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Yet again, tens of thousands of New South Wales residents have either been forced to flee their homes or are on high alert, as devastating floods hit parts of the state.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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First, Indian Express’ Jayprakash S Naidu joins host Shashank Bhargava to talk about the murder in Maharashtra’s Amravati district of the 54-year-old chemist named Umesh Prahladrao Kolhe, who had allegedly posted Nupur Sharma’s video on social media. Next, Indian Express’ Tora Agarwala talks about the unprecedented flooding in Silchar (Assam, and t…
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Several dead in Copenhagen shopping mall shooting
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A man is arrested by police who have not ruled out an act of terrorism. Also: Russians capture last Ukrainian stronghold in Luhansk, Sydney floods force thousands to flee homes and Wimbledon celebrates its Centre Court centenary.By BBC World Service
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CNN Special Report | Saudi Arabia: Kingdom of Secrets
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CNN's Fareed Zakaria explores a country where women are property, music and movies are evil - until a new Crown Prince brings unimaginable freedoms. But there is a dark side - is Saudi Arabia's new regime guilty of murder? Fareed focuses on the deeply troubled U.S.-Saudi relationship, from 9/11 to the current crisis. To learn more about how CNN pro…
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Russia claims it controls Ukraine's eastern Luhansk region, a senior Ukrainian politician gives his reaction; thousands of Australians made homeless by heavy torrential rain and a giant of British modern theatre Peter Brook has died, his friend the actor Kathryn Hunter remembers him.(Photo shows a destroyed apartment bloc in the city of Sievierodon…
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Torrential rains cause damaging floods across the Sydney region - with further downpours expected - how much more can locals take?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Annual Garden Bird Survey draws to close for 2022
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Backyard-bird enthusiasts have once again risen to the occasion for the annual Garden Bird Survey. The project is like a census for birds of sorts, and sees tens of thousands of people each year out counting the number of birds in their gardens over a week. This year's survey has now closed and researchers are busy crunching the numbers. Ecologist …
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'Sharp Blacks' headed to World Butchers Challenge
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You've heard of the All Blacks, the All Whites, the Black Caps and the White Ferns, but you may not have heard of the Sharp Blacks. The team are made up of New Zealand's best butchers, who have chopped, sliced and diced their way to the World Butcher's Challenge in Sacramento in September. A warning to the vegetarians out there, meat features promi…
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Vehicles emissions data changing as vehicles sell - dealer
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A Christchurch car dealer says the emissions data that determines if customers get rebates or fees is changing even as he tries to sell a vehicle. Documents released under the OIA show transport officials knew they had poor data, heading into the launch of the clean car discount scheme in April. Phil Pennington reports.…
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Working holiday scheme changes needed sooner - Tourism industry
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The tourism industry wants the extension of a popular working holiday visa to kick in earlier to help with staff shortages. The Youth Mobility Scheme will now allow people aged between 18 and 35 to live and work in the United Kingdom, and vice versa. It's a five year increase to the age limit, and the maximum stay will be increased from two to thre…
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Sydney residents are facing a "life-threatening flood emergency" with thousands of people forced to leave their homes and over a hundred rescues. Dozens of evacuation orders were triggered yesterday, and the wind and rain is expected to continue today. ABC reporter Harriett Tatham spoke to Mani Dunlop.…
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Employment advocate on early childhood teachers' abuse complaints
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Early childhood teachers say they are being abused and bullied in front of children. Some have even reported feeling suicidal over their treatment. Organisations representing centre owners and managers say that bullying is not acceptable, but they don't believe the problem is particularly acute in their sector. Employment law advocate Ashleigh Fech…
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A new Omicron subvariant that's more transmissible and better at evading immunity is expected to trigger a winter wave sooner than expected. Covid-19 cases of the BA.5 variant are roughly doubling every week and account for 15 to 20 percent of cases. University of Auckland computational biologist David Welch says Aotearoa could return to similar da…
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Businesses' wishlists at Australian trade talks
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The Prime Minister is on her way back to the southern hemisphere for the third leg of Aotearoa's reconnection strategy. Jacinda Ardern will arrive in Australia today for a series of trade, tourism and business events, as well as bilateral talks with her Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese. BusinessNZ director of advocacy Catherine Beard will be…
Scott McLaughlin has won the latest Indycars race in the United States.
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The Indonesian government claims the three new provinces will lead to better economic development but but many Indigenous people are against the idea with moves to challenge the legislation in court.
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Indigenous West Papuans say the creation of three new provinces could further marginalise their community through increased migration, militarisation and bureaucracy.
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The White Lady owners claim trouble with council could force closure
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The owners of a much-loved Auckland food truck fear council regulations may force the business to shut after nearly 75 years. Late-night burger joint, The White Lady, came under scrutiny in April when Auckland Council reduced its annual licence to six weeks after complaints from a nearby business. The council has since granted a three-month licence…
A trip to the UK wouldn't be complete without some mention of the royal family. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern managed to sneak in a meeting with Prince William at Kensington Palace - and she didn't turn up empty-handed. She brought with her a Women's Rugby World Cup jersey, plus a copy of one of her favourite children's books - Tulip and Doug - by …
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Petition asks govt rethink changes to Childrens Commissioner
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A petition against a new law which would end the role of Children's Commissioner accuses the government of not listening to the voice of those who have been through the state care system. The Oversight of Oranga Tamariki Bill would see the Commissioner position replaced with a board and its monitoring and investigation roles folded into other gover…
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A former New Plymouth mayor has criticised the council for lack of transparency over why its chief executive is absent from his post. Craig Stevenson, who earns about $370,000 a year, is on leave for an undisclosed period following an emergency council meeting in June. Taranaki Whanganui reporter Robin Martin reports.…
The Irish luck seems to be siding with the All Blacks who managed to score yet another weekend victory at Eden Park. In their first game of the year at the venue, they defeated Ireland 42-19 - quickly dissipating any fears of breaking their Eden Park wining streak. Ireland and New Zealand sports writers Cian Tracey and Hamish Bidwell spoke to Morni…
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ECE teachers say they're abused in front of kids
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Teachers at early childhood centres are speaking out about a toxic culture of bullying saying they've been sworn at and abused in front of children and some have felt suicidal. Employment advocates say the sector is grossly over-represented in complaints about bullying. Education correspondent John Gerritsen reports.…
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Prisoners helping build new parts of Waikeria Prison
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Prisoner labour has been used to build the new parts of Waikeria Prison in Waikato. It's part of a Release to Work programme, which has been on hold since October because of Covid-19, but is now starting back up. However, some say asking prisoners to build a jail just isn't right. Soumya Bhamidipati reports.…
After a whirlwind trip brushing shoulders with top European and UK leaders, the Prime Minister is headed back down-under. Before she gets home, she's making a stop across the ditch for a series of trade, tourism and business events, as well as bilateral talks with her Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese. Senior minister Megan Woods spoke to Mor…
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Kyrgios calls for Tsitsipas to be defaulted at Wimbledon during feisty match
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In tennis, and there's been a riveting throwdown between Australian star Nick Kyrgios and Greek Stefanos Tsitsipas with their talk getting pretty feisty on and off the court. Both players were warned of code violations by the umpire. At one point, Kyrgios called for his opponent to be defaulted after the Greek player hit the ball into the crowd, na…
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Advocates honoured for efforts helping Afghans flee Taliban
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Hundreds of Afghan evacuees have joined to thank the New Zealanders who helped them flee the Taliban. Ellen Nelson, Chris Parsons and Martin Dransfield worked for months to get visas for more than 560 Afghan citizens. Nelson spoke to Morning Report.
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Jacinda Ardern ends Europe tour with UK meetings
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The final leg of the Prime Minister's visit to Europe wrapped up at the weekend with a royal meeting. Jacinda Ardern also sat down with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Opposition Leader Keir Starmer. Political reporter Katie Scotcher is in London.
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A group of 60 survivors of the Christchurch mosque attack are leaving on Wednesday for the annual Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca. The Saudi Arabia king originally invited the group in 2019 after the massacre but they haven't been able to go until this year. Farid Ahmed is one of them - his wife was shot dead as she tried to save others from the gunman…
Straight off the back of her trip to Europe the Prime Minister heads to Melbourne on her way home for a series of trade, tourism and business events, Several people have been shot in a shopping mall in Copenhagen. One person has killed and tens-of-thousands of people are under evacuation orders as flood waters rise in Sydney…
