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Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia
It's Friday so we cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. . Audio
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Film retells 2007 Te Urewera police raids
A film re-telling the events of the 2007 police raids in Te Urewera premiered last night at the opening of the New Zealand International Film Festival.
Muru is based around the anti-terrorism powers… Read more Audio
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Criminal Cases Review Commission hasn't finished an investigation
The body set up to examine miscarriage of justice complaints has still not finished a single investigaton after two years of operation.
But Te Kahui the Criminal Cases Review Commission says it's… Read more Audio
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Political donations cases expose laissez faire laws - expert
Court cases looking into the way donations are made to political parties have exposed New Zealand's laissez faire laws, according to an associate law professor.
Tim Kuhner from Auckland University… Read more Audio
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Covid-19 hospitalisations highest in South Island
The South Island has the highest rate of Covid-19 hospitalisations in the country.
Nationally, there's been some cause for optimisim in the outbreak, with case numbers and the weekly hospitalisation… Read more Audio
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Number of teens leaving school early up
The number of teenagers leaving school early has jumped. Almost one in five school leavers in 2021 was under the age of 17, the highest figure in a decade.
One of the worst-affected areas is Taranaki… Read more Audio
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Markets Update for 29 July 2022
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Expert thinks anti-mask movement involved in hoax bomb threats
A security expert believes members of the anti-mask movement could be behind the hoax bomb threats made to schools across the country.
Thousands of students were forced to lockdown or evacuate their… Read more Audio
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Three meteor showers to dazzle night sky this weekend
Looking for something spectacular to brighten a cold, dark winter's night?
Well, this weekend might just have something in store with not one, not two, but three meteor showers, combining to provide… Read more Audio
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Tokelau maintaining tough measures to stay Covid-free
In Tokelau, a family that has been under tunoa, which roughly translates to house arrest, for 11 months has once again refused to get vaccinated.
Tokelau's government is maintaining tough measures to… Read more Audio
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Ministry of Transport confident Road to Zero pace will pick up
The head of the Road to Zero programme says there has not been as much improvement to road safety infrastructure as he would like to have seen by now.
Bryan Sherritt from the Ministry of Transport… Read more Audio
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Birmingham puts on a show for Commonwealth Games
29 Jul 2022Athletes have begun entering Alexander Stadium in Birmingham at the Opening Ceremony for the 22nd Commonwealth Games.
New Zealand's athletes have been led into the stadium by joint flagbearers Joelle… Read more Audio
