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Kamala Harris to accept Democratic nomination
7:32 AM.Kamala Harris is set to formally accept the Democratic Party's nomination for President of the United States. Correspondent Simon Marks spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
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Du Val group put in statutory management
7:25 AM.The Government has taken the rare step of appointing a statutory manager for developer Du Val, which owes over $250 million to creditors. John Fisk from PwC spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Govt to scale back national aerospace centre
7:20 AM.Work on setting up an international spaceport at country's best site for launching rockets, is in strife. Phil Pennington spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
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Mayors of Taupō and Rotorua meet with Govt over mill closures
7:10 AM.The Mayors of Taupō and Ruapehu are feeling hopeful after a meeting with central government about the impending mill closures in their regions. Taupō mayor David Trewavas and Ruapehu mayor Weston… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 23 August 2024
7:08 AM.Team New Zealand raced largely against themselves as they made a winning start to the America's Cup preliminary regatta in Barcelona. Audio
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Government announces second phase of RMA reform
6:45 AM.Chris Bishop is continuing on his quest to slash red tape and has announced his second phase of reform to the Resource Management Act. Bishop spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
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Early Sports Chat for 23 August 2024
6:38 AM.An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere. Audio
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Morning Rural News for 23 August 2024
6:28 AM.News from the rural farming sector. Audio
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Early Business News for 23 August 2024
6:20 AM.Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team. Audio
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Heavy rain forecast for areas of South Island
6:16 AM.Weather warnings and watches are in place in the South Island, with heavy rain forecast in places and warnings in place in northern Fiordland, the Grey District, northwest Tasman, and the… Read more Audio
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Morning Report Essentials for Thursday 22 August
10:00 AM.On today's episode, Winstone Pulp International announced on Tuesday it will shut down its Tangiwai and Karioi sawmills amid skyrocketing power prices, causing more than 200 job losses, a leaked… Read more Audio
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NZTA 'disorganisation' leaves driving instructor out of pocket
8:52 AM.A Kapiti Coast driving school instructor says NZTA's disorganisation in training up extra testing officers has left her thousands of dollars out of pocket. First Up producer Mahvash Ikram reports Audio
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Public risk threshold that kept autistic man locked up questioned
8:48 AM.Supreme Court justices have questioned the public risk threshold that has kept an autistic and intellectually disabled man locked up in a secure facility for 18 years. Anusha Bradley reports. Audio
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E-scooter causes fire in Auckland apartment building
8:40 AM.An e-scooter caused a fire in an Auckland CBD apartment on Thursday morning. Assistant fire commander Barry Thomas spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
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Research shows Māori more likely to be prosecuted than Pākehā
8:24 AM.A former lawyer is not surprised Māori are 11 percent more likely to be prosecuted than Pākehā. Te Kāhui Tika Tangata, the Human Rights Commission leader Julia Whaipooti spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Report shows structural racism and bias within police force
8:18 AM."Bias" and "structural racism" within the police are partly why Maori men are more likely to be stopped, prosecuted and tasered, a two-year investigation has found. Superintendent Scott Gemmell spoke… Read more Audio
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Teachers concerned over language development in students
8:11 AM.Nearly two-thirds of teachers in early childhood education and new entrant classes say that Covid-19 and excessive screen time has impacted language development in children. Burnside Primary School… Read more Audio
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Research shows benefits of converting farms to forestry
7:56 AM.New research shows New Zealand could solve water quality problems and still make a profit from land by converting most sheep and beef land to pine trees. Lead author Bill Kaye-Blake spoke to Ingrid… Read more Audio
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Govt plans to tighten reins on local council spending
7:54 AM.The government has announced new plans to tighten the reins on local council spending, calling it war on waste. Russell Palmer has more. Audio
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Thousands attend Koroneihana celebrations
7:52 AM.Waikato Tainui hosted at least 10,000 people throughout Koroneihana celebrations at Tuurangawaewae Marae in Ngaaruawaahia. Maori News Editor Taiha Molyneux was there. Audio
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Barack and Michelle Obama speak at DNC
7:50 AM.Two of the Democratic Party's most popular figures, the former President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle have used their star power to throw their support behind Kamala Harris. Correspondent at the… Read more Audio
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Electricity Retailers' Association on electricity shortages
7:30 AM.Winstone Pulp International announced on Tuesday it will shut down its Tangiwai and Karioi sawmills amid skyrocketing power prices, causing more than 200 job losses. Electricity Retailers' Association… Read more Audio
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Electricity Authority says no need to launch campaign to save power
7:22 AM.The Electricity Authority says there's no need to launch an official campaign asking people to save power. The authority's chief executive Sarah Gillies spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio