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New Zealand First critical of Belt and Road partnership
28 Mar 2017Winston Peters has a number of questions about the promises being made by the government on infrastructure projects - where is the money coming from, who will get the contracts to do the work, and… Read more Audio
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Little says Defence inquiry still warranted
28 Mar 2017Labour's leader Andrew Little says there are still grounds for an inquiry into Operation Burnham. " I think the problem for the New Zealand Defence Force is that a few years ago they were denying… Read more Audio
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Corrections union disturbed by Paremoremo privacy breach
28 Mar 2017"It's a situation that they shouldn't be in. Unfortunately it's not the first time this has happened but we want to make sure this is the last time it happens." The Corrections Association's national… Read more Audio
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Defence Force open to inquiry over Afghanistan raid
Lieutenant General Tim Keating has acknowledged there may have been multiple civilian casualites during Operation Burnham, which was carried out following the death of Lieutenant Tim O'Donnell who was… Read more Audio
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'One Belt, One Road' significant to New Zealand
28 Mar 2017David Mahon, a China investment specialist and the chairman at Mahon China, says New Zealand signing up to China's 'One Belt, One Road' plan is significant. "It's a genuine first if you look at the… Read more Audio
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Belt & Road initiative could be huge opportunity for NZ
28 Mar 2017More Chinese investment in New Zealand and booming tourism numbers were a key part of talks yesterday between the Prime Minister and China's Premier, Li Keqiang, as our political reporter Demelza… Read more Audio
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Tropical cyclone Debbie bears down on northern Queensland
28 Mar 201725,000 people in northern Queensland have been evacuated as Cyclone Debbie nears the coast. The tropical cyclone is expected to bring torrential rains and winds of up to 300 kilometres an hour when it… Read more Audio
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Business News for 28 March 2017
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
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Aid workers in South Sudan fearing for their own safety
Aid workers in South Sudan are now fearing for their own safety after six were ambushed and killed over the weekend. Alex Snary from World Vision, has been in South Sudan recently where he says the… Read more Audio
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Who will build Whangarei's new 4-lane highway to Marsden Pt?
A rail campaigner says bringing in big state-owned China Rail is the only way the Government can get the 4-lane highway from Whangarei to Marsden Point built quickly. Audio
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Morning Rural News for 28 March 2017
News from the rural and farming sectors. Audio
