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Italy look to pull off major upset against the All Blacks
29 Sep 2023The All Blacks face a must-win game against Italy at the Rugby World Cup and the recent form of both teams has some wondering if the unbeaten Azzuri can pull off a major upset in Lyon Saturday… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 29 September 2023
29 Sep 2023White Ferns all-rounder Amelia Kerr admits they've been unable to put a complete performance together on their tour of South Africa. Read more Audio
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All Blacks out to prove doubters wrong against Italy
29 Sep 2023The All Blacks face a must win game against Italy at the Rugby World Cup this weekend and while New Zealand fans would usually be bullish about the result, recent form has some questioning whether the… Read more Audio
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Calls for revamp of national netball competition
29 Sep 2023Calls are mounting for New Zealand's national netball competition to be revamped if the Silver Ferns' are to snap out of their slump in form.
Last month the Silver Ferns missed the podium at a World… Read more Audio
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Only known customary Māori sail returns to NZ for short time
29 Sep 2023Te Rā - the only known customary Māori sail in existence - has returned to New Zealand for a short time.
The piece is usually stored at the British Museum in London, and is currently at the… Read more Audio
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Politicians hear renters discuss issues at forum
Politicians have heard about the plight of renters at a forum in Wellington. Renters United and Generation Zero have questioned National,
Labour, the Greens and TOP on what it calls one of the… Read more Audio
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Police on watch for more protests in Wellington
Police have been keeping watch overnight for any sign of protesters at Parliament after Thursday's anti-government march.
Around 2,000 people descended on the Capital in a demonstration organised by… Read more Audio
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The Warehouse and Sanitarium battle over supply of Weet-Bix
The Warehouse Group has laid a complaint against Sanitarium over its decision to stop supplying Weet-Bix - the breakfast of champions - from the end of the month and the Commerce Commission is… Read more Audio
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'It's a level three situation, the highest ever' - deputy mayor on sewage leak
29 Sep 2023The Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown says the raw sewage being pumped into the Waitematā Harbour is a result of many years of neglect.
It will take an estimated ten days to fix the broken sewer pipe at the… Read more Audio
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NZ First candidate on race baiting accusations
29 Sep 2023Labour leader Chris Hipkins is continuing to target his political opponents over their rhetoric around Māori, saying it's race-baiting.
He's delivered a warning about the impact a National, ACT, New… Read more Audio
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Labour leader accuses other parties of race baiting during campaign
29 Sep 2023Labour leader Chris Hipkins has taken aim at other political parties, accusing them of race baiting during the election campaign in order to gain power.
He's delivered a warning about the impact a… Read more Audio
![Makers unknown Te Rā [the sail] (detail) c. 1770–1800. Harakeke, kererū, kāhu and kākā feathers, dog skin. On loan from the Trustees of the British Museum. © Whakaarahia anō te rā kaihau Te Rā Project. Photo: Cultural Heritage Imaging](https://media.rnztools.nz/rnz/image/upload/s--3F5dKpJS--/ar_16:10,c_fill,f_auto,g_auto,q_auto,w_576/v1695924743/4L1XPFF_1_feathers_jpg?_a=BACCd2AD)
