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Silver Ferns lose to England 59-58
8:27 AM.The Silver Ferns have lost the first match of the Taini Jamison Trophy series 59-58 to England. Netball reporter Bridget Tunnicliffe spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Cult experts on secretive Two by Two cult
8:23 AM.Cult experts say an global underground sect the FBI is investigating after it was exposed for historical child sexual abuse, has many markers of a high control group. The Christian sect is known to… Read more Audio
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Labour on heated tobacco tax cuts
8:17 AM.Advice received by Associate Health Minister Casey Costello said big tobacco company Philip Morris would benefit the most from tax cuts for Heated Tobacco Products. New documents obtained under the… Read more Audio
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Government looks to overhaul building consent system
8:10 AM.The Government is looking to overhaul the building consent system. Three options have been announced to replace the current network of more than 60 Building Consent Authorities across the country… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 30 September 2024
8:06 AM.Coach Dame Noeline Taurua admits she's not a good loser and wants the Silver Ferns to shake a trend of narrow defeats against England. Audio
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Robertson signals changes to All Blacks squad for upcoming tour
7:53 AM.Coach Scott Robertson says there will be some changes to the All Blacks squad for the end of year tour. The All Blacks beat the Wallabies 33-13 in Wellington on Saturday night to end their home season… Read more Audio
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Aotearoa claims record for largest haka
7:51 AM.Aotearoa turned out in force to successfully claim the Guinness World Record for the largest haka performance at Eden Park last night. More than 6,500 participants delivered a resounding performance… Read more Audio
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Health authorities ditch plan for data matching on 111 calls
7:46 AM.Health authorities have ditched a plan to do data matching on 111 callers in mental distress, despite saying it was crucial to design ways to help them. They had intended last month to start listening… Read more Audio
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More students being stood down for assault
7:43 AM.Schools are blaming the pandemic for a sharp jump in violence among children. Stand-downs, suspensions and expulsions for assaults on other students rose nationally last year and doubled in some… Read more Audio
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Auckland council on deadline for flood-affected properties
7:42 AM.Only 40 per cent of Aucklanders eligible for a council assessment on their flood-affected property have signed up. Today is the last day for Aucklanders living in storm-affected homes to register for… Read more Audio
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Deadline for Aucklanders to register storm-affected homes
7:34 AM.Today is the last day for Aucklanders living in storm-affected homes to register for a council assessment of their property. Those properties deemed to need work could be eligible for construction and… Read more Audio
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Protest for Dunedin Hospital 'biggest in decades' - mayor
7:27 AM.Dunedin's mayor says Saturday's protest was the city's biggest in decades and warns that people are just getting started. About 35-thousand people marched through the city on Saturday protesting… Read more Audio
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Protest for Dunedin Hospital draws thousands
7:23 AM.Thousands of fired up South Islanders flooded the Octagon in central Dunedin on Saturday while West Coasters took a silent approach to protest about a failing health system. In the largest of the two… Read more Audio
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More killed in Lebanon as Israeli airstrikes continue
7:15 AM.Lebanon's Health Ministry says another 21 people have been killed and 47 injured in an airstrike in the eastern Baalbek-Hermal region overnight. Israel says its striking Hezbollah strongholds… Read more Audio
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'Most benefit' of tobacco tax cuts go to Philip Morris
7:10 AM.Officials told Associate Health Minister Casey Costello that tobacco giant Philip Morris would be the biggest winner from tax cuts for Heated Tobacco Products, which they said could damage health and… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 30 September 2024
7:06 AM.Silver Ferns coach Dame Noeline Taurua can see the positives following a nail-biting first test loss to England in Auckland. Audio
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Business News for 30 September 2024
6:53 AM.Business news for 30 September 2024 Audio
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Early Sports Chat for 30 September 2024
6:37 AM.An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere. Audio
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Morning Rural News for 30 September 2024
6:26 AM.News from the rural farming sector. Audio
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Early Business News for 30 September 2024
6:24 AM.Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team. Audio
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Cut to orange roughy catch limits won't help stocks recover, conservation group says
6:20 AM.The Deep Sea Conservation Coalition says the cut to orange roughy catch numbers, announced by the Minister of Fisheries yesterday, won't help stocks recover. The Minister has reduced the total… Read more Audio
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Property Council on major changes for building consent process
6:15 AM.The news that major changes are being considered for the building consent system is receiving high praise from the Property Council. The government is looking at three options to replace the network… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 30 September 2024
6:06 AM.England have pipped the Silver Ferns by one goal in a thrilling start to the Taini Jamison Trophy series last night. Audio
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Morning Report Essentials for Friday 27 September 2024
10:00 AM.On today's episode, The Nurses' union is vowing to push back at the government over its decision to downgrade work on a planned new hospital for Dunedin, job cuts are likely at Whakaata Maori, with… Read more Audio
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Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia
8:55 AM.We cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio