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The Panel Plus
17 Mar 2026An extra half hour of The Panel with Wallace Chapman, where to begin, he's joined by Nights host Emile Donovan. Then: fashion critic Emma Gleason gives her wrap of the big looks of the Oscars. And she… Audio
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The Panel with Tim Batt and Jenni Giblin, Part 2
17 Mar 2026In part two, nothing gets people more angry than rubbish. In Rotorua, a change from weekly to fortnightly collection has prompted a petition with 4,000 signatures and counting. Councillor Robert Lee… Audio
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The Panel with Tim Batt and Jenni Giblin, Part 1
Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Tim Batt and Jenni Giblin. First up, the Public Service Association is calling for a loosening of the government's in-office mandates as… Audio
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Australians warned to expect tough economic times
17 Mar 2026Australia correspondent Nick Grimm spoke to Lisa Owen about Australians being warned to expect tough times ahead as a result of the economic impact of the war in the Middle East -- and the prospect of… Audio
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Evening business for 17 March 2026
17 Mar 2026News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
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NZ take on South Africa in T20 double header
17 Mar 2026Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen about the latest in T20 cricket double header between New Zealand and South Africa in Hamilton. Audio
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Parents fork out for petrol as kids ineligible for bus service
17 Mar 2026A petrol bill that's tripled to over $300 a week, and that's before the latest price hikes at the pumps. That's the reality for a mother who has to make an hour-long trip twice a day to drop her teen… Audio
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Chris Hipkins denies claims made by ex-wife
17 Mar 2026Labour's leader Chris Hipkins has flatly denied claims made by his ex-wife on social media - but says he's not going to get into a back-and-forth through the media. Mr Hipkins made the comments to… Audio
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Food prices up with mince at highest price ever
17 Mar 2026Food prices have gone up 4.5 percent in the year to February, with beef mince up a whopping 23.2 percent to $24.46 per kilogram. Fruit and vegetables also shot up by 9.4 percent, and meat, poultry and… Audio
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Cancer patients travelling for treatment hit by fuel prices
17 Mar 2026Cancer exacts a high price at the best of times but it's gettting more costly for hundreds of patients due to war in the Middle East. Many people with cancer are forced to drive hundreds of kilometres… Audio
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Reward offered as thieves steal copper wire from power poles
17 Mar 2026A Canterbury lines company is offering a $5000 reward in a bid stop to thieves pinching copper wire from their power poles. Mainpower says its already had more thefts this year than in the whole of… Audio
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$25M health boost greeted with caution by frontline workers
17 Mar 2026A $25 million injection to add more health workers and create extra space during the busiest time of year for illness has been greeted with caution by those on the frontlines. The funding will see… Audio
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Bay of Plenty health team bucking trend in childhood vaccination rates
17 Mar 2026A Bay of Plenty health team is making big gains in childhood vaccination rates - bucking a national trend. Over about 18 months, the immunisation rate for Māori under twos in its care has jumped from… Audio
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T20 cricket double header kicks off between NZ and South Africa
17 Mar 2026The T20 cricket double header between New Zealand and South Africa has started in Hamilton. In a quick turnaround from the opening game of the series the White Ferns are looking to make it two from… Audio
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Police and customs addressing "super highway" for drugs
The Prime Minister has described the Pacific as a super highway for drugs, during a visit to Samoa. The two counties have signed a co-operation agreement, where customs and police will share… Audio
