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Tinnitus sufferers say trial changed lives
More now on Auckland University's tinnitus trial on tinnitus and it's likely impact on future treatments.
The results are positive, with the majority of triallists in citing improvements in their… Read more Audio
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Public media entity draws closer
The new public broadcasting entity is one step closer to becoming a reality, as the legislation setting it up makes its way through Parliament.
By mid next year Aotearoa New Zealand Public Media will… Read more Audio
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Agency failures allowed thousands of children in care to be abused, Crown officials concede
Crown officials have conceded that failures by multiple agencies allowed thousands of children in its care to be abused over decades.
Monday was the first day of a two-week hearing before the Royal… Read more Audio
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Minor mayor candidates compete for media coverage
16 Aug 2022Auckland is chocker with mayoral candidates.
There are 22 of them and some are having a hard time getting the attention they think they deserve.
Jonty Dine caught up with a few. Read more Audio
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Transport Emissions Reduction Pathway gets thumbs-up
16 Aug 2022Auckland's new Transport Emissions Reduction Pathway is receiving a glowing thumbs-up from local climate activists.
All Aboard Aotearoa, an umbrella group of advocacy groups, and the Auckland City… Read more Audio
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Market Update for 16 August 2022
Business update for 16 August 2022 Audio
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Illegal to ignore "do not knock" stickers
It's now illegal for roving salespeople to ignore "do not knock" stickers.
Today's changes to the Fair Trading Act, mean door-to-door traders who ignore a 'Do Not Knock' sticker risk fines of up to… Read more Audio
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Bus drivers back councils possibly taking operations ownership
16 Aug 2022Bus drivers are backing the possibility of councils taking ownership of public transport operations.
The Government has unveiled its Sustainable Public Transport Framework, which allows for councils… Read more Audio
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Labour Party to hold emergency meeting over Gaurav Sharma
16 Aug 2022The Labour Party caucus will meet this week in an emergency meeting to discuss the actions of Hamilton West MP Gaurav Sharma.
As the Prime Minister and Labour leader took the podium yesterday for her… Read more Audio
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Secondary principals Association on white supremacist running for Board of Trustees
It will be up to parents to vote and decide if a convicted white supremacist jailed two years ago will be able to get onto the board of a local school.
The principal of Te Aratai College, or what… Read more Audio
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Most homeowners still making a profit at sale
Most homeowners are still making healthy profits when they sell their houses, despite growing weakness in the market.
CoreLogic's latest "Pain & Gain" report shows 98.1 percent of properties resold… Read more Audio
