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Economist predicting negative growth numbers
7:44 AM.An economist says the next set of growth numbers will be negative. Kiwibank chief economist Jarrod Kerr spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Gang expert on Comancheros arrests
7:35 AM.Nearly all Comancheros gang members are now facing charges after a three-year investigation into money laundering, drug trafficking, and military-style training. Sociologist Dr Jarrod Gilbert says… Read more Audio
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Auckland recycling mill workers to find out futures
7:26 AM.Seventy-five workers at the Oji paper recycling mill in Auckland will find out this morning if they'll have jobs in the lead up to Christmas. E Tu union spokesperson Joe Gallagher spoke to Corin Dann.
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Polkinghorne's lawyer says he's been wrongly branded a villain
7:22 AM.Philip Polkinghorne's lawyer says he's been wrongly branded a villain as the Crown seeks to have him convicted for murder. Felix Walton has more. Audio
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Extra power provided after overnight demand surge
7:15 AM.Transpower says measures taken by generators last night has avoided the chance of a power shortage this morning. Demand surged last night and again this morning because of freezing temperatures… Read more Audio
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Deaths in Lebanon after pagers explode
7:10 AM.At least nine people are dead and thousands of people have been injured after electronic pagers, some used by Hezbollah, silmutaneously exploded in Lebanon overnight. Lebanon is pinning the blame on… Read more Audio
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Business News for 18 September 2024
6:54 AM.News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
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Comanchero crackdown won't impact drug trade much - Researcher
6:48 AM.A gang researcher is warning the police crackdown on the Comanchero motorbike gang will have no significant impact on the drug trade. Delphine Herbert reports. Audio
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Pagers explode in Lebanon, kill nine, injure thousands
6:39 AM.At least nine people are dead and more than 2,800 are injured, 200 critically, after thousands of electronic pagers simultaneously exploded across Lebanon overnight. Lebanon is pinning the blame on… Read more Audio
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Morning Rural News for 18 September 2024
6:28 AM.News from the rural and farming sector. Audio
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Early Business News for 18 September 2024
6:26 AM.A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Thunderstorms, gales, cold temperatures hit as spring starts
6:22 AM.Strong winds and thunderstorms hit Northland, Auckland, Great Barrier Island, and Coromandel last night - with 120 kilometer per hour winds leaving some Auckland homes without power. The South Island… Read more Audio
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Internet scam getting more elaborate - report
6:19 AM.A report from the National Cyber Security Centre shows scammers are using increasingly elaborate means to hide attacks and steal personal and financial information. National Cyber Security Centre… Read more Audio
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Average Auckland house price drops below $1m
6:15 AM.The average Auckland house price has fallen below one million for the first time in four years. Trade Me Property's customer director Gavin Lloyd spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Morning Report Essentials for Tuesday 17 September
10:00 AM.On today's episode, a suspect has appeared in a Florida court after a second attempt on Donald Trump's life; figures released by the government show the number of victims of violent crime rose by… Read more Audio
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Stranded pygmy blue whale rescued on Kawau Island
8:53 AM.A pygmy blue whale has been rescued after being stranded on Kawau Island yesterday. Ingrid Hipkiss speaks to DoC's Operations Manager Katherine Lane. Audio
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Experts warn against speed limit increases
8:52 AM.The government has been warned its plan to raise speed limits will injure and kill more motorists on New Zealand roads. A group of nearly 100 academics, road safety experts and health professionals… Read more Audio
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Social service organisation sounds alarm over funding cuts
8:47 AM.A social service organisation says funding cut from Oranga Tamariki could see 8-hundred vulnerable people losing vital support. The Presbyterian Support Northern's chief executive Pam Elgar spoke to… Read more Audio
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Early childhood bodies disagree over best course forward
8:43 AM.The Ministry for Regulation is reviewing the early childhood education sector .. and two of the big players are at odds over what's needed. Early Childhood Council, which represents private providers… Read more Audio
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100 miillion dollar health IT project in trouble
8:21 AM.A big health IT project that has swallowed nearly a 100 million dollars is in trouble. RNZ reporter Phil Pennington spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Minister defends proposed GE
8:14 AM.Government documents show ethical considerations will be excluded from consideration when new genetic modification legislation is put forward. Science and Technology Minister Judith Collins spoke to… Read more Audio
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Prime Minister on violent crime victim numbers
7:52 AM.The Government's target of reducing the number of victims of violent crime by 20 thousand is at risk with the revelation the number has risen by nearly 30,000 in eight months.' The Prime Minister… Read more Audio
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GE law needs ethical considerations, Greens say
7:50 AM.Government documents show ethical considerations will be excluded from consideration with new genetic modification legislation is put forward. Green Party MP Steve Abel spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Home loan interest rates fall
7:43 AM.Home loan interest rates are going down, which is good news for borrowers - unless you're stuck on a fixed rate for a long time. Money correspondent Susan Edmunds spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio