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00:03:59

Evening business for 14 March 2024

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2024/03/14

News from the business sector, including a market report.

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00:03:15

Rates gone up by an average of 15% due to...

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2024/03/14

Think running a household is expensive? Try running a city. A report commissioned by Local Government New Zealand has found that rates have gone up an astonishing average 15% this year. The reason being the rising cost of infrastructure. It found the cost of building bridges, sewage systems and roads has gone up over 25% with bridges rising an eye watering 38% Libby Kirkby-McLeod reports.

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00:05:53

Billy Guyton first NZ rugby player with chronic brain...

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2024/03/14

Former Blues and Maori halfback Billy Guyton who died last year at 33, had a brain injury likely to be connected with repeated head knocks. The diagnosis of stage 2 chronic traumatic encepahlopathy or CTE, was relayed to his family following extensive testing at Auckland's Neurological Foundation Human Brain Bank. It makes Guyton the first New Zealand based professional rugby player to be diagnosed with the condition. Dylan Cleaver is a freelance journalist who has reported extensively on head

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00:04:43

Foodbank run by David Letele in strife due to no govt...

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2024/03/14

A high profile cash strapped charity is having to cull hundreds of families from its free food parcel service because it can't balance its own books. The South Auckland based foodbank run by former boxer, turned fitness coach David Letele is in strife, after being unable to secure government funding. It costs about a million dollars a year to operate. The food bank has already trimmed staff and has been relying on donations to stay afloat and is now looking to diversify to get some cash coming

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00:01:12

Ruapehu ski field bailed out by govt

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2024/03/14

The Prime Minister has defended the government's bail out decision, saying it's a pragmatic decision to keep the ski field going for this season. Visual journalist Marika Khabazi went to ask people what they think of the decision.

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00:06:18

Former Whakapapa bidder on govt bailout

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2024/03/14

The long term fate of Whakapapa ski field may be on the downward slide. In what it's described as a last chance saloon; the government's kicking another seven million dollars into the failing venture to keep it open for the 2024 season. Ruapehu Alpine Lifts which previously operated both the whakapapa and Turoa fields on Mount Ruapehu, has already had more than 20 million dollars in tax payer bailouts. RAL went into liquidation in June last year owing tens of millions of dollars. A deal with a

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00:07:16

RNZ News at 5pm, March 14

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2024/03/14

All the top stories and other headlines from the day

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00:04:43

Dental charity in need of more volunteers to keep up...

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2024/03/14

A dental charity working in some of the motu's poorest communities desperately needs more volunteer dentists to keep up with demand. It's a nationwide problem, but its being acutely felt on the east cape where there's no dentist from Gisborne to Opotiki. Some people haven't had their teeth checked for years and years. But the mobile Trinity Koha Dental Clinic has delivered over $2 million worth of treatment to over 3500 people, who otherwise have little or no access to dental services. Retired

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00:04:34

Last bail out for Ruapehu - Luxon

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2024/03/14

Businesses that rely on Mt Ruapehu's Whakapapa slopes are popping the corks after the government announced a 7 million dollar cash injection for the ski field. Meanwhile, those on the other side of the mountain are waiting for the Turoa sale to be finalised. Any celebrations though may be dampened by a dose of reality from Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, who says there's no more money after this. Jimmy Ellingham is in National Park.

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00:03:39

Labour caucus has differing views on position on tax...

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2024/03/14

Labour MPs have met for their belated caucus retreat, where the focus was on re-building after the party's election drubbing. But there were also questions about Labour's position on tax, with one MP admitting the caucus has differing views on what the party's policy should be. Political reporter Katie Scotcher was there.

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00:04:33

Auckland side to play in men's A-League football named

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2024/03/14

The name of New Zealand's newest sports franchise has been revealed. The Auckland side to play in the men's A-League football competition from next year is starting to form an identity and after months of speculation the owners have steered away from the controversial and gone with a very standard moniker of Auckland FC. Sports reporter Felicity Reid was at the launch in central Auckland and speaks to Lisa Owen.

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00:04:35

Govt too slow to act to drought in top of South...

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2024/03/14

It's official, there's a drought at the top of the South Island; something farmers have known for weeks but said the government has been too slow to act. Agriculture Minister, Todd McClay today declared a medium scale adverse event after getting an urgent update from ministry officials on the ground this morning. The declaration covers Marlborough, Tasman and Nelson districts. It means farmers in the thick of it can get tax relief and the government has also topped up the local rural support

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00:04:10

Bill to 'ban' TikTok passes thorugh US House of...

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2024/03/14

United States correspondent Todd Zwillich speaks to Lisa Owen about the bill to "ban" TikTok passing through the US House of Representatives, one of Donald Trump's top aides heading behind bars and a rare total eclipse making its way to the US.

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00:07:18

Data shows domestic airfares increased 7.4% in February

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2024/03/14

Statistics NZ data shows domestic airfares increased 7.4% in February compared to January. Earlier this year, Air NZ CEO Greg Foran told Checkpoint the airline was facing significant cost increases and some of that needed to be passed onto passengers. The NZ Airports Association said regional travellers are already frustrated about how much they're having to pay to fly, as well as high cancellation rates. It said the Ministry of Transport already has the power to set up independent airfare

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00:56:51

The TAHI 14/3/24

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2024/03/14

On today’s episode, New Zealand's new favourite boyband MAYJUN are in the studio to talk about their debut single, James from Carb on Carb talks Cuba Dupa, and we discuss the concept of “promise rings”.

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00:02:52

Good samaritan hides $50 notes in poor communities

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2024/03/13

An Auckland construction company manager is spreading goodwill around the country in a very unique way. He's hiding 50 dollar notes in poorer communities - using social media to drop clues.He's only been doing it a month but already has more than 20-thousand followers.He wants to remain anonymous - but agreed to come on the programme.

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00:03:12

Crytosporidium stomach bug prompts Te Whatu Ora...

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2024/03/13

A summer surge of the nasty stomach bug cryptosporidium has prompted public health warnings from Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora. The crypto parasite is spread mainly by faeces from people or animals. It is often contracted when people swallow contanimated water in pools, lakes or rivers. Health NZ National Clinical Director for Protection, Dr Susan Jack spoke to Charlotte Cook.

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00:01:58

Midday Sports News for 14 March 2024

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2024/03/13

Midday Sport for 14 March 2024

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00:09:49

RNZ News at 12pm, March 14

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2024/03/13

The top stories and other headlines at midday

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00:09:24

Screentime: Dark City: The Cleaner, The Regime, Dune 2

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2024/03/13

Film and TV correspondent Chris Schulz joins Kathryn to talk about local production Dark City: The Cleaner (Neon), based on the bestselling book by New Zealand author Paul Cleave. He'll also look at black satire The Regime (Neon), starring Kate Winslet and the new blockbuster Dune: Part Two (cinemas).

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