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Thursday, 14 January 2010
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New Zealand doctors expect calls for Haiti quake assistance
14 Jan 2010In the past New Zealand doctors have been quick to respond to calls for help in such disasters. Audio
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Place names: Māori contractions
14 Jan 2010Kaikōura, Taupō, Hahei, Kaiteretere: with Peter Dowling, revising editor of AW Reed's 'Place Names of New Zealand'. Audio
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Plane crash near Bulls
14 Jan 2010Ambulance services say they attended a crash site at Santoft west of Bulls in the Rangitikei District at 8.20 this morning. Audio
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Sheep dairy farming has bright future in New Zealand
14 Jan 2010New Zealand is known for its sheep and dairy industries but seldom are the two but they're rarely connected. Audio
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National Horse and Pony Show starts in Dannevirke
14 Jan 2010The four day event which is in its twelfth year promises to be bigger and brighter than ever before. Audio
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Mitchey Greig talks Skier Cross
14 Jan 2010The countdown is on for next month's Winter Olympics in Vancouver. Audio
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Surf Report
14 Jan 2010Time now for a look at what happening in the world of surfing with Doug Young. Audio
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Tonga aiming to launch first rocket
14 Jan 2010The Government has given the go ahead for American company Interorbital Systems to launch a rocket for a commercial venture which includes developing a Tsunami satellite programme. Audio
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Whangarei RSA insulted likened to cannabis club operation
14 Jan 2010The Whangarei Returned and Services Association says its members are in uproar after the way the RSA is run was likened to the operations of New Zealand's first cannabis club. Audio
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Group will use dolphins' DNA to work out population size
14 Jan 2010A survey is about to begin to find out just how rare Maui's dolphins are. Audio
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Jellyfish heading south to popular tourist destinations
14 Jan 2010Visitors to Australia's Sunshine and Gold coasts could soon be forced to stay on the sand as poisonous irukandji and box jellyfish move south. Audio
Summer Report
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