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Times are tough in the hospitality sector, but in South Taranaki one start-up eatery is bucking the trend. The Patea Hangi shop opened recently, offering a selection of kai Maori alongside more traditional fast-food offerings. Taranaki Whanganui reporter Robin Martin has more.
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Youth advocates continue to challenge Police Minister Mark Mitchell's defence of boot camps. The youth organisation Ara Taiohi says the minister is backing a solution for youth crime that doesn't work. Chief executive Jane Zintl spoke to Corin Dann.
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More consumers are falling behind on their mortgage and credit card payments as arrears climb higher. The latest report from Centrix shows 470,000 people were behind on their payments in May which accounts to thirteen percent of lending. Centrix managing director Keith McLaughlin spoke to Corin Dann.
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Market Update for 2 July 2024
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An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere.
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New Zealand tennis player Lulu Sun has caused an almighty upset at Wimbledon, beating the number 8 seed Qinwen Zheng in her first round match. Sun, who was born in Te Anau, only switched allegience to New Zealand earlier this year, having previously played for Switzerland. She was ranked 115 places lower than her opponent, but came through with a 4-6 6-2 6-4 win in a match that lasted almost 2 hours. Tennis commentator Dave Worsley spoke to Corin Dann
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Canterbury police say illegal street racing turning violent or resulting in death was the reason for their crack down at the weekend. Officers in the region gave out almost 450 driving infringement notices, made ten arrests, caught five drunk drivers and impounded 28 vehicles across three nights. It was part of a wider police operation which also targeted anti-social road users in Bay of Plenty, Wellington and Manawatu. Christchurch Metro Commander Superintendent Lane Todd spoke to our reporter Niva Chittock.
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The health sector is reporting frustration and exhaustion at unchanging mortality rates for babies and mothers. In the 16th perinatal and maternal mortality review the authors ask why their previous recommendations haven't been implemented. The review chair John Tait spoke to Ingrid Hipikiss.
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State housing advocates believe more people will become homeless, living on the street and in garages, as a result of the government's neutering of Kainga Ora. Five board members are going, and the chief executive Andrew McKenzie has resigned. Child Poverty Action Group's housing spokesperson Alan Johnson spoke to Corin Dann.
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Black Ferns great Portia Woodman-Wickliffe has announced she'll retire from international rugby after the Paris Olympics. The two-time World Cup winner and Tokyo Olympic sevens gold medallist will call time on a 12-year career in which she has terrorised defences with her electric pace on the wing.
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Public housing agency Kainga Ora's woes seem set to continue with chief executive Andrew McKenzie stepping down over the government's overhaul. Prime Minister Christoper Luxon spoke to Ingrid Hipikiss.
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France is now preparing for the second round of voting in its general election - to take place this upcoming weekend. The far-right Nationa Rally Party made gains in the first round, winning 33.4% of the vote. But it is too early to tell if they will garner enough support to take full control of the National Assembly. Correspondent Ross Cullen spoke to Corin Dann.
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The family of an Auckland couple ordered to leave New Zealand for overstaying their visas are in turmoil this morning. Loasi Latu and her husband have lived in New Zealand for decades, but have overstayed their visas by more than 20 years. They were told they needed to leave the country by last Friday but did not, believing a ministerial intervention was possible. But Associate Immigration Minister Chris Penk says he won't intervene, and he has asked Immigration officials to make contact with the family today to clarify what happens next. Green Party MP Ricardo Menendez March spoke to Corin Dann.
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There's just three days to go until the UK's general election. Polls are showing a potentially grim outcome for Rishi Sunak's Conservative Party, but he told the BBC it's "not over until it's over" and he still expects to be PM on Friday. BBC political correspondent Rob Watson spoke to Ingrid Hipikiss.
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The U-S Supreme Court has ruled Donald Trump may claim immunity from criminal prosecution for some of the actions he took as president. In a six-to-three decision, the court determined that presidents should be immune from prosecution for official acts taken while they are in office. Correspondent in Washington DC, Simon Marks, spoke to Corin Dann.
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State housing provider and developer Kainga Ora is losing its chief executive and most of its board, as the government's plans for social housing remain unclear. The chief executive, Andrew McKenzie, has resigned - and will get 365-thousand dollar payout. And five of seven board members are also going. Chair of Kainga ora, Simon Moutter spoke to Ingrid Hipikiss.
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Thousands of patients at a Lower Hutt clinic have been told they can't have face-to-face appointments for now after most of its doctors and nurses resigned. Desperate patients from High Street Health Hub say they've been unable to enrol elsewhere as other local practices have closed their books. Ruth Hill has more.
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The biggest upset on the opening day of Wimbledon has been pulled off by a New Zealander - with Lulu Sun stunning the eighth seed Qinwen Zheng.
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Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team.
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Snow is expected on several South Island passes and the Desert Road today. And predicted high swells mean some Cook Strait ferry crossings have been cancelled. MetService meteorologist Mmathapelo Makgabutlane spoke to Corin Dann.
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