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Wellington student on why she's taking part in climate strike
Today Aotearoa will be the first country in the world to kick off a Global Climate Strike led by Fridays For Future.
Simultaneous protests, marches and rallies are being held in the main centres to… Read more Audio
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Thirty years since Sealord deal signing
23 Sep 2022Thirty years ago today, one of the first major treaty settlements was signed, guaranteeing Māori commercial fishing rights.
Those who were there and current leaders got together yesterday to take… Read more Audio
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Whakaari may have erupted again, but scientists don't know
23 Sep 2022Whakaari - or White Island may have erupted again but faulty monitoring equipment meant it wasn't confirmed.
This follows large plumes of white steam, which reached a height of about 600 metres being… Read more Audio
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Russia's war eclipses climate crisis at UN assembly
23 Sep 2022Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has just spoken to media after another busy day at the United Nations general assembly.
Her schedule changed after Russia's war on Ukraine eclipsed other existential… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 23 September 2022
23 Sep 2022The White Ferns have their first series win in the Caribbean after surviving a late batting collapse to defeat the West Indies in the second one-dayer Antigua. Chasing just 170 for victory, the… Read more Audio
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Twelve thousand cows to be culled from NZ feedlot
23 Sep 2022About 12,000 cows on New Zealand's largest feedlot are set to be culled from mid-October.
Mycoplasma bovis was first detected on the Five Star Beef feedlot in Ashburton about four years ago.
Now the… Read more Audio
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Police collecting licence plate photos from CCTV
23 Sep 2022The police have positioned themselves at the centre of a spreading web of surveillance cameras run by two private companies.
They can tap into footage from hundreds if not thousands of cameras that… Read more Audio
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Events on to mark passing of Queen Elizabeth II
23 Sep 2022Many events are being held on Monday to mark the life and passing of Queen Elizabeth II. Included in the one-off public holiday is a national minute of silence at two in the afternoon.
Cafes, bars… Read more Audio
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Man who died after reaction to Covid-19 vaccine should have been informed of risk - parents
23 Sep 2022The parents of Dunedin plumber Rory Nairn say their son was failed by health authorities.
A coroner this week ruled the 26-year-old died in November last year as a result of myocarditis caused by the… Read more Audio
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All Blacks have chance to collect second trophy
23 Sep 2022Despite all their struggles this year, the All Blacks have the chance to collect a second trophy for 2022 when they host Australia in Auckland tomorrow night.
The Eden Park clash will help determine… Read more Audio
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Strong earthquake rattles Wellington
23 Sep 2022A strong 5.8 earthquake rattled the top of the South Island, and lower North Island last night.
The quake was centred about thirty kilometres north-east of French Pass, about 50 kilometres deep and… Read more Audio
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Russians in NZ terrified for families back home
23 Sep 2022Russians here are terrified for their families back home.
President Vladimir Putin's call for thousands of extra troops to fight in Ukraine has sparked panic as people scramble to get out of the… Read more Audio
