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Morning Report for Friday 14 October 2022
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Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia
8:56 AM.We cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio
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Political editors panel: Politicians, public react to agriculture plan
8:46 AM.It's now time for our weekly political panel, where we digest the week in politics. RNZ deputy political editor Craig McCulloch, and Newsroom's political editor Jo Moir spoke to Kim Hill and Guyon… Read more Audio
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Spotlight on Black Ferns lock Joanah Ngan-Woo
8:41 AM.Black Ferns lock Joanah Ngan-Woo scored New Zealand's first try during their opening game at the Rugby World Cup on Saturday, and her ongoing performance will play a large part in whether the Ferns… Read more Audio
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Teenager opens her own second-hand bookstore
8:38 AM.In the age of shrinking attention spans, one Palmerston North teenager has just opened a second-hand bookstore. After months of preparation, 15-year-old Pari Rao opened Olive Books in time for the… Read more Audio
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Market Update for 14 October 2022
8:30 AM.Business update for 14 october 2022 Audio
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Mountaineers upset by Department of Conservation huts closure
8:27 AM.Mountaineers and conservationists are upset over the sudden removal of DOC huts in Te Uruwera.
Forty-four huts are being removed as directed by Tūhoe, who in say in their annual report they want the… Read more Audio
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Wayne Brown ends first week as Auckland Mayor
8:22 AM.It's the end of Wayne Brown's headline-grabbing first week as Mayor of Auckland.
Since taking the mayoral chains he has called for board members of council controlled organisations to resign, said… Read more Audio
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Tips to maximise your groceries amid rising prices
8:16 AM.New data from StatsNZ shows food is at it's most expensive since the Global Financial Crisis in 2009.
Grocery foods cost 7.7 percent more than they did a year ago.
So, how do you get more bang for… Read more Audio
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Supermarket bosses blame wages, war, weather for rising prices
8:10 AM.War, wages and weather: that's what supermarket bosses are putting down to the continued surge in the price of food.
New data from StatsNZ shows food is at it's most expensive since the Global… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 14 October 2022
8:06 AM.After playing in front of a record crowd of nearly 35 thousand in their Rugby World Cup opener, there'll be just four and a half thousand spectators on hand to watch the Black Ferns for Sunday's game… Read more Audio
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Black Ferns hoping to iron out kinks from opening match
7:56 AM.The Black Ferns are sticking with some creative methods in a bid to iron out the kinks from their Rugby World Cup opener.
A nervy start in front of a world record home crowd forced New Zealand to… Read more Audio
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Minister on New Zealanders feeling unprepared for disaster
7:52 AM.Only two in five New Zealanders feel they're well prepared for a disaster.
That's the finding of an independent survey commissioned by the National Emergency Management Agency, which it says many… Read more Audio
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Debbie Francis called back to Parliament to look at culture
7:48 AM.Parliament's Speaker has asked an independent investigator to find out if there's less bullying and harassment since her last inquiry.
In 2018, Debbie Francis found systemic problems at Parliament… Read more Audio
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Modeller on new Covid-19 subvariant in NZ
7:43 AM.New Zealand has recorded its first case of the new Omicron subvariant BQ.1.1.
What does that mean for our Covid-19 numbers?
University of Auckland computational biologist David Welch spoke to Kim… Read more Audio
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New Omicron subvariant recorded in NZ
7:36 AM.New Zealand has recorded its first case of the new Omicron subvariant BQ.1.1.
Covid-19 case numbers are relatively flat at the moment, but that could change in the months ahead with the number of new… Read more Audio
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Gloriavale leader appears at Abuse in Care Inquiry
7:25 AM.One of Gloriavale's leaders, Howard Temple, has admitted to the Abuse in Care inquiry that victims would be asked to forgive their abuser, sometimes in front of the whole congregation.
The… Read more Audio
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Independent Māori Statutory Board meets with new Auckland Mayor
7:20 AM.In a week where Auckland's new mayor has put council owned entities like Auckland Transport and Eke Panuku Development on blast, Wayne Brown has heaped praise on the Independent Māori Stautory Board.
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Food prices hit 13 year high
7:14 AM.Customers are still feeling the pinch at the checkout, with food prices now at a thirteen-year high.
StatsNZ data shows food prices have risen by eight-point-three percent in the year to September… Read more Audio
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Property construction prices shooting up
7:09 AM.For the second straight quarter, construction costs for residential properties have soared by a record margin.
CoreLogic's figures released this morning shows the cost to build a standard 200 square… Read more Audio
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Vanuatu holds snap election
6:51 AM.Votes are being counted after a snap election in Vanuatu. It was triggered by the dissolution of the country's parliament in August, the day before a motion of no-confidence was set to be put against… Read more Audio
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Wellington bus services cancelled temporarily
6:47 AM.A driver shortage has forced more than sixty Wellington bus trips to be suspended from next week to improve reliability.
Sixty-seven services during the morning and afternoon peaks are being axed… Read more Audio
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Severe heat waves, more acidic waters on the rise
6:44 AM.A new report says severe marine heatwaves, as well as hotter, more acidic waters are on the rise in New Zealand.
The report, by the Ministry for the Environment (MFE) and Stats NZ, shows the marine… Read more Audio
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Early Sports News for Friday 14 October 2022
6:39 AM.A brief update from the RNZ sports team. Audio
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Morning Rural News for 14 October 2022
6:29 AM.News from the rural and farming sector. Audio
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Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team
6:27 AM.A brief update from the business sector. Audio
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Justice advocate unhappy with Minister's comment on police photos
6:21 AM.A justice advocate says the police minister appears to be endorsing racial profiling.
The minister, Chris Hipkins has suggested the law could be changed to allow officers to keep taking photographs… Read more Audio
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Hutt Valley the big winner in infrastructure spend
6:16 AM.The Hutt Valley is the big winner in the government's infrastructure spend this year.
Of the $192 million to be invested over the next decade, it's getting $99 million of it for new stormwater… Read more Audio
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Parkland shooter gets life in prison
6:08 AM.The man responsible for the US' deadliest high school shooting has avoided the death penalty.
Nikolas Cruz, armed with an AR-15 style assault rifle, killed 17 people at Florida's Marjory Stoneman… Read more Audio
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Top Stories for Friday 14 october 2022
6:00 AM.Top stories for Friday 14 October 2022 The cost of building a house continues to soar, with record prices for construction materials for a second straight quarter. Food prices have now reached a… Read more Audio