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00:04:01

Evening business for 14 February 2025

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2025/02/14

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:04:32

Queenstown skier wins NZ's first world championships...

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2025/02/14

Alice Robinson has made history on the slopes in Austria winning New Zealand's first alpine ski world championships medal. Robinson claimed the silver medal in the giant slalom behind an athlete from Italy. Prior to this, New Zealand's best result at a world championships was Robinson's fourth place back in 2021 and slalom skier Claudia Riegler in 1996 in Spain. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:08:00

Kaeo water supplier claims he's never had any complaints

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2025/02/14

The "drinking" water supplier for a small Far North town that's been subject to a boil water notice for close to a decade claims he's never had any complaints. The 2015 public health notice was issued for Kaeo's water; telling customers connected to the privately operated town supply to boil all drinking water for at least two minutes. It's still in place almost ten years on. Bryce Smith spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:48

230 jobs confirmed gone when Kinleith mill closes in...

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2025/02/14

"A bitter blow for the south Waikato." That's the reaction from the union for 230 workers who today had it confirmed they would lose their jobs at Kinleith's pulp and paper mill at the end of June. The plant's owner, Oji Fibre Solutions is closing the paper division after a 100 million dollar loss in 2023. In November, the company laid out a proposal to discontinue its paper production. But confirmation still came as a shock to many of the workers - and there's anger the government didn't do

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00:10:11

Resignation leaves health system in 'perilous'...

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2025/02/14

The abrupt resignation of the Director-General of Health Dr Diana Sarfati leaves the health system in a "perilous" position, fear doctors and health experts. Dr Sarfati, the Government's top health advisor and head of the Health Ministry, is the third health boss to tap out within a week and less than a month after new Health Minister Simeon Brown took charge. Ruth Hill reports.

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00:06:42

Donald Trump orders up plan for reciprocal tariffs

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2025/02/14

US President Donald Trump could be about to ramp his economic assault on trading partners. Trump has ordered up a plan for reciprocal tariffs - which are new tariffs to match taxes on US goods overseas. It could be the next escalation in what is looking more and more like a global trade war. United States correspondent Todd Zwillich spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:37

People waiting years to have crucial surveillance...

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2025/02/14

People around the country are having to wait months or even years to have crucial surveillance colonoscopies due to staff shortages. Health New Zealand said it's trying to schedule procedures as soon as possible. But it all comes against a backdrop of top health officials resigning, with some observers describing the health system as a shambles. Luka Forman has more.

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00:06:12

Cyclone Gabrielle displaced victims speak two years on

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2025/02/14

Two years ago, the deadly Cyclone Gabrielle pummeled the North Island's East Coast. Hundreds of Hawke's Bay residents were forced to climb onto their rooftops and trees to escape the rising floodwaters, 11 people died and over 13 billion dollars of damage was caused. Following the storm, local authorities red zoned more than 1000 homes to try and get people out of flood risk areas. Hawke's Bay - Tairawhiti Reporter Alexa Cook caught up with some of the displaced cyclone victims to see where

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00:04:43

Super Rugby Pacific kicks off in Christchurch

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2025/02/14

Sports Journalist Jamie Wall spoke to Lisa Owen about Super Rugby Pacific's opening match in Christchurch and the grand final rematch between the Blues and Chiefs in Auckland.

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00:07:15

Couple to renew wedding vows during Wanaka Half...

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2025/02/14

Sporty couple Mark Smoothi and Alyssa Coe will renew their wedding vows during the challenge Wanaka Half; a triathalon that includes an almost two kilometere swim, 90 kilometre bike and a run of more than 21 kilometres. Almost ten years ago, they got married during a Wanaka challenge event that was twice that distance. They took a break half way through the marathon to say their wedding vows. Mark and Alyssa spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:26

Property developers offering incentives to potential...

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2025/02/14

Holidays to Rarotonga, free TVs and even cold-hard cash have all been used as extra incentives by banks to try and win people over when it comes to mortgages. Now, it looks like some property developers could be taking a leaf out of the banks books and doing the same. Property developers in some areas are having so much trouble shifting stock, that some have started to offer incentives like cars, whitewares vouchers, cash and even mortgage payments to potential buyers. Money correspondent Susan

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00:07:24

Families leaving rural life after cuts to school bus...

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2025/02/14

Federated farmers says families are being forced to abandon rural life because they can't get their kids to school after cuts to bus routes. Its spokesperson Toby Williams spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:14:04

Critter of the Week

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2025/02/14

It's hard to love blowflies. They're noisy vectors of disease that like to hang around stinky, decaying meat. But love is often found in the unlikeliest places. If we can get past the ick factor, there are lots of reasons to show a little love for our native flies this Valentine's Day. The rango pango or New Zealand blue blowfly, Calliphora quadrimaculata, helps break down the dead and pollinate native flowers.

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00:11:56

Weekend Stuff

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2025/02/14

Rachael Quinn is a professional organsier and housekeeper, she's here to answer any and all questions around cleaning and keeping the house spick and span. Today she's talking about the best way to clean your fans and AC units, and she shares her tips on choosing the most effective cleaning products.

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00:07:18

Harissa-roast carrots & chickpeas with whipped...

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2025/02/14

Julie Le Clerc brings us this delicious recipe which can be served both as a main and as a side dish.

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00:10:48

Film Review: Sam Hollis

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2025/02/14

Afternoons film critic Sam Hollis is back with your weekend film recommendations.

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00:03:49

Freaky Friday

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2025/02/14

It's the home for all your spooky stories, unexplained encounters, and earie coincidences.

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00:10:04

Historic Raetihi temple in desperate need of restoration

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2025/02/14

If you've ever driven up the west side of Mount Ruapehu, you will have passed the Ratana temple in Raetihi.

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00:13:49

Regenerative Wine Farming

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2025/02/14

The art of growing great soil. Dr Jamie Goode is a wine writer with a PHD in plant biology. He spoke to Jesse.

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00:11:42

Central Interceptor project update

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2025/02/14

A 16.2 kilometre tunnel is being built between Herne Bay and the Mangere Wastewater Treatment Plant, and this afternoon, the Southern half is being switched on.

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