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00:04:39

Evening business for 27 September 2024

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2024/09/27

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:04:04

Central Otago population expected to rise to 37,000...

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2024/09/27

Central Otago is creating a strategy to shape its economic future with hopes it may ease the pressures from rapid growth. A recent report suggests more growth is on the horizon with the population expected to climb from 26,000 last year to 37,000 by 2048. Tess Brunton has been speaking to ratepayers about what they want for their district.

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00:03:25

Silver Ferns to take on England on Sunday

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2024/09/27

Dame Noeline Taurua is calling on the Silver Ferns to find their mongrel. A relatively new look New Zealand side will take to the court against England in Auckland on Sunday, the Roses fresh off an upset over Australia in Sydney, sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:02:01

Whangarei Boys' High School ordered to pay over half...

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2024/09/27

The parents of a boy who died on a school trip to Abbey Caves say they trusted teachers to keep him safe. Whangarei Boys' High School student Karnin Petera drowned when the cave system flooded in May of 2023.Two adults and sixteen other students were able to escape.The school board was being sentenced at the Whangarei District Court after pleading guilty to two charges of exposing people to the risk of harm or death. Judge Davis ordered the school to pay more than half a million dollars in

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00:06:31

Minister for Infrastructure speaks on Dunedin...

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2024/09/27

Waitaki mayor Gary Kircher said the discontent over the freeze on the Dunedin Hospital rebuild is "a pig's breakfast." He said the south has not been served well and the hospital's needed to deliver the tertiary care that Oamaru hospital isn't resourced for. Tomorrow, thousands are expected to protest over the delay to the project.Yesterday the Government released a report saying Dunedin's new hospital could not be delivered within the current 1.88 billion dollar budget - and it could balloon

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00:06:20

Up to 600 jobs to go at Timaru meat processing plant

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2024/09/27

Up to 600 jobs are to go from the Alliance Group's meat processing plant in Timaru, with very little prospect of any workers being re-deployed to other plants. It's planning to wind down sheep meat, calf and venison processing at the Smithfield plant by the end of the year, a move that will carve vital jobs out of Timaru. Alliance said the proposed closure is due to a decline in sheep processing numbers caused by a change in land use, Alliance Group Chair Mark Wynne spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:03:24

Christchurch has become more culturally vibrant - locals

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2024/09/27

Is Christchurch about to dethrone Wellington as the country's new capital of cool? Locals say Otautahi is becoming a hipper, more culturally vibrant place after it was devastated by earthquakes more than a decade ago. University students are coming in their droves, with the city offering affordability and an abundance of things to do, Adam Burns reports.

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00:04:46

'Recovery' scam posing as person trying to recover...

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2024/09/27

Beware the scammer coming back for a second crack at cleaning you out. The so called "recovery" scam is the latest way to swindle people out of their cash. It's where a scammer approaches a known victim of a scam, masquerading as someome trying to recover your lost funds. The banking ombudsman's latest report shows scam cases are up 27% with victims losing on average $80,000 up from $57,000 the previous year. Consumer said the second wave scammers are targetting people at their most vulnerable,

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00:04:29

Alliance Group intends to close Smithfield meat

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2024/09/27

600 jobs are almost certainly gone from Timaru after workers were told by Alliance Group today it intends to close Smithfield meat processing plant. It's a body blow for the South Canterbury community with more than one percent of all of the Timaru district employed at the plant. Workers have been told it is just a proposal at this stage and there may be opportunities at Alliance's other sites around the country. But, as Timothy Brown reports, workers think the last nail is already in the

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00:02:06

Researchers find 'animal forests' in Wellington's...

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2024/09/27

Victoria University researchers have discovered a surprising number of animal habitats in Wellington's shallow waters. Shallow waters are typically dominated by seaweed ecosystems. But as Krystal Gibbens reports, they're now home to 'animal forests.'

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00:05:54

All Blacks set to verse Wallabies in Wellington

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2024/09/27

RNZ's All Black correspondent Jamie Wall spoke to Lisa Owen about the latest from the All Black camp about the Bledisloe Cup on Saturday, the National Under 85 kg Club Cup final being on before the test and Liam Lawson securing his Formula One seat.

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00:04:15

Pasifika women working for free due to pay gap - data

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2024/09/27

From today, Pasifika women are working for free. This is according to new data from the Council of Trade Unions which calculates the date each year, that women start working for free because of the gender pay gap. For all women compared to men - it's November 28, but for Pasifika women, compared to Pakeha men, it is today. Money correspondent Susan Edmunds spoke to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:08

Project on Māhia Peninsula hoping to prevent...

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2024/09/27

A new project to improve VHF radio coverage and cell phone service on Māhia Peninsula is hoped to prevent tragedies at sea after the death of three Gisborne fishermen in the area. The bodies of Elwood Higgins, Taina Sinoti and Damien Macpherson were found along the eastern Māhia Peninsula coastline in June, after they'd gone missing in an area of ocean with notoriously bad communications, Hawke's Bay Tairawhiti reporter Alexa Cook reports.

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00:06:34

Hastings youth councillors given voting rights on...

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2024/09/27

In a controversial move, unelected Hastings youth councillors have been given voting rights on committees and could get paid too after the Mayor pushed the proposal over the line. The group of 17 youths has been participating as non voting member of sub-committees but asked to be more involved.15 to 21 year olds who live, work or go to school in the district can apply for the youth roles. Half the Hastings Distrist Councillors who voted opposed the idea; among the objections a claim its a

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00:11:38

Critter of the Week: Manawatawhi paua

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2024/09/27

Paua are a national treasure, as iconically Aotearoa as pineapple lumps and kiwi. Paua have a long history as a source of meaty protein and decoration. This week's critter is the Manawatawhi paua, Haliotis pirimoana, a newly named species that only lives on Manawatawhi Three Kings Islands in Te Tai Tokerau. Ngati Kuri gave this species its scientific name, which translates as 'the paua that clings to the sea.'

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00:09:29

Weekend Stuff: housecleaning 101

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2024/09/27

It's that time of the show when we bring you an assortment of interesting, practical, experts to answer your questions. Today we are trying something new Housekeeping with Rachael Quin! Rachael is a professional Housekeeper in Auckland. She's talking all things spring cleaning ... including how to wash your dog!

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00:09:50

Food: Spring Potatoes & Asparagus

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2024/09/27

Julie Biuso of sharedkitchen.co.nz shares a dreamy combo of Potatoes, asparagus and shallots. And the best thing? It's so simple to put together.

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00:07:52

RNZ Pacific News at 3pm for 27 September 2024

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2024/09/27

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

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00:09:14

Film Review: Megalopolis and The Wild Robot

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2024/09/27

Dominic Corry reviews Francis Ford Coppola's latest: is it truly a flop? And he looks at a new animated film based on the beloved book series by Peter Brown.

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00:06:27

Freaky Friday: a light in the graveyard

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2024/09/27

We've got two tales today. The first is from Maureen who gets some divine assistance when searching for an ancestor's final resting place. The second is from Ned who has a spooky story about a house, a dream and a murder.

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