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A group of Gloriavale leavers are seeking tens of millions of dollars in lost wages, compensation and damages from a leader at the secretive Christian community. 61 former sect residents have filed an Employment Relations Authority claim, alleging the work they did amount to what they call modern day slavery. Lawyer Brian Henry spoke to Lisa Owen.
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News from the business sector, including a market report.
The UK government is working to identify any potential exposure of its online systems from a cyber security flaw which is also affecting websites globally. UK correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke with Lisa Owen.
Kaitangata has officially been added to the NZTA's Southern Scenic Route. The 600km route between Queenstown and Dunedin includes Lake Wakatipuy and the Catlins. Lisa Owen spoke to Joyce Beck from Kaitangata Promotions.
The survivor has to deal directly with the school where the abuse happened and says he's getting nowhere. He says he's frustrated and unable to move on. Reporter Jimmy Ellingham has more.
Former Olympic rower Les O'Connell had his gold medal stolen in February when his Christchurch home was burgled. O'Conell won the medal at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games. Producer Johnny Sutherland spoke to Lisa Owen about the months-long endeavour to get it replaced.
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