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Morning Rural News for 8 September 2022
News from the rural and farming sector. Audio
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Hamilton city councillors complain about transport spending
8 Sep 2022Hamilton isn't getting a fair share of the national transport spending.
That's according to Hamilton city councillors Sarah Thomson and Dave Macpherson.
Hamilton's population is growing at a rate of… Read more Audio
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Top Stories for Thursday 8 September 2022
8 Sep 2022Top stories for Thursday 8 September 2022 A New Zealand medic who's back from Ukraine's front lines warns healthworkers not to join the war effort unless they're trained to work in conflict zones… Read more Audio
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Rafael Nadal knocked out of the US Open
7 Sep 2022Rafael Nadal has been knocked out of the US Open in a shock four-set loss to American Frances Tiafoe.
The men's and women's singles competitions are now into the quarter-final stage, with Norway's… Read more Audio
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Greenhouse gases dropped in most regions between 2019 and 2021
7 Sep 2022Latest figures from Statistics New Zealand show greenhouse gas emissions dropped in 10 out of 16 regions between 2019 and last year.
Some regions fared worse than others with Waikato's emissions… Read more Audio
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Some stuck in queue for citizenship while others zip through
Thousands of New Zealand residents are languishing in a queue for citizenship while some new applicants are being approved within weeks.
Among those waiting are relatives needing a passport to visit… Read more Audio
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Australia beats NZ in first Chappell-Hadlee game
7 Sep 2022Australia has come away with a nervy two-wicket victory against New Zealand in the opening one-day cricket international of the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy in Cairns.
Devon Conway top scored for New… Read more Audio
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Auckland University researchers infiltrate Action Zealandia
7 Sep 2022Researchers at Auckland University have published two papers looking at the nationalist extremist group Action Zealandia.
Senior Lecturer Chris Wilson and Stuff reporter James Halpin worked on the… Read more Audio
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Principals alarmed by high failure rate on literacy tests
7 Sep 2022Principals across the country are alarmed about high failure rates in literacy and numeracy tests. One principal has told RNZ they had a 100 percent failure rate in a writing test, while others… Read more Audio
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Liz Truss starts job as PM with big to-do list
7 Sep 2022Boris Johnson has said farewell, and Liz Truss has delivered her first speech as UK Prime Minister.
BBC correspondent Rob Watson spoke to Susie Ferguson. Read more Audio
