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White Ferns slumped at 3-1 series loss to England
2024/03/27
The White Ferns have slumped to a 3-1 series loss to England with one game to spare. New Zealand were well beaten by 47 runs in the fourth T20 in Wellington today. Jonty Dine speaks to Lisa Owen.
South Africa's Speaker of Parliament facing vote of no confidence
2024/03/27
South Africa correspondent Elna Schutz speaks to Lisa Owen about South Africa's Speaker of Parliament facing a vote of no confidence, higher education in the country suffering a blow and some spots in South Africa getting new names
Evening business for 27 March 2025
2024/03/27
News from the business sector, including a market report
Authorities investigating whether women were trafficked from Gloriavale to India
2024/03/27
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A leading human rights lawyer says authorities are investigating whether women were trafficked from Gloriavale and entered into forced marriages in India. Last night on TVNZ's docuseries, Escaping Utopia, former Gloriavale members Theophila Pratt and Rosanna Overcomer travelled to India and met with Ms Pratt's sister Precious. The pair were deeply disturbed by what they found and contacted Deborah Manning - a specialist in refugee, immigration and human rights law - and asked her to look into their concerns. Timothy Brown has more
Govt sticking by plan to deliver tax cuts in upcoming budget
2024/03/27
The Finance Minister said the books won't be back in black until the 2026 to 2027 fiscal year because of bleak economic forecasts. Despite that, the government is sticking by its plan to deliver tax cuts in the upcoming budget. Finance Minister Nicola Willis speaks to Lisa Owen.
Economy in worse shape, tax cuts still promised
2024/03/27
The economy is in much worse shape than thought and so are the Government's finances. But don't worry, you will still get your tax cut. That was the promise from the Finance Minister today as she previewed her top priorities two months out from the big Budget. Craig McCulloch reports
Wayne Brown wants govt to tax-back 40 million for Auckland
2024/03/27
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Mayor Wayne Brown reckons his idea for a tax-back for Auckland is superior to the government's plan for tax cuts. The government's exempt from paying rates on its own buildings in Auckland; that includes hospitals and schools. Wayne Brown wants it to pay-up the estimated 40 million dollars the city loses out on each year. On top of that the government claims GST on rates; that adds up to another four hundred and fifteen million dollars a year . Auckland mayor Wayne Brown speaks to Lisa Owen
Gisborne property owner calls out council for low ball valuation
2024/03/27
A Gisborne property owner is calling out the council for what he believes is a low ball valuation. Shane Fell's property flooded during Cyclone Gabrielle and is now unihabitable. He believes the council appointed valuer is skewing the buyout process and the cards are stacked against owners. However, the Gisborne District Council is defending its process. Jimmy Ellingham reports
Severed Auckland waterfront bridge has businesses seeing red
2024/03/27
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The waterfront is probably the jewel in Auckland's crown, but the passenger bridge linking the viaduct and Wynyard Quarter has been severed, and there's no quick fix. The bridge can open to let boats through, and close to allow pedestrians to cross. But it's stuck in the open position for the foreesable future. That's forcing pedestrians to take the long way around, and has businesses seeing red. Melanie Earley filed this report.
England: 36 player coach relationships suspected across women's football
2024/03/27
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So often these days we are celebrating landmarks in women's football: sell-out crowds, unprecedented coverage, increased salaries for players. However, amid all the shiny achievements, there are still plenty of thorny issues, with player coach relationships one that has been thrust into the spotlight in recent weeks in England. In an investigation, UK Telegraph revealed there are at least 36 player coach relationships suspected across women's football, leading to calls for football bosses to do more to protect the players. Dana Johannsen speaks to Lisa Owen
NZ Post confirms plans to phase out 700 mail delivery jobs
2024/03/27
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The demise of the neighbourhood postie has one prolific letter recipient and writer outraged. NZ Post yesterday confirmed plans to phase out more than 700 mail delivery jobs and said letters will eventually be delivered by parcel couriers. Lots of listeners got in touch via text and email, to say they still love getting a good old fashioned letter, but they also conceded they don't send too many. Kimberley Atkinson speaks to Lisa Owen.
Japan makes move away from pacifism with military export approval
2024/03/27
Asia correspondent Per Elinder Liljas speaks to Lisa Owen about Japan making another move away from pacifism with its latest military export approval and attacks against Chinese interests in Pakistan. He also speaks on a major corruption scandal seeing a former Chinese football president sentenced to life behind bars.
Is it time to change easter trading rules?
2024/03/27
It's a debate that pops up every year, so is it time to change the Easter trading rules? Video journalist Nick Monro went to ask people what they think.
Easter trading restrictions frustrating - ACT
2024/03/27
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Easter trading restrictions are so yesterday according to ACT. There is 3 and a half days each year where almost all shops have to close, ANZAC day until 1pm, Christmas Day, Good Friday and Easter Sunday. There are Easter exemptions though; including for dairies, restaurants, petrol stations, markets and shops in tourist destinations like Taupo or Queenstown. The law also allows all shop employees the right to refuse to work on Easter Sunday without needing to give their employer a reason. ACT reckons the rules are frustrating and in some cases absurd, its MP Cameron Luxton has a private member bill to change that. Cameron Luxton speaks to Lisa Owen
Australia: Cash delivery businesses at brink of insolvency
2024/03/26
Australia correspondent Peter Ryan speaks to Lisa Owen about cash delivery businesses that take money to banks and supermarkets saying they're going to the brink of insolvency.
Evening business for 26 March 2024
2024/03/26
News from the business sector, including a market report.
Cars vs bikes - Changes to Palmerston North road expose battle lines
2024/03/26
Cars versus bikes, changes to a 900 metre stretch of road in Palmerston North have exposed the battle lines between the two. Officials are sticking to their plan to introduce cycleways, much to the chagrin of some. Jimmy Ellingham has the story.
All Whites set to play Tunisia for 3rd place in FIFA series
2024/03/26
The All Whites play Tunisia for the first time in an international football fixture tomorrow morning. The battle for third place in this FIFA Series hosted in Egypt pits the two losers from the opening round against each other. Felicity Reid speaks to Lisa Owen.
Data shows clusters of small earthquakes on Mt Ruapehu
2024/03/26
Mount Ruapehu has got a wobble on, with seismic data showing unusual clusters of small earthquakes on the mountain. The movement started in early March and was initially so small it was hard to pick up. But on some day there's up to six shakes and they can go on and on. GNS Volcanologist Steve Sherburn speaks to Lisa Owen.
Australian security professor responds to China cyber-attack
2024/03/26
The Government has accused China of being behind a successful hack of New Zealand's Parliament three years ago in which some MPs' data was taken, but nothing sensitive or strategic. The Prime Minister has condemned the cyber-attack; China's embassy said the claim is a groundless and irresponsible smear. Professor Lesley Seebeck from Australia's National Security College speaks to Lisa Owen.
Prime Minister condemns China cyber-attack
2024/03/26
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The Government has accused China of being behind a successful hack of New Zealand's Parliament three years ago - in which some MPs' data was taken - but nothing sensitive or strategic. The Prime Minister has condemned the cyber-attack; China's embassy says the claim is a groundless and irresponsible smear. The naming-and-shaming comes after similar action in the United Kingdom and United States overnight. Here's our deputy political editor Craig McCulloch.
Iguana and tortoise stolen from reptile park last week
2024/03/26
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A cold blooded crime, a green Iguana and Leopard tortoise were stolen from a Reptile park last week, and staff reckon a lawbreaking reptile enthusiast could be to blame. Thieves broke in and snatched the animals from Ti Point Reptile Park, North of Auckland, late last Wednesday night or early Tuesday morning. Since there are so few of these kinds of reptiles in New Zealand, staff are hoping that police will be able to track down those responsible. Luka Forman reports.
When was the last time you sent or received a letter?
2024/03/26
When was the last time you sent or received a letter in the mail and what was it? Our reporter Georgie Hanafin asked some people.
NZ Post plans to get rid of more than 700 mail delivery staff
2024/03/26
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It's confirmed the traditional postie is soon to be extinct. New Zealand post is pushing ahead with plans to get rid of more than 700 mail delivery staff. Letters will eventually be delivered by couriers who currently just drop off parcels. The union has described it as a race to the bottom, using contract workers who don't get the same benefits as employees. NZ Post CEO David Walsh speaks to Lisa Owen.
Highway through Brynderwyn Hills to open for 6 days
2024/03/26
The gateway to the north will reopen this weekend, but visitors will have to get in quick. The highway through the Brynderwyn Hills will be open for just six days before crews shut it back down until May. The critical link between Auckland and Northland has been closed since February as crews repair the lasting damage caused by Cyclone Gabrielle. Felix Walton has more.
TJ Perenara responds to Hurricanes Poua haka
2024/03/26
Jamie Wall speaks to Lisa Owen about the Hurricanes Poua haka and the Blues' win over the Crusaders on Saturday night.
Some loyalty programmes more expensive than regular prices
2024/03/26
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Loyalty could cost you when it comes to the supermarket shop; that's despite customer programmes designed to keep you coming back. A comparative shop by Consumer NZ has revealed some pretty lack lustre loyalty discounts, with some offers more expensive than other supermarkets everyday prices. Loyalty programmes give retailers access to your personal data and allow them to track your shopping patterns and history; supposedly in exchange for a better deal at the checkout. Gemma Rasmussen, the Head of research and advocacy at Consumer NZ speaks to Lisa Owen.
Trump's bond for his civil fraud case slashed
2024/03/26
United States correspondent Todd Zwillich speaks to Lisa Owen about Donald Trump's near half-a-billion dollar bond for his civil fraud case being slashed and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signing a bill intended to restrict minor's access to social media. He also speaks about eye-wateringly high jackpots up for grabs in two US national lotteries.
Animal welfare groups call for NZ to extend protection laws
2024/03/26
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New Zealand's importing masses of meat and dairy products from countries where the animals may have been treated cruelly, because of less strict welfare laws. Now a collective of animal welfare groups is calling for Aotearoa to extend it's animal protection laws to all products sold here, effectively banning some imports. A new trade report by Animal Policy International details animal goods imported in to NZ, including chicken, pork, egg products and wool that are farmed in ways Aotearoa has outlawed, because they're cruel. It concludes the double standard is harming local farmers and is not want consumers want. Animal Policy International co-executive director, Mandy Cartr speaks to Lisa Owen.
Evening business for 25 March 2024
2024/03/25
News from the business sector, including a market report
Lower Hutt residents calling for people to speak up about children with horrific injuries
2024/03/25
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A member of the public has come forward in relation to the horrific injuries two young children suffered in Lower Hutt. Police announced on Friday two children, aged five and four, had received very severe injuries over a long period of time. They were hospitalised for two weeks, and both required surgery. Community leaders say residents are shocked and are calling for more people to speak up. Krystal Gibbens reports.
Australia and Britain update travel advisories for Hong Kong
2024/03/25
Asia correspondent Diane To speaks to Lisa Owen about Australia and Britain updating their travel advisories for Hong Kong, Apple CEO Tim Cook on the charm offensive in China and a street in Hong Kong voted second coolest street in the world.
FamilyBoost: Families earning up to $140,000 to be eligible for $75
2024/03/25
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The government has made its first pre-Budget announcement, with details on its Early Childhood Education fee credit. Under the FamilyBoost scheme, households earning a maximum of $180,000 can get up to 25% of their weekly ECE fees reimbursed. The maximum weekly rebate, which families earning up to $140,000 will be eligible for, is $75. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says it's important to get the information out now.
NZ basketball players picking up sizeable paychecks in Asia
2024/03/25
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A record number of New Zealanders are playing professional basketball in Asia and are picking up sizeable paychecks to do so. Kiwis are featuring in competitions in China, Japan and the Philippines in a part of the world that has thrown big money into their domestic leagues. Basketball New Zealand says it can't compete financially but hopes the lure of a black singlet is enough for players to take the risk to keep coming back to play for national teams. Sports reporter Felicity Reid speaks to Lisa Owen
High profile cooking school looking for new home
2024/03/25
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High profile Chef Peter Gordon's restaurant and cooking school Homeland, needs a new home. The business that supports Aotearoa's sustainable kai producers operates out of a building near Auckland 's Westhaven marina. But the site has been sold to a developer and their future plans don't include Homeland. The hunt for a new location for the cooking school and dinning room has so far been unsucessful. Chef Peter Gordon speaks to Lisa Owen
Lyttelton Harbourmaster responds to Sir Russell Coutts
2024/03/25
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The Lyttelton Harbour master was called out by name by a grumpy Sir Russell Coutts. Sir Russell has called the dolphin protection policy extreme and said it's astonishing the amount of influence the iwi has over the authorities. He said, "In particular, Guy Harris, the harbourmaster, has been extremely restrictive in prohibiting practice for our international teams." Guy Harris speaks to Lisa Owen.
Gisborne brawl victim was celebrating birthday
2024/03/25
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One of the people killed in a mass brawl in Gisborne on the weekend, was celebrating his 21st birthday. Family and friends are paying tribute to Chrysler Stevens Mark, on social media. Police say the man arrested in connection with the mass brawl was an uninvited guest with gang connections. Officers plan to speak to every person at the party, as they investigate the death of two people at a 21st. The violence has left the community reeling, but some neighbours say the whanau who hosted the birthday party where fighting took place are good people. Ashleigh McCaull has been out in the community speaking to people
Christchurch 16 year old is rising ballet and swimming star
2024/03/25
Rising ballet star and teen swimming sensation Hamish Giddens has mastered the art of fluid movement. The Christchurch 16 year old holds 4 national titles in the pool and is flying to New York next month to compete in the world's biggest student ballet competition. Jean Edwards reports.
Group hopes to sink mayors plans to sell city port lease
2024/03/25
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A group of high profile Aucklanders are hoping to sink the mayor's plans to sell the lease for the city's port, instead they want the land transformed into one of the greatest waterfronts in the world. One option in the council's long term plan is taking an up-front payment of 2 billion dollars plus for a 35 year lease of port that covers 77 hectares of prime CBD land on Waitemata Harbour. The money could then be invested, with profits used to help cover the city's burgeoning costs. Michael Goldwater speaks to Lisa Owen
Sail GP 1st day cancel the right call - Conservation academic
2024/03/25
The future of SailGP in Whakaraupo Lyttelton Harbour next year is in doubt after endangered dolphins cancelled a day of racing over the weekend. SailGP chief executive Sir Russell Coutts has come out firing, saying there is too much red tape and the racing did not need to be halted. But a conservation academic says the independent race director made the right call. Niva Chittock reports.
Super Rugby Pacific: Crusaders lost 5 times in a row
2024/03/25
The Crusaders are in uncharted territory in Super Rugby Pacific and it won't get any easier for the 13 time champions this week. For the first time in the franchise's history they have lost five games in a row. They haven't been able to defend their home fortress or get a win on the road this season. Sports reporter Felicity Reid speaks to Lisa Owen.
Families to be able to get back 25% of childcare fees
2024/03/25
Families will be able to apply for a partial refund of their childcare costs from October, as part of National's campaign promise to ease the cost of living. Under the policy, dubbed FamilyBoost, families can get back up to 25% of their fees charged by a licensed ECE provider, but there are some key caveats. Deputy political editor Craig McCulloch speaks to Lisa Owen.
E-scooter ACC injury claims increase by almost 40%
2024/03/25
There are growing calls for tighter restrictions for e-scooters, with the number of ACC injury claims increasing by almost 40%. Four years ago the Ministry of Transport proposed changes to allow e-scooters to use cycle lanes and limit their speed to 15kmph to encourage riders off the footpath. But there's no indication as to when, if at all, the rules will be changed. Louise Ternouth reports.
Israel blocks large number of UN aid shipments
2024/03/25
Middle East correspondent Jacob Brown speaks to Lisa Owen about Israel moving to block a large number of UN aid shipments, latest ceasefire talks seeming to have fallen over and ISIS back in the spotlight after claiming responsibility for the Moscow concert hall attack.
Opinions divided whether Sail GP benefits Lyttleton financially
2024/03/25
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Opinions are divided over whether hosting Sail GP actually benefits the town of Lyttleton financially. SailGP's chief executive Sir Russell Coutts has threatened to take the event elsewhere after the first day of racing on Lyttleton Harbour had to be abandoned because a dolphin was on the course. Sir Russell has called the dolphin protection policy extreme and said the iwi has too much influence. But the threat of the event going else where has raised questions over whether it actually worth the trouble. Lyttelton Harbour Business Association Chair Siouxie Rowe speaks to Lisa Owen
Charity holding last ever Trailwalker event in New Plymouth
2024/03/22
The charity Oxfam is holding its last ever Trailwalker fundraising event in New Plymouth this weekend. The development agency says declining registrations since Covid and rising costs mean Trailwalk, which began in 2006 - is no longer viable. Taranaki Whanganui reporter Robin Martin reports.
Vietnam's president resigns only a year into the role
2024/03/22
Asia correspondent Per Elinder Liljas speaks to Lisa Owen about Myanmar's civil war, Vietnam's president resigning only a year into the role and Indonesia ushering in a new, contentious president.
Evening business for 22 March 2024
2024/03/22
News from the business sector, including a market report.
More than 1800 homes yet to receive flood classification
2024/03/22
A West Auckland couple said they're sick of waiting to find out if their flood damaged home will be bought out, as their flood-affected neighbours are given the all clear to carry on with their lives. More than 1800 homes are yet to be given a classification which will determine whether they can be saved by flood mitigation work, or if they need to be bought out. Luka Forman reports.
All Whites to play first game this year in Egypt
2024/03/22
Jamie Wall speaks to Lisa Owen about the All Whites set to play their first game this year in Egypt and the Crusaders tomorrow at Eden Park.
More than 400,000 affected in MediaWorks cyber attack
2024/03/22
A victim of the MediaWorks hack attack says she's frightened by what the hacker could do with her information. More than 400,000 people have had their information taken in a cyber attack, with hackers demanding a ransom to take down the stolen data. Today, MediaWorks has told affected people the attacker has published their information online. Rayssa Almeida has the story.
Horrific and deliberate injuries inflicted on 2 Lower Hutt children
2024/03/22
Multiple broken bones, extensive bruising, a brain bleed and severe internal damage. That's just some of the horrific and deliberate injuries inflicted on two young lower hutt siblings over some time; according to police. The children are just four and five years old. Ruth Hill speaks to Lisa Owen.
Rotorua police using special search powers
2024/03/22
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Rotorua police are using special search powers in a bid to dampen down gang tensions and say they working hard to make sure the community feels safe. Last week 3 men aged between 28 and 35 were arrested following what police describe as an unprovoked attack and stabbing. The trio has been charged with aggravated robbery, wounding with intent and participating in an organised criminal group. Changes to the law mean if there's a gang conflict police can apply to the courts for a more general warrant that allows them to search cars, houses or properties for weapons. Last week the court granted those powers. Local MP National Minister Todd Mclay speaks to Lisa Owen.
Auckland paddleboarder has close encounter with Orcas
2024/03/22
An Auckland paddleboarder said he had the best start to the morning after a close encounter with two playful orcas at a North Shore Beach. Justin Serville was paddling off Castor Bay beach at around 10:00am when the orcas came to say hi. Justin Serville speaks to Lisa Owen.
Massey Uni labs making dairy-free milk products out of seeds
2024/03/22
Scientists in Massey University's Palmerston North labs have come up with a way of making dairy-free milk products out of seeds. The university is so confident about its technology that it's gotten behind a new company that has its eyes on selling to the world. Jimmy Ellingham put on his lab coat for a look.
Japan establishes itself as top place for NZ rugby players
2024/03/22
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Japan has established itself as the top destination for top New Zealand rugby players who want to ply their trade offshore. Firstly the money is good, the brand of rugby is enticing and flights back home are more favourable than other territories. Several marquee All Blacks departed for the land of the rising sun following last year's World Cup. But is it all beer and skittles for players who have made the move there? Adam Burns filed this report
Warriors still searching for first win in 2024 NRL season
2024/03/22
RNZ sports journalist Jamie Wall speaks to Lisa Owen about the Warriors still searching for their first win in the 2024 NRL season and the ANZ Netball Premiership.
Easter bunnies pricier than chocolate blocks - Consumer NZ
2024/03/22
As we bounce closer to Easter, you may be eyeing the chocolate aisle but not all treats are created equal. Shape it seems is everything; A Consumer investigation shows you'll pay a premium if you want your choc to be less block and more bunny or cutsey shaped confectionary. Consumer New Zealand's Ruairi O'Shea speaks to Lisa Owen.
PM Justin Trudeau raises eyebrows with latest expensive holiday
2024/03/22
Canada correspondent Ashleigh Stewart speaks to Lisa Owen about how it will soon be difficult to obtain a temporary work or study permit, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau raising eyebrows with his latest very expensive holiday and Canada dropping places in the world happiness.
Tongariro Chateau costs taxpayers more than 2 million year
2024/03/22
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One of Aotearoa's iconic historic buildings is costing taxpayers more than two million dollars a year while it sits empty and in disrepair. The famous Tongariro Chateau, at the base of Mount Ruapehu has been closed since February last year after getting an E grade for earthquake rating. That means the risk to people in the building is 25 times greater than expected for a new build . Ruapehu District mayor Weston Kirton speaks to Lisa Owen.
100 dog patrol teams graduate in Upper Hutt
2024/03/21
The latest four-legged graduates of the Patrol Dog Course have crossed the stage in Upper Hutt today. German shepherds Dax, Ragner and their handlers will join more than 100 dog patrol teams across the motu. Lauren Crimp got an invite to their graduation ceremony.
Evening business for 21 March 2024
2024/03/21
News from the business sector, including a market report.
Five Eyes ran spy operation out of NZ's security bureau
2024/03/21
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A former senior minister says it's fair to assume its a member of the Five Eyes that ran a spy operation out of New Zealand's security bureau, which didn't have sign off from the government of the day. It comes after a new and scathing report reveals the Government Communications Security Bureau was hosting the operation for years without ministers knowing. The Inspector General of Intelligence and Security published the report today, noting the system operated from 2013 until 2020, when it was stopped by an equipment failure. Political editor Jo Moir has more.
MPI proposes slashing 400 roles
2024/03/21
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Hundreds of public servants have today been told they could soon be out of a job as the Coalition's promised cuts begin to bite. The Ministry of Primary Industries has proposed slashing its workforce by a 10th - almost 400 roles. While the Health Ministry has informed its staff of an imminent downsizing - with 180 positions to be disestablished. The news comes on the same day as the country was declared to be back in a recession. Deputy political editor Craig McCulloch speaks to Lisa Owen.
Study confirms banks are making big profits
2024/03/21
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A new study confirms what you may have already suspected, banks are making big profits, even out doing their international counterparts. The four main players have focused on making money rather than investing in technology that could lead to a more competitive market. The Commerce Commission draft report concludes there are weak incentives for the major players to compete on price. It said ongoing disruptives forces need to be baked in to address the lack of obvious, aggressive competition, that means customers are missing out. It warns right now Kiwibank's not big enough to be that force. Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, Andrew Bayly speaks to Lisa Owen.
Theatre company aims to take multi-sensory show on the road
2024/03/21
A theatre company is appealing for funding to take a multi-sensory production aimed at people living with disabilities, on the road. Spark Live kicked off at the Auckland Town Hall today, and will tour Northland in the coming weeks. Organisers are hoping to give disabled communities around the country a chance to see it. Luka Forman reports.
Man set to complete all NZ's great walks in jandals
2024/03/21
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Most of us are fond of the humble jandal, putting aside the odd blister between your toes. But its hard to imagine hiking all of Aotearoa's great walks in flip flops, a single pair over two years, raising money for a good cause along the way. That's the goal Dunedin man Gus Cope set for himself. All things being equal he will cross the finish-line this weekend when he completes the Routeburn track. Gus Cope speaks to Lisa Owen.
Anti-trans rant and abuse of MP disrupts select committee
2024/03/21
A Parliamentary select committee was momentarily derailed this morning, when a member of the public went on an anti-trans rant before verbally abusing an MP. It comes just a day after outgoing MP Grant Robertson raised his concerns about "increasing hatred, bigotry and lies" towards the transgender community. Anneke Smith reports.
NBL is set to air some games live on TikTok
2024/03/21
In what is believed to be a world-first initiative, the NBL is set to air some of its games live on TikTok. The country's top domestic basketball competition has agreed to a broadcasting rights deal with the social media giant, which starts next week. Jonty Dine speaks to Lisa Owen.
Foreign agency ran spy operation out of Wellington
2024/03/21
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Revelations a foreign agency ran a spy operation out of Wellington for years, while the New Zealand government was in the dark about the whole thing. A report out today shows significant failings by New Zealand's spy agency, the Government Communication Security Bureau. A report by the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security has found a partner of New Zealand's, was allowed to operate a signals intelligence system in Aotearoa from 2012 to 2020. But the Minister at the time, who was Prime Minister John Key, was never told. Former Prime Minister Helen Clark speaks to Lisa Owen.
Nikki Haley: 20% in Arizona GOP primary vote
2024/03/21
United States correspondent Todd Zwillich speaks to Lisa Owen about Nikki Haley still getting votes despite ending her Presidential campaign and a second man being charged in the theft of the most famous pair of slippers.
Banking sector lacks competition - ComCom report
2024/03/21
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Hefty profits, virtually no real competition and weak incentives to do better. That's a snap shot of the banking sector according to a draft market study from the Commerce Commission. It concludes a disruptor's needed to shake the sector up and force some aggressive competition, because consumers are missing out. But it warns Kiwibank is not big enough to force the change needed. Massey University's Professor David Tripe speaks to Lisa Owen.
South Africa plagued by Internet outages
2024/03/20
South Africa correspondent Elna Schutz speaks to Lisa Owen about the disappearance of a young girl, internet outages and two brothers who have escaped the conflict in Ukraine.
Delegates in Christchurch gather for exoplanets meeting
2024/03/20
What's Otautahi-Christchurch got in common with Santorini, Wyoming, Hawaii and Iceland? The South Island city has now joined those 4 locations in hosting the biggest meeting of minds in the study of exoplanets. About 450 delegates from around the globe have descended on Christchurch for the fifth Extreme Solar Systems meeting. Timothy Brown reports
Evening business for 20 March 2024
2024/03/20
News from the business sector, including a market report
Casey Costello speaks on govt vape crackdown
2024/03/20
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The government is ramping up fines for vape retailers caught selling to under 18's. However, Minister in charge has admitted their only 15 enforcement officer policing thousands of stores nationwide and no money to pump-up their numbers. As part of a crack down on youth vaping, it has increased the maximum fine for retailers selling regulated products to under age customers from $10,000 to a $100,000. The penalty for individuals will go from $500 to $2000. It's also investigating tighter regulations on storefront displays and keeping a regulation stopping new stores within 300 metres of kura or marae. Associate Health Minister Casey Costello, speaks to Lisa Owen
World Rugby plan to reimagine the sport's entertainment factor
2024/03/20
World Rugby's latest plan to reimagine the sport's entertainment factor might sound quite familiar to New Zealanders. Many of the suggestions being made by the governing body to speed up the game and broaden its appeal have been trialled here already. Sports reporter Felicity Reid speaks to Lisa Owen.
The Warehouse group loses 24 million dollars in 6 months
2024/03/20
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The shine's gone off the iconic red sheds, with The Warehouse group losing 24 million dollars in the 6 months ended January. It off loaded its failing Torpedo7 chain for a buck last month, but not before it cost it the retail group more than 55 million dollars. Across the Warehouse Group, that includes its stationery stores and Noel Leeming sales were down 5% with its CEO describing the result as "sobering." It now plans to ditch its underperforming online platform; the Market Dot Com. The Warehouse Group's Chief Customer and Sales Officer, Jonathan Waecker speaks to Lisa Owen
Burnside High School to close for week, classrooms do not meet earthquake standards
2024/03/20
One of the largest schools in the country will close for the rest of the week because two of its classroom blocks do not meet minimum earthquake standards. 24 classrooms and 40 teaching spaces are impacted. The whole school will close tomorrow and Friday whilst alternative teaching locations for classes to resume next Monday. Principal Scott Haines speaks to Lisa Owen.
Lyttelton gearing up for return of SailGP this weekend
2024/03/20
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Lyttelton is gearing up for the return of SailGP this weekend, and local businesses are hoping it will fill their sails too. It is the second time the port town near Christchurch is staging the 2 day event, after its debut 12 months ago. Parking restrictions and road closures, which halted the expected inflow of people into Lyttelton's central hub, sparked grumbles. 12 months later, business owners are eager to underline they're open for the party. Reporter Adam Burns was in Lyttelton
More regulation needed for stone benches - Health and safety group
2024/03/20
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An industry health and safety group believes more regulation is needed to make working with potentially dangerous engineered stone benches safer but a total ban on products containing silica is unworkable. A group of Doctors has written to the government urging it to follow in Australia's footsteps and outlaw the composite stone product that's popular in kitchen and bathroom ware. Silica dust produced when the the benches are cut is proven to cause the lung disease Silicosis, as well as cancer, kidney and heart disease. The Asthma and Respiratory Foundation is also backing a ban. IMPAC Director Tom Reeves speaks to Lisa Owen
Govt announces vaping crackdown, banning disposables
2024/03/20
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The Government has announced a crack down on vaping, banning disposable devices, and increasing fines for retailers by $90,000. Specialist vape retailers will also face tighter restrictions on storefront displays and requirements for staffing. Reusable vapes will remain available, but Associate Health Minister Casey Costello says the cheap disposable devices are too easy for teenagers to get their hands on. Finn Blackwell has the story.
Wallabies winger missing game due to debt owed by club
2024/03/20
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The Melbourne Rebels' cash woes are spilling out from the boardroom to the rugby field. Wallabies winger Filipo Daugunu will miss Friday's Super Rugby clash against the Hurricanes over a $7,500 debt owed to him by the club. The Fijian-born speedster also sat out his side's loss to the Reds last week in an apparent stand-off over the unpaid debt. It comes after the Rebels were placed in voluntary administration in January, with debts exceeding $22,500,000. Sports correspondent Dana Johannsen speaks to Lisa Owen
Whangarei GP clinic patients struggling to pay bills
2024/03/20
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A GP clinic in one of the motu's most deprived areas says its bad debtor rate is through the roof with patients unable to pay their bills. Last night, Checkpoint revealed Green Cross Health is now asking patients to pay before they see a doctor at most of their 67 clinics across the country, because more people can't afford the bill. It's carrying debt in the six figures as a consequence. The Bush Rd Medical Centre in Whangarei has more than 11,000 enrolled patients and some of them are struggling to pay too. Dr Geoff Cunningham speaks to Lisa Owen
Reactions to Kiwi brothers arrested in Thailand
2024/03/20
Asia correspondent Per Elinder Liljas speaks to Lisa Owen about the Kiwi brothers being arrested in Thailand, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken visiting Manila and Muslim students at an Indian university being attacked by Hindu Extremists.
Woman found in Gulf Harbour still remains a mystery
2024/03/20
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The identity of a woman whose remains were hidden in rubbish bags and found floating in Gulf harbour remains a mystery. A fisherman reeled the remains in thinking they were a log or an animal, only to make the grissly discovery of a hand, after tearing open the layers of plastic. That was 8 days ago. Police have described the woman as middled aged and small in stature; possibly of Asian descent. She was wearing what appears to blue pyjama pants with a distinct pattern on them, and light-coloured singlet with a brand emblem on it. Detective Inspector Tim Williams speaks to Lisa Owen
Disability community reeling after government narrows funding
2024/03/19
The disability community is reeling after the government moved to narrow access to funding. Whaikaha, the Ministry of Disabled People, issued new rules for accessing financial support in a Facebook post yesterday. Political reporter Anneke Smith has more.
Australia: Uber agrees to pay millions to the taxi industry
2024/03/19
Australia correspondent Nick Grimm speaks to Lisa Owen about Australia's eSafety Commissioner upping the stakes in a growing stand-off with social media giants over what they're doing to stamp out terrorist and violent extremist content on their platforms and Uber agreeing to pay hundreds of millions of dollars in compensation to the taxi industry.
Evening business for 19th of March 2024
2024/03/19
News from the business sector, including a market report.
Winston Peters refuses to back down on Nazi Germany remark
2024/03/19
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has refused to back down from his Nazi Germany remark - saying he makes no apology - and accusing the media of misrepresenting him. The clapback comes despite the Prime Minister raising the comments with his deputy PM directly yesterday - and asking all political leaders to mind their language. Deputy political editor Craig McCulloch reports.
White Ferns fallen short of victory in 1st T20 against England
2024/03/19
The White Ferns have fallen just short of victory in the first T20 against England this afternoon. Batting first England set New Zealand 161 runs to win but the hosts came up 27 runs short. Sports reporter Felicity Reid speaks to Lisa Owen.
Wayne Brown takes AT's first electric double decker bus for test drive
2024/03/19
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Road cones, raised crossings and the entire board of Auckland Transport have all attracted the wrath of Auckland's Mayor, and today Wayne Brown had the opportunity to pop off a few shots at its chief executive. The mayor joined Dean Kimpton at a bus depot this afternoon to show off Auckland's first electric double decker bus. And as the two Auckland leaders got behind the wheel for a test drive, Checkpoint thought it'd be a good opportunity to test the temperature between them. Amy Williams reports.
Two NZ brothers to appear in Thailand court for assaulting a police officer
2024/03/19
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Two New Zealand brothers are due to appear in a Phuket court this afternoon following a scuffle with a Thai police officer earlier in the week. Hamish and Mattson Day, both aged in their thirties, are charged with multiple offences including robbery, assaulting an officer, attempted bribery and driving a motorcycle without a license. Checkpoint understands the brothers were midway through a wellness trip and their parents, millionaire business people Laurence and Katrina Day are likely to travel to Thailand soon. The brothers were allegedly speeding and fled from the police officer. The officer was later tackled by one of the brothers and a gun was wrestled off him causing a bullet to be fired. Nobody was injured. Phuket News journalist JP Mestanza speaks to Lisa Owen.
How much do people pay to go to the GP?
2024/03/19
Visual journalist Marika Khabazi asked people how much they pay to go to the GP, and how they'd feel about paying before they see the doctor.
GP practices asking patients to pay before seeing doctor
2024/03/19
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A group of GP practices is asking patients to pay before they see the doctor because more people are skipping on their bills. Green Cross Health is rolling out a pay on the day policy across most of its 67 clinics nationwide, following an increase in patient debt levels over the past 6 months. It says in the face of an ongoing cost of living crisis most GPs are facing the same problem. General Practice NZ's told Checkpoint it's aware of GPs in high needs areas having to do the same. Andrew Tucker from Green Cross Health speaks to Lisa Owen.
Student recognised by NZQA as a premier award winner
2024/03/19
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An over achieving Hawkes Bay student, who was named dux 2 years in a row, smashed scholarships in nine subjects and graduated high school at 16, is now studying toward a career in medicine at Otago University. Former Havelock North High student, Tapas Kant has also been recognised by NZQA as a premier award winner for 2023 because he managed four "outstanding" grades in his scholarship subjects scoring a $30,000 grant for study. Tapas Kant speaks to Lisa Owen.
Uber drivers protest outside Court of Appeal
2024/03/19
Uber drivers and union workers have protested outside the Court of Appeal in Wellington today, as the huge rideshare company again argued that drivers are not employees. In 2022, the Employment Court determined that four Uber drivers were not independent contractors, and were being wrongfully denied employment rights and protections. Pretoria Gordon reports.
Questions raised over school competing in Maadi Regatta
2024/03/19
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Questions are being raised over whether one of the country's top rowing schools should be allowed to compete in this week's Maadi Regatta due to an earlier cheating scandal. Hamilton Boys' High admitted to 17 rule breaches across major regattas from 2021 to 2023 and was fined and stripped of several titles. Now, as Hamilton Boys' chase more silverware at the national championships in Twizel, this week, some are questioning whether the sanctions went far enough. Sports Correspondent Dana Johannsen reports.
Plant thefts at Christchurch's Mona Vale caught on CCTV
2024/03/19
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There's been a string of brazen plant thefts from the Mona Vale Garden Park over the past 6 months, with some flowers and bushes literally disappearing overnight. The Historic Mona Vale homestead is surrounded by more than 5 hectares of stunning grounds, including manicured lawns, mature trees and flower gardens; beautifully kept by staff and an army of volunteers. A number of the garden raids have been caught on CCTV, but help is needed to identify the theives. Susan Lawrence speaks to Lisa Owen.
Rugby: Blues return to Eden Park to face Crusaders
2024/03/19
RNZ sport journalist Jamie Wall speaks to Lisa Owen about the Blues returning to Eden Park this weekend against the Crusaders and the All Whites against Egypt this Saturday.
Donald Trump using violent language causes debate with supporters
2024/03/19
United States correspondent Todd Zwillich speaks to Lisa Owen about Donald Trump using violent language and how he can't cover his bond in a civil fraud case. He also speaks on a second man being charged in relation to the theft of the world's most famous pair of slippers.
Price of DOC huts and campsites going up 18%
2024/03/19
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From July first the price of huts and campsites is going up 18% with the exception of Paparoa; it'll increase a modest 6%. That means at peak season a hut on the Milford track will be $92 for New Zealand residents. International visitors pay 50% more. The fees haven't been reviewed for 4 years and rising construction and maintenance costs and severe weather events are putting a serious squeeze on DOC's budget. DOC's Director of Heritage and Visitors, Cat Wilson speaks to Lisa Owen.
Officials in China apologising to journalists
2024/03/18
Asia correspondent Diane To speaks to Lisa Owen about officials in China apologising to journalists, 12 people from Hong Kong being slapped with multiple years in prison for rioting in 2019 and the Sunflower Student Movement.
Farmers in top of South Island still facing extremely dry conditions
2024/03/18
Many farmers across the top of the South Island are still facing extremely dry conditions, with no significant rain on the horizon. Agriculture Minister Todd McClay met with farmers in South Marlborough today, after officially declaring a drought in the region last week. Samantha Gee has more.
Evening business for 18 March 2024
2024/03/18
News from the business sector, including a market report.
Investigation into paua and kina poaching in Coromandel
2024/03/18
A investigation is underway into alleged paua and kina poaching on the Coromandel Peninsula. MPI said calls to the fisheries poacher hotline last Tuesday night saw 3 people caught in Pauanui. It's alleged they took at least 60 undersize paua from the south end of the beach. Fisheries New Zealand Director of Fisheries Compliance, Steve Ham speaks to Lisa Owen.
Suzie Bates to lead White Ferns in 1st of 5 T20 games
2024/03/18
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The White Ferns are calling on a former captain to step into the void left by the absence of senior players when the series against England starts tomorrow. The experienced Suzie Bates said she can't remember the last time she skippered New Zealand but she knows she hasn't done it in her hometown of Dunedin. Bates will lead the White Ferns in the first of five T20 games. Sports reporter Felicity Reid speaks to Lisa Owen.
Gloriavale man sentenced to 11 years for sexual offending
2024/03/18
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Victims of a predator in the Gloriavale Christian community have described him as an opportunist who used the vulnerability of his victims to exploit them. Jonathan Benjamin has been sentenced to 11 years and 10 months in prison for more than 20 charges of sexual offending against children - the youngest only 5 or 6 years old at the time. His offending spans more than three decades from the 1980s and his charges relate to 9 victims at the reclusive community during its time on the West Coast and earlier, when it was based in North Canterbury. Anna Sargent was in court in Greymouth.
Consequences for Kāinga Ora tenants - Luxon
2024/03/18
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The Coalition has instructed Kainga Ora to take a tougher line on disruptive and unruly tenants - evicting the worst offenders and chasing down overdue rent. Ministers have sent a letter to the housing agency's board - demanding it ends its current approach to tenancies. The directive asks for more timely use of warnings and relocations - and a faster process for terminations in severe and persistent cases. The Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says there must consequences.
Expert had concerns on National's projections prior elections
2024/03/18
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The government still 'intends' to deliver tax cuts by July, but won't lock them in until they've got them past their coalition partners. Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters has agreed with reports the government has a 5.6 billion dollar fiscal hole. A cornerstone promise in National's election campaign was to deliver tax cuts to the tune of around 14 billion dollars over four years. Former Reserve Bank economist Michael Reddell was one of three experts who reviewed National's foreign buyer tax policy prior to the election and raised serious concerns about the party's revenue projections. That policy ended up being dumped during coalition negoations. Michael Reddell speaks to Lisa Owen.
Chris Bishop speaks on crack down on Kāinga Ora tenants
2024/03/18
Bird recovery centre experiencing cost of living crisis
2024/03/18
Schools fighting back to save free lunch programme
2024/03/18
White Ferns captain wins Women's Indian Premier League
2024/03/18
Tax cuts still yet to go through cabinet - Finance Minister
2024/03/18
Coalition instructs Kāinga ora to take tougher line on tenants
2024/03/18
Netanyahu pressing ahead with plans for a military operation
2024/03/18
Doctors calling for ban on kitchen benchtop stone due to health risks
2024/03/18
China's Foreign Minister heading to Australia next week
2024/03/15
Wellington sprinter chasing 8th successive national 100 metres
2024/03/15
Airport security staff on verge of burnout - Aviation insiders
2024/03/15
More than 20 schools are getting up for Canterbury Polyfest
2024/03/15
Evening business for 15 March 2024
2024/03/15
Airport Association calls out Air NZ for price hikes and performance
2024/03/15
Police working to identify woman found in Gulf Harbour
2024/03/15
Green MP suspended due to links to husband's business allegations
2024/03/15
Luxon not willing to rule out expanding firearms availability
2024/03/15
Swarm of bees suspends Indian Wells tennis open for 2 hours
2024/03/15
Canada's supermarket chain introducing receipt scanners
2024/03/15
What should happen with North Harbour stadium?
2024/03/15
Consultation underway on future of North Harbour stadium
2024/03/15
Australian govt opposition labels new vehicle standards 'ute tax'
2024/03/14
Taumarunui: Work begins to get rid of old Auckland trains
2024/03/14
Evening business for 14 March 2024
2024/03/14
Rates gone up by an average of 15% due to infrastructure costs
2024/03/14
Billy Guyton first NZ rugby player with chronic brain injury
2024/03/14
Foodbank run by David Letele in strife due to no govt funding
2024/03/14
Ruapehu ski field bailed out by govt
2024/03/14
Former Whakapapa bidder on govt bailout
2024/03/14
Dental charity in need of more volunteers to keep up with demand
2024/03/14
Last bail out for Ruapehu - Luxon
2024/03/14
Labour caucus has differing views on position on tax - MP
2024/03/14
Auckland side to play in men's A-League football named
2024/03/14
Govt too slow to act to drought in top of South Island - farmers
2024/03/14
Bill to 'ban' TikTok passes thorugh US House of Representatives
2024/03/14
Data shows domestic airfares increased 7.4% in February
2024/03/14
Growing giraffe family getting new enclosure
2024/03/13
Higher parking prices for bigger vehicles: Should it come to NZ?
2024/03/13
South Africa: An election official has been fired
2024/03/13
Evening business for 13 March 2024
2024/03/13
Protesters make voices heard outside seabed mining hearing
2024/03/13
Canoe slalom paddler joins select group of NZ Olympic athletes
2024/03/13
Govt to give Ruapehu ski field 7 million dollars so season can go ahead
2024/03/13
Latest retail data showing consumer spending dropping
2024/03/13
Forensic anthropologist responds to found Gulf Harbour human remains
2024/03/13
Police looking for people responsible for string of power line incidents
2024/03/13
Golriz Ghahraman pleads guilty to 4 shoplifting charges
2024/03/13
Rugby: 20 minute red card proposal reccomended for vote
2024/03/13
Post mortem carried out after human remains found in plastic bags in Gulf Harbour
2024/03/13
Agency warns NZ's 2050 predator free progress could be going backwards
2024/03/13
India plans to enact a controversial law that excludes Muslims
2024/03/13
Melbourne council of Yarra looking at higher costs for SUV drivers
2024/03/13
Over 65s take to court for Wellington Senior Regional Games
2024/03/12
Australia: Debate growing around ability to withdraw superannuation
2024/03/12
Evening business for 12 March 2024
2024/03/12
50 years ago: Black Caps beat Australia in test for 1st time
2024/03/12
Sydney Rooster Spencer Leniu banned for 2 months from the NRL for use of racial slur
2024/03/12
50 passengers treated by paramedics after LATAM flight
2024/03/12
Police pay offer from govt 'insulting' - Police Association
2024/03/12
Ombudsman resignation: How old is too old?
2024/03/12
Some children in Gaza suffered psychological destruction
2024/03/12
The Goat Shed: Promoting sustainable surfing
2024/03/12
Bill Foley set to name new Auckland A League team
2024/03/12
Chilean Accident Investigation Authority is investigating LATAM flight
2024/03/12
US House set to pass legislation to ban TikTok
2024/03/12
Chief Ombudsman forced to resign due to age-limit law
2024/03/12
Passengers describe terror of LATAM flight altitude drop
2024/03/12
Survivors of LynnMall terror attack want public inquest
2024/03/11
United States congress to ban TikTok if it doesn't cut ties with company
2024/03/11
Evening business for 11 March 2024
2024/03/11
Leading photo retoucher reponds to photo of Princess of Wales
2024/03/11
Cricket: Australia wins second and final Test of series by 3 wickets
2024/03/11
Pink concert goers waited up to an hour for public transport
2024/03/11
Parents and staff battle to get money owed after MASH and CASPA closure
2024/03/11
Ruahine Kiwi project funding running out in June, future uncertain
2024/03/11
Oppenheimer claims best picture trophy at the Academy Awards
2024/03/11
Experts not convinced tenants will benefit from new tax policy
2024/03/11
Defiant sixth wicket partnership denies Black Caps' win
2024/03/11
Heritage Tauranga funeral home on housing market
2024/03/11
Canada: Period tracking app sued for sharing data
2024/03/11
Govt claims new tax policy will save tenants money
2024/03/11
Relatives of Flight MH370 passengers want govt to do more to find wreckage
2024/03/08
US President Joe Biden delivers final speech to congress
2024/03/08
Govt's health targets light on detail - Labour
2024/03/08
Evening business for 8 March 2024
2024/03/08
Black Caps: Australia have upper-hand on day 1 of second test
2024/03/08
Before and after school care providers MASH and Caspa close doors
2024/03/08
TVNZ confirms 4 programmes to be axed, staff devastated
2024/03/08
Govt asked to fund an Auckland police college to meet recruitment goals
2024/03/08
Employment lawyer responds to TVNZ axing programmes
2024/03/08
New recycling rules: No milk bottle tops and aerosol cans
2024/03/08
Auckland police ramping up patrols at petrol stations
2024/03/08
Rugby League: Warriors' NRL season opener against Sharks
2024/03/08
Canada: Measles outbreak has experts concerned about vaccine hesitancy
2024/03/08
How long people have to wait to see their GP
2024/03/08
Only 83% of NZ children up to date with vaccinations by age 2
2024/03/08
Australian charged after tying up the wrists of 3 indigenous children
2024/03/07
Evening business for 7 March 2024
2024/03/07
Black Caps hope to add to hauls at 100th Test match in Christchurch
2024/03/07
Air NZ cracking down on large cabin baggage
2024/03/07
Environmentalists slam new consent regime 'anti-nature' and "anti-democratic"
2024/03/07
TVNZ and Newshub blaming job cuts on plummeting advertising revenue
2024/03/07
Petrol station robberies across Auckland could be connected - Police
2024/03/07
Number of electric vehicles increased 166% since 2021
2024/03/07
Moana Pasifika still without a home stadium
2024/03/07
Up to 70 people could lose jobs at TVNZ
2024/03/07
Amourer guilty over misfired prop gun on Alec Baldwin's film set
2024/03/07
Infrastructure Minister Chris Bishop speaks on Fast Track Approvals Bill
2024/03/07
New Zealand Rugby investigating haka controversy
2024/03/06
South African economy struggling
2024/03/06
Evening business for 6 March 2024
2024/03/06
Spark introducing charge for Xtra mail in May
2024/03/06
Tom Saunders gets place in Paris Olympic Games
2024/03/06
'Military-style academy' for young offenders to be running by mid-year
2024/03/06
Parents hiding parts of income so children can gain student allowance
2024/03/06
Families in emergency accommodation to jump to top of social housing list
2024/03/06
Retail spending in Invercargill had 8% growth in December
2024/03/06
Broadcasting Minister Melissa Lee responds to Newshub shut down
2024/03/06
Auckland council removes nearly 1500 bins leaving locals fuming
2024/03/06
Simona Halep free to play again after doping ban reduced
2024/03/06
Taiwan looking to combat youth mental health situation
2024/03/06
Calls for a universal student allowance: Students gaming the allowance system
2024/03/06
Taylor Swift makes way into conversation of ASEAN summit
2024/03/05
Director of Board of Airline Representatives responds to Ōhakea
2024/03/05
Evening business for 5 March 2024
2024/03/05
Hurricanes will apologise to govt over haka calling it "redneck"
2024/03/05
Higher motorist costs: Coalition's cost of living credentials questioned
2024/03/05
David Benbow sentenced to 17 years in jail for murder of childhood friend
2024/03/05
Defence Force plane delays 'not a good look' - Judith Collins
2024/03/05
Real estate sales director responds to PM's Premier House concerns
2024/03/05
Methane hunting statellite launched by SpaceX in Auckland
2024/03/05
Govt pumping 'eye-watering' amount of money into road project - cycling advocates
2024/03/05
Super Rugby Aupiki Hurricanes Poua team perfoms haka
2024/03/05
16 year old wood chopper from Hokitika youngest to qualify in competition
2024/03/05
Donald Trump remains on ballot for tomorrow's primary
2024/03/05
Shortage of rescue services at Ōhakea threatens Emirates viability
2024/03/05
Chinese transgender activist resurfaces in Hong Kong prison
2024/03/04
Govt announces hike on annual license fees
2024/03/04
Evening business for 4 March 2024
2024/03/04
Public health experts fear lunches programme will be axed
2024/03/04
Black Ferns sevens have won 2 trophies in 2 weeks
2024/03/04
Auckland gas station robbed nearly once a week
2024/03/04
Auckland Airport processes need attention - Helen Clark
2024/03/04
26 year old long tailed bat recorded in Fiordland
2024/03/04
Palmerston North bus fleet 100% electric
2024/03/04
Wellington sharing store saved due to community support
2024/03/04
Hawke's Bay's George Beamish wins gold medal in Glasgow
2024/03/04
Govt announces plans to increase fuel tax by 12 cents per litre
2024/03/04
Canada: Legislation monitoring online hate and sexualisation of children
2024/03/04
Healthy lunches programme 'wasteful spending' - ACT
2024/03/04
Fertility rates dropping in East Asia
2024/03/01
Kumara prices up to $14 a kg
2024/03/01
Evening business for 1 March 2024
2024/03/01
Slip, slop, slap: The rising cost of sunscreen
2024/03/01
Cricket: Black Caps lose first 3 wickets in 6 balls
2024/03/01
TVNZ announces 16.8 million dollar loss in six months
2024/03/01
Luxon says he will pay back $13,000 of allowance
2024/03/01
10 million in reparations given to Whakaari victims and familes
2024/03/01
Wellington: Testing how far the walk home is if earthquake hits
2024/03/01
Employment law expert responds to Newshub shut down
2024/03/01
3rd edition of Super Rugby Aupiki begins
2024/03/01
Prime Minister digging in over optional allowance
2024/03/01
Eastern Busway progress to bring relief of traffic frustration
2024/03/01
Whakaari: 3 companies fined more than 10 million dollars
2024/03/01
Audio of bangs released from Titan submersible for the first time
2024/03/01
NZ brand launches petition asking govt to remove tax on SPF
2024/03/01
Former federal Australian politician faces pressure
2024/02/29
5 ASB Bank branches closed today; customers concerned
2024/02/29
Evening business for 29 February 2024
2024/02/29
NZ only won 1 in 29 in Test matches against Australia
2024/02/29
2000 gather at memorial to farewell Fa'anana Efeso Collins
2024/02/29
100,000 extra viewers of Newshub's 6:00pm bulletin after announcement
2024/02/29
Hamilton mental health services stretched - homeless shelter
2024/02/29
Cricket: NZ and Australia in close battle of two-Test series
2024/02/29
Intimate encounter between two male humpback whales captured
2024/02/29
Average New Zealander has $1300 of unwanted things - Trade Me
2024/02/29
President Joe Biden's son testifies in front of Congress
2024/02/29
No govt handout for Newshub - Broadcasting Minister
2024/02/29
South African general elections on the way
2024/02/28
Evening business for 28 February 2024
2024/02/28
Rare Test cricket series between NZ and Australia begins
2024/02/28
Dunedin South Countdown reopens after 3 week closure
2024/02/28
Reserve Bank holds OCR at 5.5% despite concerns about inflation pressures
2024/02/28
Staff in shock and disbelief: Newshub plans to close
2024/02/28
Govt pushes through smokefree repeal legislation under urgency
2024/02/28
Air NZ customer charged $13,500 to change flights
2024/02/28
Netball NZ's Hall of Fame launch shows challenges to the sport
2024/02/28
Costello was warned scrapping smokefree law would breach Treaty
2024/02/28
Hong Kong: Finance Minister giving speech on stock perfomance
2024/02/28
Dunedin South Countdown reopens after no rats for 72 hours
2024/02/28
Bosses at Newshub told PR company weeks ago of redundancies
2024/02/28
Clothing worn by workers in hospital build recycled for construction
2024/02/27
Police found human remains in search for Sydney couple Jesse Baird and Luke Davies
2024/02/27
Govt pushes ahead with its legislation to scrap Te Aka Whai Ora
2024/02/27
Evening business for 27 February 2024
2024/02/27
Neil Wagner retires with 12 years on world stage
2024/02/27
Property developer offering up to $20,000 to move apartments
2024/02/27
Whakaari victims and families give impact statements in court
2024/02/27
Employment law advocate responds to Immigration NZ
2024/02/27
Immigration NZ criticised for ignoring work visa scheme concerns
2024/02/27
Palmerston North Hospital under scrutiny after patient death
2024/02/27
Black Caps' Neil Wagner retires from international cricket
2024/02/27
Councils to choose where high density housing goes - Bishop
2024/02/27
Donald Trump: Criminal charges and civil fines
2024/02/27
Govt claims reducing tobacco retailers will increase ram raids: Data disproves
2024/02/27
Singapore forking out for Taylor Swift Eras tour
2024/02/26
Taylor Swift concert could be worth almost $100,000,000 to NZ
2024/02/26
Govt pushing ahead with ban on gang patches and insignia
2024/02/26
Evening business for 26 February 2024
2024/02/26
Black Ferns Sevens get gold medal in World Sevens Series
2024/02/26
School property system "bordering on crisis" - Education Minister
2024/02/26
Police launch homicide investigation after death in Mt Albert
2024/02/26
Police believe bodies of Sydney couple have been moved
2024/02/26
Whakaari: 6 companies facing fines up to 1.5 million dollars
2024/02/26
Motorsport industry mourns following tragedy at event in Paparoa
2024/02/26
Govt launching inquiry into school property system
2024/02/26
Lobby groups spent 13 times more campaign cash compared to 2020
2024/02/26
Political leaders and community pay respects to Fa'nana Efeso Collins
2024/02/26
NZ on top of the world with Black Ferns Sevens' title win
2024/02/26
Progress in talks to release hostages in Gaza
2024/02/26
7 Taylor Swift concerts made up to $1,000,000,000
2024/02/26
Pohutakawa tree stops woman getting to ambulance
2024/02/23
BBQ festival to host dad bod contest
2024/02/23
Cyclone Gabrielle: 100 people gather for summit
2024/02/23
Evening business for 23 February 2024
2024/02/23
NSW police officer charged with murders of couple
2024/02/23
Super Rugby Pacific kicks off between Crusaders and Chiefs
2024/02/23
Passengers say Air NZ has priced them out the market
2024/02/23
Air Chathams says airport fees could ground company
2024/02/23
Employer lawyer responds to EFTPOS tipping
2024/02/23
Auckland train commuters respond to delays
2024/02/22
Northland businesses in for disruption as road work begins
2024/02/22
Far North's Got Talent making a comeback after 6 years
2024/02/22
Hospitality workers respond to Eftpos machine tipping
2024/02/22
More than 1300 Auckland train cancellations in the past month
2024/02/22
Evening business for 22 February 2024
2024/02/22
Another rat captured at Dunedin Countdown
2024/02/22
Blacks Caps need win to keep Chappel-Hadlee series
2024/02/22
Govt lacking interest in child poverty statistics - advocates
2024/02/22
Air NZ half year profit down 39%: Price hikes to be expected
2024/02/22
Ombudsman says Oranga Tamariki failing at almost every level
2024/02/21
EZE director responds to DOC track toilet woes
2024/02/21
Woman remembers cow that swam her to safety during floods
2024/02/21
Evening business for 21 February 2024
2024/02/21
Eftpos tipping puts pressure on customers - restaurant owners
2024/02/21
Stacey Jones named as new Kiwis head coach
2024/02/21
Ombudsman OT report finds 109 formal deficiencies
2024/02/21
Fa'anānā Efeso Collins remembered for his service to community
2024/02/21
Boys as young as 10 involved in tribal fighting in Papua New Guinea
2024/02/20
Auckland Councillors lament funding crisis faced by local govt
2024/02/20
Chasing tax evaders will offer better return of investment - expert
2024/02/20
Jordan Pratt completes 10 of NZ's great walks in 10 days
2024/02/20
Investigation launched into "nasty, meaty" stench in Timaru
2024/02/20
Mahe Drysdale responds to High Performance Sport NZ appeal
2024/02/20
Auditor general wants crack down on high risk imported food
2024/02/20
Evening business for 20 February 2024
2024/02/20
Govt is out of touch and has no understanding - beneficiary
2024/02/20
High Performance Sport NZ appealing ERA decision
2024/02/20
Passengers and councils outraged by Kiwirail upgrade
2024/02/20
Grant Robertson quitting politics to head Otago University
2024/02/20
Call for user pays charges for NZ's national parks great walks
2024/02/20
1News-Verian poll: Situation stable, Hipkins plummets
2024/02/19
Call for trampers to pay: Track closes due to full toilets
2024/02/19
Patients could die if ambulances are cut down - Paramedics
2024/02/19
Expectations for parents to pay school donations
2024/02/19
Evening business for 19 February 2024
2024/02/19
Olympic Australian show jumper suspended for wearing mankini
2024/02/19
Football Ferns one win away from Olympics
2024/02/19
Second Canterbury fire rips through 300 hectares
2024/02/19
Governments crack down on beneficiaries has started
2024/02/19
Government should have been aware of fiscal situation - tax expert
2024/02/19
Erika Fairweather set to race 800m freestyle tonight
2024/02/16
Taylor Swift set to perfom to biggest audience yet in Melbourne
2024/02/16
Evening business for 16 February 2024
2024/02/16
Auckland St Peter's College student is top of the world in religious studies
2024/02/16
Black Caps closer to test series victory over South Africa
2024/02/16
Dunedin flat supplied with 280 bottles alcoholic lemonade
2024/02/16
Majority of Port Hills residents able to sleep in own beds
2024/02/16
Countdown apologises for rat problem from October last year
2024/02/16
8% of Homeowners haven't renewed insurance - Consumer NZ
2024/02/15
Whangārei GP clinic more than six figures in debt
2024/02/15
Evening business for 15 February 2024
2024/02/15
Port Hills fire likely to take days to extinguish - FENZ
2024/02/15
Netball NZ advertising Silver Ferns head coach role
2024/02/15
15,000 Teenagers working up to 50 hours to support families
2024/02/15
Resident just moved home: 2017 Port Hills fires destroyed her last
2024/02/15
Metservice meterologist responds to Port Hills fire
2024/02/14
Head of Police Maritime unit responds to boat thefts
2024/02/14
Tauranga charities facing rent increases up to 253%
2024/02/14
A year on: Hawke's Bay residents speak on Cyclone Gabrielle
2024/02/14
Port Hills fire: Evacuation centres set up for residents
2024/02/14
Wayne Brown demands answers from Auckland's transport agencies
2024/02/14
Port Hills fire: Homes left without power
2024/02/14
Evening business for 14 February 2024
2024/02/14
Fletcher Building's share price plummets after 120 million loss
2024/02/14
61st Halberg Awards to be held at Spark arena tonight
2024/02/14
Kiwirail pulling the plug on electric Interislander ferries
2024/02/14
Large blaze in Christchurch's Port Hills prompts evacuations
2024/02/14
Tom Abercrombie announces his retirement
2024/02/13
Calls for PM to ban greyhound racing after deaths
2024/02/13
Evening business for 13 February 2024
2024/02/13
Average price of homes in Bay of Plenty town sky rocketing
2024/02/13
Black Caps started quest for first Test series win
2024/02/13
Opposition asking why Luxon lets Seymour undermine him
2024/02/13
Paraparaumu teacher charged with murder of Helen Gregory
2024/02/13
AT: Train services could be cancelled every day until March
2024/02/13
Auckland CBD outpaces NZ's economic growth for second year
2024/02/12
Smokefree repeal another 'zombie argument' - expert
2024/02/12
Showers and washing machines for homeless open in Porirua
2024/02/12
51 year old first-timer makes Manu World Champs
2024/02/12
Nest Fest: Artists and crew thousands out of pocket
2024/02/12
Horticulture NZ calling for renewed effort for support
2024/02/12
Evening business for 12 February 2024
2024/02/12
SPCA urging govt to rethink reversing live export ban
2024/02/12
Super Bowl won in over-time nail biter by Kansas City Chiefs
2024/02/12
Govt plans to repeal Labour's Three Waters end of next week
2024/02/12
20 more rats trapped at Dunedin supermarket
2024/02/12
Auckland train commuters outraged as heat closes lines
2024/02/12
Scooter fans embrace spirit of Burt Munro
2024/02/09
Canterbury aerospace centre to lift local economy
2024/02/09
Govt to end Auckland fuel tax - residents wonder the cost
2024/02/09
Evening business for 9 February 2024
2024/02/09
Bay of Plenty YouTube sensation Shay Williamson eats only what he hunts
2024/02/09
Football: Trials of blue cards begin for fouls and abuse
2024/02/09
48 hour rat hunt underway at Dunedin supermarket
2024/02/09
Police searching Porirua landfill for connections to death
2024/02/09
Clinics at crisis point: Hamilton medical centre forced to raise fees
2024/02/09
FENZ hopes to have Lee Valley fire contained by tomorrow
2024/02/08
Fire crews battling Onehunga blaze for second day
2024/02/08
Sacha Bond to attempt sheep shearing world record
2024/02/08
State of emergency declared in Bluecliffs
2024/02/08
Transport Minister responds to axing Auckland fuel tax
2024/02/08
Evening business for 8 February 2024
2024/02/08
Whakapapa ski slopes buyer walks away
2024/02/08
Black Caps win over South Africa in first cricket test
2024/02/08
Facial recognition tech in supermarkets like taking 'fingerprint or strand of DNA'
2024/02/08
Shops using facial recognition has advocates concerned
2024/02/08
Auckland projects canned unless govt funds - Wayne Brown
2024/02/08
3 areas of Tasman blaze prompts evacuations
2024/02/07
Corrections facing recruitment and retention challenges
2024/02/07
Conservationists concerned over long tailed bat
2024/02/07
Expedition set afloat in unexplored areas off South Island
2024/02/07
Artisan cheese could be on verge on extinction
2024/02/07
Evening business for 7 February 2024
2024/02/07
AT reminding drivers of capacity limits after crammed bus trip
2024/02/07
South Africa putting up resistance in test against Black Caps
2024/02/07
Baby Ru: Police believe they know who disposed of evidence
2024/02/07
Second election would've been needed - Luxon
2024/02/07
Large fire in Onehunga forcing evacuations
2024/02/07
Civil Contractors CEO responds to Wellington Water woes
2024/02/05
Winston Peters tells demonstrators to 'get an education'
2024/02/05
Sea lion pups emerge in Dunedin: 'Just give them space'
2024/02/05
Covid-19 closes school with 40 staff down
2024/02/05
Fire crews working to extinguish huge Canterbury blaze
2024/02/05
Evening business for 5 February 2024
2024/02/05
Waitangi: David Seymour drowned out with waiata
2024/02/05
Black Caps racked up total of 551 First Innings
2024/02/05
Miramar leak: Drinking water down drain for almost a month
2024/02/05
Waitangi: Coalition faces chants of 'e noho,' booing and waiata
2024/02/05
Cleaning company looking to hoover up Godfreys staff
2024/02/02
Chip packet thermal blankets ramping up production
2024/02/02
Chip packet thermal blankets ramping up production Part 1
2024/02/02
Hundreds of seals starved to death along Kaikōura coast
2024/02/02
Police say fight was highly likely before Dunedin man's death
2024/02/02
Chloe Swarbrick makes bid for Green Party leadership
2024/02/02
Evening business for 2 February 2024
2024/02/02
School girl goes 'full beast mode' while saving pet from snake
2024/02/02
World Rugby zeroes in on social media abuse
2024/02/02
Government warned to 'be careful' with its Māori policies
2024/02/02
Master Plumbers boss wants commissioners brought to Wellington
2024/02/02
'Gingas in the stings,' event held in Hastings bar
2024/02/01
Australia and NZ foreign and defence ministers sit down wrapped
2024/02/01
Cuts will have consequences, Massey University told
2024/02/01
Nearly half of OT children not often seeing social workers
2024/02/01
Maintenance costs for Wellington's water pipes up 71%
2024/02/01
Auckland cakery in liquidation, closing doors after 30 years
2024/02/01
Evening business for 1 February 2024
2024/02/01
Pressure on homeowners - mortgage arrears at 4 year high
2024/02/01
Fiji still not on itinerary for All Blacks Tests
2024/02/01
Report on Wellington Water blames council and water operator
2024/02/01
Second OT report 'heartbreaking' - Children's Minister
2024/02/01
SmokeFree Minister facing calls to be sacked
2024/02/01
Jigsaw racing masters to be held in Dunedin next week
2024/01/31
Fears of mass poisoning of birds on Auckland's North Shore
2024/01/31
Wellington Council could hike rates up by 15 percent
2024/01/31
Tairāwhiti residents fear land unliveable due to silt
2024/01/31
Evening business for 31 January 2024
2024/01/31
Mahe Drysdale responds to ERA decision
2024/01/31
Commerce Minister monitoring Buy Now Pay Later schemes
2024/01/31
Mark Mitchell re-committed to extra 500 police in 2 years
2024/01/31
Athlete union scores over High Performance Sport NZ
2024/01/31
New species of Gecko on Auckland's West Coast named
2024/01/30
Wellington Water crisis to take decades to fix - Tory Whanau
2024/01/30
DIY Funerals, Curbing the cost of dying
2024/01/30
15yo old wins NZ's first Olympic ice skating medal
2024/01/30
Never too early to turn back, Search and Rescue says after Mt Ruapehu rescue
2024/01/30
Baby tiger put down after suffering head injury at Auckland Zoo
2024/01/30
Evening business for 30 January 2024
2024/01/30
James Shaw resigns as Green Party co-leader
2024/01/30
Kelsey Hannan grateful to be alive after thrown from horse
2024/01/30
Shortage of staff, Palmerston North flying in Australian doctor
2024/01/30
MP's return to Parliament, Government under fire
2024/01/30
Police Commissioner reponds to Minister's goals
2024/01/30
9 percent of children harmed in Oranga Tamariki care
2024/01/29
Pensioner marks 90th birthday with summit of Taranaki Maunga
2024/01/29
Warming seas could see more animals stranded
2024/01/29
Oranga Tamariki report shows more children harmed in its care
2024/01/29
Evening business for 29 January 2024
2024/01/29
Cellphone bans left up to schools to enforce
2024/01/29
Three putts cost Lydia Ko at LPGA tournament
2024/01/29
Shoppers use Afterpay to work around grocery bills
2024/01/29
Police asking public for help after death in Dunedin
2024/01/29
Police Minister responds to weekend of violent incidents
2024/01/29
West Aucklanders gather at former flood evacuation centre
2024/01/26
Hamilton Zoo reveals gender of tiger cubs
2024/01/26
ED security boost helping to address violent incidents
2024/01/26
Evening business for 26 January
2024/01/26
Call for Tauranga commissioners to hold off on long term plan
2024/01/26
Henry Nicholls axed from Black Caps test squad
2024/01/26
Big recycling changes on the way
2024/01/26
Person dead after leap from crane in Wellington harbour
2024/01/26
Auckland Anniversary floods: families still in soggy homes
2024/01/26
Gaza's main hospitals and escape route cut off by Israeli army
2024/01/25
Govt urged to make beaches more accessible
2024/01/25
Uber driver thinks RUC changes need tweak
2024/01/25
Oranga Tamariki: Children may not receive all health checks
2024/01/25
Health experts outraged at suggestion to freeze tobacco tax
2024/01/25
Evening business for 25 January 2024
2024/01/25
MPI investigating alleged rat problem at Dunedin supermarket
2024/01/25
Proteas coach not buying into 'underdog' tag
2024/01/25
Auckland's raised pedestrian crossings may have hit speed bump
2024/01/25
Students paying big money for mouldy flats
2024/01/25
Fruit and veges prices up 4.7 percent same time last year
2024/01/24
No guarantee for Cathedral Cove walkway - DOC
2024/01/24
Donald Trump on top at the New Hampshire Republican primary
2024/01/24
Houghton Bay water main rupture leaves 200 homes without water
2024/01/24
Evening business for 24 January 2024
2024/01/24
Commonwealth Games; Protestors throw fake cash onto councillors
2024/01/24
Under-19 Cricket World Cup; Spirit called into question
2024/01/24
Rātana; Government warned not to mess with te Tiriti
2024/01/24
Inflation slowed to lowest levels in 2 years
2024/01/24
Greyhounds being raced in blistering temperatures
2024/01/23
Waitākere walking track re-opens after 5 year closure
2024/01/23
Growing concerns for fate of penguins on Waiheke Island
2024/01/23
Record number of people withdrawing from their KiwiSaver
2024/01/23
Parking scam leaves Foo Fighters fans hundreds out of pocket
2024/01/23
Evening business for 23 January 2024
2024/01/23
Too hot for trousers - What's ok to wear at work?
2024/01/23
Aus Open: Protests, rules, rowdy fans irking tennis stars
2024/01/23
Investigation into supermarkets as shoppers struggle with costs
2024/01/23
Iwi from around motu gather at Rātana Pa for celebrations
2024/01/23
Greyhound advocates record +30C temperatures in dog trailers
2024/01/23
Ex-Aucklander finally pays off $17,000 worth of parking fines
2024/01/22
Upper Hutt Mayor Wayne Guppy
2024/01/22
Coromandel businesses say summer has been 'best in a decade'
2024/01/22
SPCA adoption prices halving to ease pressure on packed shelter
2024/01/22
Evening business for 22 January 2024
2024/01/22
Weather hot spots causing challenges with sleep
2024/01/22
Golf: Lydia Ko puts rough season behind her
2024/01/22
Heat alerts issued across NZ after days of hot weather
2024/01/22
Muriwai beach death sparks calls for vehicle ban
2024/01/22
Free Yoga for people with nowhere to be on Christmas day
2023/12/22
Evening business for 22 December 2023
2023/12/22
Friend group still gathering regularly after 20 years
2023/12/22
Property buyouts give some relief to stom-affected Aucklanders
2023/12/22
Sport with Felicity Reid
2023/12/22
Water tanks are selling out in Wellington due to restrictions
2023/12/22
$5.7m boost for emergency department security
2023/12/22
Tips to keep petrol costs down this festive season
2023/12/22
Auckland Airport expects 63,000 flyers on busiest day of 2023
2023/12/22
Church mission spreads holiday cheer to people in need
2023/12/21
Animal control officers out in force at West Coast beaches in Auckland
2023/12/21
Evening business for 21 December 2023
2023/12/21
Locals in small Hawkes Bay town want new vape shop gone
2023/12/21
Scott Robertson names management group for All Blacks side
2023/12/21
Figures show road crashes costing the country billions
2023/12/21
Stuck in the mud: Bad weather slows flood recovery for East Coast
2023/12/21
Foreign Minister rules out expelling the Russian ambassador
2023/12/21
Two prisoners assaulted at South Auckland prison, one dead
2023/12/21
Volunteers work to deliver Christmas cheer to Aucklanders
2023/12/20
Relief key Coromandel bridge able to reopen much earlier than expected
2023/12/20
Facebook scam claims to sell Wellington airport's lost luggage
2023/12/20
Evening business for 20 December 2023
2023/12/20
Black Caps chase series winning victory over Bangladesh
2023/12/20
Police don't believe man's death in Lower Hutt was 'gang related'
2023/12/20
PM Australia visit: 501 deportee conversation re-emerges
2023/12/20
Finance Minister on 'mini-mini budget'
2023/12/20
Mini budget: Finance minister pledges multi billion economic repair job
2023/12/20
Shark scientist: How to avoid a nasty encounter
2023/12/19
Money set aside for wheelchair taxis not being spent
2023/12/19
Evening business for 19 December 2023
2023/12/19
Previous comments come back to haunt PM
2023/12/19
NZ cricketers up for auction in Indian Premier League
2023/12/19
Walking tracks around Cathedral Cove open for summer
2023/12/19
Six charged over allegations Corrections staff were bribed with sex and cash
2023/12/19
New art installation hopes to bring life to infamous Auckland park
2023/12/18
Evening business for 18 December 2023
2023/12/18
The dangerous & the bizarre: What items travellers try to sneak into NZ
2023/12/18
White Ferns aim for third one-day win in a row
2023/12/18
Hundreds of billions of investment needed in local govt - LGNZ
2023/12/18
Wellingtonians in 2 minds about axing Let's Get Wellington Moving
2023/12/18
PM defends using taxpayer money for te reo lessons
2023/12/18
Cairns airport underwater as heavy rain hits Queensland's far north
2023/12/18
Kiwi teen recovering well after brain surgery in London
2023/12/15
Southland cousins smash world shearing record
2023/12/15
Chch company aiming to help cacao farmers in Pacific
2023/12/15
First phase of mosque inquest comes to an end
2023/12/15
New tours to Hundertwasser's former bolthole
2023/12/15
White Ferns hit the field under lights
2023/12/15
Auckland man wins pothole case against AT
2023/12/15
Evening business for 15 December 2023
2023/12/15
Labour's Kelvin Davis quits politics, lays down Waitangi challenge for new govt
2023/12/15
Auckland swimming pools failing inspections
2023/12/15
Coromandel's lifeline road almost ready to reopen
2023/12/15
Pacific leaders critical of COP28 deal
2023/12/14
Humanitarian crisis worsening in Gaza - UNICEF
2023/12/14
Mayors of cyclone-hit areas reflect on recovery
2023/12/14
Massey University confirms it's pressing ahead with its plans t
2023/12/14
Evening business for 14 December 2023
2023/12/14
More black flags for Auckland beaches
2023/12/14
Two Silver Ferns fail to make fitness grade
2023/12/14
Cabin-living for some Wairoa locals, 10 months on
2023/12/14
Freight movers ask what's next for Cook Strait
2023/12/14
Double-dip recession likely - Kiwibank economist
2023/12/14
Clothing factory workers jobless right before Christmas
2023/12/13
Cruise ship chaos: Port boss makes promise to ferry commuters
2023/12/13
Roadworks hamper AKL businesses' Christmas rush
2023/12/13
Bullets hit children's bedroom window in east AKL shooting
2023/12/13
Chocolate, beauty items, sneakers thieves' key Christmas target
2023/12/13
Evening business for 13 December 2023
2023/12/13
Government's U-turn on lower speed limits will cost lives - safety expert
2023/12/13
Auckland City football lose 3-0 to Al-Ittihad
2023/12/13
Lower Hutt residents and business owners survey damage
2023/12/13
Hundreds rally against smokefree changes
2023/12/13
Finance Minister on pulling support for Cook Strait upgrade
2023/12/13
Parents shocked after Whakatāne schools scraps bilingual unit
2023/12/12
More than 1,000 protestors call for ceasefire in Gaza
2023/12/12
Death of threatened dolphin could mean more fishing restrictions
2023/12/12
Bromley wastewater stench returns with a vengeance
2023/12/12
Cartel conduct: Construction companies charged for bid-rigging
2023/12/12
Families cutting back on Xmas spending due to cost of living - survey
2023/12/12
Evening business for 12 December 2023
2023/12/12
Government to hit the brake on speed limit changes
2023/12/12
White ferns hit highest one day total in five years
2023/12/12
Winston Peters comes out swinging while acting as Prime Minister
2023/12/12
Axing fair pay agreements could cost bus drivers up to $10,000 a year - union
2023/12/12
Wild weather: Strong winds and heavy rain rip through Wellingto
2023/12/12
Wild weather: Strong winds and heavy rain rips through Wellington
2023/12/12
Concern over major Auckland development's impact on infrastructure
2023/12/11
Chair of Te Whatu Ora Pacific resigns over lack of confidence in new government
2023/12/11
Are alcohol free Xmas parties the way of the future?
2023/12/11
Six injured after person drives through bus stop
2023/12/11
100-day plan: Minister on repealing FPAs and extending 90-day trials
2023/12/11
Evening business for 11 December 2023
2023/12/11
English version of Treaty of Waitangi vandalised at Te Papa
2023/12/11
Rocky rugby relationship won't impact Super Rugby Pacific
2023/12/11
Prime minister signals scale back of immigration numbers
2023/12/11
Unions target ACT leader's office in protest against repealing FPAs
2023/12/11
Two suffer serious stab wounds at illegal street racing meet-up
2023/12/11
Kiwi gamer says he's spent $16,000 on loot boxes in video games
2023/12/08
Otorohonga college forced to close rundown boarding hostel
2023/12/08
Alarm raised over shortcomings of Tairawhiti rescue helicopter
2023/12/08
Evening business for 8 December 2023
2023/12/08
Napier neighbours say dogs are driving them barking mad
2023/12/08
One of world's best golfers defects to Saudi backed LIV Golf tour
2023/12/08
PM told urgent action is needed in cyclone-hit Wairoa
2023/12/08
AT plans to spend summer tackling Auckland's pothole problem
2023/12/08
NZ joins 5 eyes partners calling out 'malicious' Russian cyber attacks
2023/12/08
Rampaging raptors causing havoc along popular walkways
2023/12/07
Plans to move old Taumarunui trains after years sitting deserted
2023/12/07
IRD calls for $2 billion of Covid business loans to be paid back
2023/12/07
Evening business for 7 December 2023
2023/12/07
Police minister sets expectations for commissioner around law & order
2023/12/07
Former US Open champion will be hoping for sunny ASB classic
2023/12/07
Auckland council rejects previous govt's Waitemata crossing plans
2023/12/07
Opposition pleas for immediate ceasefire in Gaza go unheeded
2023/12/07
Air NZ purchases first battery powered electric aircraft
2023/12/06
Hawkes bay pensioner's Christmas display vandalised
2023/12/06
Wellington Phoenix captain denies cultural issues in women's team
2023/12/06
Hundreds of dollars of counterfeit notes found in Waikato
2023/12/06
How much is too much for a good beer?: Craft brewers struggle with rising costs
2023/12/06
Evening business for 6 December 2023
2023/12/06
Chris Luxon and Hipkins exchange vicious blows in parliament
2023/12/06
Auckland council still undecided on budget, after day of debate
2023/12/06
Dame Rangimārie Naida Glavish split on government's approach to te reo Māori
2023/12/06
Far north family travel to Rarotonga to learn more about Te Reo
2023/12/05
Protests raise questions about next year's Waitangi day
2023/12/05
A peek inside Granny's Christmas Grotto in Marton
2023/12/05
Heavy rain and possible flooding: Weather watch for Northland
2023/12/05
What does it take to be a jockey?
2023/12/05
Crate day antics destroy endangered birds eggs near Canterbury
2023/12/05
Evening business for 5 December 2023
2023/12/05
Boaties warned of dangerously high lake levels in Rotorua
2023/12/05
White Ferns summer off to a disastrous start
2023/12/05
Thousands protest new government's policies on Maori issues
2023/12/05
Protest greets new MPs before swearing in at Parliament
2023/12/05
Complaint brought against engineer of CTV building
2023/12/04
St Andrews college showstopper brings the house down at prizegiving
2023/12/04
Delay in fixing Parnell sinkhole causes a stink
2023/12/04
Finance minister accuses Labour of hiding the true state of Govt books
2023/12/04
Beauden Barrett re-signs for All Blacks until end of 2027
2023/12/04
Evening business for December 4 2023
2023/12/04
City Rail Link: No guarantees of hitting 2026 deadline
2023/12/04
Are kiwis getting a fair deal from Air New Zealand?
2023/12/04
Corrections minister confident jails will be properly staffed
2023/12/04
Man accused of stealing Covid-19 data to spend night behind bars
2023/12/04
Israel-Hamas truce over as IDF says its intercepted missile fire
2023/12/01
Hawkes Bay locals cross fingers for clear Xmas as El Niño approaches
2023/12/01
PM spends first day out focused on education
2023/12/01
Evening business for 1 December 2023
2023/12/01
Buyer beware: Consumer NZ warns of short expiry date on xmas gift cards
2023/12/01
Kiwi boxers to defend world titles in Northland this weekend
2023/12/01
Wellington nurses warn staff may quit jobs over parking restriction
2023/12/01
Bay of Plenty locals feeling hard done by after hefty parking fines
2023/12/01
Israel-Hamas ceasefire extended minutes before it was due to expire
2023/11/30
Flightless native birds manage escape from Waikato wildlife sanctuary
2023/11/30
Hundreds of jobs losses at Weta Digital after agreement ends with tech company
2023/11/30
Wellington mayor receives supportive messages after revealing drinking problem
2023/11/30
'Very cute': Wellington Zoo welcomes first baby giraffe in 2 decades
2023/11/30
Evening business for 30 November 2023
2023/11/30
Allegations of blackmail over North Shore walkway stoush
2023/11/30
Women's football failing in key areas, according to survey from World Cup
2023/11/30
Dozens to spend night in church after fire rips through south Auckland homes
2023/11/30
Pharmacist fears return of pseudoephedrine may mean more burglaries
2023/11/30
Coromandel residents weeks away from SH25A Xmas present
2023/11/29
Thieves take brass altar pieces from Briscoes lady's church
2023/11/29
Auckland mayor proposes more asset sales to cover costs
2023/11/29
Evening business for 29 November 2023
2023/11/29
'Only he can be the killer': Crown lawyers lay out Tamihere case
2023/11/29
Sam Cane calls for NZ Rugby to reconsider picking overseas based players
2023/11/29
Retired doctor calls for Health Minister to resign over smokefree changes
2023/11/29
Wellington mayor Tory Whanau admits to drunken antics
2023/11/29
Maritime union warns of price hike if Auckland council sells port
2023/11/29
Luxon accused of losing control of cabinet
2023/11/29
Israel-Hamas reportedly agree to extend truce
2023/11/28
Think twice about getting a pet rabbit for Xmas - animal control
2023/11/28
Police operator defends how units were used during mosque attacks
2023/11/28
Waka Kotahi delays closing SH1 in Brynderwyns for consultation
2023/11/28
Evening business for 28 November 2023
2023/11/28
Doubt cast over testimony in David Tamihere trial
2023/11/28
Super Rugby Aupiki squads named for next year
2023/11/28
Not so cruisy: Rough start to season for cruise ships
2023/11/28
Deputy PM doubles down on claims of media bribery
2023/11/28
Health Minister Shane Reti defends government's plan to scrap smokefree legislation
2023/11/28
Multi-million dollar Hawkes Bay cleanup budget running out
2023/11/27
No breakdown in comms during mosque attack - police controller
2023/11/27
Evening business for 27 November 2023
2023/11/27
Hawkes Bay and Tai Rāwhiti back in cleanup mode
2023/11/27
Black caps look to bounce back from World Cup heartbreak
2023/11/27
Some motorists losing hundreds on car insurance - Consumer NZ
2023/11/27
Woody washout: Tai Rāwhiti hit with more rough weather
2023/11/27
It's official: Christopher Luxon sworn in as new Prime Minister
2023/11/27
Lego land: Creative creations at Palmy brick show this weekend
2023/11/24
AT tries to ease Black Friday congestion after traffic chaos last weekend
2023/11/24
Blood splattered wet wipes, bedding and CCTV footage could provide clues in Baby Ru case
2023/11/24
Evening business for November 24 2023
2023/11/24
NZ Rugby launches strategy to connect with Pacific communities
2023/11/24
More 'concerning' emails received by schools & hospitals
2023/11/24
Done deal: Incoming PM Chris Luxon on coalition completion
2023/11/24
National, ACT, NZ First will lead NZ's first three party govt
2023/11/24
Tensions rise at Auckland council over planned carpark sale
2023/11/23
Students told to apply for derived grade after online threats
2023/11/23
Act leader David Seymour on completed coalition talks
2023/11/23
Evening business for 23 November 2023
2023/11/23
Man fined thousands for illegally keeping 63 geckos and skinks
2023/11/23
NZ boxing champion Mea Motu loses world number one ranking
2023/11/23
Sail GP cancellation 'gut punch' to Auckland businesses
2023/11/23
Hospitals & schools receive emails threats of 'concerning nature'
2023/11/23
Done deal: After 40 days and 40 nights, coalition talks are finished
2023/11/23
Smashed glass given new lease of life in roads and pathways
2023/11/22
Bio security cat-tastrophe avoided after pet discovered on cruise
2023/11/22
Far north faces another summer without roading lifeline
2023/11/22
Auckland's mayor supported council keeping 15 percent of flood buyout money
2023/11/22
Evening business for 22 November 2023
2023/11/22
Wellington passengers feel flow-on effects of cancelled flights
2023/11/22
All Whites coach says his side unlucky not to beat Ireland
2023/11/22
Israel approves 4 day ceasefire in exchange for Hamas hostages
2023/11/22
Coalition: Position of deputy PM holding up completion of talks
2023/11/22
Sail GP ditches Auckland as desired land not available
2023/11/22
Lower Hutt suburb name gets a spelling check
2023/11/21
28 premature babies evacuated from Gaza Hospital
2023/11/21
Massey University staff present 'logical' alternative plan to job cuts
2023/11/21
Gloriavale man facing 20 charges, four of rape
2023/11/21
Wellington airport passengers stranded after flights cancelled
2023/11/21
Wellington airport pasengers stranded after flights cancelled
2023/11/21
Forming a government 'takes as long as it takes', electoral law expert says
2023/11/21
Evening business for 21 November 2023
2023/11/21
Abuse towards Woolworths staff rises towards Christmas
2023/11/21
Auckland's A league football team officially confirmed today
2023/11/21
Queenstown treatment plant pipes to be flushed after crypto outbreak
2023/11/21
Auckland councillor calls AT out over spending on pedestrian crossings
2023/11/21
Coalition korero: Ministerial jobs the last sticking point
2023/11/21
Hobby Shop offering staff unlimited holidays and sick leave
2023/11/20
Businesses reliant on Cathedral Cove may miss out on usual summer trade, despite SH25A re-opening
2023/11/20
Backyard Breeders clogging up South Auckland Animal Shelter
2023/11/20
Green menace: Public meetings held on invasive seaweed Caulerpa
2023/11/20
Evening business for 20 November 2023
2023/11/20
Traffic chaos: Commuters queue for 3.5 hrs at Auckland mall
2023/11/20
Australia triumphs over India to claim sixth World Cup title
2023/11/20
Labour leader breaks convention by calling for ceasefire in Gaza
2023/11/20
Fire in Christchurch's Port Hills has residents worried
2023/11/20
Coalition talks: Luxon 'relieved' policy agreements made
2023/11/20
Luxon stresses coalition deal is 'very close'
2023/11/17
East Coast baker hits winning formula with unusual pie flavour
2023/11/17
Black Friday: Stores already advertising silly season sales
2023/11/17
Vacant shop fronts a feature of some Auckland shopping centres
2023/11/17
New mulch scheme aims to reuse 1500 tonnes of green waste a year
2023/11/17
Evening business for 17 November 2023
2023/11/17
Vic Uni adopts policy for all lectures to be recorded, where possible
2023/11/17
New Zealand women's domestic cricket season starts tomorrow
2023/11/17
Farewell for Invercargill Institution after 123 years in business
2023/11/17
Hutt community waiting for answers after yesterday's violent deaths
2023/11/17
Luxon's leadership skills under fire as negotiations continue
2023/11/17
Tens of thousands flock to Canterbury's A&P show
2023/11/16
Situation at Al-Shifa Hospital and in Gaza 'desperate', WHO spokesperson says
2023/11/16
Worst year in more than 20 - Coromandel business owner
2023/11/16
Mosque attack inquest reveals dramatic recording
2023/11/16
US and Chinese presidents seem to calm tensions at summit
2023/11/16
Evening business for 16 November 2023
2023/11/16
Black caps fall short in quest for World Cup glory
2023/11/16
DIY funeral: How does it work and could it save you money?
2023/11/16
Auckland council moves a step closer to 'time of use' charge
2023/11/16
Coalition korero in 'final stages' as leaders continue talks
2023/11/16
Man shot dead in Wellington while holding woman hostage
2023/11/16
Hunt for new Gore council CEO heats up as former top staffer puts name forward
2023/11/15
Concerns over equity of Auckland's proposed congestion charge
2023/11/15
Kids make rare Kauri resin discovery at secret spot in Coromandel
2023/11/15
Wellington social enterprise helps residents pay power bills
2023/11/15
Auckland's mayor wants congestion charge for peak travel times
2023/11/15
More details emerge about attempted breakout at Oranga Tamariki facility Te Puna Wai ō Tuhinapo
2023/11/15
Evening business for 15 November 2023
2023/11/15
Clinical psychologist Dougal Sutherland on welfare of Marokopa fugitive Tom Phillips' children
2023/11/15
Black caps vs India: Crunch time in Mumbai tonight
2023/11/15
Coalition talks: Luxon, Seymour & Peters meet for the first time
2023/11/15
IDF releases video it says shows Hamas held hostages under hospital
2023/11/14
Napier's first cruise ship of the season brings boost for
2023/11/14
Christchurch cup day: Fascinators & colourful suits on display
2023/11/14
Pro-Palestinian group applauds vandalism of US embassy
2023/11/14
Poisoned port murder: Two years on, family & friends want answers
2023/11/14
Cost of living: Fruit & veg prices fall, but still higher than a year ago
2023/11/14
Evening business for Tuesday 14 November
2023/11/14
Some students with Covid-19 still turning up to NCEA exams
2023/11/14
Rugby: Female participation up, junior male numbers drop
2023/11/14
Missing Marakopa man resurfaces trying to rob a general store
2023/11/14
Peters a no-show in Wellington as Seymour & Luxon continue coalition talks
2023/11/14
SH1 to Northland may close for months of maintenance, starving region of visitors
2023/11/14
Officials working overtime to get last 9 kiwis out of Gaza
2023/11/13
Primary school party: School tries new tactic to boost attendance
2023/11/13
Greyhounds in need of forever homes, as adoption rates drop
2023/11/13
'Life less ordinary': Kiwi couple offers up Costa Rican tourism business
2023/11/13
New app lets consumers check whether companies use palm oil in products
2023/11/13
Waiheke ferries: Locals celebrate as new competitor sets sail
2023/11/13
Evening business for 13 November 2023
2023/11/13
Coalition talks cast uncertainty over National's foreign buyers tax
2023/11/13
NZ golfer wins cup with million dollar prize attached
2023/11/13
Three months early & under budget: SH 25A to be ready for Xmas
2023/11/13
ANZ earns $2.3 billion profit, but warns of tough times ahead
2023/11/13
National's tax plan a major sticking point in coalition talks
2023/11/13
IDF says its captured Hamas stronghold in northern Gaza
2023/11/10
Senior police officer believed there were 6 gunman in mosque during attack
2023/11/10
Endurance runner Sam Harvey back in ultra backyard race
2023/11/10
Tourism tech brings opportunities & challenges for operators
2023/11/10
South island school trials programme teaching risks of Alpine fault
2023/11/10
Coalition negotiations: Key players leave capital
2023/11/10
Evening business for 10 November 2023
2023/11/10
Auckland ferry operator still won't have fares to Waiheke regulated
2023/11/10
Black Caps batter Henry Nicholls faces ball tampering allegations
2023/11/10
Nauru's president walks out of one meeting at Pacific Leaders Forum, no shows at another
2023/11/10
Baby Ru homicide: Police appeal for more information from public
2023/11/10
Ellerslie homicide: Wife's body found in a bush overnight
2023/11/10
Wellington council votes to consult with public on selling airport shares
2023/11/09
Robbie Williams ticket holders struggle to find accomodation in Napier
2023/11/09
Clock counting down to APEC conference, but who will NZ send?
2023/11/09
Pacific leaders meet for retreat on third day of forum
2023/11/09
New initiative aims to break down barriers for Northlanders joining police
2023/11/09
Evening business for 9 November 2023
2023/11/09
Plans to revive South Island passenger rail could be back on track
2023/11/09
Returning veterans & exciting rookies: Super Rugby squads revealed
2023/11/09
East Aucklanders hoping mayor won't scrap proposed busway
2023/11/09
Labour MP Ginny Anderson accused of bullying teenage volunteer
2023/11/09
Parliament a hive of activity as government negotiations continue
2023/11/09
Ellerslie homicide: Police concerned wife may be victim of foul play
2023/11/09
Tight budget for Auckland's creative agency means getting creative
2023/11/08
Ports of Auckland promises to make $1 million a week for the city
2023/11/08
Search suspended for missing Waihi man after 10 days in bush
2023/11/08
Some Auckland beaches still no-gos
2023/11/08
Auckland Jewish community centre's fence vandalised, including attempt to set it on fire
2023/11/08
Cancer patients forced to go private to get timely treatment
2023/11/08
Evening business for 8 November 2023
2023/11/08
Auckland mayor on AT's plan to ditch carparks on K road
2023/11/08
Glenn Maxwell stuns with double century, rescuing Australia from defeat
2023/11/08
Ambulance officer breaks down in court during mosque attack inquest
2023/11/08
Post-mortem suggests foul play in Ellerslie homicide investigation
2023/11/08
K road carparks to be ditched in hopes of better public transport
2023/11/08
Protest against Melbourne Cup in Auckland's viaduct
2023/11/07
Chris Hipkins lives to fight another day as Labour leader
2023/11/07
Kiwi video game developer hits 1 million downloads on Android
2023/11/07
Virtual wine tasting & robot room service: New tech in tourism
2023/11/07
Mosque inquest: Police officer admits changes needed in responding to major events
2023/11/07
Pacific Island Leaders Summit underway in the Cook Islands
2023/11/07
Evening business for November 7, 2023
2023/11/07
How long should your old iPhone keep working for?
2023/11/07
Melbourne cup: Without a Fight wins 2023 cup
2023/11/07
10 months in a cabin: Homeowners wait for fate of flood-damaged homes
2023/11/07
Police searching for wife of man found dead in Ellerslie
2023/11/07
Rare skink population found in Hawkes Bay backyard
2023/11/06
Top fashion designer picked for Air New Zealand's next uniform
2023/11/06
Palmerston North school teaching students practical trade skills
2023/11/06
$1 Billion needed to fix Wellington's water infratructure - provider
2023/11/06
Evening Business for 6 November 2023
2023/11/06
New government getting closer, but Peters staying tight lipped
2023/11/06
Sam Cane waiting to hear punishment for World Cup final tackle
2023/11/06
Thousands of Auckland bus cards reaching expiry date
2023/11/06
Man's cancer 'not survivable' after waiting 20 weeks for MRI scan
2023/11/06
Special votes: RNZ's expert panel dissects the results
2023/11/03
David Seymour prepared to work with Winston Peters in cabinet
2023/11/03
Diver lucky to survive shark attack losing only his flippers
2023/11/03
Te Pati Maori snatch two electorate seats from Labour
2023/11/03
Evening business for 3 November 2023
2023/11/03
Mosque attack inquest: Survivors give harrowing accounts
2023/11/03
All Blacks captain Sam Cane not playing in NZ next year
2023/11/03
Voters react: The winners and losers of the special votes
2023/11/03
Winston Peters back in kingmaker position after special votes return
2023/11/03
Deadly mushroom lunch: Host of lunch arrested in Australia
2023/11/02
Ex Gloriavale resident angry about education she missed out on
2023/11/02
Flood-damaged doggy daycare searching for forever home
2023/11/02
Massey University students and staff living in limbo
2023/11/02
Paramedic says he broke St John policy to help mosque attack victims
2023/11/02
Evening business for 2 November 2023
2023/11/02
Spate of puppies dumped in Auckland in last 24 hours
2023/11/02
Injury toll and losses mounting for Black Caps at Cricket World Cup
2023/11/02
Collective of pharmacists want National to keep free prescriptions
2023/11/02
44 percent of people in NZ prisons haven't been found guilty
2023/11/02
Gloriavale students made to 'put on a good show' for ERO inspectors
2023/11/02
'Dream' ski season for Mt Ruapehu helping bolster businesses
2023/11/01
8,000 more people out of work than previous quarter
2023/11/01
Champion swimmer moving cities due to problems getting pool space
2023/11/01
Cattle thieves take more than 50 cows from South Auckland farm
2023/11/01
Half hour delay for paramedics to enter Al Noor mosque after shooting
2023/11/01
International law expert: ceasefire in Israel and Gaza unlikely
2023/11/01
Evening business for 1 November 2023
2023/11/01
Ian Foster's All Blacks reign ends as team touches down in NZ
2023/11/01
Household interest payments expected to double by next year
2023/11/01
Resounding failure for Gloriavale school in latest ERO report
2023/11/01
Tesla under microscope for inflated claims about capabilities
2023/10/31
Car dealers slashing EV prices ahead of end clean car discount
2023/10/31
Aid agencies express grave concern of humanitarian crisis in Gaza
2023/10/31
Dogs banned from Wellington Bay, may be allowed in summer
2023/10/31
Conservationists concerned to find dozens of dead penguins on Waiheke
2023/10/31
Aid agency says over 3,300 kids killed in Gaza since October 7
2023/10/31
Evening business for 31 October 2023
2023/10/31
First Armed Offender on Al Noor Mosque scene describes frustration getting paramedics to assist
2023/10/31
Eddie Jones officially quits as Wallabies coach
2023/10/31
Growing calls for tougher action against roaming dogs in Far North
2023/10/31
Whakaari Island owners found guilty of health & safety failings
2023/10/31
Supie directors stood down to make process easier, one says
2023/10/31
What's next for Ian Foster?
2023/10/30
Wild Weather: Tairawhiti under heavy rain warning till tomorrow
2023/10/30
Kids Kapa Haka competition kicks off in South Island for first time
2023/10/30
NZ gamers to compete with world's best at Esport champs
2023/10/30
Photo exhibition shares stories warning the danger of scams
2023/10/30
Criminal barrister on Baby Ru case
2023/10/30
Evening business for 30 October 2023
2023/10/30
Online grocer Supie goes out of business, owing millions
2023/10/30
Armed offender details horrifying scene at Al Noor Mosque on March 15
2023/10/30
Severe weather warning for Coromandel extended till tomorrow
2023/10/30
'We have a right to be safe': Calls for compulsory consent education at uni
2023/10/27
Auckland council closing Muriwai to motorists over Guy Fawkes
2023/10/27
Police dispatcher didn't realise mosque threat was genuine - inquest
2023/10/27
Waikaremoana great walk likely to stay closed till at least next year
2023/10/27
Evening business for 27 October 2023
2023/10/27
New Zealand's instant coffees ranked, from bad to worst
2023/10/27
All Blacks relaxed heading into World Cup Final
2023/10/27
Police yet to charge over toddler homicide, five days on
2023/10/27
World cup final: All Blacks fans get ready for history-making game
2023/10/27
Maine gunman still at large, as police surround suspect's house
2023/10/27
Bizarre ice cream flavour in huge demand at Auckland shop
2023/10/26
More than 10,000 Vanuatuan households torn apart by cyclone Bola
2023/10/26
Pastry professionals judge NZ's best sausage rolls
2023/10/26
Proposed ram raid law 'leads nowhere good', Children's Commissioner says
2023/10/26
All Blacks team for world cup final to be named overnight
2023/10/26
Winston Peters refuses to apologise over attack on Ardern
2023/10/26
Evening business for 26 October 2023
2023/10/26
Police questioned over response to Mosque threats on March 15
2023/10/26
NZ ultra-marathon runner stops short of backyard world record
2023/10/26
Netanyahu says Israel still preparing for invasion of Gaza
2023/10/26
At least 22 believed dead in mass shooting in Maine, US
2023/10/26
Police treating toddler's death as a homicide
2023/10/26
Inquest raises questions around police response mosque attacks
2023/10/25
Red Cross believes Cyclone warnings saved lives in Vanuatu
2023/10/25
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