12 February 2012 - 10:39 pm NZ time
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For first time, ministry releases rankings of PHO performance; Fiji prepares for Cyclone Tomas; Forest and Bird says govt running scared over mining; ordeal over for loved ones of solo trans-Tasman rower; protesters descend on Bangkok demanding elections; and talks on long-awaited trade deal with US get underway today. (29′37″)
The Governor of Kandahar province has called for more security around Afghanistan's largest southern city after a series of attacks which killed dozens of people. (3′16″)
The latest from the Pacific region. (4′02″)
News from the rural and farming sector. (5′09″)
News from the Waatea team. (2′40″)
The Ministry of Health has released league tables ranking the effectiveness of the 80 Primary Health Organisations for the first time. (2′48″)
The Prime Minister John Key is questioning the veracity of claims made by environmental group, Forest and Bird, about the government's plans for mining on the conservation estate. (3′07″)
Fijians living in the path of Cyclone Tomas have been warned to evacuate before the category three storm hits. (2′54″)
News from the business sector including a market report. (11′44″)
For the first time, the Ministry of Health has released league tables that rank the performance of the country's primary health organisations. (6′23″)
A nationwide curfew has been put in place in Fiji, as Cyclone Tomas intensifies. (2′11″)
Fiji correspondent Vijay Narayan says there have been several significant developments overnight. (5′11″)
The environmental lobby group Forest and Bird claims the Government is running scared over its plans to open up the conservation estate to mining. (4′44″)
Seven weeks of freeze-dried food, loneliness, and sheer hard yakker have ended in triumph for the trans-Tasman rower Shaun Quincy. (4′09″)
Thousands of pro-democracy protestors have descended on Thailand's capital, Bangkok, demanding free and fair elections. (2′46″)
Negotiations towards a long-awaited free trade deal with the United States get underway today in Melbourne. (4′02″)
An update from the team at RNZ Sport. (2′48″)
The Flight of the Wellington Phoenix finally came to a halt on Saturday night after the team finished third in the Australasian A-League competition. (3′58″)
The New Zealand anti-whaling campaigner, Pete Bethune has been officially handed over to Tokyo prosecutors, who will decide whether to formally indict him for boarding a Japanese whaling ship. (3′00″)
The New Zealand International Arts Festival is into its final week and the artistic director has left some of the biggest overseas events until last. (4′26″)
Some GPs are demanding the public release of league tables comparing the effectiveness of Primary Health Organisations, but others doctors think the data is inaccurate. (5′13″)
The Government is refusing to be drawn on claims that it's considering opening up seven thousand hectares of top-quality conservation land to mining. (3′08″)
A Georgian television broadcaster, Imedi, reported that the country had been invaded by Russia and that President Sakashvili had been killed. (3′41″)
A nationwide curfew has been put in place in Fiji, as Cyclone Tomas intensifies. (7′09″)
A quick update of movements in the financial sector. (41″)
An update from the team at RNZ Sport. (3′51″)
Anglers say traditional easy access to rivers, lakes and streams is being made harder by landowners selling exclusive access rights to guiding companies. (4′21″)
The British Government is considering plans to abolish the House of Lords and replace it with an upper house full of elected politicians. (3′46″)
News from the Waatea team. (2′47″)
New Zealand gets another shot at Winter Olympics medal glory as the Winter Paralympics are now underway. (3′56″)
Bagpipers and drummers from all over New Zealand descended upon Masterton at the weekend for the New Zealand Pipe Band Championships. (3′12″)
We cross to Melbourne to join Phil Kafcaloudes. (3′06″)
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