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Oil and gas announcement divides Taranaki
New Plymouth mayor Neil Holdom says the government's announcement on oil and gas permits is a 'kick in the guts', while local businesses say they feel let down. But not everybody is upset at the move.
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Gold silver double for mountainbikers
12 Apr 2018Sam Gaze and Anton Cooper finished first and second in the men's mountain biking - repeating their one-two Glasgow performance on the Gold Coast. Video, Audio
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Labour walks tightrope with coalition partners over exploration halt
The government has announced it won't grant any more offshore oil and gas permits, a move the Green party is claiming as a win. But National says it will send 'a chill down the spine of NZ… Read more Video, Audio
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Checkpoint with John Campbell for Thursday, 12 April 2018
12 Apr 2018Watch Thursday's full programme here. Video
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Gold medallist hopes to inspire next gen of women's sport
11 Apr 2018New Zealand's Julia Ratcliffe hopes to inspire more young women to take up hammer throwing after winning gold at the Commonwealth Games. Video, Audio
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Chch council muzzle rule breaches animal welfare code - SPCA
11 Apr 2018Christchurch City Council has told 159 people they will have to keep their dogs, classified as menacing, muzzled at all times, but SPCA says that would breach the Animal Welfare Code. Audio
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It's not getting any easier for the Silver Ferns
11 Apr 2018Former Silver Ferns coach and player Yvonne Willering spoke to John Campbell shortly after the Silver Ferns lost 54-45, their biggest ever losing margin, to England. Video, Audio
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Authorities defend warnings given for storm in Auckland
11 Apr 2018Many Aucklanders say they didn't receive enough warning and were left unprepared for the severity of last night's storm, but emergency management and MetService has defended their response. Audio
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Aucklanders without power urged to make contingency plans
11 Apr 2018Tens of thousands of Aucklanders are facing another night without power after a brutal storm battered the city, splintering trees and wrenching rooves from houses. Audio
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112-year-old Japanese man oldest in the world
11 Apr 2018Masazo Nonaka, a 112-year-old man in Japan's northernmost island Hokkaido, has been recognised by the Guinness World Records as the oldest living man. Video, Audio
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Rural community rallies round worst-hit Rahotu farmers
A hardy crew of farmers, tradesmen, factory workers and even bankers turned up on the Mullin's doorstep this morning wanting to lend a hand after their property was damaged by a tornado. Audio
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Mark Zuckerberg apologises for privacy breach
11 Apr 2018Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's first-ever Congressional testimony went so well that shares of the social media giant saw their biggest one-day percentage gain since April 2016. Video, Audio
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