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Psychologist: More support needed for young quake victims
20 Mar 2017Children not even born when the city was devastated by the 2011 earthquake are showing signs of quake-related stress. A Christchurch-based clinical psychologist Catherine Gallagher says the children… Read more Audio
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Chch schools struggling with quake-related behaviour problems
Schools in Christchurch say they're struggling to support children with quake-related behaviour problems. Children who were not even born when the 2011 quake struck are showing signs of quake-related… Read more Audio
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Akld social worker warns more dodgy landlords out there
A Manurewa social worker says substandard rental homes are a fact of life for many people in the wake of an Auckland landlord's prosecution for renting out an unconsented garage. Audio
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Queenstown residents torn over Otago and Southland anniversary
20 Mar 2017Confusion reigns on Otago's anniversary day today....with locals confused about whether or not to observe it. The tourist town is in the Otago district, but in the past, some businesses have followed… Read more Audio
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PM says no charges any time soon for water bottlers
20 Mar 2017Bill English says he's open to look at charging bottling companies for water but the complex question of water ownership would need to be resolved first, and that won't happen in a hurry. Read more Video, Audio
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Rail back in action today across Alps
20 Mar 2017After more than a month out of action, West Coast rail is back up and running today after a fire last month damaged bridges, tracks and signalling systems between Cass and Springfield. Audio
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Emails show convicted fraudster tried to close investigation
20 Mar 2017Emails released by the Ministry of Transport show convicted fraudster Joanne Harrison urged the organisation's chief executive Martin Matthews to close down an internal investigation into her… Read more Audio
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Critics say govt's plan to remove sugary drinks from schools has failed
Auckland University figures show just ten percent of high schools and a third of intermediate schools had banned sugary drinks by term four last year. That's despite the Government's goal to rid all… Read more Audio
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Gangs of children causing chaos in Kaikohe
20 Mar 2017Gangs of youths are causing chaos in the Far North town. Tony Taylor, the founder of the Kaikohe Community Watch, says they need more police. "We've got gangs of youths - and I'm talking 11, 12, 13… Read more Audio
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Business News for 20 March 2017
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
