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Covid-19: Aged care company celebrates 52pct of residents vaccinated
23 Jul 2021Their goal is 100 percent, but aged care and retirement village operator Radius Care is nevertheless celebrating vaccination numbers just over half of that.
Radius Care has 22 locations around New… Read more Audio
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Markets Update for 23 July 2021
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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New Zealand pulls out of Rugby League World Cups
23 Jul 2021New Zealand won't field men's and women's teams at this year's Rugby League World Cups in England - citing Covid-19 safety concerns.
The New Zealand Rugby League last night joined Australia in… Read more Audio
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Deal to shut down Levin dump hits a snag
23 Jul 2021A deal to shut down and clean up at the Levin landfill near the tiny beach settlement of Hokio is now floundering.
It is one of the country's most controversial rubbish dumps, contaminating a stream… Read more Audio
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Farming protest organiser wants to hear from government
23 Jul 2021An organiser of last week's farming protest says they are still unsure if the government is listening to their demands - and warns more action will be taken.
More than 50 protests were held around… Read more Audio
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Former police officer and Manukau councillor wants more police access to guns
23 Jul 2021During nearly forty years as police officer in South Auckland, Alf Filipaina never once felt the force needed to be armed.
Now he's changed his mind.
Retired from the police and serving as a Manukau… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 23 July 2021
23 Jul 2021The Oly Whites have put themselves in the box seat for a quarter-final spot at the Tokyo Games with a 1-nil upset win over South Korea in their opening match. Audio
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Hunt on for NZ's top pie
23 Jul 2021It's that delicious time of year again as connoisseurs search for New Zealand's best pie.
Dozens of judges from across the country ogled, touched, smelt and, of course, tasted more than 4000 pies for… Read more Audio
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Minority groups want Minister to speak up on hate speech proposals
23 Jul 2021Muslim, Jewish and disabled communities say government silence on hate speech laws is allowing misinformation to flourish.
The Justice Minister Kris Faafoi has gone to ground since announcing his… Read more Audio
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Royal Commission into Abuse in Care: Former Wesley College student descibes severe beatings
23 Jul 2021A former student of Wesley College has spoken emotionally of physical abuse, including severe beatings, bullying and extreme violence at the boarding school near Pukekohe.
William Wilson, who is now… Read more Audio
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Decision to reduce seats at Christchurch stadium criticised
Christchurch's decision to cut the capacity of its new stadium is being labelled as one the city will come to regret.
The city council voted yesterday to reduce the number of seats in the arena from… Read more Audio
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Power companies looking to build green hydrogen plant
23 Jul 2021Contact Energy and Meridian Energy are looking to build the world's first large-scale green hydrogen plant in Southland.
A report for the two companies says a plant is feasible once electricity… Read more Audio
