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Summer Report for Friday 28 December 2012
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New track opens round tip of the north
8:45 AM.Lois Williams takes a great walk along the Re Paki Coastal Track in the far north of New Zealand. Audio
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The Gisborne region a mecca for tourists in summer
8:41 AM.Heugh Chappell previews a big festival in Gisborne. Audio
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A look at the weather for the new year
8:38 AM.Dr James Renwick from Victoria University talks about the weather. Audio
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Sports News for 28 December 2012
8:34 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio
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Maori board may co-opt outsiders to Alk council committees
8:27 AM.Is Auckland Council's Maori board a success? we preview tonight's Outspoken programme. Audio
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US gun debate has taken yet another twist
8:23 AM.In the US, a newspaper prints the names and addresses of registered gun owners. Audio
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Antarctic mission called off
8:20 AM.An Antarctic experiment to drill through three kilometres of ice to a 500-thousand year old lake has had to be called off. We talk to the project's manager in Antarctica. Audio
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Southern harbour towns looking to cash in on cruise trade
8:15 AM.Record numbers of cruise ship passengers will arrive in Christchurch this summer, Nicola Grigg reports. Audio
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Investors likely to have appetite for the partial float
8:09 AM.Rob Cameron from the Capital Market Development Taskforce talks to us about the partial asset sales. Audio
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Peter Griffin reviews the big IT stories of the year
7:57 AM.Peter Griffin talks about the big tech stories of the year. Audio
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Summer food with Alexa Johnston
7:45 AM.Lisa Thompson talks to author Alexa Johnston as she cooks up summer bread. Audio
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Prof says long-term Cannabis use harm underestimated
7:41 AM.New studies suggest cannabis use may have worse effects from previously thought, we speak to Professor Richie Poulton of Otago University. Audio
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Warning for farmers following quad bike death
7:38 AM.Federated Farmers talk about the latest quad bike death. Audio
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Chinese firm to open baby formula plant in Canterbury
7:35 AM.A Chinese dairy company wants to set up an infant formula factory near Waimate, we talk to Don Brash, a director of Oceania Dairy which may be talen over by the Chinese company. Audio
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Morning Business for 28 December 2012
7:34 AM.Here's Rachel Askew with the latest from the markets. Audio
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Sports News for 28 December 2012
7:26 AM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio
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Fertiliser could be answer to Kiwifruit PSA disease
7:20 AM.A new Italian fertiliser could help combat the vine killing PSA-v disease, Leigh Mclachlan reports. Audio
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Retailers reap rewards in big Boxing Day
7:17 AM.The Boxing Day sales have retailers more than happy, Jacob McSweeny reports. Audio
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US approaches fiscal cliff
7:12 AM.President Obama returns from holiday to try and avert an economic crisis, our Washington corespondent Daniel Ryntjes has the latest. Audio
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Treasury warns Govt about power company sales
7:09 AM.Can the sharemarket handle three partial asset sales at once? Craig McCulloch reports. Audio
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Top Stories for Friday 28 December 2012
7:00 AM.The Treasury warns the share market may not be able to handle three Government asset sales at once. President Obama cuts short his holiday as the US gets close to going over the fiscal cliff and a… Read more Audio
07:00 News
07:25 Newspapers from the main centres
07:30 News features
07:45 Summer food and drink
Alexa Johnston cooks up her favourite summer meal: Schiacciata con Uva (Squashed Bread with Red Grapes)
07:55 Science and technology with Peter Griffin
08:00 News
08:25 Outspoken
Is Auckland’s new Maori board a success? Or do we need Maori seats on local councils? We’re debating this on Outspoken tonight.
08:30 News
08:40 Summer feature
08:55 Summer Music
Labour Party leader David Shearer with his favourite summer song.