• RNZ: Morning Report

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RNZ: Morning Report

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  • The most authoritative and comprehensive coverage of local and world events to be found on morning radio happens from 6:00am to 9:00am every weekday on RNZ National.

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    (C) Radio New Zealand 2019
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Episodes
  • Bunnings plastic blowing onto Wellington beaches

    Bunnings plastic blowing onto Wellington beaches
    Jul 8 2019
    A Wellington man is fed up trying to get Bunnings in Lyall Bay to keep their plastic in check.Steve Cronin says he's repeatedly asked the store to do something about the plastic wrapping that blows over their fence and towards the beach.The hardware store says it's making efforts to stop its waste blowing away and while Mr Cronin says the situation has improved, their efforts still aren't good enough.Meriana Johnsen reports.

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    3 mins
  • Māori-Samoan resort plan in French Polynesia collapses

    Māori-Samoan resort plan in French Polynesia collapses
    Jul 8 2019
    An ambitious joint Māori-Samoan bid to build a US$700 million tourism resort in French Polynesia has collapsed before it even got started. The Kaitiaki Tagaloa consortium, headed by the former MP and former Waikato-Tainui chair Tukoroirangi Morgan, failed to meet three funding deadlines set by the French Polynesia government. Walter Zweifel from RNZ Pacific has been following this story since the consortium's bid to build the Tahitian Village resort complex was accepted in April last year.

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    3 mins
  • Hague Convention case could be catalyst for major change

    Hague Convention case could be catalyst for major change
    Jul 8 2019
    The Court of Appeal is set to consider whether an international agreement governing child custody cases is being used as a weapon by abusive ex-partners.The Hague Convention determines the country in which a child custody case should be heard. Ben Strang reports.

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    4 mins

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