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00:08:19

RNZ Pacific News at 9am for 12 July 2024

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2024/07/11

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

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00:05:04

Maritime expert questions autopilot on Aratere

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2024/07/11

A maritime expert is questioning why the Aratere ferry was put on autopilot as it left Picton. John Riding, a senior maritime consultant, he says the waters out of Picton are potentially hazardous enough to require full manual control of any ferry sailing the Marlborough Sounds. He spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

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00:03:34

Sports Chat for 12 July 2024

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2024/07/11

An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere.

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00:04:43

Government retail crime group chair on his plans

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2024/07/11

The chair of the government's new retail crime advisory group says he will hold the government to account on its law and order policies for victims of retail crime. The Ministerial Advisory Group will talk to victims, workers, business owners, retail experts, and advocacy groups over the next two years, and come up with specific policy proposals. Sunny Kaushal - who is also chair of the Dairy and Business Owners Group - spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:04:18

Union on KiwiRail running Cook Strait ferries

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2024/07/11

The Transport minister is refusing to confirm or deny whether the govt has been advised by the Independent Ferry Advisory Group that KiwiRail no longer run the Cook Strait ferries.The Interislander ferry Aratere ran aground near Picton last month, the latest in a series of incidents that have plagued the vessel in its 25 years of crossing the Cook Strait.Maritime Union National Secretary Carl Findlay spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:03:01

Transport Minister on KiwiRail running Cook Strait...

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2024/07/11

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00:05:03

Analysis: Christopher Luxon's NATO trip

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2024/07/11

An international relations expert is hailing Christopher Luxon's US visit a success, The prime minister had one on one meetings with world leaders, as well as a number of Republican and Democratic lawmakers, and this week he had an informal conversation with the US President at the NATO summit dinner. Victoria University's Centre for Strategic Studies director David Capie spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

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00:02:11

Sports News for 12 July 2024

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2024/07/11

The White Ferns have taken several wickets but England are making inroads into their total in the third T20 in Kent.

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00:08:40

RNZ Pacific News at 8am for 12 July 2024

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2024/07/11

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

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00:04:50

Christchurch company's aircraft cleared for...

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2024/07/11

A Christchurch-based aerospace company has had it's aircraft certified for supersonic flights. Dawn Aerospace will now be able to fly their rocket-powered space plane, Mk-II Aurora, at unlimited speeds at up to 80,000 feet of altitude. He spoke to Charlotte Cook

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00:03:42

Westmere residents fear helipad installation

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2024/07/11

Residents of the Auckland suburb of Westmere fear that if consent is given for a helipad for a newly-built mansion, it will turn their slice of the Waitemata Harbour into a highway in the sky, threatening endangered birds and ruining their quality of life. Maia Ingoe reports.

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00:03:38

England taking on All Blacks at Eden Park

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2024/07/11

England will not only take on the All Blacks this weekend but also one of the greatest records in rugby.The All Blacks have not lost at Eden Park for thirty years winning 48 tests and drawing twice. Here is sports reporter Jonty Dine.

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00:04:41

Te Pukenga chief executive on consultants for cuts

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2024/07/11

The national polytech Te Pukenga has been ordered to hire consultants to take charge of cutting costs at its polytechnics .In June, the Tertiary Education Commission chief executive Tim Fowler gave written notice requiring Te Pukenga to obtain specialist help. The Commission says the institute doesn't have what it takes to make the changes it needs. Te Pukenga chief executive Gus Gilmore spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

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00:02:43

ED numbers breaking records as winter illnesses hit

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2024/07/11

There has been a record number of emergency patients through the doors of Middlmore Hospital as winter illnesses hit hard. Just last week the south Auckland ED had its busiest day ever, treating almost 500 people. It is not the only one seeing big numbers. Health Correspondent Rowan Quinn reports.

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00:03:47

Police vindicated over David Tamihere appeal failure

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2024/07/11

Police say the Court of Appeal judgment upholding the convictions against David Tamihere for the murder of two Swedish backpackers vindicates the significant resources and time they have devoted to the case over the past thirty-five years. The court said it is satisfied that Tamihere, who still maintains his innocence, murdered Sven Urban Höglin and Heidi Paakkonen. Ingrid Hipkiss spoke with the country's top cop for investigations, Assistant Commissioner Paul Basham, who said the decision will

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00:03:59

Te Pūkenga ordered to bring in consultants over spending

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2024/07/11

A razor gang is to be called in to fix the huge deficits at our Polytechs. The parent body, Te Pūkenga has been ordered to appoint four consultancy firms to figure out what courses are needed and how many staff and buildings are needed to provide them. It follows forecasts showing the mega institute's polytechnics faces four years of financial losses and a $118 million, deficit this year.Education correspondent John Gerritsen spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:04:18

Government starts crackdown on road cones

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2024/07/11

The Government says its cracking down on road cones. New guidelines are to be introduced to reduce the number put out on our roads and the Transport minister Simeon Brown says The New Zealand Transport Agency will also need to publicly report on the costs of temporary traffic management. He spoke to Corin Dann.

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00:05:06

Christopher Luxon NATO trip update

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2024/07/11

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon chaired a meeting with several NATO counterparts today. Luxon met with Indo-Pacific, IP4 nations Australia, Japan and Korea. The meeting was also attended by Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky. The leaders discussed the way North Korean ballistic missiles and weapons are being used by Russia in its war with Ukraine, and issues a statement condemning North Korea's behaviour. RNZ political editor Jo Moir is travelling with the Prime Minister and spoke to

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00:06:47

Joe Biden on watch ahead of press conference

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2024/07/11

All eyes are on President Joe Biden who is hosting the final day of the NATO summit. He is due to give an unscripted press conference in a few hours time where he will answer questions, including the ones about his health. The summit has been overshadowed by growing calls from fellow Democrats for him to pull out of this year's Presidential election. Washington D.C. correspondent Simon Marks spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:01:13

Sports News for 12 July 2024

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2024/07/11

The White Ferns have posted a total of 141 for 8 after being put in to bat in the third T20 against England in Kent.

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