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How to dispose of disused oil wells a headache for NZ
23 Mar 2017The Government is battling to figure out what to do about disused oil wells. And while the problem is not urgent, it soon might be. Audio
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Civil Defence red tape slowed down red stickering in Hurunui
Civil Defence delays held up the red stickering of damaged homes at the epicentre of last November's earthquake. While it should have taken two weeks to assess all homes, it took almost double as… Read more Audio
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Civil Defence red tape slowed down red stickering in Hurunui
23 Mar 2017Civil Defence delays held up the red stickering of damaged homes at the epicentre of last November's earthquake. While it should have taken two weeks to assess all homes, it took almost double as… Read more Audio
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Former SAS commander doubts an inquiry would reveal much
A former SAS commander says he doubts an inquiry into the Afghan attack, so long after the event, will shed much light on what went wrong. Audio
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Markets Update for 23 March 2017
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Mapp: SAS not guilty of war crimes, operation a "fiasco"
23 Mar 2017The former Defence Minister Wayne Mapp says New Zealand soldiers in Afghanistan are not guilty of war crimes. He says although the operation was a fiasco, they acted in the reasonable belief they were… Read more Audio
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Westminster remains on lockdown hours after terror attack
23 Mar 2017Financial Times journalist Henry Mance is stuck in parliament as Westminster is locked-down following a terror attack. He says there's bewilderment, but no panic and parliament has already announced… Read more Audio
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Londoners shocked by Westminster terror attack
23 Mar 2017New Zealand journalist Josh White describes the scene in London after today's terrorist attack that's left at least four people dead, including a police officer. He says the city is in shock. Read more Audio
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KiwiSaver funds still investing in weapons
Four of the nine default KiwiSaver providers are still investing in weapons companies through global passive funds. The Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, Jacqui Dean, has told those… Read more Audio
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Just what will John Key's legacy be?
23 Mar 2017National's first ever female president Sue Wood, and former National Party press secretary Ben Thomas give their view on John Key's three terms and what impact he had on New Zealand's place in the… Read more Audio
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John Key's last speech - funny and sad in equal measure
23 Mar 2017John Key farewells Parliament by remembering the funny and the proud moments of being Prime Minister, but also the heartbreak of the Christchurch earthquakes, the Pike River disaster and the deaths of… Read more Audio
