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A large contingent of survivors of abuse in state care are expected in Wellington on Wednesday, to see the final Royal Commission of Inquiry report tabled in Parliament. Abuse survivor and advocate from Christchurch Ken Clearwater spoke to Corin Dann. The final report of the Abuse in Care Royal Commission will be revealed Wednesday afternoon in Parliament. Senior associate with Cooper Legal and member of the panel of lawyers assisting the Royal Commission of Inquiry Lydia Oosterhoff spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

Business News for 24 July 2024

The Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu has travelled to the United States, the first time he's left Israel since the October 7th attacks. Tel Aviv correspondent Sarah Coates spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

The Transport Minister is promising to speed up work on a new four-lane expressway between Auckland and Whangarei. Transport Minister Simeon Brown spoke to Corin Dann.

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News from the rural farming sector.

Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team.

Swimming New Zealand went through some very tough years and it's taken them a while to make an impression again on the international stage. There is now optimism within the Olympic swim team as they prepare for Paris with two members of the squad going into the meet as world champions. Barry Guy reports.

The head of the Secret Service has resigned following a congressional grilling on Tuesday. Kimberly Cheatle acknowledged that the attempted assassination of Donald Trump was "the most significant operational failure" for the Secret Service in decades. US correspondent Nick Harper spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

On today's episode, we hear from Prime Minister Christopher Luxon who says the Government expects the spending it has allocated to the health sector to go further than it currently does, we also hear from Labour's health spokesperson Ayesha Verral on this, we cross to the US where the Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle is testifying before the House Oversight Committee about the assassination attempt against Donald Trump, RNZ money correspondent Susan Edmunds chats about mortgage stress, and a reality TV show contestant is under fire for killing and eating a weka.

Thirteen large moa footprints have been discovered in a remote part of Auckland, only the 14th recorded discovery of moa footprints in 150 years. Palaeontologist Dr Bruce Hayward spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

Sixty patients with the rare non-Hodgkin Lymphoma blood cancer, will be given CAR-T Cell therapy which reprogrammes their immune cells to recognise and kill cancer cells. Cancer patient David Down spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

The Department of Conservation has confirmed it has given a written warning to contestants on a reality TV show after they killed and ate a weka. Reporter Katie Fitzgerald spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

A firefighter and first responder is calling for seat belts in buses to be compulsory after two major crashes on a notorious stretch of highway near Pukaki. Deputy Chief Officer for the Twizel Fire Brigade Ian Gardner spoke to Corin Dann.

Palmerston North man Myles Dieming was horrifically injured when he fell 12 metres at work, but severe blood clots were hampering his recovery and was struggling to get back on his feet. He spoke to Jimmy Ellingham.

Market Update for 23 July 2024

The All Blacks Sevens team begin their Olympic campaign on Thursday, and coach Tomasi Cama says the team is embracing the fact that they're expected to win every time they play. Cama spoke to Barry Guy in Paris.

Police have been forced to postpone the rollout of vital new technology for handling photos and videos of the public because of budget constraints. Phil Pennington spoke to Corin Dann.

NZTA says extra measures are being put in place to help keep travellers safe on the icy roads. Waka Kotahi's South Island Manager Mark Pinner spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

New research out today shows a majority of New Zealanders believe the financial pressures of parenthood are getting worse. Ellen O'Dwyer reports.