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Midday sports News for 31 January 2023 The president of an Auckland-based gay and inclusive rugby club says the first All Black coming out as gay is a significant milestone for the sport and the rainbow community.
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What are the rights of those hit by flooding?
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Since Friday, widespread flooding has caused extensive damage throughout the upper North Island.
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Northland Civil Defence on the worsening storm
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For more on the worsening storm hitting the far North, we're joined by Northland's Civil Defence Emergency Management chair, Kelly Stratford.
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For more on the worsening storm hitting the far North, we're joined by Northland's Civil Defence Emergency Management chair, Kelly Stratford.
Red heavy rain warnings are already in force for Northland, and from later today for Auckland north of Orewa and Coromandel Peninsula.
Red heavy rain warnings are already in force for Northland, and from later today for Auckland north of Orewa and Coromandel Peninsula.
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Campbell Johnstone becomes first All Black to come out as gay, he was in the team in 2005. Sam also discusses Novak Djokovic the player and the person. And the Breakers quietly going about making the ANBL playoffs despite coming dead last in the previous season.
Campbell Johnstone becomes first All Black to come out as gay, he was in the team in 2005. Sam also discusses Novak Djokovic the player and the person. And the Breakers quietly going about making the ANBL playoffs despite coming dead last in the previous season.
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Intimacy, sex and relationships at different life stages
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Sex therapist Jo Robertson talks to Kathryn about how she will tackle typically taboo topics around sex, relationships and menopause, when she addresses a gathering of rural women at February's Shepherdess Muster.
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Sex therapist Jo Robertson talks to Kathryn about how she will tackle typically taboo topics around sex, relationships and menopause, when she addresses a gathering of rural women at February's Shepherdess Muster.
RNZ's Jane Patterson is in Whangarei.
RNZ's Jane Patterson is in Whangarei.
As Auckland's flooding has further exposed the city's infrastructure issues, Pattrick talks to Kathryn about how to fund and how much to fund stormwater infrastructure. Also, the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment, Simon Upton, has written to Energy Minister, Megan Woods warning that the Government's energy strategy timetable is far too…
As Auckland's flooding has further exposed the city's infrastructure issues, Pattrick talks to Kathryn about how to fund and how much to fund stormwater infrastructure. Also, the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment, Simon Upton, has written to Energy Minister, Megan Woods warning that the Government's energy strategy timetable is far too…
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Marlborough District Council wants to hear from the public on what should be done with Marlborough Sounds roads to make them safe and resilient against future flood events. Since that devastating rain in August, Samantha says it's been a rather dry summer, with the river flows so low in some places that the perennial toxic algae issue in the lower …
Marlborough District Council wants to hear from the public on what should be done with Marlborough Sounds roads to make them safe and resilient against future flood events. Since that devastating rain in August, Samantha says it's been a rather dry summer, with the river flows so low in some places that the perennial toxic algae issue in the lower …
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Book review: Three of the best from 2022:A Runner's Guide to Rakiura by Jessica Howland Kany; Barefoot by R.V. Bayley and The Art of Copying Art by Penelope Jackson
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Lynn Freeman reviews three of her favourite books from last year: A Runner's Guide to Rakiura by Jessica Howland Kany, published by Quentin Wilson; Barefoot by R.V. Bayley, published by Eden Street Press and The Art of Copying Art by Penelope Jackson, published by Palgrave Macmillan
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Book review: Three of the best from 2022:A Runner's Guide to Rakiura by Jessica Howland Kany; Barefoot by R.V. Bayley and The Art of Copying Art by Penelope Jackson
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Lynn Freeman reviews three of her favourite books from last year: A Runner's Guide to Rakiura by Jessica Howland Kany, published by Quentin Wilson; Barefoot by R.V. Bayley, published by Eden Street Press and The Art of Copying Art by Penelope Jackson, published by Palgrave Macmillan
Bruce Cotterill and Paul Muir are a couple of Auckland blokes trying to help other blokes by raising awareness of -- and money for -- for mental health and prostate cancer. The friends are the brains behind Bike for Blokes, a charity they set up last year as they cycled the length of the country, raising nearly $220,000. Both men have had close fri…
Bruce Cotterill and Paul Muir are a couple of Auckland blokes trying to help other blokes by raising awareness of -- and money for -- for mental health and prostate cancer. The friends are the brains behind Bike for Blokes, a charity they set up last year as they cycled the length of the country, raising nearly $220,000. Both men have had close fri…
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US: Debt ceiling GOP identity crisis, Utah's transgender bill
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US correspondent Danielle Kurtzleben joins Kathryn to talk about the ongoing negotiations into raise the debt ceiling after US government debt hit its limit of US$31.4 trillion last week. Meanwhile the long fight over the speakership and debt ceiling crisis have caused some in the Republican party to question whether its lost its way. And Utah has …
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US correspondent Danielle Kurtzleben joins Kathryn to talk about the ongoing negotiations into raise the debt ceiling after US government debt hit its limit of US$31.4 trillion last week. Meanwhile the long fight over the speakership and debt ceiling crisis have caused some in the Republican party to question whether its lost its way. And Utah has …
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Warnings of price rises as fuel subsidy ends
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The government's fuel subsidy comes to an end today, and there are warnings the cost of some goods could rise. Transport companies are estimating everyday goods could rise, with one source in the meat industry suggesting it could be by 4 to 5 percent, as the cost of freight increases. In April last year, the government introduced a Transport Suppor…
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The government's fuel subsidy comes to an end today, and there are warnings the cost of some goods could rise. Transport companies are estimating everyday goods could rise, with one source in the meat industry suggesting it could be by 4 to 5 percent, as the cost of freight increases. In April last year, the government introduced a Transport Suppor…
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Contact insurer, take photos, don't repair: legal advice to stickered home owners
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As of Monday afternoon, almost 400 Auckland properties have been red or yellow stickered. Senior associate at law firm Tompkins Wake, Morgan Brady tells Kathryn Ryan home owners should take a lot of photos and not to attempt any repairs until they've spoken to their insurer.
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Titirangi homeowners "we have no idea if we can move home"
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Aucklanders are bracing for more rain later today. In West Auckland, the hilly, bush-clad suburb of Titirangi is one of the hardest hit. Days of heavy rain has brought down slips, leaving some homes teetering on hillsides and tearing huge chunks out of roads. Thousands of residents are without water, and while water tankers have been brought in, th…
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RNZ Pacific News at 9am on 31st January
RNZ Pacific News at 9am on 31st January
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Questions raised over why Kaitaki ferry lost power
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Wellington's harbourmaster says he'll be very surprised if weather caused the breakdown of a Cook Strait ferry on Saturday night. The InterIslander's Kaitaki lost its engines in a rough swell on its afternoon sailing from Picton, and drifted dangerously close to the rocky south coast of Wellington. It seems two new ferries, set to replace the fleet…
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Wellington's harbourmaster says he'll be very surprised if weather caused the breakdown of a Cook Strait ferry on Saturday night. The InterIslander's Kaitaki lost its engines in a rough swell on its afternoon sailing from Picton, and drifted dangerously close to the rocky south coast of Wellington. It seems two new ferries, set to replace the fleet…
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Vegetable growers affected by Auckland flooding
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Just last week we heard vegetable prices might come down, thanks to favourable growing conditions - welcome news for households struggling with inflation. But key growing region Pukekohe was battered by the extreme rain and floods that struck Northland and Auckland over the weekend, with more rain forecast to come. So what does that mean for grower…
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Vegetable growers affected by Auckland flooding
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Just last week we heard vegetable prices might come down, thanks to favourable growing conditions - welcome news for households struggling with inflation. But key growing region Pukekohe was battered by the extreme rain and floods that struck Northland and Auckland over the weekend, with more rain forecast to come. So what does that mean for grower…
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Waikato Regional Council bracing for another rough day weatherwise
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The person looking after Waikato Regional Council's response to the weather system walloping parts of the area says the Coromandel in particular is entering "unknown territory" as it struggles to cope with the system. Rick Liefting says the worrry today is not just about flooding but the geology of the area, and how it may or may not behave as the …
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The person looking after Waikato Regional Council's response to the weather system walloping parts of the area says the Coromandel in particular is entering "unknown territory" as it struggles to cope with the system. Rick Liefting says the worrry today is not just about flooding but the geology of the area, and how it may or may not behave as the …
