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At least five quake damaged buildings to be demolished at Wellington's port
15 Mar 2017At least five buildings at Wellington's port will be demolished after sustaining damage in November's earthquake. Centreport's chairman Lachie Johnstone says the buildings pose no risk and the company… Read more Audio
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Early Childhood Council says no need for 'police state' on jab
The Early Childhood Council says there's no need for compulsory vaccination for all children at early childhood centres. Read more Audio
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Smith rejects petition seeking ban on water exports
15 Mar 2017Environment Minister Nick Smith responds to the Green Party. Audio
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Fresh water is finite, companies should pay
15 Mar 2017The Greens are calling for companies to be charged for using NZ's fresh water, saying it's a finite resource. Read more Audio
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Immigration, Islam flash points in Netherlands election
15 Mar 2017Immigration and Islam are flash points in Netherlands election which takes place later today. The Dutch election comes as the Netherlands are in the middle of an escalating diplomatic row with… Read more Audio
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Labour won't commit to $20 billion Defence Force upgrade
15 Mar 2017Last year the government unveiled the multi-billion dollar plan to equip the Defence Force with new aircraft, combat vessels and weaponry, as well as a major upgrade to its property. The Labour leader… Read more Audio
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Honey thefts linked to organised crime
15 Mar 2017Police say there's mounting evidence that organised crime is behind a sharp spike in the number of beehive thefts. Read more Audio
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Businesses report the cost of dealing with govt is increasing
Making it easier for business to deal with the government was one of the Government's Better Public Services goals, set in 2012. More than 1200 businesses are surveyed every six months, and for the… Read more Audio
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Survey finds Auckland traffic congestion worse than Hong Kong
15 Mar 2017Traffic congestion in Auckland is now worse than in Hong Kong. A report by the navigation company TomTom says congestion has risen in all of the six New Zealand cities it surveys. Read more Audio
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Training being boosted to avert crashes caused by fuel problems
The Civil Aviation Authority wants to make pilots more aware of the dangers caused by fuel problems - this week it's beginning a series of 32 safety seminars nationwide. Official figures show forty… Read more Audio
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Kaikoura quake's 21 faultlines could be world record
15 Mar 2017Twenty one faultlines ripped apart in the 7.8 Kaikoura earthquake, making it one of the most complex quakes anywhere ever. Read more Audio
