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He Waka Eke Noa will put farmers out of business - Groundswell
9 Jun 2022The primary sector has released its plan to price its climate emissions, but not all farmers are happy.
The He Waka Eke Noa partnership behind the sector's alternative to joining the Emissions… Read more Audio
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US mass shooting victims' emotional testimonies at gun hearing
9 Jun 2022Survivors and the family of victims of recent mass shootings in the United States have given emotional testimonies before lawmakers at a hearing on gun violence.
Among those speaking was a student at… Read more Audio
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Top Stories for Thursday 9 June 2022
9 Jun 2022Alan Hall is no longer a convicted murderer -- now questions are being raised about the police and lawyers who helped put him behind bars. A Wellington woman is vowing to fight to get her husband's… Read more Audio
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Kokako breeding season a roaring success
8 Jun 2022The sound of kōkako is being heard more often now, especially in Auckland's Hunua Ranges.
That's because this breeding season has been a record-breaking success.
Auckland Council general manager… Read more Audio
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Microplastics found in antarctic snow
8 Jun 2022New research from a University of Canterbury PhD candidate has uncovered the presence of microplastics in Antarctic snowfall, shattering the myth that the great southern continent is relatively… Read more Audio
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Cost of living top of mind in new poll
8 Jun 2022New research has found pocket pain is top of mind for New Zealanders.
The latest Ipsos New Zealand issues monitor shows cost of living concerns rank highest, while crime is a worry too.
Meanwhile… Read more Audio
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Covid-19: Study finds lockdowns had negative effects for people with mood disorders
An international study which looked at the impact of the Covid-19 lockdowns on people who are bi-polar or suffer depression has found 80-percent reported negative effects.
Researchers believe… Read more Audio
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Governments urged to transition to plant-based diets
8 Jun 2022Governments are being urged they must transition quickly to completely plant-based diets for their citizens - and that the survival of humanity depends on it.
A group comprising Nobel laureates, 14… Read more Audio
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Recreation fishers take 35 tonnes of paūa from Kaikōura
8 Jun 2022It was the first paūa season for Kaikōura in five years, but data is showing around 35 tonnes were taken by recreational fishers during the three-month season - more than the commercial and customary… Read more Audio
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Principals fear worse coming with winter illnesses
Winter illnesses and Covid-19 have been sweeping through schools causing critical disruption to student learning.
Principals fear the worst is yet to come.
Post Primary Teachers' Association… Read more Audio
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UK trial gives 3300 workers an extra day off
8 Jun 2022The world's biggest trial of the four day week is underway in the UK where more than 3300 workers and 70 companies are leaving Monday-to-Friday behind.
The pilot is running for six months and is… Read more Audio
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Nearly 90 percent of employers intending to raise salaries - survey
8 Jun 2022Recruitment firm Hays has released a survey showing 88 percent of employers intend to raise salaries in the coming year.
That figure's up from 67 percent last year and usually sits around the 40 to… Read more Audio
