Midday Report
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Audio from Friday 10 August 2012
Not all audio is available due to copyright restrictions.
- 12:00 Midday News for 10 August 2012
The search for three bodies off New Plymouth is now focussed on a cave, and the world's fastest man Usain Bolt wins more gold for Jamaica. (15′57″)
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- 12:17 Midday Business News for 10 August 2012
Electronic card spending falls in July. (8′57″)
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- 12:26 Midday Sports News for 10 August 2012
A dream start at the Olympics for BMX rider Marc Willers. (1′53″)
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- 12:35 Midday Rural News for 10 August 2012
News from the rural and farming sectors. (8′45″)
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Radio New Zealand news followed by business, rural and sports news, plus the long range weather forecast and Worldwatch.
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