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  1. Air NZ flight diverted due to smell of fuel2025/04/09
    Air New Zealand has yet to explain exactly what a passenger was carrying in their hand luggage that forced a plane to divert to New Plymouth on Tuesday night. Passenger Cally McKenzie spoke to Alexa Cook.
  2. Report highlights abuse female politicians face2025/04/09
    A new report says misogyny and racism are pervasive in the harassment of female politicians, their staff and their families. Political reporter Anneke Smith has more.
  3. Economists predict drop to OCR2025/04/09
    All predictions pointed to a drop in the official cash rate by 25 basis points to 3.5 percent Wedensday. Economist Kelly Eckhold spoke to Corin Dann.
  4. Finance Minister Nicola Willis on Trump's tariffs2025/04/09
    The country's biggest exporters are trying to come to grips with what exactly the Trump's tariffs mean. Finance Minister Nicola Willis spoke to Corin Dann.
  5. Uncertainty remains in global stock markets over looming tariffs2025/04/09
    Global stock markets have been volatile, taking big swings both up and down as uncertainty remains over looming trade tariffs. Washington D.C. correspondent Kate Fisher spoke to Alexa Cook.
  6. Sports News for 7am - 9 April 20252025/04/09
    Devon Conway scored an unbeaten 69 as his Chennai Super Kings fell 18 runs short in their chase against the Punjab Kings in the IPL.
  7. Business News for 9 April 20252025/04/09
    Business news for 9 April 2025
  8. Settled weather on the way after strong winds2025/04/09
    A mix of rain, storms and strong winds that affected parts of the country earlier this week is expected to make its presence felt in the Chathams on Wednesday. MetService's communications meteorologist John Law spoke to Alexa Cook.
  9. Early Sports Chat for 9 April 20252025/04/09
    An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere.
  10. Morning Rural News for 9 April 20252025/04/09
    News from the rural farming sector.
  11. Early Business News for 9 April 20252025/04/09
    Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team.
  12. Horowhenua mayor on Levin tornado2025/04/09
    The Horowhenua mayor says he's extremely grateful no one was hurt on Tuesday when a tornado ripped through town. Bernie Wanden spoke to Alexa Cook.
  13. Farmers warned taxes for greenhouse gas emissions likely2025/04/09
    Experts are warning farmers that taxes on greenhouse gas emissions are likely to be coming for agricultural exports. Climate change correspondent Eloise Gibson explains.
  14. US markets bounce around as Trump's tariffs take hold2025/04/09
    While US markets did see a bit of a bounce in early trading, most indexes started to fall during a White House briefing by Press Secretary, Karoline Leavitt. Wedbush Securities Analyst Dan Ives spoke to Corin Dann.
  15. Sports News for 6am - 9 April 20252025/04/09
    New Zealand have beaten hosts India 2-1 in their opening tie at the Billie Jean King Cup women's team's tennis tournament in Pune.
  16. Morning Report Essentials for Tuesday 8 April 20252025/04/08
    On today's episode, the government has announced a defence funding boost, we hear from the Defence Minister and the Labour leader, markets around the world have fallen amid Trump's tariff announcements, and we preview the finalists of the Aotearoa Music awards.
  17. Queenstown restaurant Amisfield named third best in the world2025/04/08
    A Queenstown fine dining restaurant is basking in the glow of global recognition. Amisfield executive chef Vaughan Mabee spoke to Corin Dann.
  18. Universities' international student enrolment numbers back to pre-Covid levels2025/04/08
    Universities' lucrative international enrolments are back to pre-pandemic levels. Education correspondent John Gerritsen has more.
  19. Our Environment report gives update on NZ environment2025/04/08
    The latest update on New Zealand's environment shows people can breathe a little easier, but a substantial proportion of groundwater is failing drinking standards. Eloise Gibson spoke to Alexa Cook.
  20. Wild weather causes havoc in Wellington2025/04/08
    Wild weather has been hitting parts of the country this morning. There are reports strong winds are bringing trees downs and lifting roofs of houses in Levin and Waikawa Reporter Mary Argue has more.
  21. Sports Chat for 8 April 20252025/04/08
    An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere.
  22. Market Update for 8 April 20252025/04/08
    Market Update for 8 April 2025
  23. Samoan national jailed for exploiting illegal migrants2025/04/08
    A Samoan national has been jailed for four years for exploiting illegal migrants. Immigration New Zealand general manager of immigration compliance and investigations Steve Watson spoke to Alexa Cook.
  24. KiwiSaver balances drop amid tariff turmoil2025/04/08
    Global financial markets have continued to fall, in response to tough new tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump. Money correspondent Susan Edmunds spoke to Corin Dann.
  25. Labour leader on govt's defence spending boost2025/04/08
    The Labour leader has stopped short of outright saying he supports the government's new defence spending plan, but says it seems very similar to what was planned under the last government. Chris Hipkins spoke to Alexa Cook.
  26. Sports News for 8am - 8 April 20252025/04/08
    The New Zealand team will be hoping for plenty of medals at the World Athletics Championships later this year with a star studded quartet the first athletes named to compete in Tokyo in September.
  27. Aotearoa Music Awards 2025 finalists announced2025/04/08
    Persian-New Zealand talent CHAII and Stan Walker are just two of the finalists announced this morning for the 2025 Aotearoa Music Awards. RNZ Music's Tony Stamp spoke to Alexa Cook.
  28. Wait times for colonoscopies increase2025/04/08
    Wait times for urgent, non-urgent and surveillance colonoscopies all grew last year after Health New Zealand failed to keep up with demand. Ruth Hill reports.
  29. Veterans' welfare group calls for ANZAC day boycott2025/04/08
    A veterans' welfare group, is calling on New Zealanders who've served in the armed forces to boycott official Dawn and Civic Services this Anzac day. No Duff co-founder Aaron Wood spoke to Corin Dann.
  30. Former soldier on defence spending boost2025/04/08
    A former soldier and defence expert is hopeful the government's long-awaited Defence Capability Plan will help breathe new life and confidence into the country's defence forces. Retired Lieutenant Colonel and former defence attaché in the Pacific Josh Wineera spoke to Corin Dann.
  31. Spike in assaults against health workers: Data2025/04/08
    Hundreds more health workers were assaulted at work last year, according to Health New Zealand data, with Auckland central and Waikato districts seeing the biggest spikes. Reporter Lucy Xia has more.
  32. International stock markets react to Trump's tariffs2025/04/08
    US stocks have been swinging wildly today as traders hope Donald Trump's tariffs might be eased or scrapped. Wedbush Securities' Dan Ives spoke to Corin Dann.
  33. Govt announces $12 billion Defence Capability plan2025/04/08
    The government is pumping $12 billion over the next four years into building a "modern, combat-capable" New Zealand Defence Force. Political Editor Jo Moir spoke to Alexa Cook.
  34. Defence Minister Judith Collins on defence funding boost2025/04/08
    New missile systems, better strike capability and a focus on drones and new technology, those are just some of the features of the government's long-awaited Defence Capability Review. Defence Minister Judith Collins spoke to Corin Dann.
  35. Sports News for 7am - 8 April 20252025/04/08
    An Olympic champion, a Paris silver medallist and the current World Indoor winner headline the first group of athletes selected to the New Zealand team for the World Athletics Championships in Japan in September.
  36. Business News for 8 April 20252025/04/08
    Business news for 8 April 2025
  37. Palestine Red Crescent calls for independent investigation into deaths2025/04/08
    The Palestine Red Crescent wants an independent investigation after 15 of its medics were killed by Israeli forces in Gaza last month. Tel Aviv correspondent Trent Murray spoke to Alexa Cook.
  38. Govt promises massive boost in defence spending2025/04/08
    The coalition has promised a massive boost in defence spending up to levels not seen since the early 1990s, but there are still questions about where the money will come from. Political reporter Anneke Smith has more.
  39. Early Sports Chat for 8 April 20252025/04/08
    An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere.
  40. Morning Rural News for 8 April 20252025/04/08
    News from the rural farming sector.
  41. Early Business News for 8 April 20252025/04/08
    Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team.
  42. Govt to give Defence Force $12 billion funding boost2025/04/08
    The government has unveiled plans to pump billions of extra dollars into the Defence Force to ensure its modern and combat capable. Former National MP and Defence Minister Wayne Mapp spoke to Corin Dann.
  43. US markets continue to fall after Trump's tariffs2025/04/08
    US markets have plunged again, following another day of global market chaos triggered by President Donald Trump's tariffs. Washington correspondent Nick Harper spoke to Alexa Cook.
  44. Sports News for 6am - 8 April 20252025/04/08
    New Zealand will take a four strong team to the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo in September.
  45. Morning Report Essentials for Monday 7 April 20252025/04/07
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  46. One of world's largest planes takes off from Auckland airport2025/04/07
    Aviation enthusiasts crowded Auckland Airport's runway viewing area yesterday to see one of the world's largest planes take off. Travel journalist Dan Lake spoke to Corin Dann.
  47. Actor and theatre director Raymond Hawthorne dies2025/04/07
    Actor and theatre director Raymond Hawthorne has died in Auckland aged 88. Actor Jennifer Ward-Lealand spoke to Alexa Cook.
  48. Sports Chat for 7 April 20252025/04/07
    An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere.
  49. Market Update for 7 April 20252025/04/07
    Market Update for 7 April 2025
  50. Northland Iwi leader on escalating meth use in region2025/04/07
    A Northland iwi leader is set to meet with the police minister over what he says is an escalating crisis of methamphetamine use. Te Runanga a Iwi o Ngapuhi chair Mane Tahere spoke to Corin Dann.
  51. Councils to vote on Māori wards at local council elections2025/04/07
    The issue of whether Māori wards should stay, is looming large, with local body elections just six months away. Māori News Journalist Pokere Paewai spoke with some of the affected councillors.
  52. Long-awaited family violence report never released2025/04/07
    Current politicians have little knowledge of a long-awaited report that family violence experts say the Ministry of Justice buried and which shows children are at risk in the judicial system. Amy Williams reports.
  53. Fiji hit with 32 percent tariff by Trump2025/04/07
    The Fijian Deputy Prime Minister is calling the 32 percent tariff on Fijian exports to the US disproportionate and unfair. Fiji TV senior reporter Mereoni Mili spoke to Alexa Cook.
  54. Trump places 10 percent tariff on Tokelau2025/04/07
    Tiny outposts populated by penguins and small island nations are among some of the places targeted by the Trump administration's new tariffs. Council for the Ongoing Government of Tokelau general manager national Aukusitino Vitale spoke to Corin Dann.
  55. Sports News for 8am - 7 April 20252025/04/07
    Liam Lawson concedes he made a poor start after coming 17th at the Japanese Grand Prix with his Racing Bulls team-mate Isack Hadjar finishing in the points in eighth place.
  56. PM Luxon on Trump's 10 percent tariff on NZ2025/04/07
    Donald Trump's 10 percent tariff on New Zealand goods has officially taken effect. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon spoke to Corin Dann.
  57. Man with cerebral palsy living with pain due to staff shortages2025/04/07
    An Upper Hutt man with cerebral palsy says his specialist has been unable to diagnose the cause of his debilitating foot pain because he can't order the diagnostic scans he needs. Ruth Hill reports.
  58. Liam Lawson 17th in Japanese Grand Prix2025/04/07
    In Formula One news, a risky pit strategy cost Liam Lawson at the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, leaving him in 17th place. Sports broadcaster Stephen McIvor spoke to Corin Dann.
  59. Investigations underway after Shane Jones' wife allegedly assaulted2025/04/07
    Investigations are underway after Cabinet Minister and New Zealand First MP Shane Jones was verbally abused at Auckland Airport and his wife was assaulted. It's reignited concern about the threats MPs face and how to keep both them and their families safe. Labour's chief whip Glenn Bennett spoke to Alexa Cook.
  60. Modelling shows govt relying on pine trees to reach net zero by 20502025/04/07
    Government modelling shows the coalition's claim to be on track for net zero emissions by 2050 relies on private companies planting pine trees on hundreds of thousands of hectares of crown land. Climate Change Correspondent Eloise Gibson reports.
  61. Govt considering opting back into infant formula standards2025/04/07
    RNZ understands the government is considering opting back into trans-Tasman infant formula standards, after rejecting them last year. Anusha Bradley reports.
  62. Defence force removes academic requirements to boost recruits2025/04/07
    The Defence Force has made it easier for people to apply for a job in a bid to get more boots on the ground. Ellen O'Dwyer spoke to Alexa Cook.
  63. $10 trillion wiped from S&P 500 after tariff announcements2025/04/07
    Staying with tariffs, and they wiped out about $10 trillion worth of value from the United States' S and P 500 in the space of two days. Craigs Investment Partners investment advisor Mark Lister spoke to Corin Dann.
  64. Countries contact Trump to negotiate after tariffs imposed2025/04/07
    More than 50 countries have contacted US President Donald Trump to try to negotiate following the sweeping tariffs he announced last week. POLITICO's senior legal affairs reporter Josh Gerstein spoke to Alexa Cook.
  65. Sports News for 7am - 7 April 20252025/04/07
    Liam Lawson was left to rue a one-stop pit strategy after finishing 17th in last night's Japanese Grand Prix, which was won by Red Bull's Formula One champion Max Verstappen.
  66. Business News for 7 April 20252025/04/07
    Business news for 7 April 2025
  67. Calls for burial laws to be reviewed2025/04/07
    The funeral sector is calling on the government to review burial laws it says are outdated. Cemeteries and Cematoria Collective acting chair Daniel Chrisp spoke to Corin Dann.
  68. Ashburton to finally receive second bridge2025/04/07
    Ashburton's second bridge is officially on the way, after the New Zealand Transport Agency and local council finally signed a deal for its construction. Ashburton mayor Neil Brown spoke to Alexa Cook.
  69. Early Sports Chat for 7 April 20252025/04/07
    An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere.
  70. Morning Rural News for 7 April 20252025/04/07
    News from the rural farming sector.
  71. Early Business News for 7 April 20252025/04/07
    Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team.
  72. Squally thunderstorms move across the country2025/04/07
    A squally cocktail of rain, hail, wind and thunderstorms tracked across the upper South Island, Taranaki, Waikato and Auckland. MetService Duty Forecaster Katie Hillyer spoke to Alexa Cook.
  73. French far right leader Marine Le Pen to appeal conviction over misusing funds2025/04/07
    France's National Rally leader Marine Le Pen says she won't give up, after being found guilty of misusing over €4.5 million euros in E-U funds and banned from running for office. correspondent Lisa Louis spoke to Corin Dann.
  74. Sports News for 6am - 7 April 20252025/04/07
    The Black Ferns Sevens beat Australia 31-7 in the final to win the Singapore round of the World Series.
  75. Morning Report Essentials for Friday 4 April 20252025/04/04
    On today's episode, former High Commissioner to the United Kingdom Phil Goff has doubled down on his comments about Trump, we get reaction from the business community to the Trump administration's tariffs on New Zealand, we have our weekly political panel and we cross the Tasman to get the latest from Kerry-Anne Walsh.
  76. Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia2025/04/04
    It's Friday so we cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh.
  77. Political panel2025/04/04
    Listen to our weekly political panel.
  78. Racquet sports taking off around the country2025/04/04
    Pickleball, padel, and padder, people can't seem to get enough of these sports with funny sounding names. Sports reporter Bridget Tunnicliffe looks at why these racquet sports are taking off.
  79. Thieves steal thousands of dollars worth of hay bales in Taranaki2025/04/04
    Police are investigating the theft of hundreds of bales of hay worth thousands of dollars in Taranaki. Alexa Cook reports.
  80. Sports Chat for 4 April 20252025/04/04
    What does the weekend look like for Liam Lawson in his Racing Bull?
  81. Markets Update for 4 April 20252025/04/04
    A brief update of movements in the financial sector.
  82. Skellerup pre-prepared for Trump's tariffs2025/04/04
    New Zealand company Skellerup prepared well in advance for President Trump's tariff announcement. Skellerup chief executive Graham Leaming spoke to Corin Dann.
  83. Trump remains defiant despite tariff backlash2025/04/04
    President Donald Trump is remaining defiant after the unveiling of yesterday's global tariffs. Washington D.C. correspondent Kate Fisher spoke to Paddy Gower.
  84. Volunteers work tirelessly to make Polyfest possible2025/04/04
    While the spotlight at Polyfest is often on the performers and the vibrant cultural displays, what many don't see is the tireless work that goes on behind the scenes. Grace Fiavaai reports.
  85. 'Worst Children's Library' aims to uncover harmful internet content2025/04/04
    Children's unfiltered access to the internet is under scrutiny these days thanks to shows like Netflix series Adolescence, and one initiative in Auckland aims to draw even more attention to the danger online. Katie Fitzgerald reports.
  86. Council plans for Takapuna golf course face backlash2025/04/04
    A golf course architect says Takapuna Golf Course shouldn't be shut down under council plans to bolster flood mitigation, and that it could be part of the solution. Golf Course Architect Kristine Kerr spoke to Paddy Gower.
  87. Atmospheric river washes over country2025/04/04
    A month's worth of rain is bearing down as the largest weather system of the year, a widespread "atmospheric river", washes over the country. MetService meteorologist John Law spoke to Corin Dann.
  88. Kaikōura boat capsize shows failings of 111 system2025/04/04
    The boat capsize that claimed five lives off Kaikōura in 2022 has shown up failings in the outdated 111 emergency call system. Phil Pennington spoke to Corin Dann.
  89. Phil Goff doubles down on comments that led to sacking as High Commissioner2025/04/04
    New Zealand's former high commissioner to the United Kingdom, the former Labour Party leader Phil Goff, has doubled down on comments that led to his sacking last month. Goff spoke to Corin Dann.
  90. Business community reacts to Trump's tariffs2025/04/04
    US President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs have been described as the biggest change to global trade in 100 years. Business editor Gyles Beckford spoke to Paddy Gower.
  91. NZ exporters on Trump's 10 percent tariffs2025/04/04
    New Zealand exporters have to absorb a 10 percent tariff to send goods into the United States. Meat Industry Association chief executive Sirma Karapeeva and New Zealand Winegrowers chief executive officer Philip Gregan spoke to Corin Dann.
  92. Business News for 4 April 20252025/04/04
    News from the business sector, including a market report.
  93. Lawyer on tariff implications for NZ2025/04/04
    New Zealand will be submitted to a baseline 10 percent tariff rate on exports to the US. Law firm Minter Ellison Rudd Watts partner Sarah Salmond spoke to Paddy Gower.
  94. NZ exporters coming to grips with Trump's tariffs2025/04/04
    Some of New Zealand's biggest exporters to the US are trying to come to grips with what exactly the Trump administration's new tariffs will mean to them. Reporter Lucy Xia has more.
  95. Sports Chat for 4 April 20252025/04/04
    The Chiefs v Reds game in Hamilton tonight isn't just a top of the table clash.
  96. Morning Rural News for 4 April 20252025/04/04
    News from the rural and farming sector.
  97. Early Business News for 4 April 20252025/04/04
    A brief update of movements in the financial sector.
  98. People turned away from emergency housing due to govt's new criteria2025/04/04
    The government's new criteria for emergency housing is seeing more than 90 people a month turned away, because they've caused or contributed to their current situation. Katie Todd has the details.
  99. Morning Report Essentials for Thursday 3 April 20252025/04/03
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  100. Miso soup can be made in space in 30 days2025/04/03
    Scientists have found that miso soup can be made in space in just 30 days but it has a different taste than if it was slowly fermented here on earth. Japanese cuisine specialist chef Yoshi Kaburaki spoke to Corin Dann.
  101. Wellington man creates pie rating app2025/04/03
    Wellington man Matt Carkeek is trying to save his fellow pie fans from that fate with an app that lets users rate their pies. Carkeek spoke to Paddy Gower.
  102. Canada vows to respond to US over tariffs2025/04/03
    Canada has vowed to respond with retaliatory tariffs if President Donald Trump slaps additional levies on Canadian goods as part of his "Liberation Day" tariff announcement. Globe and Mail senior parliamentary reporter Steven Chase spoke to Paddy Gower.
  103. Auckland has driest March for 15 years2025/04/03
    Auckland has experienced it's driest March for 15 years and there's a warning that mandatory water restrictions could be implemented as soon as June if the rain stays away. Watercare head of water Sharon Danks spoke to Corin Dann.
  104. Sports Chat for 3 April 20252025/04/03
    Fighting talk from Liam Lawson's rival, and Ma'a Nonu is back playing in France for Toulon.
  105. Markets Update for 3 April 20252025/04/03
    A brief update of movements in the financial sector.
  106. Mitch Hay 99 not out leads Black Caps to victory over Pakistan2025/04/03
    The Black Caps have wrapped up an ODI series victory against Pakistan with a resounding 84-run win in game two in Hamilton. Wicketkeeper Mitch Hay spoke to Corin Dann.
  107. Hospitals still waiting for work to fix high risk issues2025/04/03
    Five years after the first stocktake of shonky hospital water pipes and power cables, more than 40 percent of the worst cases have had no remedial work done. Phil Pennington spoke to Paddy Gower.
  108. Children's Commissioner on Health NZ review into 11-year-old who was mistaken for 20-year-old2025/04/03
    Health New Zealand has admitted "significant failings" and apologised for the experience of an 11-year-old girl who was restrained and mistaken for a 20-year-old. Children's Commissioner Dr Claire Achmad spoke to Corin Dann.
  109. Tasman farmers hope rain brings drought relief2025/04/03
    Farmers in the Tasman District say this year's drought is the worst in recent history and they are hoping heavy rain forecast for today might bring much-needed relief. Federated Farmers president Wayne Langford spoke to Paddy Gower.
  110. Sports News for 3 April 20252025/04/03
    An update from the team at RNZ Sport.
  111. Hawke's Bay butcher places third in international comp2025/04/03
  112. Children remain in hospital after Taranaki crash2025/04/03
  113. Health NZ changing policy to prevent identity mistakes2025/04/03
  114. Trump set to announce raft of global tariffs2025/04/03
  115. Polyfest celebrates 50 years of Polynesian culture2025/04/03
  116. Just over 30 percent of NZers feel less safe than 12 months ago: Poll2025/04/03
  117. World braces for Trump's tariffs on 'Liberation Day'2025/04/03
  118. Govt Ministers lobbied by infant formula companies2025/04/03
  119. Business News for 3 April 20252025/04/03
  120. Te Pāti Māori to hold independent hearing over haka2025/04/03
  121. Deep low to bring heavy rain to many parts of the country2025/04/03
  122. Early Sports News for 3 April 20252025/04/03
  123. Morning Rural News for 3 April 20252025/04/03
  124. Early Business News for 3 April 20252025/04/03
  125. EU bracing for Trump's tariffs2025/04/03
  126. Morning Report Essentials for Wednesday 2 April 20252025/04/02
  127. Polyfest celebrates 50th year2025/04/02
  128. Seventy-one-year-old wins 215th show jumping title2025/04/02
  129. Health NZ places number of digital projects on hold2025/04/02
  130. Auckland won't host America's Cup2025/04/02
  131. Market Update for 2nd April 20252025/04/02
  132. Te Pāti Māori MPs to skip Privileges Committee hearing2025/04/02
  133. Queenstown Lakes residents face lack of health specialists2025/04/02
  134. Increase in defence spending justified: Labour leader Chris Hipkins2025/04/02
  135. Bowler Neil Wagner retires after Northern Districts win Plunket Shield2025/04/02
  136. Over half of workers regret career choice: Survey2025/04/02
  137. Police investigating unexplained death of man in Wellington suburb2025/04/02
  138. US prosecutors seeking death penalty for Luigi Mangione2025/04/02
  139. High-stakes elections taking place in US2025/04/02
  140. Lance Corporal Willie Apiata gifts Victoria Cross to Parliament2025/04/02
  141. Man to appear in court after ramming police cars2025/04/02
  142. World markets nervously await Trump's 'Liberation Day'2025/04/02
  143. Half of voters think govt should increase defence spending2025/04/02
  144. Business News for 2nd April 20252025/04/02
  145. Actors cast for four part Beatles biopic2025/04/02
  146. Consumers warned of big increase to energy bills2025/04/02
  147. Early Sports Chat for 2nd April 20252025/04/02
  148. Morning Rural News for 2nd Apri 20252025/04/02
  149. Early Business News for 2nd April 20252025/04/02
  150. Comedian Jimmy Carr to visit Invercargill on NZ tour2025/04/02
  151. Construction to begin on NZ's biggest solar farm2025/04/02
  152. Morning Report Essentials for Tuesday 1 April 20252025/04/01
  153. Morning Report presenters past and present reflect on 50 years2025/04/01
  154. Market Update for 1 April 20252025/04/01
  155. A day in the life of Morning Report2025/04/01
  156. Doctors keen for more info on national patient record database2025/04/01
  157. Tobacco tax revenues hit 15-year low in Australia2025/04/01
  158. Shakespeare could be compulsory in new curriculum2025/04/01
  159. Coalition has numbers to govern but race tightening - RNZ-Reid Research poll2025/04/01
  160. Morning Report celebrates 50 years on air2025/04/01
  161. French far-right leader Marine Le Pen sentenced to four years jail over embezzling funds2025/04/01
  162. Green MP under fire over social media posts2025/04/01
  163. Minister for Rail Winston Peters on ferry replacements2025/04/01
  164. RNZ-Reid Research poll has govt slightly ahead2025/04/01
  165. Business News for 1 April 20252025/04/01
  166. Labour party critical of govt's ferry plans2025/04/01
  167. Early Sports Chat for 1 April 20252025/04/01
  168. Morning Rural News for 1 April 20252025/04/01
  169. Early business news for 1 April 20252025/04/01
  170. House sales up 3.4 percent in February on previous year2025/04/01
  171. Maritime Union on rail enabled ferry announcement2025/04/01
  172. Morning Report Essentials for Monday 31 March 20252025/03/31
  173. Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia2025/03/31
  174. Prince Harry accused of harassment by charity chair2025/03/31
  175. Denmark PM calls JD Vance Greenland visit 'disrespectful'2025/03/31
  176. 2degrees founder optimistic for change in supermarket duopoly2025/03/31
  177. Market Update for 31 March 20252025/03/31
  178. Super Rugby upsets continue as Moana Pasifika beat Crusaders2025/03/31
  179. ASB predicts NZ economic recovery to be steady, not fast2025/03/31
  180. Govt looks to reform supermarket sector2025/03/31
  181. UN pleads for more aid and support in Myanmar after earthquake2025/03/31
  182. PM Luxon on plans for overhaul of supermarket sector2025/03/31
  183. American generals raise threat of China's nuclear space race2025/03/31
  184. Social media influencers breaking the law by promoting online casinos2025/03/31
  185. Katikati community in shock after dog attack death2025/03/31
  186. Marlborough businesses eagerly await ferry announcement2025/03/31
  187. Ukraine accuses Russia of war crime over drone strike2025/03/31
  188. Economic Growth Minister Nicola Willis on plans to overhaul supermarket sector2025/03/31
  189. Large earthquake strikes Tonga2025/03/31
  190. Business News for 31 March 20252025/03/31
  191. Labour critical of National's supermarket announcement2025/03/31
  192. Calls to improve recycling rates of farm waste2025/03/31
  193. Shortage of clean water main concern in Myanmar post-quake2025/03/31
  194. Early Sports Chat for 31 March 20252025/03/31
  195. Morning Rural News for 31 March 20252025/03/31
  196. Early Business News for 31 March 20252025/03/31
  197. Tsunami warning lifted after Tongan earthquake2025/03/31
  198. Morning Report Essentials for Friday 28 March 20252025/03/28
  199. Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia2025/03/28
  200. Political panel2025/03/28
  201. Two Waitaha gecko on Canterbury Island believed to be world's oldest2025/03/28
  202. Kirwee plays host to South Island Agricultural Field Days2025/03/28
  203. Sports Chat for 28 March 20242025/03/28
  204. Market Update for 28 March 20252025/03/28
  205. Science exhibition highlights risk of solar tsunamis2025/03/28
  206. New Defence Force planes will need to be serviced in Australia2025/03/28
  207. Lawyer wants apology for men abused over 40 years ago2025/03/28
  208. Auckland Councillors vote 17 - 2 to redevelop Eden Park2025/03/28
  209. Sports News for 28 March 20252025/03/28
  210. Auckland's long dry summer sees increase in wasps2025/03/28
  211. Chatham Islands to get new supply ship2025/03/28
  212. Tauranga Council under fire over coffee contract2025/03/28
  213. New research on health of former Prime Ministers released2025/03/28
  214. Campaign to stop Ruataniwha dam launched2025/03/28
  215. European leaders meet in Paris to discuss Russian sanctions2025/03/28
  216. Analysis: Liam Lawson dropped from Red Bull F1 team2025/03/28
  217. Eden Park Residents Association on Eden Park plans2025/03/28
  218. Auckland Council endorses Eden Park as city's main stadium2025/03/28
  219. Business News for 28 March 20252025/03/28
  220. NZ born actor Clive Revill dies aged 942025/03/28
  221. Power supply failure to blame for Wellington train chaos2025/03/28
  222. Early Sports Chat for 28 March 20252025/03/28
  223. Morning Rural News for 28 March 20252025/03/28
  224. Early Business News for 28 March 20252025/03/28
  225. Govt announces $150 million in low-cost debt for community housing2025/03/28
  226. Liam Lawson dropped by Red Bull F1 team2025/03/28
  227. Sports News for 28 March 20252025/03/28
  228. Morning Report Essentials for Thursday 27 March 20252025/03/27
  229. Police Minister Mark Mitchell on increased police patrols2025/03/27
  230. Roadworker abuse becoming more common: Survey2025/03/27
  231. Green MP Tamatha Paul on increase in police patrols2025/03/27
  232. Beneficiaries concerned over money mgmt cards2025/03/27
  233. Sports Chat for 27 March 20252025/03/27
  234. Markets Update for 27 March 20252025/03/27
  235. State houses damage in Akl floods to be made livable2025/03/27
  236. University of Auckland unaware of plans for student accommodation at Eden Park2025/03/27
  237. RNZ time capsule found2025/03/27
  238. Can NZ trust the US after group-chat blunder?2025/03/27
  239. RNZ time capsule unearthed by Parliament's security services2025/03/27
  240. Roadside drug testing legislation passes final reading2025/03/27
  241. Commuters stranded as signal failure suspends Wellington trains2025/03/27
  242. Red Bull may drop F1 driver Liam Lawson2025/03/27
  243. Wellington train services suspended due to mass signal failure2025/03/27
  244. Investigation into grounding of Austro Carina released2025/03/27
  245. Govt caps total discount judges can give offenders during sentencing2025/03/27
  246. Parole board orders release of Dean Wickliffe2025/03/27
  247. US journalist releases more messages on Yemen bombing plans2025/03/27
  248. Sports News for 27 March 20252025/03/27
  249. Business News for 27 March 20252025/03/27
  250. Property values rising across the country2025/03/27
  251. Sports Chat for 27 March 20252025/03/27
  252. Morning Rural News for 27 March 20252025/03/27
  253. Early Business News for 27 March 20252025/03/27
  254. Two new zero emission hydrogen trucks launched2025/03/27
  255. Concerns ADHD medication may be picked up in roadside drug testing2025/03/27
  256. Morning Report Essentials for Wednesday 26 March 20252025/03/26
  257. Apple exporters look to Vietnam as economy grows2025/03/26
  258. Farmers in Tasman use winter supplies as drought takes hold2025/03/26
  259. NZ Football to receive financial boost after World Cup qual2025/03/26
  260. Sports Chat for 26 March 20252025/03/26
  261. Markets Update for 26 March 20252025/03/26
  262. Caution urged around beaches after large quake in deep south2025/03/26
  263. Auckland parking officers trialling body cams2025/03/26
  264. Five years since Covid lockdown began2025/03/26
  265. Labour leader on govt plans for changes to the RMA2025/03/26
  266. Machines to take over more jobs at Immigration NZ2025/03/26
  267. Upgrades to Eden Park or new Stadium? Council to decide2025/03/26
  268. Health NZ under fire over lack of palliative care for children2025/03/26
  269. Pressure on NZ to unveil defence plans2025/03/26
  270. Miramar residents attend community meeting after man found dead in suburb2025/03/26
  271. Investigations begin over how police mistook 11-year-old for 20-year-old mental health patient 2025/03/26
  272. NZ drone operator in Ukraine on ceasefire talks2025/03/26
  273. Senior Trump officials discuss bombing plans in group chat2025/03/26
  274. Business News for 26 March 20252025/03/26
  275. Govt bans rock lobster fishing in Hauraki Gulf for three years2025/03/26
  276. Water bills in Auckland set to increase2025/03/26
  277. Electorates may go as electoral boundaries redrawn2025/03/26
  278. Early Sports News for 26 March 20252025/03/26
  279. Morning Rural News for 26 March 20252025/03/26
  280. Early Business News for 26 March 20252025/03/26
  281. Partial ceasefire in Black Sea between Russia - Ukraine agreed2025/03/26
  282. Morning Report Essentials for Tuesday 25 March 20252025/03/25
  283. Early Goldie painting sells for almost $90,0002025/03/25
  284. Significant number of NZers working past 702025/03/25
  285. Wairarapa residents angry over train disruption2025/03/25
  286. Celebrations continue as All Whites qualify for the World Cup2025/03/25
  287. Sports Chat for 25 March 20252025/03/25
  288. Market Update for 25 March 20252025/03/25
  289. Govt looks for cross party support for RMA changes2025/03/25
  290. Concerns over plans to outsource procedures to private sector2025/03/25
  291. Health NZ apologises after 11-year-old mistaken for 20-year-old and admitted to mental health facility2025/03/25
  292. Sports News for 25 March 20252025/03/25
  293. PM Luxon on lack of palliative care for children and RMA reforms2025/03/25
  294. Health NZ apologises to woman who had to pay for ultrasound2025/03/25
  295. Former All White Ben Sigmund on NZ World Cup qulaification2025/03/25
  296. China unveils new tool capable of cutting undersea cables2025/03/25
  297. Govt seeks common ground with opposition on RMA overhaul2025/03/25
  298. Car hits pedestrians outside Auckland University2025/03/25
  299. Senior doctor frustrated over money spent outsourcing operations to private sector2025/03/25
  300. All Whites beat New Caledonia to qualify for World Cup2025/03/25
  301. Sports News for 25 March 20252025/03/25
  302. Business News for 25 March 20252025/03/25
  303. Dean Wickliffe in hospital after hunger strike2025/03/25
  304. Govt to replace Resource Management Act2025/03/25
  305. Early Sports Chat for 25 March 20252025/03/25
  306. Morning Rural News for 25 March 20252025/03/25
  307. Early Business News for 25 March 20252025/03/25
  308. RMA overhaul will need a watchdog to keep environment in check says Environmental Defence Society2025/03/25
  309. Ukraine peace talks between US and Russia begin2025/03/25
  310. Sports News for 25 March 20252025/03/25
  311. Morning Report Essentials for Monday 24 March 20252025/03/24
  312. Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia2025/03/24
  313. Napier mayor on protest over cuts to after hours health services2025/03/24
  314. IKEA hopes NZ store will open before Christmas2025/03/24
  315. Sports Chat for 24 March 20252025/03/24
  316. Market Update for 24 March 20252025/03/24
  317. Crusaders hand Blues heavy defeat2025/03/24
  318. Govt spending $3 billion on tertiary education2025/03/24
  319. Health Minister on palliative care for children and Napier protest2025/03/24
  320. Paediatric Society on absence of publicly available palliative care2025/03/24
  321. Sports News for 24 March 20252025/03/24
  322. Lab workers begin strike action2025/03/24
  323. All Whites one win away from World Cup2025/03/24
  324. Medical graduates "lost" to NZ2025/03/24
  325. Hundreds protest in Napier over cuts to health services2025/03/24
  326. Tributes flow for former All Blacks coach Alex 'Grizz' Wyllie2025/03/24
  327. Pope discharged from Rome hospital2025/03/24
  328. Privacy breaches revealed at Oranga Tamariki2025/03/24
  329. NZ First leader Winston Peters on State of the Nation speech2025/03/24
  330. NZ's only public paediatric palliative care specialist on leave2025/03/24
  331. Sports News for 24 March 20252025/03/24
  332. Business News for 24 March 20252025/03/24
  333. Gisborne and Carterton mayors on weekend shootings2025/03/24
  334. Winston Peters delivers State of the Nation speech2025/03/24
  335. Early Sports Chat for 24 March 20252025/03/24
  336. Morning Rural News for 24 March 20252025/03/24
  337. Early Business News for 24 March 20252025/03/24
  338. New Canadian PM to call snap election2025/03/24
  339. Former All Black loose forward and coach Grizz Wyllie dies2025/03/24
  340. Four firearms related incidents over weekend2025/03/24
  341. Sports News for 24 March 20252025/03/24
  342. Morning Report Essentials for Friday 21 March 20252025/03/21
  343. Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia2025/03/21
  344. Political panel2025/03/21
  345. Shane Jones to meet iwi leaders to discuss geothermal energy2025/03/21
  346. Sports Chat for 21 March 20252025/03/21
  347. Market Update for 21 March 20252025/03/21
  348. Wellington magicians wow Penn & Teller2025/03/21
  349. Former rubbish collector Tokelau's new head of state2025/03/21
  350. Car thieves becoming more sophisticated says insurer2025/03/21
  351. Can NZ's new speed cameras catch drunk drivers or tailgating?2025/03/21
  352. Cardiac society on heart scan wait times2025/03/21
  353. Sports News for 21 March 20252025/03/21
  354. All Whites take on Fiji in World Cup qualifiers2025/03/21
  355. Govt warned of $200 million clean-up for RMS Niagara2025/03/21
  356. IPSOS survey finds NZers gives govt rating of 4.2 out of 102025/03/21
  357. PM Luxon faces questions over defence job cuts2025/03/21
  358. Israeli strikes in Gaza continue after ceasefire broken2025/03/21
  359. A look back on 20 years of Youtube2025/03/21
  360. Finance Minister on latest GDP figures2025/03/21
  361. Military leaders meet to discuss peacekeeping in Ukraine2025/03/21
  362. China's NZ ambassador questions NZ - India relationship2025/03/21
  363. Cardiologists call for improvements to cardiac health care2025/03/21
  364. Business News for 21 March 20252025/03/21
  365. Public libraries ask govt for help over Destiny Church protests2025/03/21
  366. NZDF proposes cutting civilian roles2025/03/21
  367. Early Sports Chat for 21 March 20252025/03/21
  368. Morning Rural News for 21 March 20252025/03/21
  369. NZ wine sales in US increase for 16th year in a row2025/03/21
  370. Early Business News for 21 March 20252025/03/21
  371. Sports News for 21 March 20252025/03/21
  372. Morning Report Essentials for Thursday 20 March 20252025/03/20
  373. Tourism NZ launches collaboration with Minecraft2025/03/20
  374. Aucklanders told to prepare for drought2025/03/20
  375. Nick Willis on Sam Ruthe's four-minute mile2025/03/20
  376. Western Bay of Plenty District Council leaves LGNZ2025/03/20
  377. When to fix your home loan for longer2025/03/20
  378. Sports Chat for 20 March 20252025/03/20
  379. Markets Update for 20 March 20252025/03/20
  380. Reports of concern for at risk children made to OT jumps2025/03/20
  381. Dean Wickliffe on hunger strike in Spring Hill prison2025/03/20
  382. PM calls for new norms on how armies use AI2025/03/20
  383. Businesses concerned over time NZ economy taking to rebound2025/03/20
  384. Survey finds NZers concerned about AI2025/03/20
  385. Primary principals 'blindsided' by new testing system for reading, writing and maths2025/03/20
  386. Fuel prices drop up to five percent in month2025/03/20
  387. Direct flights between NZ and India scheduled for 20282025/03/20
  388. Israel strikes Gaza for second night as ceasefire shattered2025/03/20
  389. NZ runner Sam Ruthe youngest person to break four minute mile2025/03/20
  390. Tauranga teenager Sam Ruthe breaks four minute mile2025/03/20
  391. GDP figures set to be released2025/03/20
  392. Peters discusses trade and security with US Secretary of State2025/03/20
  393. Trump says things 'on track' after call with Ukrainian President Zelesnky2025/03/20
  394. Business News for 20 March 20252025/03/20
  395. Ombudsman releases list of concerns about the OIA2025/03/20
  396. Auckland schools concerned with speed limit reversals2025/03/20
  397. Early Sports News for 20 March 20252025/03/20
  398. Morning Rural News for 20 March 20252025/03/20
  399. Early Business News for 20 March 20252025/03/20
  400. Morning Report Essentials for Wednesday 19 March 20252025/03/19
  401. 'World's ugliest fish' finishes first in Fish of the Year2025/03/19
  402. DOC joins international effort to protect leatherback turtles2025/03/19
  403. Winston Peters wraps up meeting with Marco Rubio2025/03/19
  404. Bill aims to stop salary gag orders2025/03/19
  405. Taranaki radiology services nearing 'crisis' mode2025/03/19
  406. Extreme atmospheric rivers over NZ may double by end of century2025/03/19
  407. Sports Chat for 19 March 20252025/03/19
  408. Market Update for 19 March 20252025/03/19
  409. St Patrick's Day celebrations at Otago University reach new low2025/03/19
  410. David Seymour refuses Chch school exemption from lunch contract2025/03/19
  411. Miramar community fearful after man found dead on street2025/03/19
  412. Labour leader Chris Hipkins on Peters and Rubio meeting2025/03/19
  413. Sports News for 19 March 20252025/03/19
  414. EPL star Chris Wood back in NZ for All Whites qualifiers2025/03/19
  415. NZ needs trade training equivalent to university entrance: Report2025/03/19
  416. Drought turns lush Waikato farms brown2025/03/19
  417. NZ joins military exercises in Californian desert2025/03/19
  418. PM Luxon winds back timeline for India trade deal2025/03/19
  419. Secondary Principals' Association on Libelle liquidation2025/03/19
  420. Libelle Group owes more than $14 million2025/03/19
  421. TAB offered govt $150 million for online casino licence2025/03/19
  422. Trump and Putin have phone call to discuss how to end Ukraine war2025/03/19
  423. Sports News for 19 March 20252025/03/19
  424. Business News for 19 March 20252025/03/19
  425. Hydro lake levels plummet in last month2025/03/19
  426. Over 400 Palestinians killed in attacks on Gaza2025/03/19
  427. Early Sports Chat for 19 March 20252025/03/19
  428. Morning Rural News for 19 March 20252025/03/19
  429. Early Business News for 19 March 20252025/03/19
  430. ACT Party looking for candidates to run in local elections2025/03/19
  431. Foreign Minister Winston Peters to meet Marco Rubio2025/03/19
  432. Sports News for 19 March 20252025/03/19
  433. Morning Report Essentials for Tuesday 18 March 20252025/03/18
  434. Winners for Outstanding Food Producer Awards announced2025/03/18
  435. Winston Peters meets with US National Security Adviser Mike Waltz2025/03/18
  436. Aid agencies sign open letter calling for increase in funding2025/03/18
  437. Lake Taupō farmer on region's drought2025/03/18
  438. Doctors warn of more pressure to train foreign medics2025/03/18
  439. Sports Chat for 18 March 20252025/03/18
  440. Market Update for 18 March 20252025/03/18
  441. Rotorua housing development offers cheaper rent to essential workers2025/03/18
  442. Auckland landlords look to entice tenants with vouchers2025/03/18
  443. PM Luxon pledges greater military co-operation with India2025/03/18
  444. Sports News for 18 March 20252025/03/18
  445. Why do people queue and for what?2025/03/18
  446. How smart are smart homes?2025/03/18
  447. Police officers injured due to road spikes2025/03/18
  448. Central North Island farmers prepare for the worst as drought hits2025/03/18
  449. Southerly change sees dramatic temp drop in Canterbury2025/03/18
  450. Winston Peters has first meetings in Washington DC2025/03/18
  451. PM Luxon on meeting with Indian PM Modi2025/03/18
  452. Indian PM Modi alleges 'anti-India activity' in NZ2025/03/18
  453. Sports News for 18 March 20252025/03/18
  454. Business News for 18 March 20252025/03/18
  455. Vatican releases first image of Pope Francis in hospital2025/03/18
  456. Whangārei Council bows to govt pressure on fluoride2025/03/18
  457. Morning Rural News for 18 March 20252025/03/18
  458. Early Business News for 18 March 20252025/03/18
  459. Beef and Lamb NZ on trade talks with India2025/03/18
  460. Sports News for 18 March 20252025/03/18
  461. Morning Report Essentials for Monday 17 March 20252025/03/17
  462. Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia2025/03/17
  463. Te Papa's Gallipoli exhibition to stay open for seven more years2025/03/17
  464. Canoe racing high performance centre sits empty2025/03/17
  465. Sports Chat for 17 March 20252025/03/17
  466. Markets Update for 17 March 20252025/03/17
  467. PM Luxon reaffirms NZ support for Ukraine2025/03/17
  468. Trade Minister arrives in India aiming for free trade deal2025/03/17
  469. Sports News for 17 March 20252025/03/17
  470. Wellington's Verb Readers and Writers festival cancelled2025/03/17
  471. Orcas and dolphins sighted in Wellington Harbour2025/03/17
  472. Warriors bounce back to beat Manly2025/03/17
  473. Would an anti-woke banking law change anything?2025/03/17
  474. Liam Lawson crashes out of Melbourne Grand Prix2025/03/17
  475. Woman stole $300,000 to feed online gambling habit2025/03/17
  476. Foreign Minister Winston Peters arrives in the US2025/03/17
  477. PM Luxon takes part in Coalition of the Willing call2025/03/17
  478. PM Luxon arrives in India to discuss free trade agreement2025/03/17
  479. Sports News for 17 March 20252025/03/17
  480. Business News for 17 March 20252025/03/17
  481. EMA joins calls to ban engineered stone2025/03/17
  482. Early Sports News for 17 March 20252025/03/17
  483. Morning Rural News for 17 March 20252025/03/17
  484. Early Business News for 17 March 20252025/03/17
  485. Tokelau may hold third referendum on self-determination2025/03/17
  486. Heavy rain warnings for Westland and Fiordland2025/03/17
  487. Morning Report Essentials for Friday 14 March 20252025/03/14
  488. Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia2025/03/14
  489. Political panel2025/03/14
  490. Womad visitors invited to try hand at ancient Māori martial art2025/03/14
  491. Rare blood moon to be seen across the country2025/03/14
  492. Advisors call for more support for students entering trades2025/03/14
  493. Market Update for 14 March 20252025/03/14
  494. Māori educators concerned by proposal to reinvest funding2025/03/14
  495. ACC lawyer calls for cross-party support to reform ACC system2025/03/14
  496. Infrastructure NZ on govt's Global Investment Summit2025/03/14
  497. Sports News for 14 March 20252025/03/14
  498. Liam Lawson to get first drive on Melbourne Grand Prix track2025/03/14
  499. South Dunedin flood risk to increase in coming decades2025/03/14
  500. Gloriavale: Sincere Standtrue death result of accident2025/03/14
  501. Man who had wrong part of lung removed calls for ACC overhaul2025/03/14
  502. Muslim community concerned over firearm restriction roll backs2025/03/14
  503. Desert Road to reopen after two month closure2025/03/14
  504. Labour hits back at govt over calls for privatisation of core infrastructure 2025/03/14
  505. Trump describes Putin's general support for ceasefire as 'promising'2025/03/14
  506. Sports News for 14 March 20242025/03/14
  507. Business News for 14 March 20252025/03/14
  508. Early Sports Chat for 14 Marcxh 202452025/03/14
  509. Morning Rural News for 14 March 20252025/03/14
  510. Early Business News for 14 March 20252025/03/14
  511. Employers face risk of jail if they withhold pay2025/03/14
  512. Russian President is 'generally in support' of 30-day ceasefire2025/03/14
  513. Which region earned the most in 2024?2025/03/13
  514. Morning Report Essentials for Thursday 13 March 20252025/03/13
  515. Five rare sea turtles released in the Far North2025/03/13
  516. New investigation underway into Lower Hutt sewage plant stench2025/03/13
  517. Mt Messenger bypass blows budget, gets funding boost2025/03/13
  518. Sports News for 13 March 20252025/03/13
  519. Markets Update for 13 March 20252025/03/13
  520. Filming underway for Tom Sainsbury's Small Town Scandal2025/03/13
  521. Principal on issues with School Lunch Programme2025/03/13
  522. Muslim community still fearful six years after Mosque attacks2025/03/13
  523. Online casinos now able to advertise2025/03/13
  524. Nicola Willis on scrapping Living Wage requirement2025/03/13
  525. Liam Lawson prepares for first Melbourne Grand Prix2025/03/13
  526. Govt's Global Investment Summit set to begin2025/03/13
  527. LGNZ calls for ballot boxes for local elections2025/03/13
  528. NZ steel exports to the US hit with tariffs2025/03/13
  529. Matamata-Piako community in shock after student hit by train2025/03/13
  530. Convicted double murderer Scott Watson applies for parole2025/03/13
  531. Business News for 13 March 20252025/03/13
  532. Number of properties listed on Trademe hits 10-year high2025/03/13
  533. Cleaner concerned over plans to remove Living Wage2025/03/13
  534. Early Sports News for 13 March 20252025/03/13
  535. Morning Rural News for 13 March 20252025/03/13
  536. Early Business News for 13 March 20252025/03/13
  537. Peeni Henare apologises for leaving seat to perform haka2025/03/13
  538. March to May best time to look for a job: Seek2025/03/13
  539. US tariffs on steel and aluminium come into effect2025/03/13
  540. Morning Report Essentials for Wednesday 12 March 20252025/03/12
  541. Global Investment Summit set to begin in Auckland2025/03/12
  542. New Plymouth woman waits month for semi-urgent scan results2025/03/12
  543. Sports Chat for 12 March 20252025/03/12
  544. Market Update for 12 March 20252025/03/12
  545. Trust House say they could provide school lunches within weeks2025/03/12
  546. NZ would 'struggle' to act as peacekeepers says former major2025/03/12
  547. Labour leader Chris Hipkins on NZ First 'anti-woke' proposals2025/03/12
  548. Sports News for 12 March 20252025/03/12
  549. Diversity Works NZ on NZ First 'anti-woke' proposals2025/03/12
  550. Progress updates shows govt behind on nine key targets2025/03/12
  551. US markets continue to slide2025/03/12
  552. Experts claim Ministry of Justice buried report saying children at risk in judicial system2025/03/12
  553. Winston Peters ramping up efforts against 'woke' public sector2025/03/12
  554. World leaders gather to discuss peace between Russia - Ukraine2025/03/12
  555. NZ Principals' Federation on school lunch programme2025/03/12
  556. Organisations ready to step in after Libelle liquidation2025/03/12
  557. Sports News for 12 March 20252025/03/12
  558. Business News for 12 March 20252025/03/12
  559. Ukraine launches large drone attack on Russia2025/03/12
  560. Early Sports Chat for 12 March 20252025/03/12
  561. Morning Rural News for 12 March 20252025/03/12
  562. Early Business News for 12 March 20252025/03/12
  563. Army chiefs from 30 countries meet to discuss Ukrainian security2025/03/12
  564. Man arrested on suspicion of manslaughter after North Sea collision 2025/03/12
  565. Sports News for 12 March 20252025/03/12
  566. Morning Report Essentials for Tuesday 11 March 20252025/03/11
  567. Canada announces new Prime Minister2025/03/11
  568. Father of man who drowned in Wellington harbour calls for permanent balustrades 2025/03/11
  569. Whangārei councillors called to meeting over anti-fluoridation2025/03/11
  570. Deadly disease lurks in dirty spas2025/03/11
  571. Wellington Water chair holds on to job2025/03/11
  572. Sports Chat for {0830 11 March 20252025/03/11
  573. Market Update for 11 March 20252025/03/11
  574. House prices likely to rise: Data2025/03/11
  575. Coroner calls on Wellington Council to reinstall waterfront barrier after death2025/03/11
  576. Patients boil own water at Auckland Hospital amid hot water issues2025/03/11
  577. PM and coalition losing support in latest polls2025/03/11
  578. Sports News for 11 March 20252025/03/11
  579. PM Luxon on latest poll numbers2025/03/11
  580. Insurers look to price in climate change with individual risk ratings2025/03/11
  581. Independence major issue in Greenland election2025/03/11
  582. US and Ukrainian officials to hold peace talks in Saudi Arabia2025/03/11
  583. Govt to auction off online casino licences2025/03/11
  584. Cargo vessel and oil tanker collide in the North Sea2025/03/11
  585. PM Luxon looks to deepen relationship on India trip2025/03/11
  586. Exporters excited over PM Luxon's trip to India2025/03/11
  587. Uncertainty drives down US stocks2025/03/11
  588. Sports News for 11 March 20252025/03/11
  589. Business News for 11 March 20252025/03/11
  590. Luxon and coalition drop in latest poll2025/03/11
  591. Early Sports Chat for 11 March 20252025/03/11
  592. Morning Rural News for 11 March 20252025/03/11
  593. Early Business News for 11 March 20252025/03/11
  594. Te Rūnanga o Toa Rangatira on Whānau Ora shake up2025/03/11
  595. Govt to spend $3 million to attract business conferences2025/03/11
  596. Sports News for 11 March 20252025/03/11
  597. Morning Report Essentials for Monday 10 March 20252025/03/10
  598. Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia2025/03/10
  599. Pasifika Fest held at Auckland's Western Springs2025/03/10
  600. Successor to Canadian PM Justin Trudeau to be named2025/03/10
  601. Push to set up national brain tumour register2025/03/10
  602. Waka Kotahi's right to kill endangered species at Mt Messenger bypass ruled unlawful2025/03/10
  603. Sports Chat for 10 March 20252025/03/10
  604. Market Update for 10 March 20252025/03/10
  605. Rare white weka spotted on the West Coast2025/03/10
  606. Councillors split on future of Wellington Water board chair2025/03/10
  607. Future of Wellington Water board chair to be discussed2025/03/10
  608. Auckland Council asks govt for help as homelessness surges2025/03/10
  609. Cyclone Alfred leaves many without power in Qld and NSW2025/03/10
  610. Sports News for 10 March 20252025/03/10
  611. 1500 metre event at athletics champs provides stunning finish2025/03/10
  612. NZ teams have tough weekend in Super Rugby Pacific2025/03/10
  613. International travel admin increases as security grows2025/03/10
  614. Minister on proposed changes to Public Works Act2025/03/10
  615. Whanganui Collegiate charges $10,000 optional fee2025/03/10
  616. Auckland Council asks govt to help with surge in homelessness2025/03/10
  617. Black Caps beaten by India in Champions Trophy final2025/03/10
  618. Cancer patient lives in pain after wrong part of lung removed2025/03/10
  619. Russian missiles kill dozens in Ukraine2025/03/10
  620. Sports News for 10 March 20252025/03/10
  621. Business News for 10 March 20252025/03/10
  622. Tesla dealerships vandalised in backlash against Musk2025/03/10
  623. Greens on proposed changed to Public Works Act2025/03/10
  624. Early Sports Chat for 10 March 20252025/03/10
  625. Morning Rural News for 10 March 20252025/03/10
  626. Early Business News for 10 March 20252025/03/10
  627. Total fire ban for Northland as drought declared2025/03/10
  628. Firefighters work through the night to battle blaze in BoP2025/03/10
  629. Sports News for 10 March 20252025/03/10
  630. Morning Report Essentials for Friday 7 March 20252025/03/07
  631. Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia2025/03/07
  632. Political panel2025/03/07
  633. Pasifika Festival set to bring vibrancy to Western Springs2025/03/07
  634. Canadian billionaire leads move to dump NZME board2025/03/07
  635. Sports Chat for 7 March 20252025/03/07
  636. Market Update for 7 March 20252025/03/07
  637. Emergency housing 'near impossible' to get into: Advocates2025/03/07
  638. Mayor calls for resignation of Wellington Water chair2025/03/07
  639. Police prepare for Wellington Pride to be disrupted by protest2025/03/07
  640. Labour leader Hipkins to deliver state of the nation address2025/03/07
  641. Private satellites provide spying capabilities for Ukraine2025/03/07
  642. Sports News for 7 March 20252025/03/07
  643. National pipe band championships begin in Invercargill2025/03/07
  644. Wellington Pride Festival kicks off2025/03/07
  645. Union on billionaire's takeover plans for NZME2025/03/07
  646. Health Minister on lowering bowel screening age to 58, ditching programme for Māori and Pasifika2025/03/07
  647. Upper Hutt to host Bogan Day Out2025/03/07
  648. Principal on school lunch that gave student second degree burns2025/03/07
  649. National bowel screening age to be lowered to 582025/03/07
  650. Phil Goff fired as High Commissioner over Trump comments2025/03/07
  651. Sports News for 7 March 20252025/03/07
  652. Business News for 7 March 20252025/03/07
  653. Gisborne student receives burn from school lunch programme2025/03/07
  654. Winston Peters sacks Phil Goff over Trump comments2025/03/07
  655. Early Sports Chat for 7 March 20252025/03/07
  656. Morning Rural News for 7 March 20252025/03/07
  657. Early Business News for 7 March 20252025/03/07
  658. HPV vaccine reduces cervical cancer by 60%: Study2025/03/07
  659. Community emergency hubs set up to help in Wellington quake2025/03/07
  660. Sports News for 7 March 20252025/03/07
  661. Morning Report Essentials for Thursday 6 March 20252025/03/06
  662. Home for critically endangered kākāriki karaka set up2025/03/06
  663. Govt response to long Covid inadequate: Report2025/03/06
  664. Autistic man distressed by construction noise at Mason Clinic2025/03/06
  665. Sports Chat for 6 March 20252025/03/06
  666. Markets Update for 6 March 20252025/03/06
  667. Taranaki daycare evicted from building2025/03/06
  668. Firefighters battle fire at recycling yard in Papakura2025/03/06
  669. Retaliatory tariffs could be on the table if US imposes tariffs on NZ: Trade Minister2025/03/06
  670. Sports News for 6 March 20252025/03/06
  671. Ravindra and Williamson tons set up victory vs South Africa2025/03/06
  672. Auckland in the running to host America's Cup2025/03/06
  673. Simeon Brown appointed oil and gas lobbyist to energy savings board2025/03/06
  674. How would NZ cutting international aid impact the Pacific?2025/03/06
  675. US stops sharing intelligence with Ukraine2025/03/06
  676. Adrian Orr resigns mid-term as Reserve Bank Governor2025/03/06
  677. US - Canada trade war in full swing2025/03/06
  678. US and Canada go tit for tat on tariffs in trade war2025/03/06
  679. Business News for 6 March 20252025/03/06
  680. South Auckland recycling plant catches fire2025/03/06
  681. Early Sports News for 6 March 20252025/03/06
  682. Morning Rural News for 6 March 20252025/03/06
  683. Early Business News for 6 March 20252025/03/06
  684. Black Caps beat South Africa to reach Champions Trophy final2025/03/06
  685. Morning Report Essentials for Wednesday 5 March 20252025/03/05
  686. 2025 Ockham Book Awards finalists announced2025/03/05
  687. Independent cinemas see audience numbers slowly increase2025/03/05
  688. ACC calls in contractors to fix botched IT project2025/03/05
  689. Cyclone Alfred heads towards Queensland coast2025/03/05
  690. Sports Chat for 5 March 20252025/03/05
  691. India beat Australia to reach Champions Trophy final2025/03/05
  692. Fallout from Wellington Water report continues2025/03/05
  693. Labour leader on Canada - US trade war2025/03/05
  694. Group paints Wellington pedestrian crossing with colours of Transgender Pride flag2025/03/05
  695. Dog adoption sours over terms and conditions2025/03/05
  696. Infrastructure NZ calls for congestion charges for Auckland2025/03/05
  697. Students stressed by high-stakes NCEA tests2025/03/05
  698. Legal challenge to gang patch ban launched2025/03/05
  699. US pauses all military aid to Ukraine2025/03/05
  700. Experts warn Navy has a 'critical need' for equipment and staffing2025/03/05
  701. Trump to outline agenda on immigration, the economy and Ukraine2025/03/05
  702. Stock markets fall across the globe after Trump's tariffs hit2025/03/05
  703. Business News for 5 March 20252025/03/05
  704. Contractors unfairly blamed for Wellington Water issues2025/03/05
  705. Early Sports News for 5 March 20252025/03/05
  706. Morning Rural News for 5 March 20252025/03/05
  707. Early Business News for 5 March 20252025/03/05
  708. Nutritionist on Luxon's Marmite sandwich comments2025/03/05
  709. Trump's tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China come into effect2025/03/05
  710. Morning Report Essentials for Tuesday 4 March 20252025/03/04
  711. Taite Music Prize finalists announced2025/03/04
  712. La Niña brings more fish to seas around Wellington2025/03/04
  713. Concerns immigration policies eroding RSE workers' rights2025/03/04
  714. Sports Chat for 4 March 20252025/03/04
  715. Market Update for 4 March 20252025/03/04
  716. What is NZ's biggest KiwiSaver balance?2025/03/04
  717. Anora wins Oscar for best film2025/03/04
  718. Daily school attendance increases for start of 20252025/03/04
  719. PM Luxon continues to trust President Trump2025/03/04
  720. Sports News for 4 March 20252025/03/04
  721. PM Luxon on supporting Ukraine2025/03/04
  722. Te Matatini challenges stereotypes breaks down boundaries2025/03/04
  723. Four food safety investigations into School Lunch Collective2025/03/04
  724. General Practice NZ on govt's $285 million package for sector2025/03/04
  725. Warriors arrive back after defeat in Las Vegas2025/03/04
  726. Police use of number-plate spotting systems skyrockets2025/03/04
  727. Urgent meeting called after report into Wellington Water2025/03/04
  728. Health Minister on govt's $285 million funding boost for GPs2025/03/04
  729. Sports News for 4 March 20252025/03/04
  730. Business News for 4 March 20252025/03/04
  731. Report finds structural problems at Wellington Water2025/03/04
  732. Medical recruiter on overseas interest in new placements2025/03/04
  733. Early Sports Chat for 4 March 20252025/03/04
  734. Morning Rural News for 4 March 20252025/03/04
  735. Early Business News for 4 March 20252025/03/04
  736. NZ faces growing wildfire risk according to new data2025/03/04
  737. Ukraine president ready to accept US minerals deal2025/03/04
  738. Sports News for 4 March 20252025/03/04
  739. Morning Report Essentials for Monday 3 March 20252025/03/03
  740. Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia2025/03/03
  741. Over 1400 Toyota Hiluxes gather to break world record2025/03/03
  742. Ukraine ambassador to NZ on Trump-Zelensky press conference2025/03/03
  743. American actor competes in NZ golf open2025/03/03
  744. Manu World Champs crowns winner in Auckland2025/03/03
  745. Sports Chat for 3 March 20252025/03/03
  746. Market Update for 3 March 20252025/03/03
  747. China accused of being provocative over warships in Tasman Sea2025/03/03
  748. Auckland principal calls for govt to scrap new NCEA tests2025/03/03
  749. Sports News for 3 March 20252025/03/03
  750. Horse prevails in man vs horse race2025/03/03
  751. Wairoa could lose $70 million govt fund for flood protection2025/03/03
  752. Race for best film at Oscars heats up2025/03/03
  753. Te Kapa Haka o Ngāti Whakaue crowned Te Matatini champs2025/03/03
  754. Oil and gas lobbyist appointed to EECA board2025/03/03
  755. Survey shows healthcare workers critical of govt cuts2025/03/03
  756. Investigation underway after death of man tasered by police2025/03/03
  757. Principals from poorest communities call for end to new NCEA tests2025/03/03
  758. Tense exchange held between Trump, Vance and Zelensky2025/03/03
  759. Ukrainian president meets with European leaders2025/03/03
  760. Sports News for 3 March 20252025/03/03
  761. Business News for 3 March 20252025/03/03
  762. 'March madness' sees congestion peak in Auckland2025/03/03
  763. Labour critical of govt's decision to cut jobs and freeze recruitment of health care workers2025/03/03
  764. Early Sports Chat for 3 March 20252025/03/03
  765. Morning Rural News for 3 March 20252025/03/03
  766. Early Business News for 3 March 20252025/03/03
  767. Number of houses for sale at 10-year high2025/03/03
  768. Film critic on Oscars favourites2025/03/03
  769. European leaders meet to discuss path to peace in Ukraine - Russia war2025/03/03
  770. Sports News for 3 March 20252025/03/03
  771. Morning Report Essentials for Friday 28 February 20252025/02/28
  772. Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia2025/02/28
  773. Political panel2025/02/28
  774. Auckland Council signs off restoration of St James theatre2025/02/28
  775. Man vs Horse in Central Otago race2025/02/28
  776. Sports Chat for 28 February 20252025/02/28
  777. Markets Update for 28 February 20252025/02/28
  778. Autographed architrave open's window to the past2025/02/28
  779. Trial for Dunedin bus hub murder enters third day2025/02/28
  780. Four-year parliamentary term legislation details explained2025/02/28
  781. Five years ago, NZ has first Covid-19 case2025/02/28
  782. Super Rugby Aupiki begins2025/02/28
  783. Te Pāti Māori calls for more funding for Te Matatini2025/02/28
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