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00:01:26

Market Update for 4 July 2024

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2024/07/03

Market Update for 4 July 2024

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00:04:02

Liam Lawson set for Red Bull junior team role

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2024/07/03

New Zealand racing car driver Liam Lawson's being promised a fulltime role driving for Red Bull's junior formula one team, RB. That's according to Helmut Marko - the racing team's director, and the head of Red Bull's driver development programme. But - there could be a pothole or two ahead... the team's boss Christian Horner wants to keep Australian Daniel Ricciardo behind the wheel. Motorsport analyst Bob McMurray spoke to Corin Dann.

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00:02:58

Pacific Islands Forum SG concerned over Kanaky unrest

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2024/07/03

The new secretary general of the Pacific Islands Forum is seriously concerned about the ongoing unrest in Kanaky/New Caledonia and France's handling of the situation. In his first press briefing, Secretary General Baron Waqa says the Forum hopes to step up its engagement with Paris ahead of the Pacific Islands Forum Leaders meeting in Tonga in August. Lydia Lewis has the story:

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00:03:29

NZ "a decade behind" in terms of eczema treatment

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2024/07/03

Some patients with severe eczema are paying thousands of dollars for new-generation treatments - but many of those worst affected are missing out. Dermatologists say eczema treatment in New Zealand is a decade behind, despite having one of the highest rates of the chronic inflammatory skin condition. Ruth Hill reports.

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00:04:34

Union warns biannual testing echoes National Standard

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2024/07/03

The primary teachers' union says requiring children to sit standardised tests twice a year looks like National Standards in disguise. From next year, the government will require primary schools to test children twice a year to measure their progress. That means phonics checks for new entrants; and for those in year three or higher -- reading, writing and maths assessments. NZEI Te Riu Roa president Mark Potter spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:02:20

Sports News for 4 July 2024

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2024/07/03

New Zealand tennis player Lulu Sun has won 2 sets to 1 and has progressed to the 3rd round

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00:02:59

News in Niuean for 4 July 2024

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2024/07/03

The latest news in Niuean language (Vagahau Niue) - brought to you by our partner - Pacific Media Network.

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00:02:46

Takina exhibitions fall short on targets despite...

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2024/07/03

New documents reveal the two first major exhibitions at Takina have either failed to break even or reach their target visitor numbers. The 180-million dollar central city convention centre opened just over a year ago, with Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau declaring it "the first step in the rebirth of Wellington." Nick James reports.

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00:06:29

Labour MPs seek Auckland input after electoral setback

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2024/07/03

Labour Party MPs are in Auckland to hear from its communities, as the party grapples with it electoral loss. Labour lost a significant chunk of the Supercity's support in the last election, and concedes it didn't listen or engage well enough with Aucklanders. Leader Chris Hipkins spoke to Corin Dann.

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00:05:07

OT plans boot camp pilot amid staffing uncertainty

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2024/07/03

It's just weeks before the serious young offender boot camp pilot starts and Oranga Tamariki is still discussing who will take on the critical role of intensive mentoring. The defence force says it won't be involved in running or staffing the trial, which will start at the end of the month. But Oranga Tamariki is holding an online meeting today for community organisations it's contacted about providing intensive mentoring for the military-style academies. Political reporter Lillian Hanly spoke

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00:04:53

White House in crisis mode over Biden's debate fallout

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2024/07/03

The White House is in damage control mode trying to calm nerves - if not downright panic - following President Biden's shaky debate performance last week. Later today the President will be meeting with Democratic governors who want to ensure the 81-year-old is still fit for the job. The New York Times is reporting that the President told a key ally that the coming days will decide whether he stays in the race. It comes following a poll from CNN showing that three-quarters of US voters say

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00:05:54

UK Election: polls predict punishment for Sunak's...

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2024/07/03

The final day of campaigning in the UK is drawing to a close ahead of tomorrow's potentially historic general election. Opinion polls are suggesting that Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Conservative Party will be punished for failing to deliver on promises made during 14 years in power. AP's Philip Crowther spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:04:08

News in Tongan 4 July 2024

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2024/07/03

The latest news in the Tongan language(Lea Faka-Tonga) - brought to you by our partner - Pacific Media Network.

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00:05:03

Standardised tests may cause anxiety in children -...

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2024/07/03

An education expert says frequent, standardised testing makes children anxious and affects their mental wellbeing. From next year, the government will require primary schools to test children twice a year to measure their progress. That means phonics checks for new entrants; and for those in year three or higher -- reading, writing and maths assessments. Ruth Boyask, from Auckland University of Technology's school of education, spoke to Corin Dann.

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00:03:35

Overfilled schools force classes into staff rooms,

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2024/07/03

Rapid growth has pushed more than a hundred schools well beyond their classroom capacity - forcing them to teach students in staff rooms and libraries. The Education Ministry has warned the government new schools and classrooms are urgently needed in high-growth areas and parts of Auckland and Canterbury have critical unmet demand. A roll bulge is moving through secondary schools and last year migration brought an extra 20-thousand school children, half of them in Auckland. Education

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00:04:02

Hundreds of GPs turning to AI to help manage workloads

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2024/07/03

Hundreds of GPs are turning to AI to help manage workloads as burnout and stress hit critical levels in the health workforce. Increasing numbers of GP's across Aotearoa are already using AI software to listen to patient consultations, and provide a summary of notes. Charlotte Cook reports.

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00:03:32

New Zealander killed in the US after gunpoint robbery

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2024/07/03

A 68 year-old-New Zealand woman named as Patricia Mckay has been run down and killed during a gunpoint robbery in Southern California. The police in Newport Beach in LA say two men, one armed with a handgun tried to rob two victims as they were walking, there was a struggle and Patricia Mackay was pulled into a roadway in the parking lot of the Fashion Island shopping mall. California correspondent Ira Spitzer spoke to Corin Dann.

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00:01:09

Sports News for 4 July 2024

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2024/07/03

The Tall Blacks have won their opening game at the Olympic qualifying tournament in Greece coming from behind to beat Croatia 90-86.

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00:10:11

RNZ News at 7am, July 4

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2024/07/03

This morning's top stories and other headlines

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00:04:26

Business News for 4 July 2024

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2024/07/03

Business news for 4 July 2024

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