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Foreign Minister Winston Peters speaks to John Campbell; Todd McClay on strengthening ties with India; BBC's Frank Gardner discusses latest from Middle East; Road users react to roads of national significance U-turn; Josh Moorby on dream All Blacks debut against Italy
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We crossed the tasman to speak to our Australia correspondent, Gavin Coote.
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Kate Bush fans are being encouraged to glam themselves up and join a worldwide homage to the idiosyncratic singer and one of her most iconic songs. The Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever Poneke on the 26th of July will see as many people as organisers can find dancing in unison. Anya Fielding went along to a workshop to learn the dance ahead of time.
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The manager of Mount Hutt is thanking the public holiday of Matariki, and the wintry blast that preceded it, for the busiest day the ski field has had in a decade. James McKenzie spoke to John Campbell.
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In the Far North's Hokianga locals are feeling isolated and afraid following two violent deaths in the district. Northland reporter Peter de Graaf reports.
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An early morning sports news update.
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The latest market updates and news from RNZ's business team.
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Data from the OECD shows New Zealand at the bottom of the world in terms of wage growth. Money correspondent Susan Edmunds has been looking at the figures and spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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Brendon McCullum has been sacked as head coach of England's test team, after four years in the role. BBC reporter Henry Moeran spoke to John Campbell.
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The reignition of hostilities between the United States and Iran has again closed the Strait of Hormuz and seen Iranian missiles fired at targets throughout the Gulf states. Robert Patman, a professor of international relations at Otago University spoke to John Campbell.
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An animal charity says New Zealand is at a crisis point with thousands of unwanted puppies born, and hundreds of roaming dog attacks, every year. Saving Hope volunteer Jo Coulam spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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The government's celebrating the relationship with India, after a historic trip by its Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Trade Minister Todd McClay spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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All Black debutant Josh Moorby's barnstorming display during the weekend's 47-17 victory over Italy in Wellington capped a memorable 28th birthday for the explosive outside back. Moorby spoke to John Campbell.
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An early morning sports news update.
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The latest market updates and news from RNZ's business team.
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Question marks continue to hang over the future of Netball's ANZ Premiership. It is the third straight year players have entered the season without certainty over the competition's future, with Netball NZ relying on a series of short-term broadcast deals to keep the league going. Players' Association General Manager Pippa Moore spoke to John Campbell.
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Swedish furniture company IKEA says it has 'nothing to hide' with its forestry operations and is proud of what it's doing in New Zealand. The company owns 500,000 hectares of forestry around the world, and 43,000 of it is here. Hawke's Bay Tairawhiti reporter Alexa Cook toured one of its plantations.
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The government has admitted its Roads of National Significance programme is too expensive with the future of several projects unclear. National Road Carriers chief operating officer James Smith spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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Winston Peters spoke to John Campbell following the weekend's visit by the Indian Prime Minister and last week's test of a nuclear capable missile by China in the South Pacific.
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An early morning update from RNZ's business team.
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