mayoralty race is wide open with incumbent Jim… Read more Audio
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AirNZ awaits first shipment of sustainable aviation fuel
6:45 AM.Air New Zealand's first shipment of sustainable aviation fuel is arriving in the country on Sunday.
CEO Greg Foran said the shipment was an important step in the airline's decarbonisation plan.
He… Read more Audio
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Early Sports News for Thursday September 2022
6:37 AM.A brief update from the RNZ sports team. Read more Audio
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Morning Rural News for 25 September 2022
6:26 AM.News from the rural and farming sector. Read more Audio
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Early Business News for 15 September 2022
6:24 AM.A brief update from the business sector. Read more Audio
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The public has begun to visit the Queen's coffin
6:16 AM.After a procession through London the Queen is now lying in state in Westminster Hall and the public is filing past her coffin.
Tens of thousands of people turned out to see her final journey from… Read more Audio
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Top Stories for Thursday 15 September 2022
6:00 AM.The Queen is now lying in state at Westminster Hall in London with the public now able to pay teir respects. Back home, the ambulance driver involved in a fatal head-on collision yesterday has now… Read more Audio