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Advertisers changing target audiences due to cost of living crisis
23 Nov 2023The cost of living crisis is expected to change the ads we see each day.
That's because younger people, and families, are feeling the sharpest pinch.
Many baby boomers are awash with cash, and… Read more Audio
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Port Waikato byelection to decide final seat in Parliament
23 Nov 2023This Saturday the 122nd and final seat for the next Parliament will be confirmed when the Port Waikato byelection is held.
The byelection was triggered by the death of ACT Party candidate Neil… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 23 November 2023
23 Nov 2023At this stage New Zealand golfer Danny Lee won't be returning to the scene of his 6 million dollar victory on the LIV golf tour. Read more Audio
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Community mourns loss of six-hundred-year-old tree
23 Nov 2023The people of a small coastal town in the Bay of Islands are mourning the loss of a much-loved member of their community.
But, as Northland reporter Peter de Graaf discovers, she was a very special… Read more Audio
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Auckland Council vote on future-proofing flood damaged homes
23 Nov 2023Auckland Council will meet on Thursday to vote on the way forward for flood and slip-damaged homes that can be salvaged if work is done to future-proof them from natural hazards.
A report to council… Read more Audio
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Transmission Gully's impacts on streams and fish investigated
23 Nov 2023A landmark motorway once lauded for its green credentials is now racking up environmental black marks.
Transmission Gully is being operated near Wellington by a consortium of financiers and… Read more Audio
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Gun-related threats against roadworkers more than double in past year
23 Nov 2023Gun-related threats against state highway roadworkers have more than doubled this year. In some cases, security guards have had to be brought in to protect workers when the abuse has become too… Read more Audio
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Māori being used as guinea pigs for facial recognition technology says ethicist
23 Nov 2023A Māori technology ethicist says the government is allowing tech companies to use Māori as guinea pigs for facial recognition technology.
A Māori Reference Group at the Ministry of Social Development… Read more Audio
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AT asks malls to manage traffic ahead of Christmas shopping
23 Nov 2023Auckland Transport wants shopping centres and malls to be proactive in managing traffic ahead of Black Friday sales and Christmas shopping.
It is urging the city's malls to encourage the use of… Read more Audio
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Pro-Palestine group throw red paint at National MP offices
The Auckland offices of several National MPs have been vandalised overnight by a pro-Palestine group calling for politicians to support a ceasefire of the conflict in Gaza.
Tamaki for Palestine… Read more Audio
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Temporary ceasefire in Gaza voted through by Israeli cabinet
The guns and missiles are still firing in the Gaza conflict but Thursday evening they may fall silent.
More than six weeks after the war began a temporary ceasefire was voted through by the Israeli… Read more Audio
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Luxon returns to Wellington as negotiations continue
23 Nov 2023Incoming Prime Minister Christopher Luxon flew to the capital on Wednesday night to finish up coalition negotiations.
The National Party leader has told reporters at Auckland Airport that he and the… Read more Audio
