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Sunday Panel: Was move to alert level 3 the right call?
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Today marks one year since New Zealand saw it's first case of Covid-19 - and the country is back in lockdown. Auckland is at Alert Level 3 and the rest of New Zealand is at Level 2 - which is set to last for at least seven days. New Zealand's latest community case of Covid 19 declared this evening is an older sibling of a Papatoetoe High School stu…
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Bernice Tuffery: New book Sleep Easy explores to battle insomnia
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Did you know more than a third of adults don’t get the recommended amount of daily sleep? Whether it be struggling to go to sleep or stay asleep – it can be awfully frustrating and it wreaks havoc on our lives. A lack of sleep alters mood, energy, productivity and impacts immunity. Bernice Tuffery struggled with insomnia for years but made it her m…
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Efeso Collins on South Auckland's response to Covid-19 outbreak, alert level change
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Community leaders say they understand frustrations at Auckland's plunge into lockdown, but are calling for people to focus on crushing the latest outbreak. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said a man made a mistake by going to the gym when awaiting Covid-19 test results. Announcing the latest lockdown last night, she voiced frustration, but urged Kiwi…
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Joan Mackenzie: A Net for Small Fishes and The 100 Years of Lenni and Margot
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A Net for Small Fishes by Lucy Jago. Anne Turner and Frances Howard were real people who met in the Jacobean court of King James the First and were involved in one of the biggest scandals of that era. They began a friendship which both rewarded and endangered them, and their story highlights the perilous plight of women in those days who stepped ou…
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Mike van de Elzen: Latest lockdown will hurt hospitality businesses
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The Covid-19 Alert Level changes are like the plug being pulled on Auckland hospitality businesses. Auckland is at Alert Level 3, with the rest of the country at Level 2, after a 21-year-man and his mother tested positive yesterday. Restaurant Association chief executive Marisa Bidois [muh-riss-ah bid-waa] says it's a major blow for our biggest cit…
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Erin O'Hara: What you need to know about dietary supplements
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Dietary supplements are all the rage, and getting our nutrients straight from a pill sounds easy, but supplements don't necessarily deliver on the promise of better health unless they are prescribed correctly at the right dose for your health. Some supplements can even be dangerous, especially when taken in larger-than-recommended amounts. Wellbein…
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Michelle Dickinson: The nocebo effect and how it applies to statins
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You may have heard of the placebo effect - but have you ever come across nocebo effect. This is where something totally harmlesscan create side effects because you have been told that it will. One drug that is often linked to this effect is statins, which help to lower cholesterol potentially preventing heart attacks and strokes. However, there was…
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Steve Newall: Golden Globes kicks off awards season tomorrow
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In the 30 years Melissa Trueblood has worked in production, she's seen it all -- even if she claims she doesn't have the coolest stories. But 2021 has dealt her one of her tallest orders yet: to help the Golden Globes put on, essentially, three shows in one night. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the 78th Golden Globes will be unlike any other in i…
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Rachel House returns to New Zealand for new movie Cousins
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Rachel House has been a key part of New Zealand’s acting scene for over 25 years, as an actress, writer, coach and director. She’s had many great roles, ranging from Taika Waititi’s films to featuring in Disney productions Moana and Soul. Now House is back in New Zealand with a local film – Cousins, based on the Patricia Grace novel of the same nam…
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Michael Barnett: Alert level change expected to hit Auckland businesses hard
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Aucklanders are waking up this morning to alert level 3, and the rest of the country to level 2. That means a large portion of businesses - hairdressers, gyms and cinemas, among others - will keep their doors shut and operations on hold as trading restrictions are re-implemented in the country's most populous city. Supermarkets, dairies, petrol sta…
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David Murdoch: Experts react to Government's decision to enter another snap lockdown
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Scientific experts say two or three key factors specific to Auckland's latest Covid-19 cases forced the Government to impose a seven-day lockdown. The snap move applies from 6am today and follows confirmation of two new Covid community cases. A man, 21, known as case M, went to the GP on Friday afternoon for a Covid test - then went to the gym. His…
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Grant Robertson on new alert level changes, financial support for businesses
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Finance Minister Grant Robertson has confirmed that since the latest Covid-19 lockdown is more than seven days, business support now kicks in. It comes after a new Covid-19 case was detected in the community yesterday afternoon. Auckland has moved to alert level 3, while the rest of the country is at level 2 for a week from 6am today. The latest lo…
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Ashley Church: Reserve Bank to consider housing when making monetary decisions
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Finance Minister Grant Robertson says "the Reserve Bank is now required to consider housing" when making monetary and financial policy decisions. Changes have been made to the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee's remit requiring it to take into account government policy relating to more sustainable house prices, while working towards its objectives. …
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Junior Fa: I feel no pressure as everyone is expecting Joseph to win
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Martin Devlin chats to heavyweight boxer Junior Fa, ahead of his own Fight of the Century against fellow kiwi Joseph Parker.By Newstalk ZB
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Tony Brown: They got two yellow cards but potentially could have had two more
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Martin Devlin chats to Highlanders coach Tony Brown, fresh off the back of their opening round loss Super Rugby Aotearoa to the Crusaders at Forsyth Barr stadium in Dunedin.By Newstalk ZB
Ask the Question, a new segment on the DRS whereby listeners send audio messages on Whats App to the Devlin Radio Show phone number which will play on Saturday's and Sunday's - 0274843377. 0274THEDRSBy Newstalk ZB
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The Devlin Radio Show Podcast: Saturday 27th February
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The DRS, with Martin Devlin on Newstalk ZB on Saturday's and Sunday's from 12pm until 3pm - compacted into a podcast for Saturday 27th February. Brought to you by Access Solutions.By Newstalk ZB
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Iain Chapman: Hercules aircraft flying from Sydney to Masterton for Wings over Wairarapa
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A mammoth return-trip, criss-crossing the Tasman Sea, today for the Royal Australian Air Force. They'll be flying from Sydney to Masterton - and back - to take part in this year's Wings Over Wairarapa. Because of Covid-19, the crew will have to stay in the plane the whole time. That means a round-trip of almost five thousand kilometres. Squadron Le…
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Barry Soper: Visa for Green MP Ricardo Menéndez March's partner gets green tick
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Green MP Ricardo Menéndez March's partner's visa has been given the green tick by Immigration New Zealand. After National MPs raised questions at a parliamentary select committee about whether it had been approved immigration officials double-checked they were right to approve it. Head of Immigration Greg Patchell viewed the file and confirmed the …
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Led Zepplin 1972 and the train that got you there
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With news that footage from Led Zeppelin's only Auckland show was found in a shed this week, callers to Marcus last night were quick to re-live their experience of that concert in 1972, and notably, the train from Wellington that took them to the show. LISTEN ABOVEBy Newstalk ZB
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Allan Pollard: Horticulture industry optimistic reduction of migrant workers won't impact orchards
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Migration won't likely return to pre-Covid levels when the borders reopen. Immigration Minister Kris Faafoi is telling businesses who've relied on migrant workers in the past to have a re-think. The Government wants to prioritise upskilling New Zealanders. Apples and Pears' Allan Pollard told Heather Du Plessis-Allan he doesn't expect this to impac…
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David Seymour on why the Valentine's Day Covid-19 cluster is getting out of control
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Our latest Covid-19 community case worked at KFC Botany when they were potentially infectious. The person's a household contact of our latest three positive cases, and returned to positive test in quarantine. They could've been infectious when they working at the KFC store between 3.30pm on Monday and 12.30am the following day. Customers who used t…
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Phil Goff: Auckland Harbour Bridge can no longer be strengthened, traffic could be restricted
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Auckland's ageing Harbour Bridge can't take any more strengthening and traffic will need to be restricted in order to maintain its "structural integrity". Waka Kotahi says the bridge has previously been strengthened several times but it is not possible to do it again due to the weight of the steel that would need to be added. Instead, "active traff…
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Heather du Plessis-Allan: The cost of fewer migrants entering New Zealand will be massive
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Looks like we finally have confirmation that even when the borders are open again, migrants will not be coming back here to work like they used to. Immigration Minister Kris Faafoi has pretty much told employers struggling without offshore owners while our borders are closed that this is not temporary, this will go on. I’m sure there will be plenty…
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The Country
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PGG Wrightson Wool Report with Grant Edwards
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The GM of PGG Wrightson Wool reviews a market that is lifting slowly from recent all-time lows with some good initiatives coming to the fore for strong wool.By NZME
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Wrapping the Week: Is KJ Apa right about New Zealand's tall poppy syndrome?
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Every Friday morning, Mike Hosking is joined by Tim Wilson and Kate Hawkesby to wrap the week in news. LISTEN ABOVEBy Newstalk ZB
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Rabobank Best of The Country - February 27, 2021
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Interviews are with Dick Taylor, Dr Doug Edmeades, Jim Hopkins, Judith Collins and Michael Harvey.By NZME
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Zandra Vaccarino: NZ Down Syndrome Association says Kiwisaver changes for life-shortening illnesses well overdue
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The Government has announced the four life-shortening conditions that will allow people impacted by them early access to their KiwiSaver funds. Anyone with Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, Huntington's disease or fetal alcohol spectrum disorder will from March now be able to access their funds earlier than 65 as life expectancy is lower than other pe…
Interviews are with Lewis Ferris, Don Carson, Grant Edwards, Tim Myers, Smiley Barrett and Barry Soper.By NZME
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Neil Martin: RugbyPass secures deal to stream Super Rugby Aotearoa
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Sky TV and NZ Rugby have inked a deal for Super Rugby Aotearoa 2021 matches to stream in more than 100 countries via Sky's RugbyPass service - including top-tier rugby nations the UK, Ireland and France for the first time. Weekly passes, featuring two live games every weekend, plus highlights and condensed games, will be available. RugbyPass' servi…
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Murray Olds: Aussie news back on Facebook, Brisbane’s bid for 2032 Olympics
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News will be back in Australians’ Facebook feeds from Friday, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has said. Speaking to 2GB radio station after the federal government’s contentious media bargaining code passed into law, Mr Frydenberg said the social media giant told him it would reinstate news content on the platform. Asked when news will be back on the site…
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Swoop Aero: Medical deliveries by drone ready for take-off in Australia
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The new age of medical supply delivery is here. Across the ditch in Australia, a company called Swoop Aero has signed a deal with the chemist company TerryWhite Chemmart to do medical deliveries via drone. Their drones can deliver within a 130 kilometre range, saving dozens of hours of travel and wait time for patients. The New Zealand operations m…
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Joseph Parker: Champion boxer on his fight against Junior Fa
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Excitement is building as boxing rivals Parker and Fa prepare to step into the ring for what has been billed as one of the biggest events in New Zealand boxing history.Fight night is tomorrow at Auckland's Spark Arena with tickets selling fast for the much-anticipated event.Yesterday, promoter David Higgins said about 80 per cent of the tickets hav…
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Michael Barnett: Papatoetoe Covid cluster dents Auckland's business confidence
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Auckland's Papatoetoe Covid cluster has dented business confidence, and taken a massive slice out of businesses' bottom lines. New figures from Paymark show the main five days of the outbreak have cost retailers about $50 million dollars. Most of that lost spending was in Auckland, where Alert Level Three restrictions forced all cafes, restaurants …
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Mark the Week: Government's refusal to allow Australia travel bubble looks like a control exercise
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At the end of each week, Mike Hosking takes you through the big-ticket items and lets you know what he makes of it all. Covid-19 Vaccine Rollout. 9/10. "First for the country this week. Is it light at the end of the tunnel? Or maybe the start of the end?" Britain and Israel's Rollout. 8/10. "They are the guiding lights. If you want to see where we …
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Richard Arnold: Johnson & Johnson's vaccine approved, new variant causing worry in New York
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Johnson & Johnson’s single-dose vaccine offers strong protection against severe COVID-19, according to an analysis released Wednesday by U.S. regulators that sets the stage for a final decision on a new and easier-to-use shot to help tame the pandemic. The long-anticipated shot could offer the nation a third vaccine option and help speed vaccinatio…
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Kate Hawkesby: Do we need watchdogs to tell us influencers might be trying to influence us?
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I don’t get the big deal about Gwyneth Paltrow’s blog about her what she’s taking to combat some long term effects she’s suffering from having Covid. Apparently it left her fatigued and feeling blah, so she turned to an alternative ‘functional medicine practitioner’. Well of course she did, she’s Gwyneth Paltrow. She also sells candles that smell l…
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Mike's Minute: Is Grant Robertson just out of ideas?
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Quick suggestion, why don’t we just ask Adrian Orr to be the Finance Minister? Grant Robertson seems to have given up. The latest "Robertson to Orr" letter asks the Reserve Bank to take housing into account when they make their various statements and announcements. That on top of inflation and employment. The Reserve Bank used to have a sweet job. …
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Bernie Smith: Auditor-General investigates MSD emergency housing grants for private rentals
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The Auditor-General is launching an enquiry into emergency housing grants, after paying up to $3000 per week for private rentals. From November 2017 until June last year, the Ministry of Social Development paid more than $38 million to landlords and property managers. The grant is meant to be a short-term solution for seven days while a permanent h…
THE BEST BITS IN A SILLIER PACKAGE (from Friday's Mike Hosking Breakfast) Grant Will Fix It/Mark the Week/The Cuomo Conundrum/Cheese Is the New SuperfoodBy Newstalk ZB
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Grant Robertson on housing, tourism industry and vaccine travel passport
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More support could be on the way for the tourism regions most affected by the closure of international borders. New figures show tourism spending in Otago dropped by almost a quarter last year, while many tourism businesses in Fox Glacier are operating at 20 percent normal capacity. Finance Minister Grant Robertson says the Government is looking at…
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Dr Bruce Thorrold on helping farmers reduce their environmental footprint
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Sponsored Content: New DairyNZ research shows farmers can identify ways to increase efficiency and reduce environmental footprint. DairyNZ strategy and investment leader Dr Bruce Thorrold explains to The Country Sport Breakfast's Brian Kelly.By NZME
THE BEST BITS IN A SILLIER PACKAGE (from Friday's Mike Hosking Breakfast) Grant Will Fix It/Mark the Week/The Cuomo Conundrum/Cheese Is the New SuperfoodBy Newstalk ZB
FIRST WITH YESTERDAY'S NEWS (highlights from Thursday on Newstalk ZB) We Can Beat Scotland/Ferngate/Lockdowns Not the Answer/How 'Bout NO Line of Succession?/Mulling MowersBy Newstalk ZB
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The Huddle: Simon Bridges, house prices and the Reserve Bank's new orders
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Simon Bridges has continued to dominate headlines this week. Earlier this week, the National MP hit headlines for calling Police Commissioner Andrew Coster 'woke'. They faced each other in today's Justice Select Committee's annual review of New Zealand Police. Bridges read an email he'd received from one officer, which says they feel frustrated at …
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Mike Hosking: It’s never been a better time to be the Opposition
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I was slightly disturbed at reportage that Judith Collins was trying to bring Simon bridges into line over his Coster ‘wokester’ comments I hope it’s not true, because what this country needs - all countries need - is strong opposition. Not opposition for opposition’s sake, but well thought through critique. The trick to good opposition is not just…
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Sam Dickie: A2 Milk shares dive after first half profit drops 35% on daigou disruption
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A2 Milk's share price dropped sharply after the company reported a drop in first half earnings. By late morning, the stock was down $1.97 or 17.7 per cent at $9.16. The company earlier said its net profit dropped by 35 per cent to $120m in the first half due to Covid-19 disruption in the unofficial daigou trade into China, and the flow-on impact of…
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Michael Reddel: Reserve Bank 'now required to consider housing', Finance Minister announces
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Finance Minister Grant Robertson says "the Reserve Bank is now required to consider housing" when making monetary and financial policy decisions. Changes have been made to the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee's remit requiring it to take into account government policy relating to more sustainable house prices, while working towards its objectives. …
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Greg Foran: Air New Zealand reports $72m loss in six months to December 31
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Air New Zealand has revealed a $72 million net loss for the six months to December 31 as it remains pinned down by travel restrictions in response to Covid-19. The result follows a $454m loss for the 2019 financial year, which included a $338m write-down to the value of its long-haul fleet, and a $101m profit for the same six-month period a year ag…
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Steven Dromgool: Relationship expert on Chinese ruling that man must pay ex-wife for housework
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A court in China has ordered a man to pay thousands of dollars in compensation to his former wife for housework she shouldered during their five-year marriage, in a landmark divorce ruling that has sparked discussion in the country over the value of unpaid domestic duties. Wang, a homemaker, demanded restitution equivalent to US$24,700 from her hus…
