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Question Time for 31 July 2012
Audio 31 Jul 2012- DAVID SHEARER to the Prime Minister: Does he stand by his statement: “I’m not going to go and relitigate every comment I’ve made prior to this point because I don’t think that would actually be…
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Praise of new blueprint for Christchurch's CBD
Audio 31 Jul 2012Ernest Duval, co-founder of the City Owners Rebuild Entity; Tom McBrearty, Chair of the Cancern resident's group network; Chief executive of Christchurch and Canterbury Tourism, Tim Hunter - all… Audio
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Avon River tree planting ceremony
Audio 31 Jul 2012A tree planting ceremony took place on the banks of the Avon River this morning to symbolise the beginning of the rebuild of the Christchurch central city. Audio
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Opposition parties happy with CBD rebuild plans
Audio 31 Jul 2012Plans for the rebuild of central Christchurch have been launched with opposition political parties saying that the devil could be in the detail. Audio
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TC3 property owner's protest as blueprint revealed
Audio 31 Jul 2012A tree planting ceremony to symbolise the beginning of the Christchurch central city rebuild will get underway on the banks of the Avon River in about half an hour. Audio
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Canterbury cyclists want more bike-friendly roads
Audio 27 Jul 2012Cyclists in Canterbury say they want a better network of bike lanes on Christchurch roads as part of the city's rebuild plan. Audio
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Michael Endres
Audio 26 Jul 2012Christchurch based German pianist giving Auckland recital series throughout August - fundraising for the rebuild of Rangiora Chamber Hall. Audio
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Rail group tries to make point to Whangarei MP
Rail group tries to make point to Whangarei MP
A Northland group campaigning to save the Auckland to Northland rail line has tried to present Whangarei MP Phil Heatley with a fake cheque for $1 billion.
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Christchurch rebuild looms large over inflation outlook
Audio 17 Jul 2012The high dollar and flat economy are being singled out as the major factors behind the lowest annual inflation rate in more than a decade. Audio
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Fletcher Building opens Christchurch aluminium factory
Fletcher Building opens Christchurch aluminium factory
Fletcher Building has opened a $5 million aluminium factory in Christchurch to help service the needs of the city's rebuild.
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Evening Business for 13 July 2012
Audio 13 Jul 2012Fletcher Building has opened a five million dollar aluminium factory in Christchurch to help service the needs of the city's rebuild. Audio
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Auckland housing undersupply pushes up prices
Auckland housing undersupply pushes up prices
An undersupply of housing in Auckland is helping push prices to new highs, but isn't triggering the building rush needed to address the imbalance.
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Demolition of Christchurch cathedral on hold
Demolition of Christchurch cathedral on hold
The Prime Minister has confirmed the demolition of the ChristChurch Cathedral is on hold while the Anglican Church considers a report which says the building can be saved. Audio
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Morning Report: local papers
Morning Report: local papers
Wednesday's headlines: Immigration NZ staff accused of using client database "like a dating site"; stocks of Vegemite ran out this week at supermarkets in Auckland; demolition of Anglican cathedral in…
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Trade Me job listings up 8% nationally
Trade Me job listings up 8% nationally
Trade Me says the number of job vacancies in Christchurch has surged by nearly half in the three months to June, helped by an increasing demand for workers who can help with the rebuild.
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Sack quake rebuild workers if they break law - police
Sack quake rebuild workers if they break law - police
Christchurch police are asking employers and recruitment companies to write job contracts which provide for workers on the region's quake rebuild to be sacked if they commit a crime.
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Start date for central city bus tours
Start date for central city bus tours
Bus tours of the cordoned area of central Christchurch are due to start operating from 17 July, seven days per week. Tickets will cost $15 for a 40-minute trip.
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Legal challenge over zoning for Christchurch rebuild
Audio 2 Jul 2012The Minister for Earthquake Recovery, Gerry Brownlee, has been accused in the High Court in Christchurch of abusing his powers and doing deals which allowed councils and Christchurch Airport to get… Audio
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First part of earthquake inquiry report handed over
First part of earthquake inquiry report handed over
A major milestone in the Canterbury earthquakes inquiry has been reached with the presentation to the Governor General of the first part the Canterbury Earthquakes Royal Commission report.
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Confidence slump puts rate rise 'some way away'
Confidence slump puts rate rise 'some way away'
An economist says another fall in business confidence this month increases the chances that interest rates will stay on hold for longer.
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Business confidence slumps
Business confidence slumps
National Bank's closely watched monthly survey of business sentiment found confidence halved in June.
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Value of commercial projects in Christchurch rises by $80m
Value of commercial projects in Christchurch rises by $80m
The value of major commercial projects in Christchurch has risen by $80 million in the past 13 weeks.
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Crown Observer to end Christchurch role
Crown Observer to end Christchurch role
The Government has announced it will remove a Crown Observer from the Christchurch City Council, indicating elected members appear to have overcome their differences.
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Higher rates rise urged by mayor
Higher rates rise urged by mayor
Christchurch Mayor Bob Parker has recommended changes to the city's draft annual plan that could push up a proposed rates rise from 7.5% to 7.63%.
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Government gives council power to adjust rates
Government gives council power to adjust rates
The Government has given Christchurch City Council power to adjust rates more often, following the approval of an Order in Council on Thursday.
