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Growth in house prices slows further, and goes backwards in Auckland. How financial markets are⦠Audio. Junior doctors say figures suggesting many are choosing to work during the current strike are simply wrong. Members of the Resident Doctors Association are today beginning the third day in a five-day⦠Audio. An early look at the day's business news, and a catch up on overnight action on global markets.
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At the end of the second day of a five day strike by thousands of junior doctors who have walked off the job around New Zealand, we speak to David Munro from the Resident Doctors Association. Editor of Overland magazine Giovanni Tiso thinks a lot of critics have missed the point of the recent Avengers: Endgame.
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