Midday Report

The government is investing over $15 million to upgrade infrastructure and enhance conservation in Milford Sound - also confirming flights and cruise ships will continue to operate. Tourism reporter… Read more Audio

Midday Rural News for 4 June 2025 Audio

The Football Ferns coach Michael Mayne was pleased with the response of the players after making some personnel changes for this morning's second game against Venezuela, which New Zealand won 2-1 to… Read more Audio

Midday Business News for 4 June 2025 Audio

Demolition crews are racing against the tide to remove the burnt out wreck of an historic ship on the Paihia waterfront in Northland. Northland reporter Peter de Graaf spoke to Charlotte Cook. Audio

A new poll shows more New Zealanders oppose rather than favour the government's pay equity shakeup, with a clear majority saying the public should have been consulted first. Independent pay equity… Read more Audio

In today's episode, there's another change for the media landscape in Aotearoa with a new marriage between Trade Me and Stuff, employers and manufacturers are describing government moves to change the… Read more Audio

A petition has just been handed over at parliament calling for a ban on the public sale of fireworks - in a bid to protect pets. Animates general manager of marketing Nathalie Moolenshot spoke to… Read more Audio

It was the deadliest King's Birthday weekend on the roads in six years. Road Policing Team Inspector Peter McKennie spoke to Charlotte Cook. Audio

Midday Rural News for 3 June 2025 Audio

Top seed Jannik Sinner continued his dominant French Open progress, with a straight sets dismantling of Russian Andrey Rublev to reach the quarter-finals. Audio

Midday Business News for 6 June 2025 Audio