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Wednesday, 14 January 2015
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Councils push for tougher dog laws
A Wanganui councillor is backing calls for tougher dog control legislation. Audio
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Rushed restorative justice changes clogging courts
Lawyers say a new restorative justice law has been rushed and has left the court system struggling to cope with demand. Audio
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Navy officers attempting to board illegal vessels
14 Jan 2015Navy officers are now attempting to board three ships found poaching toothfish in the Southern Ocean. Audio
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Dieters and detoxing
Dieters keen to detox after Christmas over-indulgence may want to think twice about spending hundreds of dollars on the latest craze. Audio
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Veteran Fish and Game ranger hangs up his waders
Fish and Game's longest serving ranger is retiring after 49 years patrolling what he calls the Wild West. Read more Audio
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Expert says it's time for standardised medical certificates
Employers are criticising doctors for describing workplace stress as a medical condition on medical certificates. Audio
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Stranded holiday-makers in Tonga forced to wait out eruptions
14 Jan 2015Volcanic ash spewing from one of Tonga's underwater volcanoes has left hundreds of passengers stranded. Audio
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The alcohol industry fights bylaws to close bars early
A lobby group tackling harmful drinking is accusing the alcohol industry of using underhand tactics to stymie local councils. Audio
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Morning Markets for 14 January 2015
On Wall Street, all the key indicies are up today, the S&P 500 Index up point-6 percent while the Nasdaq is 1 percent higher, amid confidence the United States economy will continue to improve. Audio
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ANZ's Truckometer suggests a solid but moderating growth path
An analysis of traffic flows suggests economic growth remains solid but is moderating. Audio
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Reserve Bank called the world's stand-out central bank
The Reserve Bank has been called the world's stand-out central bank by the publisher which singled it out for its annual award. Audio
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Summer Report
Keeping you informed and celebrating the great New Zealand summer.
Weekdays at 8am from January 2 2020
Edited by Denise Garland
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