Midday Report

Midday Sport for 12 May 2025 Audio

Midday Business News for 12 May 2025 Audio

A Banks Peninsula teen is walking about 45 minutes each way to get to school while her house is cut off by a large slip. Charlotte Oborne spoke to Charlotte Cook. Audio

A lobby group is pleased the government is making solid plans to try and ban social media for under-16s. B416 Co-Chair Anna Curzon spoke to Charlotte Cook. Audio

In today's episode, the government has opted against setting up a new compensation scheme for survivors of abuse in state care, in favour of putting more money into the current system, cheers of joy… Read more Audio

A rare signature from the late Queen Elizabeth the second made during a visit to Blenheim in the 1960s is up for auction in Dunedin this weekend. Ronnie Proctor from Proctor Auctions spoke to… Read more Audio

Nationwide protests are taking place on Friday in opposition to the government's controversial pay equity law changes - pushed through under urgency this week. Nurses Organisation's Justine Sachs… Read more Audio

Midday Rural News for 9 May 2025 Audio

The Pakistan Super League is moving the remaining matches of the season to the United Arab Emirates amid the ongoing tensions between Pakistan and India. Audio

Midday Business News for 9 May 2025 Audio

Cheers of joy erupted in Rome as Senior Cardinal Dominique Mambert stepped onto St Peter's balcony to announce who had been selected to next lead the Catholic Church. New Zealander Johnny Sutherland… Read more Audio

The government has opted against setting up a new compensation scheme for survivors of abuse in state care, in favour of putting more money into the current system. Reporter Tim Brown spoke to… Read more Audio