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Buskers return to Christchurch for World Festival
16 Jan 2023Buskers from across the world have descended on Christchurch for the city's famous street arts event, which will run over the next 10 days.
The Bread and Circus World Buskers Festival runs until… Read more Audio
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BNZ customer loses savings to a scam
Bank customers beware, that's a frequent message this summer as several organisations urge New Zealanders to watch out for financial scams.
But one BNZ customer who lost his savings says banks should… Read more Audio
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Govt promises more support for children with dyspraxia
16 Jan 2023An advocate for children with dyspraxia says more needs to be done for better access to diagnosis and increased funding.
They say the developmental disorder, which impacts a person's fine motor… Read more Audio
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More bad weather possible for Tairāwhiti
16 Jan 2023The severe weather brought by Cyclone Hale last week is over, but it could be a very brief respite for the Tairāwhiti area.
MetService is closely monitoring a subtropical low moving toward the East… Read more Audio
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Asher family farewells father found dead
16 Jan 2023The family of Michael Asher is still grieving the loss their father, who is believed to have died of a heart attack after he went missing on Christmas Day.
The 73-year-old's body was found three days… Read more Audio
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Record number of complaints about vehicle damage from potholes
16 Jan 2023A record number of complaints were made to Waka Kotahi last year about vehicle damage caused by potholes.
The transport agency received 555 complaints in the first 10 months of 2022, more than in the… Read more Audio
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Shortage of CO2 causes chaos for trade industry too
The national shortage of liquid carbon dioxide is causing chaos for the trade industry.
The gas is used to create dry ice, which is now becoming incredibly difficult and expensive to source, and… Read more Audio
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Shockwaves continue after execution of Iranian-UK national
16 Jan 2023Shockwaves over Iran's execution of the dual Iranian-UK national, Alireza Akbari, continue to be felt.
The Islamic Republic's government confirmed at the weekend the sixty-one-year-old former deputy… Read more Audio
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Forestry Minister on reforms to forestry after Cyclone Hale
16 Jan 2023The Environmental Defence Society is calling for a commission of inquiry into forestry practices after Cyclone Hale.
Multiple rivers and streams in Tairāwhiti were overwhelmed by forestry waste… Read more Audio
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At least 30 dead in missiles strike in Ukraine apartment
Russia has sent a flurry of missiles into Ukraine, striking an apartment building in Dnipro and killing at least 30 people.
At the same time, the UK has announced it is sending fourteen challenger… Read more Audio
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Deadliest plane crash in Nepal in 30 years
16 Jan 2023Search and rescue operations in Nepal have been suspended for the day following the country's deadliest aviation disaster in three decades.
72 people were on board the Yeti Airlines plane from… Read more Audio
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Cost of grocery supplies up in December 2022
Supermarkets are being forced to pay much more to stock their shelves, with the cost of grocery supplies up 10.6% in December compared to the previous year.
The latest data comes from the… Read more Audio
