Fifty years ago Shirley Hick was aboard the Wahine with three of her children when it sunk in Wellington harbour. She lost her only daughter and her youngest son was severely injured. / Video by Mike Scott
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Kiwi on board sunk luxury yacht and St John staff walk off job | Focus Morning Bulletin August 20
In today's headlines with Wilhelmina Shrimpton, Kiwi on board sunk luxury yacht, thousands of St John staff walk off the job, and boost to Auckland safety.
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More snow for South Island and crackdown on boy racers | Focus Morning Bulletin August 19
In today's headlines with Wilhelmina Shrimpton, more snow for South Island, crackdown on boy racers and fate of cathedral to be decided.
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Inside a King Air 350 patrol: safeguarding New Zealand's fisheries
One of New Zealand's smallest Air Force planes, the King Air 350, has become a guardian of the nation’s fisheries. Video. / Mike Scott
Whistleblowers warn CAA’s new approach could lead to more aviation accidents
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Government announces 'Road Policing Investment' programme
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Service cuts don't improve efficiency, Somerset House blaze | Morning Bulletin 18 August, 2024
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Focus Morning Bulletin August 17
The Waitangi Treaty principles bill is in the firing line, over 1000 firefighters contain a blaze in Turkey, and NZ Tourism confirms our numbers of tourists remains low.
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Commerce Commission supermarket pricing recommendations 'not going far enough'
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The inside story of Olympic gold medalist, Finn Butcher
During his time at Dunstan High School in Otago, Finn Butcher saw the motto 'seek wisdom as gold' every day. Twelve years later it rings truer than ever. Video / NZ Herald
Polkinghorne trial: Witness speaks about Polkinghorne's visit the day before Hanna's funeral
Witness Susan Ormonde speaks about Philip Polkinghorne visiting her house the day before Pauline Hanna's funeral.
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The Kiwi footballer turning heads in France
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Focus Morning Bulletin August 16
In today's headlines with Wilhelmina Shrimpton, supermarkets leave Kiwis out of pocket, five people charged over Matthew Perry death, City Mission food parcels still suspended.