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    Cruise ship operators could be inching closer to starting up business again

    Cruise ship operators could be inching closer to starting up business again


    The US Centre of Disease Control and Prevention will allow simulated voyages with volunteer passengers to take to the seas.

    International correspondent Dan Mitchinson says the idea of a trials is to see how the industry can move forward post Covid-19.

    Mitchinson says it is not a guarantee that business will be back to normal however it's a good step forward.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Today's News

    		 Living & Travel:
    The Tauranga mayor says the hardest part of the last few days has been witnessing the grieving families of those lost in Thursday's landslide 10:47

     Environment:
    A heavy rain watch is in place for Dunedin, Clutha and mainland Southland lasting until 3pm today 10:47

     Cricket:
    Scotland has replaced Bangladesh at next month's T20 Cricket World Cup because of the latter's refusal to play in India 10:27

     Politics:
    Former Japanese PM Shinzo Abe's killer motivated by 'disgust' at links to Unification Church 10:17

     Law and Order:
    'Highly unlikely' those trapped by Mount Maunganui landslide have survived, NZ police say 10:17

     Environment:
    State Highway 6 between Lake Hawea and Makaroa in the South Island is closed following a slip overnight 10:07

     Soccer:
    Late drama in Bournemouth to end the Liverpool football side's 13 match unbeaten streak 9:27

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